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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Carl Hein were Sunday guests in the Glenn Eaton home in Maquoketa. James Steiner, a patient at the Veterans hospital in Iowa City, spent the weekend at home.
A Father and Son banquet was held Friday evening at the Hopkinton Presbyterian Church dining room. Nat Hull of Cedar Rapids gave an illustrated talk on Indian life and film strips of Father and Son songs were shown. About sixty men and boys attended the event.
Wyoming high school musicians rehearse for the Iowa State Contest with preliminary rounds in Anamosa April 2 and 3. Soloists include Kathleen James and Barbara Holub among others. ensembles feature brass, clarinet, flute, and saxophone groups under bandmaster Frank W. Kluesner and vocal director Miss Sue Messerli.
A Dubuque Social Security Office representative will be at the Anamosa courthouse on Tuesday April 6 from 1 30 to 2 30 p m and at Monticello City Hall the same day to assist Jones county residents with social security benefit claims and inquiries Students advised about work card needs and duplicate cards with processing times noted for employment reporting purposes
Mrs Donald Martin formerly Dottie Hollar a freshman at Iowa State College was chosen secretary treasurer of the Officials Club a subgroup of Ames Athletic Association. She will assume office March 25 and the club trains officials for major sports including volleyball basketball and softball as well as minor sports and will officiate intramural games at women s residences.
Mr and Mrs Donald Martin and family visited in Ames with parental homes. Mrs L T White visited Anamosa relatives. The Iben family attended a niece's wedding in Sterling Illinois. Leland Schoenbeck stayed with Ames parents A C Schoenbeck. Bedell and family dined with Reuel McColm in Iowa City area. Fitzgeralds of Ames weekended with Rickels family. Wink family hosted in Oxford Junction. Wilma Doris Yount visited Cedar Rapids parents Dalco Younts. Pennsylvania Dutch first used pomegranate and tulip motifs in furniture decoration.
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