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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
3
Farmers of Rome township Wisconsin meet at Joe Pieper home to discuss township projects and 1935 fair entries. July deadline for Jones county entries and installation details are noted with unclear wording.
Twenty club members and leaders travel from Anamosa area for the 1934 county 4-H gathering. Mrs Embree leads the delegation with six local club chairs and a slate of select representatives including Phoebe Hiller LaVonne Streeter and Lucile Livingstone. Army worms warn farmers to monitor oat fields while Corn Hog compliance officers plan June field measurements to cut costs.
A county survey shows chinch bugs present in every township of Jones County though damaging numbers are rare. The committee prioritizes close inspection as warm weather could raise pest levels and require management.
Onslow residents hosted visitors from Chicago and Cedar Rapids as Misses Nielsen and Sears pursued duties. Bankers convention drew N C Holst and George Paulsen to Des Moines while the Larkin club enjoyed a three-table dance with prizes for Mrs Ava Bramer and Mrs Roxie Bullock.
Miss Helen Holst is valedictorian of a sixty member Monticello high school class. She excelled in music and athletics, represented the school in state contests, and plans to enter Stevens College. Other Scotch Grove graduates and honors recipients include Miss Bee Feakins and Alfreda Husmann, with additional mentions of Jo Royden and Lavern Kuhns among rural graduates. The community notes weddings, local events, and funeral of John McIntyre of Hanover accompanied by regional school activities and civic happenings.
Sand Spring and Brockmeyer reunion attendees gather at Terrill's Park in Manchester. Several families from Coggan Monitello Monticello Colesburg and Des Moines report Sunday visits and travels including Mrs. Dean Morton and son Dick returning to Des Moines and Neva Wilson finishing a Monticello school year.
Mrs. Henry Becker rests in McDonald hospital after last weeks operation. Leslie Bright and Joyce of Monticello visited Stanley Bright's home. Roy Slauson called in Monticello on Wednesday. Dave Wilson and Ray Emmett celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with family at Ryan. Tom Murray and sons from Hopkinton visited here. Charles Martin and son dined with Lyda Martin near Hillside. Paul Muller of Monticello stopped by Charles Stevenson's on Tuesday.
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