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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
6
The New Monte Theatre debuts with a red, black, and yellow modern lobby and distinctive lighting. The foyer houses retiring rooms and a separate men’s lavatory, while the auditorium features Nu wood walls, color-changing ceiling lights, and padded leather seating. Charles Lambert, with 18 years in projection, will operate the booth as the theater remains air cooled for year round comfort.
Wyoming N F Brownell delivered a load of 905 pound heifers to Chicago last Wednesday selling for 7.35 per hundredweight. The cattle were western bred and fattened on corn and molasses. The Luther League met at the Westphal home with Edwin and Wilma Westphal. Elda Brunscheen spoke on Our American Lutheran Church and Florenne Herzberger played a piano solo. Plans were made to attend the tri county Luther Leagues convention in Maquoketa.
Local items detail Mrs. R H White fracturing her left ankle on a porch rock near R G Platner. Eighteen Royal Neighbor members attended a convention at Oxford Junction. Several marriages births moves and visits across Wyoming, Denison Ames and Holstein with health previews and community club activities. An adding machine quip closes the page.
Castle Grove reports a thirteenth birthday celebration at the Hosford farm with Kenneth and Mrs Hosford and Clara and Gladys. a Friday picnic and fishing outing near Delhi with Will Hiller and others. Elizabeth McLaughlin returns from Cincinnati for summer at W D McLaughlin home. a Sunday rain eased dry pastures. corn doing well, hay crop failing. next Castle Grove farm bureau meeting announced.
At the Farm Bureau meeting Friday evening June 29 4-H girls will run the program featuring the play Too Many Marys. Refreshments will be served and the full program will be listed in next week’s items.
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