28 Jun 1934
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads from Monticello Express include stray phrases about a Glass spatter under Br and a recurring notice schedule. Content is incomplete and names or dates are not legible enough to identify a clear event or outcome.
A terse warning urges skepticism and humility in success and storytelling. The lines emphasize that wealth and wisdom can mislead, advising careful judgment and restraint to avoid a fall.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a travel or adventure item with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention a pattern end and a fix, but most details are unreadable leaving the main event unresolved and lacking concrete entities.
The fragmentary text reports a 25 year old person at a location called Stedet with unspecified events. The readable bits indicate an event or outcome but the details are unclear.
A fragmented report narrates a perilous river event where a swimmer vanished and a search ensued. Names like Mirt Petersen and SAUL SL appear amid garbled text describing a dangerous current, a rescue attempt, and a tense aftermath near an island formation.
A damaged OCR fragment provides unreadable text about a local event or notice with unclear names and details. No concrete actions, dates, or entities can be reliably identified from the available readable portions.
A guest list features P Moss and Mira Muste silver as Manchester hosts a Sunday celebration for an 89th birthday. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Thompson and many local families, with prayers, music by Casnecine Thompson and Mecy Mics, and a program at the Presbyt erian church social event.
The fragmentary report notes Onslow Weg night and Brent Surday events in Llomert Wed. mentions Mr Gen and Legrard. Arminur Barlow, Jum, and Jonn of Cedar Rep ide are listed. Charie Brown returns to Dexter after visiting Mrs Jessie Mc Master.
Mrs Lala Landis of Brooklyn visited her niece Mrs Merke Hicks while Dale Nielsen stays in Dubuque with relatives. Mrs Ella Scroggie Mount Vernon and Mrs Beth Knittle Waiserton visited about torn jar Esturdey. Families from Waterloo and Des Moines spent weekends with relatives. vacation bible school supplies were purchased in Cedar Rapids. several local gatherings and shows sponsored by merchants were noted.
The column reports weddings, social visits, and community events across Hopkinton and nearby towns. It notes Miss Betty Marathster’s ceremony with roses, the Gibbs and Reeve families, and various visitors and travel between Cascade Lenox and Baltimore.
Manchester visitors stay with Mrs Livingstone. Miss Margaret Greer guests in Hopkinton. Norma Bullivan and Jeanne Gavin travel to Fort Leavenworth to stay with Major Miller. Doctors Adams Livingstone reappointed at Chicago clinic and speak on chest surgery. Schulz and Burns families attend reunion at Bharswick Bundar. A church program and musical acts entertain. Loretta Edgar visiting Hopkinton. many local residents hosting gatherings and preparing porch improvements at the college.
A Carroll girl Ramona Jean Korn sustained a two inch splinter lodged in her spine after a fall on a cellar door requiring surgical removal. In Palo Alto county five youths aged seven to thirteen were burned and injured when a car overturned and battery acid spilled over them. A Duplin county pine tree stands 110 feet tall with first limb 50 feet above ground.
Public notice from June 6 1934 announces J J Lochner appointed as executor of the Jennie M. Rundle estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time. Debts should be paid promptly to avoid costs.
District court of Jones county Iowa administers the estate of Louis Reiger deceased. Creditors must file claims sworn to and with the clerk within legal time to be allowed or proved. Immediate payment requested to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa June 11 1934 Monticello State Bank Administrator J J Locher attorney for estate.
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