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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1954

Page

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Monticello column notes speed crackdown impact and church vandalism

The piece praises Cedar Rapids style traffic enforcement for slowing speeds and possibly saving lives while reporting vandalism at St Luke's Methodist Church in Monticello. It notes Pastor Gildner's discovery of prior minor incidents and commends golf scores by Claude Appleby and Bob Mullen from last Friday night.

Monticello St. Luke's Methodist Church Claude Appleby Bob Mullen Appleby Mullen

Monticello Park praise and local notices reflect community life

A Sunday fishing outing near Eby's Mill bridge leads to a swimming group including Mrs Ruby Kopp and Mrs Henry J Harms Jr with a lighthearted note about not wanting an Express camera. The piece urges thanks to Monticello Park Board members Gerald Rohr, Elden Brashaw and Howard Hicks for excellent municipal park facilities including play units picnic areas restrooms and the new elephant slide. It also mentions planned fountain work at the fair grounds the 6 year board terms and a parking meter anecdote praising Officer Les Bright and a minor parking tale involving a beer truck.

Eby’s Mill Bridge Ruby Kopp Henry J. Harms Jr Monticello City Gerald Rohr Elden Brashaw Howard Hicks

Monticello Driver Receives New Type of Parking Ticket

A speaker recalls taking a parking spot and paying for the privilege. He notes receiving a new ticket with a brown envelope, preferring the newer form over the old envelope reading Welcome to Monticello that warned of fines for violations.

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One Case Heard In Echternacht's Court

A case in Ray Fechternacht's Justice of the Peace court involved Lester John Schaeffer of Cedar Rapids charged with driving while his license was suspended. He received 10 days in jail with a recommendation to extend the suspension.

Justice of the Peace Court Ray Fechternacht Lester John Schaeffer Cedar Rapids

Mrs. G. Ommen Hostess To St. John's Ladies Aid

The St. John's Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs. G A Ommen as hostess. Harm Dirks spoke on the L W M L convention at Hampton on June 23. A bake sale and bazaar in the fall were approved and the August meeting dropped.

Mrs. G. Ommen St. John’s Ladies Aid G. A. Ommen Harm Dirks L.W.M.L Hampton Stenzel Merle Postel

Friday Club Hosts Summer Meeting at Skelley Home

Mrs. Arthur Skelley welcomed the Friday Club on July 15 with Mrs. Richard Long presiding. Programs included Love Letter to America, Folklore of the American Hero, Life and Times of Ned Buntline, This Is Americas Midwestern Heritage. Nearby social visits followed with multiple families attending in Hopkinton and Anamosa areas.

Arthur Skelley Richard Long America Jacque Barzum Leo Gurko Lovell Ned Buntline Stewart H. Holbrook DeShaw O. D. Yeoman Savage

Husmanns Visit Anamosa Daughter’s Family

Mr and Mrs J F Husmann of Anamosa spent Thursday evening with their daughter and family the Vernon Meiers. Mr and Mrs Paul Bender attended the postmasters picnic at Devil s Backbone park near Strawberry Point on Sunday July 11.

J. F. Husmann Anamosa Vernon Meiers Paul Bender Devil's Backbone Park Strawberry Point

Iverson Weekend Visit Tied to Petersons Golden Anniversary

Mrs L A Iverson left Friday to visit her brother George Petersons in Story City. She attended the Petersons golden wedding anniversary celebration on Sunday, marking a notable family gathering.

Boys depart for Boulter Camp near Annandale Minn

John Baty and Allen White leave today with the Ross Batys for Boulter Camp near Annandale Minnesota. They will stay one month in the Owanka Camp for boys who attend. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Turnis and family of Bernard were guests at Mrs. Turnis' mother Mrs. L. T. White's home.

John Baty Allen White Ross Baty Boulter Annandale Minn Owanka

Anamosa Man Visits Family Members Sunday

Harold Eilers of Anamosa visited his family and spent the day with Mrs. Virginia Eilers and Mrs. E. G. Hicks on Sunday.

Harold Eilers Anamosa Virginia Eilers E. G. Hicks Eilers

Haas Visitors Tour the Dale McDonald Home

Janet and Colleen Haas of Hopkinton were Sunday and Monday visitors in the Dale McDonald home. Mr and Mrs Andrew Recker and Mr and Mrs Joe Steiner of Bloomington Wisconsin were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Recker.

Janet and Colleen Haas Hopkinton Dale McDonald Andrew Recker Joe Steiner Bloomington, Wis Henry Recker

Carrie Clark Hosts Clinton Guests Last Sunday

Miss Carrie Clark entertained Mrs. Margaret Clark and Miss Marian Clark of Clinton as visitors last Sunday.

Carrie Clark Margaret Clark Miss Marian Clark Clinton

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