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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

3

Center Junction Clubs Reelect Officers This Week

Center Junction reports the Woman's Club reaffirmed two year terms for all officers with Pearl Naylor continuing as president Ella Clark and Gladys McNeilly as vice presidents and Myrtle Himebaugh as secretary. Other groups held over officers and discussed local topics including the race issue and Red Cross drive.

Center Junction Thee Woman's Club Gladys McNeilly Pearl Naylor Ella Clark Myrtle Himebaugh Sara Schroeder Eunice Sanford Maurine Dirks May Himebaugh U.S.A U. S Paul Laurence Dunbar James W. Johnson Naylor Marietta Stanton Alberta Bohler Japan Stanton Red Cross Merlin Dreibelbis Wyoming Dean Mallicoat Elda Dirks Neva Mead Frank Norris Alan Serbousek

Scotch Grove School honors for bond work credited

Des Moines state headquarters cite three county schools Sacred Heart Monticello Scotch Grove No 4 and Scotch Grove No 2 for bond work. Lovell No 9 Mineral Valley plus three more receive Bill of Rights copies. Monticello Olin Castle Grove schools get commendations and awards sent via county chairman. Harm Bartels, long missing, informs relatives he is a prisoner of war in France and well though anxious to hear news back home.

Scotch Grove Des Moines Sacred Heart Parochial School Monticello Lovell No Mineral Valley Clay Township Olin Consolidated Castle Grove Township Ella Rickels Harm Bartels Germany France Garrett Bartels America Sand Hill Church Hanson

Castle Grove Sale To Be Held Monday

Castle Grove sale is slated for Monday as Paul Harms and Lynn Howie plan a closing out event. The Harms family will move into the George Behrends farm house following the sale. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Paul Black welcomed a son named Richard Alan at John McDonald hospital.

Anamosa Cox Home Ina Nelson Gerald Russell Eldred Martelle R. W. Brady Harry Chase Lyman Thompson Janet Kay Wyoming S. G. Thompson Robert Manley Earl Phillips Lara Lee Phillips Olin Vern Mae Johnson C. F. Saxon Henry Bartels Clifton Abbott Scotch Grove Center Junction Esther Sinclair Abbott Congress Carl Stahlberg R. A. Naylor Jill Marie Arthur Husmann Husmann Alice Clark Coe College W. B. Clark Leslie Himebaugh St. John’s Lutheran Aid Society Ida Cass Presbyterian Aid Society Harm J. Dirks Gyle Herron Scotch Grove Cemetery Association Castle Grove Paul Harms Lynn Howie Harms George Behrends Paul Black John McDonald Hospital Richard Alan Willis Fairbanks Mercy Hospital Henry Johnson Monticello John C. Caspers Fred L. Kromminga Ladies’ Fellowship Society of Community Forum

Township meetings discuss farm matters and dairy curtailment

Triple A meetings occurred in school house No 2 over Thursday and Friday evenings. Farmers from various parts of the township attended on separate nights. Larry Cartano receives treatment at John McDonald Hospital in Monticello. A Farm Bureau gathering planned at W. D. McLaughlin home Thursday. Idle Not club to meet at Mrs A B Laude near Anamosa on Thursday March 21 for a pot luck dinner.

Red Cross S. G. Thompson J. B. Sechusen F. W. Jones Will Hansen Dwaine Moses Peter Prahm Madison Township John Husman McDonald Larry Cartano John McDonald Hospital Monticello Castle Grove Farm Bureau W. D. McLaughlin Idle Not Club A. BE. Laude Anamosa

Easy Does It Prevent Livestock Losses During Handling

An Agricultural Research Bulletin warns that bruises and deaths from rough handling cost U S stockmen millions yearly. It lists six tips to reduce losses including humane handling, checking chutes, proper footing, bedding, avoiding overloading, and steady trucking. Request Bulletin No 20 from Swift & Company Chicago.

St. Louis Chicago Department BB Swift & Company Ill

Legume Grass Mixes Prove Worthy For Pasture Gains

Purdue University tests show legume grass pastures outperform bluegrass alone with birdsfoot trefoil bluegrass yielding 214 pounds beef per acre versus 196 for bluegrass and 203 for alfalfa-timothy. Tests note rotation grazing to protect alfalfa stands and best gains from late spring to early fall.

Purdue University

Prize Letter Contest Closes May 1 For Swift & Co Readers

The notice offers $400 in cash prizes for best letters on Methods Employed by Meat Packers in Marketing Meats Poultry Eggs Butter and Cheese. Details are in January February ads. Write Department 128 Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago to enter. The ad also notes a remark about talkers who avoid thinking.

Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois G. Chaseman Pia U.S.A Swift & Company Union Stock Yards

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