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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

3

Wyoming Farm Home Damaged by Furnace Explosion

A furnace blast damaged Vince Pegorick's $8,000 farm home four miles south of Wyoming at noon Friday. Fire confined to the second floor and attic. beds rugs and bathroom ruined. Wyoming fire truck aided with chemicals and water after reaching the scene on gravel. The home was rebuilt after a previous fire five years earlier.

Vince Pegerick Wyoming Pegorick Ace Ward George DeVore Canton Ill Mr. DeVore Peoria Wyroming Hena Springfield Lee Sherrill Wisconsin Missouri Illinois Sherrill Holmes Park New Zealand Maynard Peck Mr. Sherrill Rock Island Rabbitry Sherrill’s Rock Island Mr. Peck Vergie Ana Vera Case Iowa State Teachers College W. B. Brown A. Eggleston Burlington Rochester Minn A. B. Soule Roy Bender Thomas Green Massilon George Norton Pay View Club Memorial Hall John T. Wherry W. J. Beckwith James Inelis W. W. Bronson Dillon Bronson Wyominkg Chamberlain Alhambra Park Anamosa Will Chicago Ben Calif John Holub Clib Ben Paul Post Women’s Relief Corps No. 4 Augusta Hronson Lavina Pealer Corps No. 4 State Department

Center Junction Fire Destroys McNeilly Home in Noon Blaze

The McNeillys lost their modern home to a Saturday fire traced to a chimney spark. Neighbors helped salvage furniture while Mrs. McNeilly rested at her brother’s home after a nervous collapse. Insurance covers losses. community sympathy runs high.

M. J. McNeilly E. R. Young Center Junction McNeilly Farmers’ Mutual Company Castle Grove J. F. Livingstone McNeillys Son Velma W. S. Pangburn Cedar Falls Joe Wintz Allison Vinton Woman's Missionary Society J. M. Moses R. S. Robbie de N. Smith America Prahm S. G. Thompson J. W. Livingstone St Patricks Day Norma Martin Petersen Onslow Wyoming George McDonald Mec- Tirath Mahannah Presbyterian Church Winifred Robbie Stanwood Margaret Norris Baldwin Augusta Norris Amy Dice Monticello Manchester Pauline Burmeister Pauline Prahm O. M. Miller Anamosa

Margaret Dunlap laid to rest in Hopkinton cemetery

Mr and Mrs J J Dunlap arrived from Billings Montana with their daughter Margaret s body. The funeral was held at the Wheeless home and Margaret was buried beside her sister Alice in Hopkinton cemetery. Born December 18 1903 in Hopkinton she grew up in Montana and worked at Farmers Creamery in Billings.

Ben Paul Post W. W Lavina Pealer Indiana Louis Buchholtz Walter Beach Wyoming Lodge I. O. O. F Emma Alden Davenport Howard DeMoss Wyoming Manchester Helen Downs Mary Elizabeth Mason Bernice Edgar W. OC. Mason Paul Johnston Lenox B. E. Loomis Keota W. W. Loomis Ina Bradke Spernt Delhi Earlville Upper Iowa Aid Society of the Red Oka Chicago Charles Brittan J. J. Dunlap Billings Montana Margaret Alice P. R. Wheeless Hopkinton Margaret Zella Dunlap Carbon County Business College Mont Farmers’ Creamery Company

Ladies Guild Meets in Onslow Adds Three Members

A meeting of the Ladies' Guild in Onslow was held Wednesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. G. C. Flett along with Mrs. George French Mrs. Floyd Chatterton and Laura Smith. A large attendance was reported and three new names were added to the membership list.

Ladies’ Guild G. C. Flett George French Floyd Chatterton Laura Smith

Local Social and Church News From Monticello Area

Activities include a church meeting with April 10 agenda and officer elections, a death notice for Estelle McCune’s mother, teaching changes, a finger injury, cattle shipment from J R Kennedy, a successful stage play by the guild, and visits and illness updates among residents. Community events include St Patrick’s party, a 63 card game gathering, and local travel for dental work and pageants.

Bership Koon Estelle McCune Town City Miss McCune Ida Cass Ben Harris J. R. Kennedy Chicago Mary Monmouth Guild S. G. Hutton G. F. Flett Monticello Marvin Hunwardson Maquoketa George Sears Ruth Clinton Gertrude Mr. Sears Will Doll Miss Neville Anamosa Ben Warren Henry Koon Cecil Davies Supt

School Leader Appointed Center Point Superintendent

Roll call and current events update as Mrs Ruth Miller and Mrs Carol Hand wardson are noted. Mrs George Bottomstone visits her parents while Supt Irons, who led the local school this year, is chosen as Center Point superintendent with a salary raise. Residents express regret at the change.

Donald Welch Lewis Dreibelbis Catherine Thompson Wynona Kleineck Hollyce Stingley Elizabeth James Carol Naylor Merlin Dreibelbis Lloyd Moats Evelyn Courtney Lucile Livingstone Wanda McDonald Delores Dooley Helen Welch Donna Dreibelbis Luella Seehusen Helen Himebaugh Jack Stingley Audra Serbousek John Ketelsen Betty Lou McDonald Laurel Naylor Lavonne Welch Maxine Moats M. E. Church Carol Iowa Ruth Miller Carol Hanwardson George Lyons George Bottomstone Irons Center Point

Freedom and Poisoned Liquor in a Free Country

Kansas City Star notes deaths from poisoned liquor in Peoria Illinois and argues the government should not prohibit or poison alcohol. It contends bootleggers can safely handle liquor amid hard times and encourages minority control over prohibition policy.

Kansas City

Free country rights and misprints in a divorce tale

A Buffalo Evening News item notes a misprint in a linotype story about a man seeking a divorce, where the plaintiff allegedly asks the court for a change of Venus. The piece also defends freedom from compulsory drinking of a poisoned concoction, even under pressure from bootleggers or friends.

Buffalo Evening News

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M. Brown Congregational May Himea Mener Riepe Dorothy Cedar Nares Agnter Helen Tureau S. “McDonald F. Livingstone Anamesa Peggy Frank Preston Russell Cedar Rapids Lyle. Lyman A. P. Moats Mercy Hospital Burmeister Peter Prahm Moats Gerd Antons Frank Jones Beals Ethel Courtney E. F. Burr Burr Marguerite McNeilly Paul Smith Jack Des Moines Ralph Berkley Lee Ray Crabb Scott McDonald E. F. Kleineck Bangs Charles Suett Mary Lou William Johnston H. H. Seehusen Truman Stanton St. Luke’s Hospital NEW Spring Millinery Devlin The Express Cooking School Iverson Aan Purina Monticello, Iowa Campus J. B. Zimmerman
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