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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1964

Page

8

Monticello Area Lodge and Community Notes Chronicle

A long evening program in Monticello and surrounding areas features an El Star program led by Gladys Fritze with Elmeree Doll as soloist. Lenten reflections on the Resurrection plant are shared by Pauline Orris. Attending include Iris Plattenberger and Ruth Ganfield among many district officers and members. Socials follow with Mildred Cox and others in charge.

Monticello LQWA Mar Iris Plattenberger Lisbon Phyllis Lumpa Grand Adah Ruth Ganfield Cascade Howard Waugh Lost Nation Marjorie Schulz DeWitt Velma Schneiter Carolyn Glen Olin Norman Elijah Clarence Laura Christiansen Low Moor Hugo Schultz John V. Christiansen Harry Carbaugh Estarl Gladys Fritze Elmeree Doll Pauline Orris Mildred Cox Bertha Petersen Lillian Griswold Hazel Richard Rohwedder

Dinner Guests and Weekend Visits Reported in Local Homes

Wednesday dinner guest in the Gearhart home was Carl Kraus of Monticello. Mrs Hoeger of Delhi attended a Sunday dinner at the Trumm home while Donald joined an army meeting. Supper guests included Bill Kelchen and daughters of Anamosa, Vernon Trumm and Rickie of Cedar Rapids, and John Lightfoot of Hopkinton. Kirkwood and Bob joined the Iowa Michigan game in Iowa City Saturday. Thursday visitors at Mary Lahr’s home were Wallace Mehl and family of Monticello. Sunday evening guests at the Trumm home were the Mehl family.

Walter Buchholtz Tom Ames Bill Buchholtz Bonnie Purvis Iowa City Louis Buchholtz Ralph Ford Anamosa Carstensen Gladys Ethel Jamison Dixon Ill Howard Jamison Robert Ardelean Greece N.Y Jeffrey Howard Ardelean Marjorie Jamison Walter J. Miller Beach City Ohio John Miller Robert Orris Dorothy Messinger Jean Stanley Clinton Lyle Thompkins Albert Mott Stanley Chapin Monmouth Donald M. Hansen Henry Hansen Amarillo Texas Wurtsmith Air Force Base Saginaw Mich Donald Gearhart Carl Kraus Monticello Donald Hoeger Delhi Carl Trumm Donald Bill Kelchen Vernon Trumm Rickie Cedar Rapids John Lightfoot Hopkinton Maurice Kirkwood Bob Mary Lahr Wallace Mehl Roger Kromminga Bobby Rickels Karen King Linda Stahlberg Jane Heiken Donna Paul Hugh Monticello Community School William Delay Francis Miller Steve McDowell Art Weber Poplar Heights Max Specht Sheridan- Montrose Glen King Delmar King Williamsburg Louis Ebel Hawkeye Downs Richard Tjaden Paul Gerdes Billy Wilson Merlin Moore Martin Cook Albert Johnson Cook Martin Cook Low Philip Specht Kevin Miller

Midland senior wins state radio speaking contest

Midland high school senior Jeanne Hodgden has won the 30th annual statewide radio speaking contest hosted by the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association. Her speech Respiratory Diseases Foes of Good Health was delivered on KMAQ in Maquoketa last December, and she will present it at the ITHA meeting in Des Moines on April 10, accompanied by her parents. Hodgden is active in 4-H, church, MYF, and school activities, and she was named a member of McCalls Teen Fashion Board.

James Willman Kittie Felker Rebekahs Jones and Linn County Arbur Felker Bunco Goldie DeMoss Fred Fritze Commission of Ecumenical Missions and Relations Chicago Presbyterian Churches Egypt India Women of the Church Midland Community School John Miller Boys Glee Club Girls Glee Club William Foy Rosemary Treager Clayton Ridout Scattergood School West Branch Marc Midland George Brunscheen Connie Curtin Diane Ortgies Beverly Stafford Patricia Teeple Iowa Wyoming Jeanne Hodgden Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association ITHA Hotel Savery Des Moines Victor Huegelmann McCalls United States Miss Hodgdon Howard Jamison

Weekend social rounds mark Cedar Rapids area and Monticello events

Neighbors and families gathered for a 40th wedding anniversary open house for Paul Pillard in Coggan Cedar Rapids. Verna Aldrich wed Norman Beitz at Monticello E and R Church as Linda and Larry attended. Hog show placings at Hawkeye Downs and multiple dinners and visits across Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Buck Creek rounded out a busy period with community gatherings and card parties.

Susan Stadtmueller Cedar Rapids Clarence Stadtmueller F. H. Kromminga Henry Stadtrmeller Ed Kromminga Anamosa Paul Pillard Cogg John Campbell Melvin Laschansky Bennett Marvin Stahlberg Linda Larry Verna Lee Aldrich Norman Beitz E and R Monticello Boyd King Delmar King Fred Kromminga Gordon Smith Buck Creek

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