Lost Black Handbag With License In Downtown Area
A brown leather billfold with a driver's license and change was left in a LOST bag in the downtown area on May 29. A reward is offered. Call 414W. X48T1.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
5
A brown leather billfold with a driver's license and change was left in a LOST bag in the downtown area on May 29. A reward is offered. Call 414W. X48T1.
Pvt. Eugene Vacek and Pvt. Herman Darrow, both Oxford Junction high school graduates, left for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri after enlisting in the army reserve last December. They had attended Cedar Rapids weekly meetings since then. Karen Ahrendsen hosted a Methodist church social for teens with Rev. Harden and local families as guests. Methodist W.S.C.S. installed new officers led by Mrs. Barber. officers include President Mrs. Ed Benhart and Vice President Mrs. Palmer Vaughn.
The community calendar lists wedding attendance in East Marine with guests from Cedar Rapids Onslow Wyoming Moline and Oxford Junction. Farewell picnic for Dean Petersen at Legiom Park precedes his Marine Corps duty at Camp Pendleton. Several families including the Shimerdas Vaceks and Clausen network host gatherings across Iowa and Illinois.
Relatives in Burlington while they were gone, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Carson visit their daughter and family. Commander and Mrs. R. L. Hansen and sons reside in Bethesda Md. Miss Beverly Latare daughter of Mrs. Ernest Latare is home from Midland College Neb and will leave June 15 for Shawnee Philadelphia to work in a Lutheran camp for underprivileged girls.
Mr and Mrs W D McLaughlin attended the Coe college alumni events in Cedar Rapids honoring the class of 1906. Seventeen members gathered from Washington New York Indianapolis and California for a breakfast luncheon and banquet where each graduate received a Golden Jubilee certificate.
Mr and Mrs Eldred Moran marked their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday reception from 3 to 6 at their home for relatives and friends.
A large crowd attended the Holy Name Society of St Marys breakfast following the 7 o clock mass where Al Link of Dubuque served as guest speaker. Several locals and visitors were noted traveling or staying with relatives in Illinois Missouri Iowa and Detroit.
Miss Ruth Howard of Davenport weekend visit in Dubuque. Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Moran visited their daughter Peggy at Mt St Francis. Mrs. John Strang and Mrs. Ed Gross were shoppers in Dubuque on Monday.
Seventeen Jones county youths will attend the state boys 4 H club short course on Town State college campus from June 19 to 21. County extension youth assistant Jerry Parsons announced the list of attendees including Loren Lubben Allen Miner Jerry Holmes LaVern Meyer Dale Heeren Lovell Lions Keith Reed and others.
The county 4-H voting delegate Ken Paulsen leads a group including Bernard Hay and other county teams to the short course themed Mapping My Future Plans. Don Mackey serves as usher with Parsons and Joe E Legg, extension director, guiding demonstrations on farming off the farm and professions. Ray C Cunningham of Ames will keynote and speak on The Road Ahead.
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