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The Monticello Express editors Chas A. Doxsee announce a yearly subscription price of $2.00 per year for the newspaper service.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
2
The Monticello Express editors Chas A. Doxsee announce a yearly subscription price of $2.00 per year for the newspaper service.
Center Junction notes report Mrs. T. J. Corbitt celebrated her 18th birthday with family in Monticello. The church pageant Out of the Bible at Presbyterian church drew praise for performances. Camp Fire girls held a ceremonial meeting. community groups schedule meetings and visits across nearby towns with many residents noted attending events and travels.
Miss Margaret Turnis and Lester L. Kirkhan wed at St Marys Church Cascade in a ceremony led by Rev J B Albers at 8 oclock A nuptial mass followed acolytes attended by Miss Hilda Bisenius and Merlin Conlin Bridesmaid wore gooseberry green taffeta groom from Cuba City Wisconsin works at Cascade State Bank reception at bride mother home in West Cascade Attendants include Miss Monica May sang Ave Maria and Miss Alvina Otting played wedding march The couple to reside in Cascade after a Wisconsin wedding trip.
Radio listeners filled Saturday night pausing only for cheers as Colonel Lindbergh arrived in Washington. The coverage stretched from 1 am to late, with announcers breathless at the crowd’s roar. Cham berlain, distance record holder, remains a noted figure at 88 with ten plane accidents.
Thursday morning Marion Skahill visits Ana Mosa while in training at Mercy hospital Alamosa. Mrs Susan Crawford dies at National Street Cascade. Helser of Chicago attend Lena Hoffman's funeral. Joe Keneally recovering after appendectomy at Mercy hospital Dubuque. Mrs Peter Kurt suffers paralysis stroke. wishes for speedy recovery. Reginald Durkin of Chicago attends Lena Hoffman's funeral. John and Helga Manternach welcome a baby boy born Saturday June 11. Jacob Manternach and Nicholas Kietisch travel to Wisconsin to buy attire. Mrs Jacob Kurt heads to Sioux City Tuesday to visit friends.
Daughters attended the Children's Day programme at Center Junction last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Brokens and their son Robert visited Fritz Husman in Hard Scrabble. Mason of Minneapolis is in town tuning several planes. Master Edward Brokens visits Ed Heeren. Mr and Mrs L J Schlemme attended church in CiHtuton Jost Sunday.
The first band concert of the season was held on our streets last Wednesday evening. The 24 piece band, sponsored by local business men, is directed by Joe Mesher of Clarence with plans for a special feature each Wednesday. Community events continued with the Woman's Relief Corps honoring Flag Day with a picnic dinner at Memorial Hall and a patriotic program led by Mrs. Ida Pealer.
Land Spring reports Mr and Mrs Will Robbins of Manchester visited the home of the late Mr and Mrs A Blair of Hillside. Lydia Martin and her son Stanley plus granddaughter Eloise were noted in the gathering.
Wayne Zion's Lutheran church outlines parsonage construction with Pruit Bros Langworthy supplying framing Amber Lumber providing material and Balster of Scotch Grove handling hardware and plumbing The brick veneer building will mark a historic step for the congregation.
In Amber on Tuesday night about midnight Rhiny Siebels discovered a blaze in Loule Knake's blacksmith shop. Firefighters and residents worked to extinguish the flames that had breached the roof. Nearby farmer John Martin owns a Holstein cow that recently birthed triplets, her seventh calf in three years. Mrs. Leslie Dunn and Mrs. Ed Dun-
Wayne township resident attended Jackson township Happy Hour at Mrs Lawrence Street er s home. Nearby guests included Mr and Mrs Black and Mrs McKean of Monticello and Mr Bentley of Tar kilo Missouri. Numerous visits and trips linked to Ross Lincoln Anamosa Peter Robertson Batley and Husman families with trips to Olin Oelwe in Forest and Sterling Illinois.
Teachers are notified an examination for the uniform county certificate will be held in Anamosa on June 22 23 and 24. Nellie V Morey County Superintendent announces the testing dates and location for teachers seeking certification.
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