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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1956

Page

7

Good Friday Plans From Area Churches On March 30

Area churches announce a three hour Good Friday service from 12 to 3 PM at St. Luke's Methodist with seven congregations participating. The service features seven word from the cross themes and multiple pastors with readings and addresses. Sacred Heart Church also holds a 3 PM Catholic service, St Matthew’s Lutherans hold a 2 PM service, and Monticello businesses close noon to 4 PM for observance.

St. Luke's Methodist Church Monticello Sacred Heart Church Eugene Lorenz William Wilkie ST. Matthew's Lutheran Church Arnold Schiveter

Sponsors Honor Campfire Group Dinner Honors Members

Members of the Sequoi Man Le Campfire group were honored by sponsors and guardians at a March 19 dinner at Mrs. Jayne Perkins home. All fourteen members attended after completing their baby-craft course under supervisor Mrs. Hil dred Wilson, who was guest of honor. Sponsors were Mrs. Lois Shover and Mrs. Ruth Miller. guardians were Mrs. Jayne Perkins and Mrs. Molley Williams.

Sequoi-Man-Le Jayne Perkins Hildred Wilson Lois Shover Ruth Miller Molley Williams

Kenyon Couple Welcome Daughter Rachel Lois

Monticello neighbors Rey and Mrs Paul Kenyon welcomed a daughter born Thursday March 15 at John McDonald hospital. The child weighed eight pounds ten ounces and joins two older daughters and a son in the family.

Rey Paul Kenyon John McDonald Hospital Rachel Lois Kenyons

Monticello Churches Hold Palm Sunday Confirmations

Palm Sunday rites across Monticello churches confirmed 71 individuals in seven congregations. Notable lists include St. John’s Lutheran Rev. August K Stenzel with 11 confirmands and Evangelical Reformed Church Rev. John Baumann with nine, plus confirmations at St. Peter and Paul Lutheran, St. Matthew Lutheran, Congregational, Wayne Zion Lutheran, and First Presbyterian churches, detailing each confirmand by family.

Monticello August K. Stenzel St. John’s Lutheran Church Billie Bohlken George Bohlken Benny Hanssen Henry Hanssen Joyce Leggett John Leggett Jane Ommen Gay Ommen Kay Rickels Willis The Evangelical and Reformed Church John Baumann Sharon Schneiter Frank Schneiter Diane Hoffman George Hoffman Judith Zumbrun SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church Paul Kenyon Patricia Hasler Fred. Hasler Harold Ulferts Louie Ulferts Susan Stadtmueller Clarence Stadtmueller Eleanor Oltmann John Oltmann Charles Ellett Congregational Church Allen White Harold White John Baty Ross Baty Irvin Etten Charles Etten Phyllis Egger Herman Egger Carol Behn John Behn Larry Goettsch Cecil Goettsch Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Fredrick Kehren Marlene Gerdes Carl Gerdes Diane Conley Owen Conley Marilou Hayen Louie Hayen Treva Folkers H. W. G. Folkers Janice Catlett

Conservation Contest Entries From Jones County Schools

Jones County Soil Conservation district and Izaak Walton league announce entrants for the conservation contest. Ninety four posters and 46 scrapbooks were entered from sixteen schools for posters and twelve for scrapbooks. Awards worth over 100 dollars will be given to the top 15 in each category.

Jones County Jones County Soil Conservation District Izaak Waiton League Cris Randolph Anamosa

NFO Meeting Critiques Leadership in Department of Agriculture

A speaker at a local NFO meeting derides a paralysis of leadership in the Department of Agriculture and asserts farmers will not receive help from the administration. The remarks reference past administrations including Coolidge and Hoover. The speaker notes party affiliation as Republican.

Department of Agriculture Coolidge Hoover

Crawford cites party shifts and NF0 enthusiasm

The speaker notes 22 years of party pressure with 18 years of Democrats seeking to convert him and claims in three years the Republican administration has nearly done the same. He defends surpluses as insurance costing about a dollar per person yearly to hold a food reserve for 23 years. He reports the NF0 has 146 000 members as of Friday and that their enthusiasm exceeds their numbers.

Crawford N.F.O

Presbyterian Men Convene National Council Meeting in Chicago

A Monticello Council of Presbyterian Men heard a report on the eighth annual National Council of Presbyterian Men meeting held in Chicago from March 16 to 18. Attending Chicago session were Monticello members Joe Messerli Forrest Ely and James A Bender.

National Council of Presbyterian Men United States Chicago Monticello Council of Presbyterian Men Joe Messerli Forrest Ely James A. Bender Monticello

Conference theme Your Reasonable Service in Chicago

Speakers at the Chicago conference included Evangelist Billy Graham of Montreal N C H Ree Bartle Kansas City Mo and Charles B Templeton secretary division of evangelism Board of National Missions New York NY Mark Corr executive of the Du Pont company Clinton was a local meeting speaker at the Presbyterian church The opening devotion was led by Rev W Russell Hunter and a brief business meeting closed with a prayer by Rev Robert Coffey A lunch followed in the church activity rooms with the Chicago conference report

Chicago Monticello Billy Graham Montreal N.C.H Ree Bartle Kansas City Charles B. Templeton Division of Evangelism Board of National Missions New York N.Y Mark Corr DuPont Company Clinton Presbyterian Church W. Russell Hunter Robert Coffey Clinton Presbyterian Church

Monticello Students Attend WaMac Party at Marion Gym

Monticello high school sent 26 students from all activities to the WaMac party at Marion high school gym Friday night. Four chaperones accompanied the group: Ray Stumbaugh Leo Cabalka Mrs Darlene Youtzy and Superintendent Boyd Shannon. All eight WaMac schools took part with five minutes of entertainment and dancing each.

Monticello High School WaMac Marion High School Boyd Shannon Monti Shannon Ray Stumbaugh Leo Cabalka Darlene Youtzy

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Calvary John F. Baumann Harry E. Morrow Hopkinton Mr. Hunter Ellett Mr. Grupp Mr. Baumann Superior Brand Hi-Way Schneider Honor Prairieburg Bickford’s Shell Station & Cafe LE Roy Leona Gener the United States Navy Sam Freese Motors FORD Pour Havy Cacounting Station Nen Harold Zumbrunnen James Dietiker John Dietiker James White Lucille White Daniel Hasler Robert Haster Lester Haster James Haster Robert Schmidt George Schmidt Larry Bader L. R. Bader Arnold Schlueter St. Matthew Lutheran Church Colin Ponder Herschel Ponder Shirley Otten Ralph Otten Marilyn Holub Arthur Holub Jeryl Kay Lehman Earl Lehman Elaine Ricklefs Herman Ricklefs Jane Seehusen Henry Seehusen Joanne Ambuehl Mrs Leo Ambuehl Carl Wehling Leonard Brockens Ben Brockens John Tapken Herman Tapken Edwin Lubben Fred Lubben Wayne Rosencrans Fred Stoffers Paul Tobiason Bennie Tobiason Billie Hinrichs Hank Hinrichs First Presbyterian Church Russell Hunter Marion Allen George Allen Beverly Behrends Glenn Behrends Ronald Boysen John Boysen James Helgens Vernon Helgens Richard Marugg Fritz Marugg Robert Matthiessen Harry L. Matthiessen Joseph Mullen Robert Mullen Jacquelyn Nickol Everett Nickel Steven Poock Arnold Poock Daniel Prewitt Malcom Prewitt Larry Scott Leamon Scott Marijane Shover John Shover Jerlyn Straub Frank Straub Janice Tuel Walter Tuel William Wilcox John Wilcox Anamosa Public Mr. Allen Gretchen Pearson Sandra Himebaugh Sarah Luett Mary Allamand Ricky Albers Gene Potter David Farrington Marvin Marek Douglas Larson Morley Consolidated Thelma Pillard Amber Barger Camile Siver Diane Horn Claire June Gerald Stolte Karen Lee Simmons Jimmy Kuchenbaker Florence Duncan Johnnie A Irene Brady Sharon Kay Behrends Castle Grove James Hollar John Monk Dean Donovan Thelma Clark Philip Schlarmann Florence Cigrand Marion Dirks Richard Black Doris Reddin Allen Alferts David Specht Kenneth Reth Elizabeth Specht Spencerville Hazel Bearinger Ronald Stender Joy Ann Streets Denny Streets Donna Ehlers Oxford Junction Olga Schroeder Kenny R. Jeffery Black Oak Harriet Hansen Robert Hagen Kathleen Anamosa Public School Ruth Hatcher Larry Jayne Bruce Hay Johnny Proctor Gary Lee Nisson Sacred Heart Daniel White Betty Hosch Ruthana White Paul Heeren Sharon Martinsen Linda Staner Judy McDonald Bea Schwendinger Carol Grote Carolyn Kramer Lorraine Kehoe Janet Peters Jean Parker Wanda E Lene Grant Jane Ann Wagner St. Patrick’s Joseph Marie Sharon C. Peterson Wayne No Helen Rickels Stephen Wolken Wyoming Luther Inglis Naomi Jean Orth Margaret Davis NFO James Moran Onslow Kathleen Ann Moran Eldon M. Takes Albert Oakes Cascade St. Peter’s Church Temple Hill St. Luke’s Methodist Church Edwards Department Store Stetson Blanche E. Corwin
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