16 Mar 1959
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1959
Page
1
A college coach who scouted district and state tournaments praised Monticello as the best coached team he saw. Congratulatory words go to you and your players and staff from Urs Clow.
Center Junction listings cover visits from Monticello and Crosby families, wife hosting a Busy Bees meeting with demonstrations on baking and butterscotch sauce, plus a nutrient teamwork panel and a planned mother-daughter banquet. Several residents attend Cedar Rapids events, birthday celebrations, hospital visits, and church activities.
Boys attending the state basketball tournament in Des Moines include Dick Muller Verlon Huston Jim Holtz Gary Thompson and Larry Dusanek. The girls plan to attend semi finals and finals while other family members join the group. Carol Kool returns March 14 from Chicago. New books at Roche Memorial Library feature Means to An End Victorine and Books and Beaux. Paul Rohwedder entered Mayo Clinic March 8 with his mother Mrs Elsie Rohwedder. Ruth Nissen was a Mercy Hospital patient in Cedar Rapids. Intermediate Girl Scouts recorded at Maquoketa radio station. Lions Club Minstrel set for April 4 and 5. School election March 9 had 54 voters incumbents reelected.
Local social events list March gatherings at the Ray Riemers and Jack Buol homes with guests named. Langworthy School district reports electing new directors A Don Husman for Wayne No 2 and Gerald Doyle for Wayne No 3, succeeding long term directors. A3c Loren Buol proceeds to Fairchild Air Force Base. various family visits noted through March 10. Clarence E Heyen returns home after hospitalization.
The Onslow Women’s Christian Service guild held a Wednesday meeting at the church with program on Expanding Ideas in a Shrinking World led by Mrs. Tomlingon. New officers installed include Wilma Mayberry president Pauline Reade vice president Emma Tomlinson treasurer and other secretaries.
The U.S.C.W Lutheran Ruth circle plans a play The Greatest Surprise at the March 12 meeting. 4-H week features store displays by Oxford Happy Hustlers Live wire Lassies and Livewires with uniforms worn March 4. An Easter Egg Hunt is set for March 21 if weather allows and Jean Koranda will contest in the Marion district oratorical contest on March 10. Ed L McCreight reports graduation from hoot training and transfer to Camp Pendleton. A March 12 Area C study committee meeting is planned at Wyoming high school gym.
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