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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1958

Page

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Monticello groups push bike safety month program

Monticello organizations unite to host a April 26 bicycle safety event featuring an obstacle course with prizes a safety film a speaker and bike safety checks with reflector tape. Parking racks planned in the business district and officials urge parental instruction and rule abiding to reduce crashes.

Monticello State Safety Department Iowa Parent-Teachers Association P.T.A Business and Professional Women’s Club Camo Fire Rotary Lions Club Sacred Heart Home School Association League of Women Voters

Scientist minister draws parallels of science and faith

Dr. William G. Pollard, a physicist and priest, argues science and Christianity share a community ethos. He says truth demonstration requires immersion and discipline in both fields and urges bridging tensions between the two bodies of knowledge. He adds that science and religion can coexist since God is nature and science applies natural phenomena.

Iowa State College William G. Pollard Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies St. Francis Episcopal Church Norris, Tenn Dr. Pollard God

Civilian Shipping Speeds Up Military Baggage

The Stars And Stripes reports a new system cutting hold baggage delivery from six weeks to about 20 days for transfers from Fort Bliss Texas to Giessen Germany. Private Railway Express Agency handles the process, reducing military reliance on government routing and lowering costs.

Udebolt Chronicle Stars and Stripes Fort Bliss Texas Giessen Germany Transportation Service Debarkation Railway Express

Local Social News Highlights From Tipton and Clarence

Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Sinkler of Tipton and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willits of Muscatine. Visitors in Mechanicsville and New Hampton attended a funeral. ISU students, Milton Luckstead and Terry Patton, visited family. Bruce Glick of Iowa City spent the weekend with his mother. PTA meeting postponed to April 9. Cedar Rapids speaker John Williams to install new officers. Several residents attended an accordion concert in Waterloo. Bowman brothers reunion at Maquoketa covered 387 years across ages 64 to 865.

Olin William Sinkler Tipton Dale Willits Jim Lawrence Muscatine Paul Floyd Groth Louie Hartwig Andrew Thomson Fred Hefflefinger Jey Guhl Laverne Guhl Louwie Westphal Marvin Svenksen Mechanicsy Michael Swenson Hank Klatt Clarence Swenson Wallace Johnson New Hampton Milton Luckstead Terry Patton Iowa State College Ames Rollie Luckstead Kenneth Patton Carl B. Laetare W. D. Kell Lou Leminson C. J. Houstman Hazel Mason B. EB. Glenn Linda Wilda Glenn Joyce Lehrman Iowa W. A. Hicks Robert Somerville Wyoming W. V. Somerville Herman Hotz Anamosa Fred pBramer ED Kleineck Onslow Bridge Club J. C. Jansen B. L. Wherry Harold Jordan Winona Minn Eva Balfour England Pete Schladetzky St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Melvin Husman Becky Monticello Emma Hinrichs Mary Jo Edwards Clinton John Paulsen Fred Minney Douglas Lester Null Harry Moore Emmett Lund Tracy Thomas Gutzeit

Wyoming Teachers Receive General Raise Across District

The Wyoming school system granted a general raise of 100 dollars to teachers not at maximum salary. No resignations reported and April 15 is the deadline for returning teaching contracts to the school board.

Wyoming Ed Kooi Royal Snyder Elmer Petersen John H. Petersen Darlene St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Henry Fishwild Mercy Hospital Anamosa Roche Memorial Library Betty Smith The Literary Guild Wyatt Earp Spaghetti Eddie Henry Peterson Mary Jackson County Hospital Magnoketa Edward Kooi Alice LePepparde Byers Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia Canada Canada. Mrs. Byers David W. Byers Ron Beckman Iowa State College C. M. Towers Beckman Towers Ames

South Fork Areas Honor Local Social and Civil Involvements

Community notices reveal 4 H groups planning Red Cross drives and quota success. Multiple local families and visitors from Marion Dubuque Greeley Epworth Monticello and Farley gathered for dinners hospital calls and social visits. Navy enlistment for Gerald Heeren noted.

Langworthy Social News Roundup Brims With Family Birthdays

Saturday visitors at the Georgy Poppe home included Mr. and Mrs. Louw Nita of Lakota Will Poppe of Ledyard and Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Poppe of Delhi. Birthday dinners and parties marked March with Glenn Goldsmith and Steve Menster among those celebrated.

Harold Parmenter Linda Edward Cecil van Antwerp Anamosa van Antwerp Carl Gerdes G. A. Ommen Cifford Arduser Clifford

Onslow News Briefs and Social Notes

Ernest Horton visited the Fred Ladehoft family in Minnesota. W W Somerville returned home March 22 from Hot Springs Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Clyde Murray and sons visited the Clay Murrays at Clinton. Mrs Florence Wileay was hostess to the Five Hundred.

Onslow Ernest Horton Fred Ladehoft Minnesota W. W. Somerville Hot Springs Ark Clyde Murray and Sons Clay Murrays Clinton Florence Wileaay

Local notices from Wyoming and Marshalltown

Jim Griswold of Marshalltown, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Griswold, will report for army physical in Des Moines on March 25. James Kluesner broke his arm playing on school grounds. Vaula Koranda, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Koranda, moved from University of Iowa hospital to Jackson County hospital in Maquoketa in critical condition with a brain tumor after exploratory surgery. Mrs Jean Brooks, visiting from Arizona, will stay with the Koranda family during Paula Koranda’s illness. her daughter Faye enrolled in Wyoming school's second grade.

Jim Griswold Marshalltown Ray Griswold Wyoming Des Moines Vaula Koranda Ray Koranda University of Iowa Hospital Jackson County Hospital Maquoketa University Hospital Jean Brooks Arizona Koranda Paula Brooks Faye Wyoming School

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