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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
2
In a heated exchange Mrs. White admits deep love for Cran and rebukes Doctor Wells. The pair discuss truth, heartbreak, and possible futures as they travel to a hotel, where Wells confronts Cran’s stern fate and the impact of hidden feelings.
In a reflective conclusion, Clelia discloses her true age and past, meeting Cranny with strained warmth as family members welcome her back. The reunion unfolds with forgiveness, affection, and the pledge to grow old together as the story ends.
Onslow Mr and Mrs Julius Michaels and Miss Dolores Hanna visited Mrs Michaels sister Mrs Rose Meade in Waukegee Kansas last Saturday and Mrs John Hanna and son Jim stopped in Des Moines en route. Velma Conley Orr returned to Redding California after weeks with her parents for Beth Ham ilton's death. Roy Miller of Earlville spent Sunday with Marvin Hanwardson. Har Orr opens a garage in Carroll Bickford’s former space. Ralph Conley will be the new mechanic. George Sears and daughters Gertrude and Ruth arrived from Redding and Sears will start a blacksmith shop. Gertrude Sears graduated from Redding High School last spring. Irene Chatterton, formerly in Eddyville, visits her parents and will soon go to Chicago for mission work. Ruth Beck stayed with her aunt Mrs George Miller in Marion. Mrs Ruth Pike and son Dick of Clinton are visiting Mrs Jessie McMaster. Vacation Bible school under Rey and Mrs Provan opens Tuesday. Mrs FP Barnes and Mrs George Paulsen spent Thursday in Wyoming with Mrs E Anderson. Jessie McMaster will entertain the Ladies Missionary Society Wednesday. Mrs S G Hutton and Miss Vera Paul hosted a luncheon last Wednesday for seven. afternoon included fancy work and conversation. The town hall team traveled to Machanicaville Sunday to play.
Heavy rainfall limited activity to just two innings. Mrs Minnie Lewis and daughter Donna of Cedar Rapids visited former's brother Hal Smith last week. Mrs Henry Koon and others attended a W T U meeting in Wyoming at Pearl Rogers home. Mrs Eastman, 82, dies in Maquoketa. funeral set for Tuesday at Stella Flynn's. Relatives honor Mrs Alva Edwards with a shower at Garnett home. attendees from Monmouth Anamosa and others.
Miss Tillie Riches aged 29 died after a long illness. Funeral services were from her parents home four miles southwest of Wyoming conducted by Dr. W. P. Nicholas with burial in Wyoming. Survived by parents five brothers and one sister. Railroad ties by the truckload are being hauled to Wyoming daily.
From Steam Mill corners six miles north of Wyoming the Milwaukee railroad company bought 4000 ties to be shipped to Minneapolis for creosote treatment before distribution. The era recalls pioneer steam saw mills and a historic Wyoming post office closed in 1880.
Anamosa Iowa June 16 1932 I Harry Holcomb treasurer of Jones county Iowa do hereby certify that the report given above is a correct summary of on hand December 31 1931 and receipts from current and delinquent taxes and other revenue sources including penalties interest and costs drainage taxes road funds and miscellaneous items totaling about 9690 149 90 dollars.
Kiff plans departure for Brazil. Donald MacAllister of Des Moines spends vacation with parents. Charles Britten family of Chicago to spend Fourth at C R Gearhart home. Jennie Ferguson returned from Keokuk visit. A Go I Go club hosts Mrs Demaree and guests Franc Earhart Maud Earhart and others with refreshments. Charlotte Ann Mixer born June 25 to George Mixer and wife of Bayless. Mrs Mixer a former Lenox student. Mrs Alfred Marolf visiting West Liberty. E A Kirkwood on business at Cascade. Dr and Mrs Sawyer of Iowa City visit daughter Mrs Gordon Brown. Earl Aynersons and family visit Monticello.
Sand Spring’s H E Cox and wife and daughter Phyllis Marilyn along with Marjorie Kaufman gathered at Silverlake in Delhi to honor the Coxs wedding anniversary. Relatives and friends joined the family for the occasion.
Accompanied by Mrs. Pixley and daughter, Joyce Bright of Scotch Grove, and other visitors drop by homes across the area. People from Dubuque, Hopkinton, Centre Junction, Manchester, Guernsey, Waverly, Dundee, Monticello, Dyersville, and Des Moines are noted for visits to relatives, friends, and hosts in the week.
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