Center Junction Bond Issue Passes Unanimously
Center Junction residents approved an $8000 water main and hydrant bond issue in a special election held last Thursday. The measure carried unanimously with 50 votes cast.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
8
Center Junction residents approved an $8000 water main and hydrant bond issue in a special election held last Thursday. The measure carried unanimously with 50 votes cast.
Seventy relatives were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heims at their Sand Springs home Thursday evening after their daughter Lila graduated from St. Paul’s church in Worthington. Attendees included Rev. Edmund Becker and many families from Worthington Coggan Greeley Cascade Manchester Monticello and others.
Richland Mr and Mrs Carl Richmond and Miss Sue Richmond Advance Missouri returned home after visiting the Wismeier family. Mr and Mrs John Yossi Cedar Rapids were weekend visitors at the Carl Schneiter and George Hein homes. Mr and Mrs Walter Heath visited Rock Island Illinois guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Lerch. Len Buol returned home after several days as a medical patient in Dubuque. Carl Schneiter and Paul Schneiter and Mrs George Hein were Cedar Rapids visitors last week Wednesday. Carl Schneiter and family attended a picnic dinner at the [location].
Last Sunday at city park a ceremony honored Mrs. Clara Schneiter and her father Pete Zumbrunnen from Minnesota. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mantell of Los Angeles and others visiting Schneiter relatives. trips planned to Canada and New York City with Cedar Rapids and Whiting residents also visiting over the weekend.
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