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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1957

Page

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Four Day Week Won't Fix Much Says UAW Leader

Walter Reuther argues a four day work week would not boost output or wages and could reduce living standards. He highlights Census data on multiple jobholding and working wives, noting more leisure may not equate to progress and hard work remains more beneficial.

Nixon Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Sam

Langworthy Community Notices and Social Visits Highlight Weekend

The Sunshine club closed its meeting for fall after a dinner at the Swiss Valley chalet near Dubuque and a theater visit. Many local families hosted or visited over the weekend including Chicago guests Rimicci and relatives of Riedel, with multiple birthday dinners and a Monticello wedding. Arthur Rickels was hospitalized with pneumonia. Marilyn Donovan visited Cedar Rapids for Memorial Day.

Langworthy Sunshine Club Swiss Valley Dubuque Jones County Dairy Association Langworthy Creamery Raymond Poppe George J. Smith Chicago John R. Rimicci Billy Richard Riedel Arthur Riedel Milton Silver Glenview Marvin Jansen Gregory Vicki Creston Iowa Emil Riedel Monticello Gerd Prull Vicki Ann Ben Engelbart Marie Prull John Reuter Engelbart Joseph Ringhofer Glenview, III Louie Helgens Vincent Donovan Marilyn Susan Himebanagh Warren Brokaw Francis MiNer Newman Hall Miss Donovan Arthur Rickels Marilyn Donovan Cedar Rapids John Leonard Denver Colo Lou Leonard Center Junction Dean and Janet Scotch Grove Robert Leonard Kathy Lyle Pickett Howard Michaels Dale Wieke Mark Leonard Michel

Scotch Grove Community Club Set Flower Arranging Event

Scotch Grove Women’s Community club meets June 19 at the home of Mrs. Ronald Paulsen. A guest speaker will discuss flower arrangements and attendees will judge and prize bouquets brought in favorite vases. Mrs. Arnold Jacobs leads the program with Mrs. Jack Naylor coordinating recreation. Roll call asks for a favorite flower.

Scotch Grove Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club Ronald Paulsen Jerry Naylor Eugene Hanken Arnold Jacobs Jack Naylor Edwin Freese Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Louis Rickers Avert Kiburz Gerke Bohlken

Garden Club Plans Mt. Vernon Rose Garden Tour

Garden club members must reserve for a Mt. Vernon rose garden tour by Friday June 21. Contact Mrs. George A. Rickels Mrs. Emma Zimmerman or Mrs. Bill First. The group meets at the public school at 9 30 am Tuesday June 25.

Garden Club Mt. Vernon Rose Gardens George A. Rickels Emma Zimmerman Bill First

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U.S. Census Bureau U.S Friendly County Mutual Insurance G. H. Plueger, Sec’y Castle Grove Mutual Ins Ethel Nickel Iowa Mutual Walnut St Harry L. Gross Sec’y Des Moines Marie Prult Carl Zimmerman Jimmy Larry Gebhart Steven Jane Menster George Poppe Ray Hayes Augusta Null Tobe Casper Clifford Arduser LaVern Etters Ray Rickers Sherry Carl Siebels Henry Tobiason Ed Helgens George Ricklefs Ronnie Geo. J. Smith Brenda Lynda Carl Gerdes Judy Libersky St. Ansgar International Monticello, Iowa Italy F. B Loras Kehoe Lester Hopkinton Leo Donovan Betty Lou Elinor Mary Ann Stevenson Coggan Baty Hoffman Insurance Agency Mt. Vernon Cuckler Steel Span Co Corer Hargrave Cleaners Glenn Hargrave
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