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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

2

Five TB Cases Noted in County In Health Drive

Five tuberculosis cases were reported in Jones County with 55 people showing healthy lungs. The seventh annual program, held April 25 at Monticello and Anamosa, used 61 x rays and 62 case histories to find early cases and prevent spread.

Jones County Monticello Ananesa Pogram Ruth Hariey Jones County Medical Society Jones County Tuberculosis Association Jones County Public Health Nursing Service Iowa Tuberculosis Association Iowa Department of Health Finnance

Fair Centennial Group Seeks Jones County Oldest Settlers

The Fair centennial effort of Jones County calls for nominations of long time residents and families with multi generational roots. Mrs. E H Huibregtse chairs a booth at the fair to mark Iowa’s centennial with events and a Truman message praising Iowa’s progress.

Jones County E. H. Huibregtse Monticello Huibregtse Iowa Towa Truman Louisiana Purchase Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Ren i Harry Truman

Express welcomes out of town guests and notices

A request to inform the Express when guests arrive or when you travel. Citizens are asked to telephone, visit the office, or write a signed letter or postal card with any news. Telephone number provided ends with 7.

Express

University of Iowa summer session hits new enrollment record

The University of Iowa reports 4,609 students in the summer session, including 2,784 World War II veterans. The 47 year history sees a breakdown of 3,362 men and 1,247 women, with liberal arts leading at 2,008, graduate 1,484, and engineering 307. Miss Matilda Arduser of Cedar Rapids visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Arduser over the weekend.

S.101 University of Iowa Matilda Arduser Cedar Rapids John Arduser Genevieve O'Rourke Mrs Ambrose O'Rourke

Jack Fraser Builds Moving House To Ease Iowa City Housing

Jack Fraser designs a two story brick veneer house in Monticello to relocate in fourteen sections to Iowa City for his medical education. The project features self built frame and furniture, with plans to live in the home by fall after service in World War II.

Towa City Jack Fraser Ray Georie Monicello Iowa City Jack John E. Fraser Theort Jows City Jim University City Monticello Grinnell and Coe Colleges Army 94Th Infantry Europe

Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Families

Miss Colleen Maire visits Columbia with friends staying in South Carolina. The Dentler home hosts a Cedar Rapids group and Lt Helen Starks of Galesburg attends. Kathleen Dentler born June 22 joins the extended family. others from Chicago Heights, Memphis, and Cedar Rapids visit Monticello and surrounding areas. A Camp Fire meeting is announced at DeShaw's home in Canowesi.

Colleen Maire Columbia South Carolina Berniece Edney Cedar Rapids Harry Starks Donnie Sharon Rochelle Inois Donald Dentler Helen Starks ANC Galesburg Illinois California FE. OH. DeShaw Guardian Canowesi

Mrs Edwin Wilcox Visited Reymond McKee Home

Mrs Edwin Wilcox visited at the Reymond McKee home several days last week and returned to her own residence Thursday.

Edwin Wilcox Reymond McKee

Wright Relative Visits Madison Kin Sunday

Charles Wright of Marion was a guest in the home of his Wright Walter Wilcox in Madison Wisconsin and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilcox and other relatives Sunday.

Francis Locher Memphis Tenn Frank Locher Capt. J. Erd Burlington Charles Wright Marion Frank Wright Walter Wilcox Madison, Wis Edwin Wilcox Merle Knight Merlene Maurice Maire Ray Adams

Wrights Welcome Son Robert Charles At Marion Home

Mr and Mrs Charles Wright of Marion welcomed a baby boy born Saturday July 20 weighing eight pounds at birth. He has been named Robert Charles.

Charles Wright Marion Robert Charles

Vacation Roundup Binds North Iowa Kinship and Travel

A long list of local families and friends recounts visits and trips across several states. Mrs. Cornelius Steck hosts in Dell Rapids while many others visit relatives in Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, California, and Michigan. Names include Iverson Kettlitz Rickels Ambruch Ambuehl Blayney Harms and Heerens with multiple stays and weekends noted.

Cornelius Steck L. A. Iverson Hans Kettlitz John Rickels Black Hills South Dakota Steck George Long Dell Rapids Theodore Michaelson

Youth camp delegate chosen for National Youth Foundation trip

Margaret Ann Zimmerman of Lions club designated as delegate to attend the National Youth Foundation camp in Shelby Michigan. She will depart next Sunday and visit Flint and Detroit before returning home.

Margaret Ann Zimmerman Lions Club National Youth Foundation Shelby Mich

Fishermen head to Lake Milaca for weekend trip

Ray Leytem Will Hoffman Ed Heeren and Harold Gottleaber left Friday for a few days fishing at Lake Milaca Minnesota. Mrs Minnie Gerdes Cedar Rapids spent last weekend in Monticello.

Ray Leytem Will Hoffman Ed Heeren Harold Gottleaber Lake Milaca Minn Minnie Gerdes Cedar Rapids Monticello

Weekend visitors and travelers from Monticello and beyond

Holton Kansas guests Loren Arnold Harold Arnold Lenita Arnold and William Hill stayed with Helen Jean Kopp. Harry Stuhler and son Bill planned a three week East trip visiting Richmond Virginia and New York City. Others include Cedar Rapids Helen Deischer vacationing with parents, and Monticello residents Mrs James Hogan with Sister Mary Immaculata and Sister Mary Eileen visiting.

Helen Jean Kopp Loren Arnold Harold Arnold Lenita Arnold William Hill Holton Kansas Harry Stuhler Bill East A. A. Cohn Richmond, Va Cohn Helen Louise Stuhler William Stuhler New York City James F. Hogan Monticello Mary Immaculata R.S.M Mount St. Agnes Dubuque Division of Nursing Education Loras College Mary Eileen Mount Carmel Mercy Hospital Detroit Michigan Anna L. Edwards

Community Visites and Upcoming Lawn Social at Temple Hill

Mr and Mrs John Mettler and Bobby visited Rose Loetscher in the James Peckosh home at Oxford Junction. The Temple Hill church plans a lawn social on Sunday July 28 with sandwiches ice cream and beverages. Dr and Mrs Asa P Lambert leave for St Charles to attend a golden wedding in Washington DC.

John Mettler Sorn Bobby Rose Loetscher James Peckosh Oxford Junction Temple Hill Asa P. Lambert St. Charles, Ill George Shreeve Washington, D. C

Barbara Rosentiel Visits Jane Mettler in Marion

Barbara Rosentiel of Marion has been visiting Jane Mettler during the week, sharing time and conversation in the Marion area.

Barbara Rosentiel Marion Jane Mettler

Soldier on furlough moved to Camp Stoneman California

Pvt. Glen R. Adams, home on a two week furlough from Camp Lee Virginia, is now located at Camp Stoneman California until shipment. His mailing address is Pvt. Glen R. Adams 17185391 1st Reg Co F ORD Camp Stoneman Calif.

Glen R. Adams Camp Lee Camp Stoneman Calif 1St Reg. Co. F Ord

Vacation Guests And Local Visits In Des Moines Area

Mrs August Brokens and daughters Doris and Deana from Van Nuys California are on a six week vacation staying with the Rickels and Brokens households. Des Moines visitors include Mrs Dillon Franks of DeWitt and Mrs Robert Hogan visiting Dr and Mrs M F Hogan and Mrs Richard Thompson from Evans ville Indiana. Cedar Rapids visitors, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wiess and two children, visited Mrs Alice O Rourke and George Timmina household.

August Brokens Doris Deana of. van Nuys, Calif Henry Rickels J. B. Brokens Dillon Franks DeWitt Robert Hogan Des Moines M. F. Hogan Richard Thompson Evansville, Ind George Timmina Lloyd Wiess Cedar Rapids Alice O'Rourke

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