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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1930

Page

2

Local visitors and travels noted in Monticello area

Mrs J H Perrine visited Wyoming relatives last Tuesday. Pete Altman and daughter Helen tour Oxford Junction. Numerous locals visit Cedar Rapids Dubuque Des Moines Chicago and other nearby towns. Highlights include births travels and family visits across multiple towns.

J. H. Perrine Wyoming Pete Altman Helen Oxford Junction E. E. Reed Alfreda Des Moines C. C. Schneiter, Jr Balcar Cedar Rapids P. D. Bell Mrs Donald Bell George Waite Beachl T. Perrine Frank Peckosh Altman Florence Hoag John Goodhue E. E. Hoag Spokane Washington

Local residents share visits and travels in Monticello area

A string of social visits and trips highlights Monticello life as Dr. O E York and Mrs. Webb host relatives, Miss Edna Steege attends a convention in Cleveland, and many townsfolk visit family in Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Tipton, and Chicago. Numerous summer trips, airport dedication, and a birthday gathering mark a busy week in the community.

Monticello News Roundup Highlights Local Travel

Monticello residents staged a busy week with visits to relatives in Platte South Dakota Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Farley and Michigan Niagara Falls Detroit and Spokane. Families Harley Kurt Gutknecht Podhaski Robertson Stambaugh and others arranged trips and gatherings while nursing students and clergy planned summer duties and vacations.

States envy Iowa for record highway mileage

The Cherokee Times notes states once scorning Iowa as mud roads now envy its 300d mileage record. No state west of the Mississippi can match Iowa's total highway length and acclaim.

Towa Mississippi River Iowa

Teachers' exam for uniform county certificate at Anamosa

The teachers examination for uniform county certificate will be held at Anamosa on July 23 24 and 25. Nellie V Morey county superintendent.

Anamosa Nellie V. Morey

Local Club and Mission Groups Gather for Teas and Meetings

Mrs. Carl Hodson hosted the Delta Dek bridge club with two tables of play and high score by Mrs. Asa Lambert, with Miss Lucile Chaloupka of Dubuque visiting. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society met at Mrs. L H Lang's home for devotionals and a paper on agricultural missions.

Delta Dek Bridge Club Carl Hodson Asa Lambert Lucile Chaloupka Dubuque

Congregational Missionary Society Meets at McNeill Home

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church held a mother and daughter gathering at Mrs. Albert J. H. McNeill's home last Wednesday afternoon. Betty Kay led reflections while a group of boys and girls presented a play titled Mrs. Budget with Alma Buol starring. Refreshments were served by Janet and Margaret McNeill and Alice Palmer.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church W. H. Behrends Sand Spring Will Adams Charles Clark Adam Hein Fred Eilers Frank Walker John Schweitzer John Lubben Hans Kettlitz Paul Petersen Chisman Ladies’ Aid Society of St. John's Ey Woman's Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church Albert J. H. McNeill Betty Kay Mrs. Budget Alma Buol Janet Margaret McNeill Alice Palmer

Leslie Burrichter Celebrates His Sixth Birthday

Leslie Burrichter son of Mr and Mrs Otto Burrichter marked his sixth birth anniversary with a Monday party at home. Friends played games and enjoyed a birthday luncheon served by Mrs Burrichter. A pink candle decorated cake and guest favors highlighted the celebration with gifts for the honoree. Invited guests included Geraldine Schneider Eloise Timmins Mary Lou Luett Dicky Landis Jimmy Bone Bobby Eeger Everett Clark Gerald Taylor Charles Boss Frank and Norman Duckett and Eugene Burrichter.

Leslie Burrichter Otto Burrichter Everett Clark Gerald Taylor Charles Boss Frank Norman Duckett Eugene Burrichter

Knake Marries Winter in Monmouth Community Ceremony

Miss Anna Janette Knake daughter of Mr and Mrs John Knake of Monmouth wed Lee R Winter son of Mr and Mrs Ingwer Winter also of Monmouth The ceremony occurred Sunday June 20 at 6 30 pm at the Presbyterian parsonage in Andrew with Rev A J McConnell conducting a single ring rite The couple will reside on a farm south of Monmouth with the groom helping his father on the farm

Anna Janette Knake John Knake Monmouth Lee R. Winter Ingwer Winter Presbyterian Church Andrew A. J. McConnell Alma Knake Henry Knake Winter

Jimmy Matthiessen Celebrates His Fourth Birthday

Mrs. Clarence Matthiessen entertained a group of children and mothers at her home last Saturday to honor Jimmy Matthiessen on his fourth birthday. Games on the lawn followed by refreshments.

Clarence Matthiessen Jimmy

Guests Attend Social Gathering At Local Home

A list of attendees includes Mrs Ed Hui bregtse and daughters Lucile and Gayle Mrs Will Corbin and son Billy Mrs Tom Hamilton and son David Mrs Charles Luett daughter Mary Lou and son Bobby Mrs Will Holmes daughters Jean and Callene and sons Berkley and Billy Mrs James Anderson daughter Phyllis and granddaughter Joan Reichart Mrs Will Rohn Miss Hariet Rohn Marthe Matthiessen sister of the guest of honor and their grandmother Mrs Jake Matthiessen Also Mrs Clarence Kline of Mechanicsville sister of the hostess was an out of town guest.

Ed Huibregtse Lucile Gayle Will Corbin Billy Tom Hamilton David Charles Luett Mary Lou Bobby Will Holmes Jean Callene Berkley James Anderson Phyllis Joan Reichart Will Rohn Hariet Rohn Marthe Matthiessen Jake Matthiessen Clarence Kline Mechanicsville

Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Hold Meeting

The Scotch Grove Sunshine girls met July 9 at Ben Ottens home. Dorathy Otten and Lois Kuhns hosted. Roll call and minutes read by Carol Naylor. Wilma Kuhns spoke on testing jars rubbers and lids and examining canned foods. Miss Redfern demonstrated canning chicken. Two new members Pauline Stickley and Alfreda Husmann welcomed. Three visitors attended.

Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Ben Otten Dorothy Otten Lois Kuhns Carol Naylor Wilma Kuhns Miss Redfern Pauline Stickley Alfreda Husmann Raymond Naylor Harrison Loomis

Recaptured Prisoners Face New Charge in Court

Two reformatory escapees were arraigned before Judge Moffit last Monday on escaping from the penitentiary. They were rearrested after escaping sometime in the past year and now face a new charge that will extend their prison terms. Two other trustees escaped the day before and are expected to be caught, increasing the chance of longer imprisonment. Fingerprint dissemination aids detection but can entangle the offender in future arrests.

Reformatory Moffit United States

Some Other Very Hot Julys In Former Years

July is the hottest month with average temperatures higher than each summer month. June occasionally reaches 100 degrees or more, but July has more such days. In 1856 June hit 102 while July reached 100, and in 1870 June peaked at 192 with July at 191. Between 1884 and 1889 the record continued.

July Heat Record Reveals Rising Temperatures Since 1884

The text notes June highs reaching 97 in several years, and 1901 July peaking at 108 the hottest day, with 100 in June that year. In 1902 July highest was 92. It claims no data since 1909 but asserts July has trended hotter since 1884.

Five year old Patricia Grassfield dies in Waverly

Patricia Ann Grassfield aged five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grassfield, died at home in Waverly after months of illness. She was born October 4, 1925. Funeral services were at First Congregational church Waverly, Rev. Bacon presiding, burial at Grassfield plot in Coggon. Survivors include her parents and brother Bruce. Attending relatives from Monticello and Ben C. Roberts family.

Patricia Ann Norman Grassfield Waverly Mayo Clinic Rochester First Congregational Church Bacon Coggon Grassfield Monticello Little Patricia Bruce Helen Hefner Ben C. Roberts

Greenwalt Nominated for Secretary of State at Iowa GOP

At the Republican state convention in Des Moines Gilbert C. Greenwalt of Des Moines won the secretary of state nomination on the first ballot with 822 votes to 548 for Saunders. A. G. Spangler of Cedar Rapids became Fifth district committeeman and was later elected chairman of the state central committee. The platform praised Hoover and Iowa GOP members of Congress.

Des Moines Gilbert C. Greenwalt W. E. G. Saunders A. G. Spangler Cedar Rapids State Central Committee Hoover Iowa Congress

Pledge of Republican Party Central Committee Selections

Mrs. J. E. Remsey of Anamosa was chosen as the woman member of the central committee representing the Fifth Town district, as part of the party’s observance and enforcement of its laws.

Republican Party J. E. Remsey Anamosa Central Committee

Alleged Bank Robber Taken Into Custody in Eau Claire

George Stubblefield alias Robert Johns alias George Phillips is under arrest in Eau Claire Wisconsin on an assault charge and identified as a Straw berry Point bank bandit from June 24 He has a long prison record including a recent parole from Webster county Iowa reformatory and prior time in California Utah and a naval prison

George Stubblefield Robert Johns George Phillips Eau Claire Wisconsin Strawberry Point Iowa

Double Trouble Women Talk Before They Act Quote

A Chicago News quotation asserts that women are less dangerous than men and tend to talk before acting, framing behavior with a witty, gendered bluntness in a brief editorial aside.

Chicago News

One Good Mother Worth More Than Hundred School Masters

The saying attributed to George Herbert extols a mother’s value above many teachers, reflecting a belief in maternal influence over education and virtue.

George Herbert

America Rebuilt Every Forty Years Statement By Dickinson

A. E. Dickinson, president of a national limestone company, asserts that America is rebuilt on a roughly forty year cycle, highlighting industrial and infrastructural renewal patterns.

America A. E. Dickinson National Limestone Company

Photographing a Bullet as It Exits a Pistol Barrel

A new imaging technique captures a bullet midflight as it exits the gun barrel. Researchers demonstrate high speed photography that freezes the moment of muzzle exit, offering insights into ballistic behavior and firearm dynamics for science and forensic study.

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