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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
8
Hopkinton residents gathered as Mrs Maud Joseph Smith hosted the Clio club Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Anna Stead of Monticello assisting. New officers named include Mrs Carl Robinson president Mrs F E Allen vice president Ventura Dillon secretary and others.
Maud Joseph Smith serves as treasurer at year end meeting. Guests attended a Memorial park picnic moved to Marshall Neil home due to weather. Numerous visitors from San Francisco to Cedar Rapids, Madison to Hollywood, plus local family events, anniversaries, and travels at Hopkinton and Castle Grove during late spring.
The June 10 8 am Cornhuskers 4-H hog cattle and sheep show is planned by Tom Streets Willard Price Ken Paulsen Keith Hagen and the Holst brothers at David Conley’s. Memorial day visits feature Mr and Mrs Ray Miehe of Dubuque and Mr and Mrs Robert Menkemeliers Minneapolis relatives. Mrs Leo Lange underwent tonsil surgery in Monticello. Della A Miehe attended her aunt Della Briggs funeral in Epworth. About 35 children started Bible school at the local church for two weeks. Evelina Welch remains home with mumps. Ed Wacker visited the Miehe home.
Jones county 4 H Builders met May 27 at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa. Denny Larson chaired the meeting and a personality improvement talk by Buena Mockmore, extension family life specialist, was featured. Committees were named to explore upgrading roadside signs and creating a Stone City school grounds picnic area.
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