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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

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Monticello Area Busy Week Ahead In 1963

Community calendar fills with sports events in Monticello and Anamosa from Friday through Thursday including Pee Wee and Babe Ruth baseball games, parades, a Jaycee kickoff, and a Navy recruiter at the post office. Local clubs host meetings and summer activities as residents share travels, reunions, and library programs.

Pee Wee Cubs Dodgers Babe Ruth Anamosa Lumber Lions Anamosa

4-H Garden Tour Shines at Scotch Grove

Eight gardens and two home beautification projects were judged by Mrs. Maurice D. Moulds of Monticello during an annual 4-H tour Tuesday afternoon. The event ended with a cook-out at Glen Goldsmiths, with guests including Mrs. Jansen, Mrs. Howard Zirkelbach, Mrs. Jack Heiken, Mrs. William Wright, and Miss Esther Sinclair.

Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club Kathleen Norris John Otten Donald Grom William B. Henrichs Esther Sinclair Esther Sinclair On the Plans Being Made For A County Historical Society Johm E. Paulsen Boyd Chatterton W. B. Henrichs Jack Naylor Burlington Ben Hanssen Davenport Henry Hanssen Albert Hanssen Richard Hanssen Douglas Patty Bob Hanssen Monticello Mary Harper Presbyterian Church Miss Harper New County Home Extension Ray Naylor Colleen Naylor Dubuque Harper’s Ferry Minnesota Don Grom Guttenburg Groms Donald Donovan L. D Melsha Cedar Rapids Shady Shores Hackensack Mirin Donny Donovan Joey Dean Melsha Vincent Donovan Jake Leesekamp M. D. Moulds Melsha Mercy Hospital Myron Kuhns St. Luke’s Hospital Steven DeShaw Terri Bob Adamson Glen Tobiason Jill Husmann Marvin Goldsmith Texas Forrest E. Craig Mont Scotch Grove Glen Goldsmith Moulds Jansen Howard Zirkelbach Jack Heiken William Wright

Social visits and birthday gatherings across Monticello scene

Langworthy Rose Kula of Washington DC visited Wally Schneider relatives in the Gerd Prull home. Several gatherings occurred including Schafer's 17th wedding anniversary and Joe Ringhofer visiting Chicago. Attendees included multiple local families from Monticello and surrounding towns.

George J. Smith Louis Zimmerman Dave Zimmerman Schafer Joe Ringhofer Chicago Ill Arthur Riedel Ray Poppe Carl Harms Herman Harms Don Kaiser Ray Kromminga Marla Fred H. Poppe Monticello Elmer Jacobs Louis Schafer Willis Harms Jerald Nelson Robert Rickless Clarence Bev Rickless Anamosa Cecil van Antwerp Morley Eva Harbaugh Stanwood Roger Oltman Marie Prull

Everready club hosts meeting with film on mental retardation

The Everready club met June 13 at Mrs. Elmer Storm's home with 14 members and three guests. A film on mental retardation was shown and gifts were won by Mrs. Toerber and Mrs. Neilson. The next meeting will be a picnic on July 14.

Wyoming Everready Club Elmer Storm Orlie Dawes Gus Toerber Oxford Jct Melvin Truess George Slater Olin Louis Neilson W.S.C.S Arthur Ehlers Henry Hansen Jerry Campbell Harold Hodgden Paul Tasker Perinchief Ray Griswold Paul Huston Leroy Bartels Louise Hershberger James McGovern Anamosa Hershberger Herman Paulsen Blairstown

Hicks MISS MATIE HARMS AND HER sister Daven

Hicks reports Miss Matlie Harms and her sister Mrs Reed Phillips linked to a distant Davenport scene. Names appear in a fragmentary note outlining familial ties and a possible location.

Matie Harms Reed Phillips Daven

Local visits noted across Kansas and Iowa towns

Will ie Devlin of Xavier Kansas and Thomas Coleman of Cedar Rapids visited last week in the homes of Sara Devlin and Bob Woodward. Cathy Boyse stayed with her grandmother Lena Merritt of Central City. Frank Cloudy and family from Cedar Rapids spent three days with Ernie Miller. Ernie Miller family hosted Mike Miller visitors Sunday. Vernon Himes called on the Lester Kula family Saturday.

Willie Devlin Xavier Kan Thomas Coleman Cedar Rapids Sara Devlin Bob Woodward Cathy Boyse Lena Merritt Central City Frank Cloudy Ernie Miller Mike Miller Lisbon Vernon Himes Lester Kula

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