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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

6

Local News Highlights From Monticello and Nearby Areas

Local notices show frequent visits by residents to relatives and friends across Jesup Dubuque Anamosa Hopkinton Cascade Cascade Monticello and Oelwein. Advertisements promote McNeill's Hardware items lightning rod repairs flies spray eggs poultry baying tools and a stove polish.

Social Roundup Brims with July Visits and Local Gatherings

Monticello residents host relatives from Oelwein Davenport and Cedar Rapids. Weeklong visits include James Mann Clarksville with grandmother Margaret Stadtmueller and George Hines in Marton. August Bliss guests from Cedar Rapids. travel includes Toledo Ohio and Marion. Hot July weather noted. several trips to Black Hills and Savanna Illinois. Local births announced. Hicks family hospital visit. O’Connor family from Manchester visiting.

James Mann Clarksville Margaret Stadtmueller

Community Notes Bring Visitors And Family News

Monticello residents share summer visits and family milestones. Ed Podhaski and family visited Will Hunter in Morley. Ray McDonald welcomed a son born July 8 in Town City. Mrs. McDonald was formerly Freda Behrends. Other locals traveled to Chicago Heights and Cedar Rapids for visits. Ann Marie Orcutt returned from Davenport. Various relatives from Manchester Iowa City Los Angeles and Nebraska visited Monticello homes for the holiday weekend. Wayne Dinsmore, speaker at Holbert picnic, wed Mary Gray of Monticello. Mrs Perrine and LaVetta roamed Wyoming visiting kin and friends.

Ray McDonald Town City Gene DeWitt Iowa City Monticello Mr. DeWitt Mrs. DeWitt Lved Wayne Dinsmore Holbert Mary Gray Robert Gray Henry George

Portrait Corner features Ray Carsen after Bell Telephone service

The Portrait Corner profiles Ray Carsen of Bell Telephone, a Monticello native and eight year married father of a school aged son. Born in Monticello and a Monticello High School alumnus, his early work included bakery duties and banking as a Cedar Rapids bookkeeper before enlisting in 1918.

Monticello Oafe Cedar Rapids France Ray Carlsen Bell Telephone Company

Woe unto you when all men speak well of you

The line reflects a biblical warning about popularity and moral stance, contrasting worldly approval with righteous living. It emphasizes humility and integrity over universal acclaim.

Summer visitors toast Fourth of July at Wilkens home

Mr and Mrs George Wilkens hosted guests for the Fourth of July including Mr and Mrs William Tighe and their Cedar Rapids family. A F Walker, summer student at Iowa State College Ames, returned home briefly to visit his family.

C. M. Holst Helen Center Junction Ralph Bone F. W. Buxton T. T. Buxton Cora Blackman Wheatland W. P. Robn Mrs Chris Elben Charles Cards Elkader Kenneth Ferring Des Moines Mr. Ferring Frank Ferring Walter Hubbard Hefner Cedar Rapids Bert Hubbard Celin Rollins Marion Charles Butler Mitchell Northrop Mr. Northrop Charles Northrop William Roben Kenneth Iowa City Roben Ernest Skelley George Wilkens William Tighe A. F. Walker Iowa State College Ames

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