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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

5

Public Schools Notes On Indoor Track And Class Work

Public Schools report track practice indoors led by Coach Francis Merten and selection for the April 1 indoor meet in Town City. Highlights include gymnastic points, science and farm classes, debate prep for state tournament, and a long list of staff and student activities across grades with illnesses and measles affecting attendance.

Francis Merten Town City King Iowa City George Bridges Carol Naylor Monticello Heiserman Miss Linter

The Centipede and Me by Else Childrem edited by Dorothy Edmonds

A playful verse about a centipede and human legs explores mobility and mishaps with a humorous tone. The piece contrasts the centipede’s hundred legs with human two, imagining travel, footwear, and daily life in a light, childlike perspective. Nearby ads list farm goods and services, including seed oats, hay, cattle, and hatchery notices in small-town commerce.

Reading and Dutch studies in Miss Stout's class

Miss Stout's first and second graders enjoy new readers and weekly readers while designing windmills. Dutch studies continue with a Dutch sand table and poems by pupils. Irma Jean Pickett's sixth birth day is celebrated with candy rings.

Miss Stout Holland Irma Jean Pickett Sam Clark Miss Newton Ruth Smith Miss Iverson Miss Wallis Los Angeles Iowa

Items Of Occurrences Thirty Years Ago Continued

On the 18th at 81 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McLaughlin of Castle Grove township. Coe college students home for vacation include Roy Peterson Essie Hoag Ruth Darling Emma Binggell and Nellie Wales. Mr. and Mrs. William Behrends reported a daughter. Mrs. Edna Sutherland died suddenly at her Oklahoma home on the 24th from a heart attack. Edmund Booth elder editor of The Anamosa Eureka died at 94 on the 29th. He came to Jones county in 1839 and helped build the first frame house at a Point then Dartmouth near Anamosa. He edited The Eureka since 1858 and later owned it.

Fred McLaughlin Castle Grove Township Coe College Roy Peterson Essie Hoag Ruth Darling Emma Binggell Nellie Wales William Behrends Edna Sutherland Frank Sutherland Oklahoma Edmund Booth Jones County Col David Wood Dartmouth Anamosa T. E. Booth

Sokols Visit Libney After Florida Trip

Onslow Mr and Mrs George Sokol of Lib ney called on Mrs Lamey and her mother last week on their way home from their winter trip to Florida Miss Elsie Holst has secured a position with Sears Roebuck and Company in Chicago The Presbyterian Guild met last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Jessie McMaster Officers for the ensuing year were elected

George Sears W. A. Hicks A. K. McMaster Kennedy L. B. McKinstry Edna Wasson James Buckner Antioch Dank McGovern Chicago Ted Hamilton Davenport Onslow Margaret Loaier Cedar Rapids William Fletcher Jessie McMaster Astruman Club Harry Paulsen McMaster Provan Wiliam Dennison George Lyon George Sokol Libney Lamey Florida Elsie Holst Sears, Roebuck and Company Presbyterian Guild

Social Roundup of Visits Across Sand Spring and Nearby Towns

Sand Spring residents report a series of Sunday and weekend visits. Behrends and daughters Dorothy Lee and Elizabeth Ann visited Mrs. Alice Alcorn in Manchester. Donald Johnson and a Marble Rock group joined the E H Cox household. Langs of near Monticello spent Sunday with Wilson and Lang families. Nordman of near Monticello called on Charles Stevenson Thursday evening. Dave Wilson and Gordon and Betty dropped by Hopkinton Sunday evening. Ann Clement of Monticello spent Sunday with her mother in Sand Springs. A J Schmid of Dubuque visited Saturday. Rev. L McDonough of State Center called Monday. F M Johnson Marvin and W L Barker spent Saturday at John Wright home near Scotch Grove. Mrs Louis Smith and son Lloyd of near Worthington visited Charles Stevenson Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Dave Wilson spent Friday with her sister Mrs Lewis Treland at Langworthy. Behrends family noted again.

W. H. Behrends Dorothy Lee Elizabeth Ann Alice Alcorn Manchester Evert Donald Johnson Marble Rock E. H. Cox Lester Lang Monticello Wilson J. J. Lang G. B. Nordman Charles Stevenson

Daughters and guests visit in multiple Iowa homes

Dorothy Lee spent Friday at the Otto Funke home near Petersburg where a Crosley radio was installed. Edgar Ender and family of Worthington visited Fred Welter’s home Sunday evening. LaVerne Gearhart spent the weekend at J. P. Smith’s home near Hopkinton. Letha Brown Helen Schrader and Harriet Cox of Dubuque were weekend guests at E. H. Cox’s. Margaret Murray of Monticello spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Stevenson. Daughters were supper guests at Andy Smith’s near Delhi Sunday. E. H. Cox and daughters Phyllis and Donna Lee, Donald Johnson and daughter Donna Lee, and Mrs J. W. Cox visited Herbert Cox in Center Junction Saturday. W. L. Barker of Morris Minnesota, wintering with his brothers at Manchester, visited here this past week before leaving.

Dorothy Lee Otto Funke Petersburg Behrends Crosley Edgar Ender Worthington Fred Welter LaVerne Gearhart J. P. Smith Hopkinton Letha Brown Helen Schrader Harriet Cox Dubuque E. H. Cox Margaret Murray Monticello Stevenson W. H. Behrends Andy Smith Delhi Phyllis Donna Lee Donald Johnson W. Cox Herbert Cox Center Junction W. L. Barker Morris. Minn Manchester

Famous Fiction Figures Immortalized in Stone and Bronze

A brief survey notes how authors and their fictional characters gain global fame through monuments. Munich honors Little Red Riding Hood with a statue, Don Quixote has a memorial in Spain, and Paris boasts a Porthagnan statue. Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn receive bronze tributes on a national road near Mark Twain’s home, while Robinson Crusoe stands in Largo, Fife.

Munich Bavaria Little Ted Riding Hood Spain Don Quixote Paris P'Artagnan Mark Twain Tom Sawyer and Tackle Herry Finn Thle Largo Fifeshire Robinson Crusoe

Early American Horses By Europe Route Found

An investigator returning from a South American expedition uncovered fossilized Norces indicating horses existed in the Western Hemisphere thousands of years before European contact. The skeletons differ from modern horses yet connect the true horse to prehistoric equines, with specimens like ostaths and omiastudens noted.

America Europe South America Hemisphere

Glass House In Nyack Amid Misfortune Obstacle

A cryptic note references DLW Cather living in a Glass House in Nyack with a glass nose, marking a peculiar residence detail and dated 08 49. The fragment hints at character formation through hardship and latent traits sharpened by fortune.

Nyack

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