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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

7

Conley couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Frank L Conley plan a 50th anniversary open house from 2 to 4 pm and in the evening at their home located three and a half miles east of Sand Springs The event is noted in a community notices page.

Frank L. Conley Sand Springs Vivian Engelbart Ben Engelbart Vivian Wallace A. Schneider First Presbyterian Merritt Maurer Seattle Wash Frank McConnon Monticello McConnon Iowa State College Minnesota East

Library Adds Five New Books for Circulation

The library shelves gain four westerns and one mystery plus Candle in the Wind by H. T. Miller Book of Friendship by Elizabeth Selden Railroading from the Rear End by Farrington Land of the English People by Alicia Street Inside U S A by John Gunther Mrs Roberts lists hours 1 30 to 5 30 and 7 to 8 30 daily except Sunday

H. T. Miller Elizabeth Selden Farrington Alicia Street U.S.A John Gunther

Mrs. Lang Buys Anamosa Building Lot for Home

Mrs Harry Lang a Monticello native now living in Anamosa purchased a building lot on South Blood Street from Charles Zimmer. The 45 by 109 foot lot was bought for about 2000 dollars to build a modern home.

Harry Lang Anamosa Monticello South Blood Street Charles Zimmer

Memorial Day Visit Highlights from Cedar Rapids and Springville

Mr and Mrs Harry Maire and son Marvin of Cedar Rapids spent Memorial Day with relatives in Monticello. Mr and Mrs Alva Rodman and family of Springville were Memorial Day callers in the C G Schneiter home.

Francis Messinger First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids Andy Smith Hopkinton Miss Behrends Monticello Will Balsiger Ollie Prader John Turnis Des Moines Robert Levien E. B. Reinbold Frank Schneiter Harry Maire Marvin Alva Rodman Springville C. G. Schneiter

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