Snoopin' through CLEM'S POST CARDS
A fragment notes there are over 6,000 bank employees in Iowa with six deemed dishonest, about 1 in 1000. The voice of a depositor remarks on odds and mentions “All of the Feople of” as context begins.
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Iowa
Clem Liddy
I. C. Musgrove
R. J. Reth
Sen
Madsen Motor Company
Monticello
Edgar A. Hubbard
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anaamosa
Iowa City
Brotherhood Week questioned by Illinois clergyman
A Urbana pastor denounces Brotherhood Week as a sign of societal illness and racism. He argues the observance won’t fix prejudice and urges instead constructive dialogue recognizing all people as children of God. The op-ed quotes a Chicago columnist and contrasts hopeful unity with fatalistic rejection.
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Urbana
Ill
Chicago
The Blunderbuss Labor Strike Weapon
The piece argues that strikes threaten the U.S. economy and public welfare. It cites a New York tugboat workers disruption and a wildcat airline strike as examples, comparing labor strife to war in geopolitics and warning of a shift away from prior labor norms under Samuel Gompers era.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Open Minded U N Tilt Faces Red China Policy Shift
The piece notes a shift in State Department tone toward admitting Red China to the United Nations, citing Adlai Stevenson and a “Committee of One Million” with many Kennedy allies. It highlights Sen. Paul H. Douglas on the stationery and calls the shift from firmness to open mindedness a tough path for the President.
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State Department
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Mittee
Paul H. Douglas Ofllinois
Red China
Monticello Sees New Drive-thru Mail Box and Local News
A curbside mail collection box outside Monticello post office offers seat pickup for drivers. Wyoming Mutual Telephone contemplates a dial system at a stockholders meeting. The Community Conservation league criticizes the sewage plant shutdown. Monticello’s speech squad advances to the district meet. The Monticello State Bank Farm Dept receives praise from Cappers Farmer. Ten years ago, five dogs vanished amid odd symptoms triggering police and sheriff probes led by Boyd Shannon.
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Monticello Post Office
Monticello
Community Conservation League
Monticello State Bank
Robert Patten
Cappers Farmer
Boyd Shannon
Monticello News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Happenings
Walter Brainerd named fund raising chairman for Jones county cancer control program succeeding C. J. Nemmers. Monticello engages Mildred Rieniers to wed Harvey Hinrichs at St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Also reports on staff changes at Madsen Motor, water bill cancellations, and community events including anniversaries, marriages, and local travel notes.
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Monticello
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Carl Christian
Walter Brainerd
Jones County
C. J. Nemmers
Ana
Mosa
Gerhard Rieniers
Mildred
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Gatherings and Visits
Iowa City residents hosted and visited relatives from nearby towns in extended weekend gatherings. Celebrations included a 47th wedding anniversary at the Finkenbinder home in Wyoming and multiple birthday, housecleaning, and club events.
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Bill Bulgren
Iowa City
Harley Bulgren
Clarence Huston
William Finkenbinder
Wyoming
Neal Paulsen
Happy Homemaker's Club
Local Family Gatherings Reported Across Eberhart Area
Bran don and Kay Satchett hosted Sunday dinner guests in Eberhart for the Priebe family of Bran don. Ernest Landis visited in the Eberhart home in the afternoon. Weekend guests stayed with Bert King. Ed Siebels hosted a Sunday dinner honoring son Kenneth on his ninth birthday with other guests present.
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Emil, Paulsen
Ronald Paulsen
John E. Paulsen
Paul Chisman
Monticello
Birdena Allen
Nick Mead
Center Junction
John Petersen
Howard Remington
Anamosa
Carol Ann Remington
Maria Ann
Ronald Remington
Dora Remington
Olin
LeRoy Petersen
Davenport
Myron French
Wyoming
Olin Wednes
Kahnie Hubbard
Patricia Muller
Janet Eberhart
Jane Heiken
Donna Lubben
Castle Grove
Linda Stahlberg
Marvin Stahlberg
Louis Hetken
Jane
Karen King
Cathy Summers
Kay Satchett
Center Point
Clarence Eberhart
Wayne King
Lloyd King
Lone Tree
Bert King
Clifford Priebe
Brandon
Ernest Landis
Eberhart
Ed Siebels
Kenneth
Monticello Express Newspaper Details and Rates
The Monticello Express is the weekly Monticello Iowa newspaper established July 10 1865. It is the official paper of Monticello and Jones County with second class mail status and post office entry under the 1852 act. Subscriptions run 4.00 in local counties 5.00 elsewhere and 4.00 for servicemen worldwide.
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Monticello
Iowa
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Snoopin
Clem
Feople of
Monticello Express
Wyoming Mutual Telephone Company
Chris Egger
Hartford
S.D
Colton
Mary Kiburz
John Kiburz
Clement J. Liddy
Dennis Liddy
Sacred Heart Church
Charles E. Merriam
Hopkinton
Hicks
Onslow
John Paulsen
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Fred Bramer
Onslow Westenders
Mary Bulgren
J. C. Jansen
Florence Wherry
Earl Fagan
Bankston
Jack McLaughlin
Paul Fagan
Larry Manternach
Ed Wieneke
Lolly Finn
Joe Hirtz
Emmett Hirtz
Billy Callahan
Gus von Sprecken
Russell Chaplin
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Dale Chatterton
Boyd Chatterton
St. Luke’s
the Express
Lois
Huber St
Lois' Petite Beauty Salon
Legis Covington
Isaac Edwards
St. Luke’s Hospital
W. C. Barnts
Florida
Gary Paulsen
Harry Paulsen
Darrell Paulsen
Gene Hanken
John E. Paul
John H. Wacker
Manchester
Richard Mardorf
Fannie Siebels
Robert Rickels
Paul Gerdes
Idle Net Club
Matt Muller
Paul Black
Lyle Hosford
Louie Alferts
Mr. Alferts
Edward Siebels
Henry Stadtmueller
Richard Kromminga
F. H. Kromminga
Orlyn Peck
David
Herman Reth
Kenny
Debbie
Patsy
Keith King
Kenny Roth
Monticello Volunteer Fire Dept
American Legion Hall
Ray Marolf
Jim Ashby
CPT
Emerg. Unit
John McDonald
Health Improvment Assn
Phil Rosenbaum
Stanwood
Gibson
el Panama Hilton
REM Electric
Rambler Dealer’s
McLaughlin Motor CO
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