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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

7

Mrs Ross Baty Hosts Bridge Club Social Evening

Mrs Ross Baty entertained the bridge club with a 7 30 dessert. Mrs John Shover and Mrs Walter Brainerd shared the high score of the evening. Miss Eileen Bohlken was honored at a pre nuptial shower at the K P hall Anamosa with over two hundred in attendance.

Mary Strang Jolly Circle Club Strang Charles Lambert Joe Heeren M. J. Cass Cass Harrison Ben Isaac Schneider Jr Rayc Peall Ross Baty Bridge Club John Shover Walter Brainerd Eileen Bohlken K. P. Hall Anamosa Larry Robertson Peterman’s Tea Room H. A. Sovern Milton Langer George Timmins Sovern Langer Richard Long Collins

Anniversary party honors Mr. and Mrs. Paul Staner

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Staner were feted at a party for their 45th wedding anniversary held last Sunday. Attendees included Wilfred Staner and family, Ray Staner and family, Lee Staner and family, Cyril Staner and family of Richland, Mary Staner, Jean Marie, and others from Monticello Cascade Fillmore and Fillmore areas.

Paul Staner Wilfred Staner Garry Owen Ray Staner Lee Staner Monticello Cyril Staner Richland Paul McDonald Jean Marie Charles Oeschger Mary Staner Clara Cashen Cascade Peter Grollinger Fillmore Alva Like

Mrs Jud Nichols Birthday Surprise Honored at Home

Mrs Jud Nichols celebrated a birthday with a Sunday gathering at her home. Relatives and friends, including Mrs William Thompson and others from nearby towns, attended a social afternoon with gifts and pink and white birthday cakes. Refreshments were served.

Jud Nichols William Thompson Otto Riedel Dubuque Charles Schneiter Cascade Clarence Doll Tommy Onslow Lillian Leggett Herson Fadley Reuben Leggett Joyca Leggett Alice Taylor Cora Sexton Allan Fairbanks Darrell Blayney Henry Gohe Glenn McMichael Kitty ‘Sutherland Kitty Callahan Moriticéilo Iy Ieee Daughre

Schreiner Chapter C E 8 Meets for Summer Closer

Schreiner chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Monday evening for the last summer gathering with Bertyce Goettsch as presiding officer in the East. After the meeting members adjourned to the dining room for a social hour with refreshments provided by the committee led by Eleanor McMichael and assisted by Mabel Corbin Phoebe Scherrer Josephine Scherrer Jenny Sheiley Nettie Young and Alice Howie.

Schreiner C.E Order of the Eastern Star Bertyce Goettsch Eleanor McMichael Mabel Corbin Phoebe Scherrer Josephine Scherrer Jennie Sheiley Nettie Young Alice Howie

Church Schedules and Local Visits in Monticello Area

A compact church notices page lists Mass times for Ts Sacred Heart and other area churches in Eugene Lorenz parish, including Penniel Presbyterian Castle Grove and Prairieburg services. It also notes baptisms, Vacation Bible School, Sunday schools, and upcoming picnics, with several residents visiting relatives and Lt. and Mrs. Thompson passing through from Smyrna to Liberal.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Eugene Lorenz Peniel Presbyterian Church Castle Grove C. E. Burdine Castle Grove Lutheran Church H. A. Diers Prairieburg Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grossheim Westminster Fellowship Kathryn Bender First Congregational Church Homer .E. Dalrymple the Methodist Church Glenn W. McMichael St. Matthew's Lutheran Church H. L. Adix Meeting of Luther League The Evangelical and Reformed Church A. Mast Wayne Zion Ey. Lutheran Church F. H. Kehren Congregational Sunday School Ladies Aid Monticello Fair Grounds

Outdoor play ideas for rural children in warm weather

The article promotes safe backyard play for rural children with simple structures and improvised equipment. It suggests a secure swing, rough rider games with log bronchos, blanket and barrel stave hammocks, and supervised water play using hoses or Washtub pools, all to keep children near home under parental watch.

Your Pressure Canner Remains A War Time Asset

A home pressure canner is described as a vital indirect weapon that preserves food for households and supports the GI effort. Proper seasonal care includes a hot soap bath for the kettle, clearing the lid, pet cock, gauge, and safety valve, drying thoroughly, and verifying the gauge with a master gauge before use.

Home canning safety and birthday notices at Cedar Rapids

The article cautions on proper canner use including water levels venting time and steam release while advising against sudden cooling and prying lids. It also notes a Cedar Rapids dinner at the Crandall Weaver home honoring Mrs. Weaver and her son David on birthdays with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Howland and the Stambaughs in attendance Mary Fitzsimons returned from Denver to visit Helen Fitzsimons.

Luther Howland Grant Stambaugh William Stambaugh Crandall Weaver Cedar Rapids

Gibbons compared to great apes in anatomy and behavior

Gibbons are described as anthropoid but more distant from humans than gorillas orangutans and chimpanzees. They resemble humans in facial appearance and upright walking posture. Their tree living life gives them long powerful arms and acrobatic swinging on aerial trails. Family groups use loud signals to maintain social bonds and convey distinct messages understood within each group.

License Fees Vary Widely Across 98 Cities

A survey of ordinances in 98 cities shows municipal license fees for cigarette vending machines, juke boxes, and mechanical amusements vary greatly. Rates range from $2 to $3 a year in several cities to much higher fees in Los Angeles and Birmingham.

Atlantic City Pasadena Wichita Kan Wilmington Del Los Angeles Birmingham

First Aid for Child Clothing Fire

Smother the flames with coats blankets or rugs from shoulders to feet if fire catches a child. Move to fresh air if smoke or gases overwhelm. Call a doctor and begin manual artificial respiration if not breathing. Do not give alcohol or drugs or make the child walk. Wait for the doctor.

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James Howie Mileell ’ M. Bohlken Benhard H. Bohlken James A. Howie Olin R. Howie Presbyterian William J. Grossheim E. H. DeShaw Dean Mayfield Luelia Soper Colleen Maire Marvin Coden Robert Buol Milton Harms Eugene Adams Miss Soper Miss Maire Rose Louise Maire Janice Wilken Mary Lou Adams Chicago Anamosa High School Kansas City Arthur “Stadtmueller Center Junction Carl Folkers Scotch Grove Marvin Nissen Wyoming Harold Waggoner Peter Paulsen M. Paulsen C. Bohlken L. A. Iverson Congregational Ladies Society William Hodgson Catherine Perley C. A. Palmer John Bateman I. W. Suter Donald Sutherland B. E. Abel J. R. Barron H. A. Severn Asa Lambert E. L. DeGowin Iowa City University Medical College Iowa City League DeGowin Iowa League of Women Voters Holler Washington National Council Youth Fellowship Messerli John Messerli Robert Messerli Richard Mardoff Billy Norma Hintz Husman John Husman Irvin Husman Ben Husman Scotch Grove Township Garnet Ross Manchester Robert Weir Bobby Donald Smith Susan William J. Matthiessen Richard Thompson Smyrna Tenn Liberal, Kan Thompson Tle Mary Fitzsimons Denver Colo Helen Cali Floyd's Clover Farm Nelson’s Jewelry Philadelphia Ite Els Feat Kellogg PT. Bot Mit Hershey's Breakfast Salerno Qn Ia Omerie Georgia California van Camp Ian Chase & Sanborn Oakite Tee Steel Wool & Soap Club Cans SUE Wallpaper Rke Norte Aontés Fe Biaireland Brief Sun Shop Stahler’s Drew
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