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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

2

Kill Flies Early Gunderson Urges

Dr. Harold Gunderson an entomologist at Iowa State College warns that flies develop resistance to DDT if not killed early. He urges Iowans to start in June and spray DDT on screens doorways walls in farms and food handling areas and to clean fly breeding sites. County extension directors health engineers and fly control committees provide guidance for nearly 400 Iowa towns in this statewide drive.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Department of Health Engineers Iowa

Two Monticello girls graduate at ISU teachers college

Helen Jean Kopp and Irma Ann Schoon of Monticello earned degrees and diplomas at the 71st spring commencement of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on May 23. Dr. Malcolm Price presented degrees certificates and awards while Dr Kenneth Irving Brown Denison Ohio delivered the principal address on What Dare We Expect From Education Today.

Monticello Helen Jean Kopp Irma Ann Schoon Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Miss Kopp R. J. Kopp Miss Schoon John Schoon Malcolm Price Kenneth Irving Brown Denison Ohio

Items From Last Week

Note from editor: due to space limits some items were omitted last week. This column lists brief items previously intended for publication, reflecting local notes, events, and follow ups carried over from the prior issue.

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Herman Diers Elected Vice President at Wartburg College

Herman Diers, a pre theological student at Wartburg College Wa verly has been elected vice president of the student body He is the son of Rev and Mrs H A Diers Monticello Diers led the Lutheran Student association and the chapel choir last year and chaired Wartburg band secretary treasurer and a Grossman hall council member He served on Fortress staff and was feature editor of the Wartburg Trumpet

Herman Diers Wartburg College Waverly H. A. Diers Monticello Diers Lutheran Student Association Wartburg Grossman Hall Fortress College Annual Wartburg Trumpet

Mrs Revel McColm Heads Alumni Group

Mrs Revel McColm was elected president of the Monticello Public School alumni association for 1948 49 with Merle Jacobsen as vice president Nella Hoffman treasurer and Donna McCurdy secretary Also named sponsors for next year were Halstead Carpenter and Mrs W D McLaughlin The banquet served 205 people and yielded a $35 profit according to Past President Carl Schneider.

Monticello Public School Revel McColm Merle Jacobsen Nella Hoffman Donna McCurdy F. P. Stahler Halstead Carpenter W. D. McLaughlin Carl Schneider

Gerald Dirks Receives DeKalb Achievement Award

Gerald Dirks of Monticello was honored at the Monticello public school closing assembly with the DeKalb agricultural achievement award for leadership cooperation scholarship and home farming effort. Ray Adams notes the award has been given only twice at this school.

Gerald Dirks Monticello DeKalb August Dirks Ray Adams Randall Ganfield

Ray Stumbaugh Sets Summer Band Schedule

Ray Stumbaugh director announces summer band plans with Saturday lessons and Friday 8 pm rehearsals. Open invitation for all to join. second band possible later. Fourth grade and up urged to start now for fall entry. Country students arriving in Monticello in fall welcome as beginners.

Ray Stumbaugh Mr. Stumbaugh Monticello

Swimming Will Head Playground Program

Plans for an early July pool opening shape a lighter playground schedule than last year. Children expect swimming to be the season’s favorite pastime. The Red Cross aquatic school at Camp Dodge, Grimes, Ia., in June has not secured attendees yet. Senior life guards should contact Stewart Stahler or Dr. E H De Shaw.

Red Cross National Red Cross Aquatic School Camp Dodge Grimes Stewart Stahler E. H. de- Shaw

Librarian Reports New Book List for Circulation

The public library announces new circulation titles including Teen Age-College on Horseback by Esther Hall On to Oregon by Honore Morrow Where The Heart Is by Janet Lambert High Pockets by John Turnis Jane Hope Elizabeth Gray The Fair Adventure Elizabeth Gray The Crimson Sweater Ralph Barbour Roommates Laura Rondina The Fork in the Trail Merlin Ames Like Father Like Fun Andrew Hall Mystery of the Dark Mountains Lee Wells Trapping Harold McCracken Adult Milk Route Martha Ostenso Nearby Elizabeth Yates Son of the Moon Joseph Kitree No Trumpet Before Him Nelia White Rainbow in Tahati Caroline Guild.

Public Library Esther Hall Oregon Honore Morrow Janet Lambert John Turnis Jane Hope Elizabeth Gray Ralph Barbour Laura Rondina Merlin Ames Andrew Hall Lee Wells Harold McCracken Martha Ostenso Elizabeth Yates Joseph Kitree Nelia White Tahati Caroline Guild

Henry Brodersons Note Silver Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Alfred Egger hosted a Monday evening gathering for Mr and Mrs Henry Broderson to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Out of town guests included Delbert Smith Morley Robert Broderson Wyoming Richard Broderson Davenport and Chris Asmussen Sioux City.

Alfred Egger Henry Broderson Egger Broderson Delbert Smith Morley Robert Broderson Wyoming Richard Broderson Davenport Chris Asmussen Sioux City

Family Reunion Honors Mr and Mrs Chris Asmussen

Mr and Mrs Chris Asmussen of Sioux City were honored at a family reunion Sunday at the Alfred Egger home. Relatives attended from Wyoming Anamosa Center Junction and Monticello.

Chris Asmussen Sioux City Alfred Egger Wyoming Anamosa Center Junction Monticello

Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship Hosts Birthday Luncheon

The Presbyterian church women’s fellowship celebrated members over seventy at a birthday luncheon. Honorees included Mrs. Nora Taisey and others. Mrs. Taisey received the cake as the oldest member. The day featured devotionals and a talk on stewardship.

Women’s Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church Circle Two Nora Taisey Peter Prahm Paul Petersen Taisey Kathleen Adams Reed Cheyenne Wyo Margaret Jones Carl Wolken Glenn Lambert Clarence Hosford

Second Evening Card Party for Couples at Country Club

Next Thursday evening the second card party for couples will be held at the country club at 7 30. Pinochle and contract bridge will be played. Lunch will be served by the committee. Mr and Mrs Ross Baty and Mr and Mrs Floyd Kephart are co chairmen.

Country Club Halstead Carpenter Ralph Wilson John Shover Joe Barron Floyd Kephart Leonard Fluckiger M. E. McCrabb Harold Severn Tom Hamilton R. J. Bone I. I. Rhatigan Ross Baty

Loretta Gerdes Honored Before Her June Wedding

Friends gathered at Loretta Gerdes mother home for a pre nuptial shower with gifts for her new home. Miss Gerdes plans to wed Carl Eriben on June 13 at 3 30 PM in Castle Grove Lutheran Church.

Loretta Gerdes Miss Gerdes Carl Eriben Castle Grove Lutheran Church

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Gunderson C. A. Milum Dodge Plymouth Motar Dodge and LeRoy Schoon Garage Monticello, Iowa Tawanka Ray Fuller Balsiger Farm Gussie Chevrolet Matthiessen Auto & Supply Company Librarian Reports New Book Henry Brodersons Congregational Women’s Society Women's Society The Congregational Christian Church C. G. Thomas Andrew Mast Mast Frank Hayden Doreen Otte Colonial's Kuriger Brothers Iowan Sycamore St Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship Louie Hanken Scotch Grove Louie L. A. Bader Express Enderes Cen Eee Ees Ee Guttenberg USA Monticello Implement & Truck Company E. H. Cox A. J. Egger Arend Balster’s Monticello Monument Co Sanitary Farm Dairies Robinson's Iowa Electric
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