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columnist D Kilgallen notes the on air mystery as viewers assess if a guest is truly the star under a pile of wigs and makeup on the TV panel show.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
5
columnist D Kilgallen notes the on air mystery as viewers assess if a guest is truly the star under a pile of wigs and makeup on the TV panel show.
A busy week in Buck Creek and surrounding towns features visits among neighbors and relatives. The South circle plans a meeting with Mrs. Maurice Thompson on Thursday at 1 30 pm. Victor Wilson and George French join reunions in Red Wing Minnesota and Excelsior Springs Missouri with extended family in Anamosa Onslow Wyoming and Davenport. Multiple pairings and guests include the Thompsons Wilsons Havens Schlaarman Had various relatives visiting in Manchester Janesville Prairieburg and Monticello. Calf show honors are earned by Tommy Keith at Ryan with top and champion Jersey awards.
The Monticello Express questions the six month impact of Jones County redistricting. It argues the plan limits voter choices, makes officials targets of pressure, and shifts funds into political battles. The piece invites reader letters to discuss alternatives like at large staggered terms or per diem pay.
Elton Shorty Copley urges local merchants and citizens to join the Greater Monticello Committee and work for the town’s future. He cites Newsweek’s Keosauqua piece on decline and paraphrases JFK to stress collective effort over self interest for Monticello’s fate.
Mr and Mrs Ed Harms and Mr and Mrs George Seibold called on Mr and Mrs John Weber at Dyersville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Earl Batchelder of
The Monticello Express details weekly publication from Monticello Iowa and rates for subscriptions. One year in listed Iowa counties costs 5 dollars elsewhere 6 dollars. Servicemembers pay 5 dollars worldwide. It notes associations and advertising services.
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