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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1955

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League urges Novak bill passage for Iowa legislative council

The League of Women Voters of Town urges passage of H. F. 1 to create a legislative research committee linked to the Institute of Public Affairs at the State University of Iowa. Support cites time and cost savings, public information, and better legislation, with Kansas cited as a model.

League of Women Voters Novak Town Institute of Public Affairs State University of Towa League Kansas Legislative Council The Monticello League

Your View Letters Welcome to Express Readers

Readers are invited to send letters with handwritten signatures and addresses. Names may be withheld on request. No more than one letter per contributor every 30 days. Letters may be shortened to fit space. Opinions do not necessarily reflect Express positions.

The Express

Wyoming Ladies' Night at Methodist Church in Wyoming

Lions Club sponsored event hosted by the Wyoming, February 28 with about 60 attendees. Ed Steele announced a magic act and group singing led by Frank Kluesner and Mrs Ed Steele. The Hawthorne club next meets March 14 to discuss transportation in town and elect officers.

Lions Club Wyoming Methodist Church Ed Steele Frank Kluesner

Local Shop At Home Debate Sparks Mixed Reactions

Stanton Nebraska editorials on supporting local businesses draw varied responses from residents and merchants. Some praise the call to shop locally while others defend freedom of choice and fault store ethics. A second item suggests daydreams aid balance in life per Evelyn Brokaw.

Unlawful to Train Dogs on Wild Birds Seasonal Ban Noted

The State Conservation Commission reminds town hunters and dog trainers that training hunting dogs on wild game birds is illegal from March 15 to July 15. Dog owners should control canine activity during the period as dogs in the wild can reduce bird production. Officials explain that flushing birds during incubation hurts nesting and lowers subsequent egg laying.

State Conservation Commission Commission

Former Gowrie Man Found Dead After South Dakota Blizzard

A former Gowrie resident died in a South Dakota blizzard after his car stalled in deep snow. His frozen body was discovered about 300 feet away, authorities said.

Gowrie South Dakota

Center Junction Garden Club Meets at Heiken Home

Martha Heiken hosted the Center Junction Garden Club on Saturday afternoon March 5. Guests included Treva Heiken of Waterloo and Mrs. Donald Hagen of Anamosa plus Maxine Von Sprecken. Members discussed soils and plant disease control and Anna Seehusen spoke on soils from Old Dirt Dobber.

Center Junction Martha Heiken Garden Club Treva Heiken Waterloo Donald Hagen Anamosa Maxine von Sprecken Anna Seehusen Hans Hinrichsen Hawkeye Downs

Weekend Visits and Birthday Parties in Monticello Area

Mr and Mrs Harry Chase visited relatives in Edgewood over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson attended the men’s council supper at Onslow Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ben Heiken attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs M R Tobiason of Monticello on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Stanton John and Terance were Sunday callers in the T E Stanton home. Mrs Raymond Plueger hosted a birthday party for her daughter Mary Ann with primary grade children present. Mrs Avert Kiburz hosted the same group for Lana’s birthday. Mr and Mrs George Burch arrived from Cedar Rapids to visit Raymond Price’s family over the weekend.

Roche Memorial Library America Nelia Gardner White Carl Westphal John Steffen Elmer Timm Ernest Matejka University Hospitals Town City William Wilker St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids E. N. Stoffel C. A. Neville Wyoming Esther McDonald George. Wessels Georgianne Jerry Onslow Cliff McDonald Wessels Don Hay Debbie, Denny Darcy Anamosa Bob von Spreckens Otto Danneman Amber Anna Sechusen Jack McDonald Onslow Gymnasium Ben Heiken Donald Hagen Cecil Perkins Cliff Harry Chase Edgewood Sam Thompson M. R. Tobiason Monticello Joe Stanton John and Terance T.E. Stanton Raymond Plueger Mary Ann Avert Kiburz Lana George Burch Raymond Price

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