Wyoming and area lodge activities mark early March
District Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges held a Wyoming meeting on March 4 with Mr. and Mrs. William Allen of Clinton conducting a school of instruction and refreshments provided by local lodges. The Oxford Junction M Y F met March 3 at the Oxford Junction Methodist Church to discuss Easter services and plan a bowling and theatre outing. The Hawthorne club gathered at Mrs. Pauline Sieveka’s home with fourteen members attending and a student speech program presented. Officer elections named Mrs. Lydia Foy president and others to key posts. The Rev Wayne Norris and wife welcomed a son born March 1 at St Lukes Hospital Cedar Rapids.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Wyoming
William Allen
Clinton
Grand Lodge
Wyoming-Oxford
David Neff
Paul Clapp
Hawthorne Club
Pauline Sieveka
Gladys Snyder
Lula Huffman
Lydia Foy
Nora Thomson
Tressa Griswold
Alvina Hinricks
Wayne Norris
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
U S Faces Dilemma Over Haiti Dictator and Castro Threat
The article notes Haiti's proximity to Cuba and its history of revolutions. It discusses Duvalier's grip on power, U S support seen as half hearted, and refugee calls led by Dr. Roger Rigaud for a limited aid plan to topple Duvalier in favor of a democratic, pro Western regime.
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Haiti
Cuba
Free World
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Paraguay
Duvalier
Michigan
Roger Rigaud
U S
Capitol Hill Taj Mahal Reopens as Cost Doom Looms
The piece recalls the Senate and House office buildings with $25 million and $83 million price tags. Public works flaws follow: failed public address, slippery floors, carpeted surfaces, cut doors, and poor acoustics. It hints at further fiscal worry amid deficit budget debates.
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Senate
Taj Mahal
AFL founder Samuel Gompers quoted on political neutrality
The Chicago Federation of Labor article recalls Samuel Gompers stating that the American Federation of Labor trade unions are committed against partisan political matters. The piece contrasts his stance with today where labor is a leading force in the dominant political party.
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Samuel Gompers
Chicago Federation of Labor
A.F.L
Trade Unions of America
A.F. of L
Labor Movement
Community Roundup of Visits and Notices in Center Jct
Weekend and weekly gatherings fill Center Junction public notices with visits to relatives in Hattiesburg New Smyrna Beach and New Orleans. Local clubs meet with reports on Hawaii prize winners and upcoming family night. Hospital and moving notices appear alongside neighborly dinners and neighbors visiting Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Olin areas.
Birthday gatherings mark week in Center Junction
The Amber birthday club celebrated Mrs. Lanora Husmann of Center Junction Friday evening with attendees including Mary Hinricks Betty Harms Peggy Engelbart and Lucille Poppe. Weekend visits featured the Emil Poppe home hosting Everett Engelbart Eddie and Jay Joslin plus other relatives.
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AMBER
Lanora Husmann
Center Jct
Mary Hinricks
Betty Harms
Peggy Engelbart
Lucille Poppe
Emil Poppe
Everett Engelbart
Eddie
Jay Joslin
Robert Joslin
William Steenhoek
Henry Zimmerman
Anamosa
John G. Dirks
Wyoming postpones wedding of Sherry Garside and Maurice Wall
The wedding planned for Miss Sherry Garside and Maurice Wall of DeWitt was moved to March 16 at the Presbyterian church in Wyoming. Miss Garside recently underwent an appendectomy at DeWitt Community Hospital.
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Wyoming
Sherry Garside
Maurice Wall
DeWitt
Presbyterian Church In
Garside
DeWitt Community Hospital
Midland
Earl Elijah
Roy Miller
Monmouth
Elijah
Langworthy Family Visits Sunday in Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Gene Adams and family visited in the Elmer Jacobs home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Earl Dirks and family visited in the Ray Poppe home Sunday evening. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs
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Roger Oltman
Hubert Polton
Cedar Rapids
Polton
Oltman
Carl Gerdes
John McDonald Hospital
George J. Smith
George R. Smith
Anamosa
Ronald Boots
Ken Keating
Leo Bonjour
Olin
Henry Kracke
Delhi
Elmer Jacobs
Carl F. Gudenhauf, Jr
Alfred Mettlers
Ray Poppe
George Hoult
Shirly Hoult
Bob Meier
Elaine Fuller
Bob Goodyear
Edmund Wilkens
Larry Guilford
Monticello
Monticello Express details publication and rates
The Monticello Express publishes weekly on Thursdays. It is the official Monticello and Jones county newspaper established July 10, 1865. Subscriptions run $5 in select Iowa counties $6 elsewhere in the United States and $5 for servicemen worldwide. Advertising services are provided by national and state advertising organizations.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Express
Jones County
Iowa Press Associaton
National Editorial Association
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Ill
Iowa Press Advertising Service
Des Moines
Jones
Clinton
Cedar
Delaware
Dubuque
Jackson
Linn
United States
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Mabel Gearhart
Mattie Harms
Carrie Prease
Andrew Serbousek
Mildred Drebelbis
Hawaii
Mattie Harris
Ray Naylor
Sam Thompson
Kate Dirks
Rachel Circle
Noel Ostrander
Mar
Les Balster
Cico Dodge
Howard Vernon
Waterloo
Vernons
Lyle Thompson
Peggy
Carl Reuter
Richard Andreesen
Glenn Hein
Henry Andreesen
American Vision Institute
Monticello Lions Club
Lions Club
Chevrolet
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Bel Air
K & P Chevrolet-Olds CO
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