Monticello Express Brief Notice
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
1
The snippet from Monticello Express appears garbled OCR with unreadable names and details. It provides no clear event, date, or organization to summarize into a coherent card.
Reverend Geo Woodell Leever Monticeho completes four years at the Monticello church. He led Red Cross drives and legion efforts, baptized children, and welcomed new members. A farewell sermon filled the church, with a union service held later in the evening.
Fragmented text discusses a national defense program attributed to John L. Lewis. It references leadership, aims, and state roles but the exact details are unreadable due to damaged OCR. The piece centers on the perceived influence of Lewis on defense planning.
In Indianola Simpson College heard a sermon by Dr. Carver before about 2000 attendees including a small Negro presence. The 80 year old scientist, once a Missouri native, recalled walking 25 miles to enroll at Simpson fifty years ago before continuing studies at Iowa State College.
Fragmentary text describes a police or investigative file with references to Camp Building, 6 TM ist ERR THE Des For, and various garbled names and terms. The readable items include mentions of investigations, reports, and a possible camp or building scene. Short, non-graphic and non-specific language is used throughout.
A readable fragment mentions Taormuere and Bert Ogevaune in an informal context. The text references events and locations without clear dates or outcomes. Further details are not provided in the legible portion.
The article recalls E E Reed of Monticello and Dr Carver’s 1896 visit to Tuskegee at Booker T. Washington’s invitation. It notes Carver’s 390 synthetic products from peanuts and 118 uses for sweet potatoes, refusing high pay to aid negro farmers and uphold humble motives.
The piece lists numerous local residents and families connected to Memorial Day observances. Names and relations are interwoven with community events, church societies, and social notices. It mentions churches, clubs, visitors, and ongoing university events, highlighting a town’s memory and social fabric.
Public notices describe conveyances and property lines affecting Buckeye Street area including Buckeye scree and Buckere property. It details extensions of railroad and right of way, compensation, and conditions for recording and future surveys with references to the First Farm Land Company and Monticelio Gresuhouse.
A local Center Junction church ordained its pastor during a Sunday service followed by remarks from community leaders and church members. The event drew attendees from nearby towns including Olin Mechanicsville Boone and Iowa City.
Bid proposals to be received at the counts executor office on January iowa date listed. The notice cites a total contract value of $78,000 with further figures and terms noted. Bidders must submit as specified and schedules shown in the project brief.
Notice announces the appointment of Margaret Mardgoef as administrator for the estate of Cari J. Meurdaert Sroeaned by the district court of James county. The administrator must file a sworn inventory and account with Beigeon eit Joy etered and Guy. dated Amermices 26th in April.
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