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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

2

Local Visitors and Guests Among Monticello Residents

Mrs J L Arduser visited Hopkins ton last Saturday. Miss Kate Corcoran spent a few days with Mrs John Appleby. Mrs Margaret Siburz of Cedar Rapids visited Monticello relatives. Miss Ruth Adams visited relatives in Marion. Paul Maire and son from Milwaukee visited Monticello relatives. Mrs O R Howie spent part of last week with relatives in Marion and Cedar Rapids. Mrs J P Willis of Wayne has been under a doctor’s care for two weeks. Miss Agatha Cramer of Cedar Rapids visited Mr and Mrs Gus Rickless. Miss Mary Harris spent last week end visiting friends and relatives in Onslow. Miss Jean Becker of Cascnas visited Mr and Mrs John T Breen. Raymond T Moore of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with friends in Monticello. Mrs Rapits Telats spent weekend in Milwaukee with relatives. Mrs Alva Rodman and family of Springville visiting at C G Schneiter’s. Miss Hazel Crate of Se underwent a minor operation. John McTiraird injured this morning. Mr and Mrs Norman Brinzard and children of Detroit visited relatives in Monticello. Mrs Ben Balcar and two children of Cedar Rapids visited Monticello relatives several days. Miss Henrietta Franks of Cedar Rapids visited Mrs J H Perrine. Burton McLaughan returned from Chicago after Rotary convention.

Ben Balcar Cedar Rapids Monticello

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes Across Town

A mosaic of visitor reports from Denver and Cascade to Marion, Viola, and Princeton mark a week of social activity. Families such as the Kosters and Ricklesss host guests, while nurses students and travelers from Minnesota to Wisconsin share camp plans and baseball outings.

Mrs G Guyan Recital Showcases Piano Pupils At Home

Mrs G Guyan presents a piano pupils recital at her residence with a lengthy program featuring numerous named pupils and pieces including Haydn Andante and Brahms Hungarian Dance. The event lists many student performers and selections culminating with a line about cosmetics consumption by the nation’s women.

George Guyan

Society notes honor guest on Mrs Schoenhut birthday

Mrs M C Schoenhut hosts a birthday gathering at the Maples Inn with friends and family in Monticello IA. Edna Steere and other hosts hosted social evenings at homes. Various afternoon events include bridge at the country club and new member welcome. Rev Wm Kent officiated a wedding reception. families plan summer travels. Obituaries note Mrs Gaze and Mrs Lister.

Socials and nuptials fill Monticello week

A flurry of home gatherings includes a Delta club dinner at Maples Inn with guests from Anamosa and LaCrosse Wisconsin. Louise Rickels and George H. Good wed at the Presbyterian church with relatives present, and Miss Jean Redmond marks her seventh birthday with a party at home.

Flornce Carmichael W. M. Carmichael Col Mrs Delta Clu Mapies Inn Ea Hubregise Asa Lambert Jean Redmond Vincent Redmond Pauline Collins Iola Dorothy O'Neill Lester Colans Dean Muray Betty Shirley Ralph Lee Billy Joe Redmond

Starfish Arms Develop Into Separate Individuals

The observation notes that when a starfish is divided at its five arms each arm can regenerate into a full, independent organism. This phenomenon highlights the remarkable regenerative capacity in echinoderms and potential implications for developmental biology.

RAT SNAP Prevents Odors Kill Rats and Mice

An advertisement for RAT SNAP cake bait claims absolute odor control from carcasses. It offers 35c one cake for pantries and kitchens, 65c two cakes for chicken houses and coops, and $1.25 three cakes for large farms and outbuildings. Sold and guaranteed by McNeill's Hdw.

McNeill Hdw

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J. L. Arduser Hopkinton Kate Corcoran John Appleby Margaret Siburz Ruth Adams Marion Paul Maire Son Milwaukee O. R. Howie J. P. Willis Wayne Miss Agatha Cramer Creda Rapids Gus Rickless Mary Harris Orlrfives Onslow Jean Becker Cascnas John T. Breen Raymond T Moore Ceanr Ranids Betty Rowar Ans Bere Arwan Appleby Bernicé Maurice Mir Son Dar Rapits Telats Es Stent Waars Aaich Alamosa Monticelo Moss Gertrude Wih Dakota Alva Rodman Springville C. G. Schneiter Hazel Crate Af Se John McTicraid Hasta Isaa. Swine Norman Brinzard É .O Thadren Detroit, Michigan Howye E Deen Vis Yon Brock A Feat Ghe 3 Ine Monde Bow Lee Chen & Ur Mes George Herpes Hines Waren Sehuer Bry Ce Smith Lawn Mary Maxine Orr C. Harms Holy Ghost Bueyville Wisconsin Fast William Carmichael Detror Wnigan Florenc Margaret Carmichael Milton Thoem Ralph Bone Ananteatas Henrietta Franks Cedar Ravits J. H Perrine Canada Burton John Koster Denver Colorado James Koster Cascade Anna Reichart Shirley Newlin Dorothy Newlin Viola Mrs. J. W. Anderson J. E. Hogan Frank Byrne Lakeville Minnesota Harold Mann James Nashua Mary Stadtmueller H. W. Bell Princeton Edna Oltman University Hospital Town City William Oltman Clayton Palmer Alice Max Maquoket Mrs. Palmer Gene Kent Richard Minneapolis Kent Anna Thoeni Frank Hicks Roe Biehanry Tye Ato Lars Tevas Ams Oun Harry B Halter Helen Hayes Washington Haves Tance Canstance Mary Tims Ted Daves Hocokss Paurea Feyrutt Fonser Carsten Holstein Germany America Maurice Maire Harry Maire Thomas Chambers George Timmins Chicago Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers Wrigley Field Brooklyn Cubs Margaret Pfeil O. E. Cramer G. J. van Buren Will Hiller Frank Walker Anamosa Country Club Clinton Paul E Gibson Montacella Des Moines Gibson Baveersen Monn Main The Express Eli .Spaulding Round - Wright Franoa Bilbroo Wrahti Joseph Soring Rowe Esther Sonz Gurlite Tworas Darth Erismran Lucky Carse Wzer the Rose Haydn Darkies Bechteri—Warren Grant Schaefer Gran Schaefer Ziegler Rand Royal Rodman Mary Eliza Rolfe Rome Prosebids Rovder Kath- Seek Denee Joyee Boat ‘Williams Velma Moonbeams Anthony Kes Enzelmann Tola Folkerts Yeltumato Tiola Amour Franzos Folkerts Romance Prestoni Luella Marcela Krentzlin Betty Hat Miriam Fairbanks Massanet McDonald Betty Kay Brahms Lorene Zummerman Ture Alfold Madge Dickey Lorene Zimmerman MacDowell M. C. Schoenhut Caroline Schoenhut Maples Inn Mrs. Schoenhut Edna Steere Hatine Manso Dave Pragas Peet Sr Mr Neael Brarenton Geet of Noel Brareton TR Caliornia Wm. Kent Iowa State College Ames Castle Grove Township Country Club Leonard Ivernon V. L. Hanssen Raymond Thomas Laur Nowe Maquoketa Tom Hamilton Elmer E. Hicks Republican County Convention A. Tetular Anamosa Towa Republin Moimnes H. H. Frebairman J. W Chestnut St R. Gage E. Gaze Arthur Lister W. H. Ensign Sal Lake City Utah C. E. Bates O. E. York Iowa Brazelton & McLaughlin Delta Delt Club Lasers Edna Eilers Ben Eilers Edward Podhaski So Podhaski Harry Hoag Florence Hoag Louise Rickels George H. Good Presbyterian Parsonage Leonard Ducket George A. Rickels James Connolly J. Weber Grand Rapids Michigan Siegfried Guan Hilda Hartman Mesdames Howard Willison Kenneth Kennedy Walter Koon C R. Smith Duncan Wasson George Sears Frank Stimson Monticello Country Club L. M. Barnes E. J. Wintenburg Kenneth J. P Elaine Eilers Louis Heiken Henry Eilers Lovell Township I. E. Heiken Castle Grove Little Brown the Vale Dyersville Park Spider Earth Forum Ball Room Orchestra Waterloo Janet Edwards Monarch Peaches California Qrunuer Lovell State Bank Nancy Carroll Richard Arlen Opera House Glenn Tyron Barnum Lightning Express Elliot Nugent R. H. Balster Farm Equipment Store
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