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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

8

Woman Leader Probes Bart in Rainy Murder Scene

Marin Pierce confronts Bart Carey as she questions his role after Huldy Hardy is found dead near Wil’s farm. Bart recalls the rain mapped clues, tracks include Boots and Shoes, and the old woman asserts Bart’s guilt with sharp, unflinching insight.

Bart Win Marin Pierce Jim Saladine Wil Heldy Will Samadine Morm Pierce Hardy Saladine Marm Pherce Clured Granny Bart Carey Jenny Huldy Zeke

Old Woman Accuses Bart in Silent Exchange

In a tense scene the accused Bart faces an aging accuser who relives supposed misdeeds from spying on Jenny to an alleged crime. Sheriff Sodler remains skeptical as Bart deflects with quiet insistence that the old woman is merely guessing.

Bart confronts Zeke claim amid family dispute

In a tense exchange Bart insists the alleged events differ from Granny’s account and appeals to Huldy's husband Wil. Will concedes Bart’s point while Marm Pierce presses for answers as the dialogue hints at a continuing family dispute.

Huldy Wil Zeke Will Mel Bart Marm Pierce

Wyoming Community Elects Mrs Kooh President

Mrs Jessie Kooh was elected president of the League of Women Voters at the annual meeting held last Tuesday evening in Wyoming. Other officers named include Mrs C R Smith as vice president and Mrs Paul Levien as secretary and treasurer. The chapter serves Onslow and Wyoming women and is completing its first year of work. The article also lists numerous local social events and visits in the Wyoming area.

W. H. Alden League of Women Voters C. R. Smith Paul Levien Onslow Wyoming Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church George Fishwild Fishwild Louis Sampson Henry

Hopkinton News Roundup Reports Local Visits and Events

Miss Vivian Dunlap and mother were business visitors in Monticello last Monday. Miss Odys Moore visits in Town City. Miss Frances Laughlin, teaching in Port Arthur, Texas, tours home with aunt Mrs. Findley. Dale Talmadge operated on for appendicitis in Town City. A party of sixteen in Hopkinton hosted by Miss Zeuch group. Luxs host dinner for hatchery and mill employees. Talmadge family visitors from Humboldt. he teaches music and conducts the band. 4-H girls set for state convention in Ames on June 24. Wayne Thrum among Notre Dame graduates. Tragedy: two-year-old daughter of the Toppings fatally burned by spilled coffee. Dorothy Schoenbaum visiting. Ladies enjoy cafeteria supper at Mrs Loomis.

Vivian Dunlap Monticello Odys Moore Thomas Waring Town City Frances Laughlin Dean E. V. Laughlin Miss Laughlin Port Arthur Texas Aileen Findley Kansas City Dale Talmadge Irene Zeuch George Anamosa Erma Bradle Eleanor MacDonald Mary Zeuch Hopkinton R. B. Lux Lux Maurice Talmadge Humboldt Talmadge Dune Delaware County Ames Ao State Convenon Wayne Thrum University of Notre Dame LeVerle Topping Dorothy Schoenbaum Denver Iowa A. E. Mathias W. W. Loomis

Amber Presbyterian Ladies' Aid and neighborhood events

The Amber Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Eugene Bailey with six members present. Beverly Ann Boland completed a hundred mile unaccompanied rail journey to visit grandparents in Waucoma. Numerous local families gathered for anniversaries, reunions, and picnics in Monticello, Cascade, and Prairieburg as guests visited, dined, and traveled across towns.

Amber Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Eugene Bailey George Schoon Herman Zimmerman Rosco Lincoln Marjorie Allen Bailey Beverly Ann Cletus Boland Joe Deeny Waucoma C. M Henry Tobiasson Mike Tobiasson Melvin Haye Schoon Henry Folkers Willie Folkers George Rickels Carl Schoon Ida Pillard Herman Eric Hoefke Carl Sievertsen Ricklef Menken Helgens Rhinehart Helgens Monticello Harm Helgens Louie Helgens Ed Helgens Herman Helgens Fred Helgens Harvey Helgens George Helgens Alfred Folkers Henry Zimmerman Carl Siebels Theodore Rienichs W. J. Zimmerman Willis Henry Scheer Marvin Stahlberg William Martin Olin Frank Andrew Herman Ricklefs Will Ricklefs Weert Bennen Herman Englebart Ben Englebart

Center Junction community notes celebrate veterans and events

Mrs. Ethel Courtney hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Band meeting with guests Mrs. A Upland and Mrs. Norman Johnson. Civil War veteran July A P Moats, 91, celebrated at his daughter’s home after a birthday dinner. Mrs. Rieka Rohwedder, 86, suffered a stroke. The Cox baby scare ended with a pin dislodged en route to hospital. Madison's Merry Maids tied for music contest third. a play The Color Line was set for July 5 at the Presbyterian church with a free will offering.

Ethel Courtney Presbyterian Ladies Frank Dawes A. Upland Norman Johnson Harvey Manuel Elmer Schrader A. P. Moats Center Junction Harry Levsen Olin Rohwedder Dean Herbert Cox Mr. Cox Presbyterian Church Jean McNeilly J. R. McNeilly

Madison 4-H club brings members to state convention at Ames

Resent Madison's Merry Maids 4 H club attends state convention in Ames this week with Miss McNeilly set to sing in the state chorus. Local leaders Mrs Irving Effler and others plan to attend as part of the Presbyterian Sunday School group.

Residents and visitors ferry through area towns this week

Reese hospital in Chicago arrived Sunday for a one month vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J Serbouscek Barbara Duncan of Ossge is staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Duncan while her parents attend the democratic convention in Philadelphia Mr Duncan went as a delegate from Mitchell county Mrs O O Watson and granddaughter Barbara Heeren were Monticello visitors Myron Bell came up from Davenport Sunday for his family visiting in the Thomas Bell home Mrs Thomas Bell returned with them for a visit in Davenport Mr and Mrs S W Clark were business callers in Anamosa Monday Mr and Mrs J L Serbousck and daughters Pauline and Joan visited relatives in Monticello Monday evening F L Serbousck of Monticello was a business caller here Monday Mr and Mrs Harold Alexander of Chicago were brief callers in the J F Livingstone home Monday

Otis Barnhill Lenox R. M. Heasty Barnhill Monticello Scotch Grove Mary Chamberlain Alhambra Calif Mary Tompkins Miss Chamberlain Ben H. Chamberlain Wyoming Europe Whittier College John Dykema Robert Calamus W. B. Scarcliff Lutheran Church Woods Paul Koch Clair Bramer Riverside John Wherry Walter Hartman Waterloo Bahne Hartman Don Wherry Ames Adele Luke George Luke Delevan Wis Maryann Wilker Hinsdale Ill Maryann Cornell College Mount Vernon Leota Wherry August Hansen Henry Wolfe Nettie Wherry Ladies’ Aid Society The Henry Westphal Fred Westphal Herbert Westphal Ruppelt Davis City Scarcliff Ralph Orth Yellowstone Park Mr. Orth Citizen’s State Bank Julian Schmidt Helen Schmidt van Horn George Herzberger Aneta Garside Veatrice Lossing Grand Rapids Mich Laverne Fredland Northern Michigan Ann Becker Greenville Western Teachers College Kalamazoo Roy Bender Garside Miss Garside Kalamars Grace Benedict Hattie Thomas Thomas Stimpson Herman Tapken Leona, Harvey Richard Cass Diedrich Dirks Marietta Eggers Langworthy Alice Benedict Herman Dirks Harm Dirks W. K. Black Lowell Black Elmer Mayberry Clifford Nelson Donald Burwell Neb Jones County Sam Eberhart Clarence Eberhart Castle Grove Lester Fairbanks Frank Lane Bobby Blairstown Hart Bickerstaff J. R. Bickerstaff Morley Henry Traden Roy Walters Billy and John Strong Onslow Frank Fairbanks Jessie Darrow Ida Anamosa Belle Nellis Chicago Gerhard Ommen Clifford Arduser Gerke Hanken Delhi Ivan Newhard Rayerson Alvin Lubben Joe Schaffer Willis Donald Fairbanks J. G. Walker Walker Hart Daniel E. Rogers Cedar Rapids Virginia Weers Betty Harford Lee Hannan Carl Brockhohn Herman Rickels Castle Grove Township Herman Stoddard Iona Reed Hopkinton Erma Bradle James Bixby Oelwein Sylvan Bixby al Johnson Tenald Center Junction Mr. Johnson J. L. Boots Oakdale Ruth Ann McLaughlin Elizabeth Gavin A. R. Stanger James Gibbs Earlville Masonic Grand Lodge Davenport Floyd Smith and R. A. Wallace Mr. Smith Philippine Islands E. H Pearl West Colorado Utah Harold Bryan Pauline Farley Manly Bryan W. E. Adams S. S. Europa Adams Germany University of Berlin University of Chicago Livingstone Everett Wright Bethany Methodist Church John Karns Des Moines Clara Miller Ter Mary Kay Ed Englehart Emil Hamer Everett Anderburg Florence Anderburg Ed Dess Princeton Archie Clarke Henrietta Bohlken Gerd Danneman Orange Herman Danneman Gerd Tucson Arizona Anderburg Bohlken California Otto Otten Jack Husman D. John Dirks John Henry Henry E. Dirks Dorothy Herren Florence Wehling John Andrew Gerdes Donald Dirks George Herren Carl Schoon Mark Eller Julia Tocnjes J. Willis Herman Tjaden August Lita Teddymoore Gerd Tjaden Ernest Anderson Nard Streeper J. V June Wilson Maquoketa Eugene Bailey Ethel Jean Bailey Fred Barrack Fred Annan Eden Arlington John Brokens Strawberry Pott George Bodiker Louise Herren Herman Zimmerman John Rickels D. J. Bohlken Wayne Ladies’ Aid Wayne School Henry Weers Madison Merry Maids Sally Lachner Rock Island Dolmar Holace Stingley Carolyn Hagerman Marion Emogene Dukek Alburnett Lenox College Harry Chase Emogene Eileen Holyce Maxine Chase Rance Brady Martello Elsie Holst N. C. Holst J. L. Serbousek Joan Stanwood Olin Ann Doran Jessie Smith Jane DeShaw Peter Prahm L. A. Dreibelbis Fred Mizaur Lloyd Collier Clif McDonald Barbara Jean Heeren Onslows O. O. Watson A. D. Serbousek Marie Audra Topeka Kansas S. W. Clark Pauline Serbousch Michael Barbara Duncan Ossge Ed Duncan Philadelphia J. L. Serbousck Pauline F. L. Serbousck Harold Alexander J. F. Livingstone

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