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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1954

Page

6

Hopkinton Soldier Joins Hill Top Exercise with 44th Division

Army Pvt. Kenneth M. Bacon 21 son of Clarence M. Bacon of Hopkinton Iowa will move to Yakima Washington in May to take part in Exercise Hill Top with the 44th Infantry division. Bacon, a jeep driver in the division's Reconnaissance company, is stationed at Fort Lewis Washington and enlisted last October.

Army Kenneth M. Bacon Clarence M. Bacon Baconacres Hopkinton Iowa Yakima (Wash 44Th Infantry Bacon Fort Lewis Wash 44Th

Sawdust Lot and Lumber Mill Operations described

A newspaper sketch details a sawdust pile, waste handling, and a lumber mill run by Eby. It explains how sawdust is used as livestock bedding, fuel, or sold, and describes the mill’s two gasoline engines, a 50 inch main blade with a smaller upper blade, and the process of squaring logs into rectangular blocks with rollers, hocks, and a double edged trimmer for salvage pieces.

Eby

Eby’s open saw mill keeps cutting through weather and snow

Eby and son operate a log sawing setup where custom cuts are common and priced per thousand feet. The carriage can preset thickness, and the business runs outdoors with little protection. Fresh wood must dry evenly to avoid warping, so nails are used after cutting to aid drying.

Eby

Local Students Tour With College Choir

Elmhurst college men glee club members Harry Baumann and Art Burrich ter with director David Austin left April 23 for a tour of Eastern states. They performed in Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland, visited Washington DC without a schedule, played in Annapolis and spent April 28 in Virginia mountains before returning May 4. Art, on tour for his second year, is one of the baritone soloists.

Harry Baumann Art Burrichter Elmhurst College Chicago David Austin Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland Washington, D.C Annapolis Art

Nurses and Republicans Observe Regional Meetings

Miss Barbara Hoffman, a Cedar Rapids student nurse, spent two weeks with her parents the Hans Hoffmans before beginning three months of training at Independence. Mrs. Olin Howie joined Mrs. E Heiserman of Anamosa and Mrs. B Christiansen of Oxford Junction to attend the second district Republican Women's Council meeting in Dubuque on Wednesday.

Barbara Hoffman Cedar Rapids Hans Hoffman Independence Olin Howie E. Heiserman Anamosa B. Christiansen Oxford Junction Dubuque Republican Women's Council

Sunday Evening Dinner Guests In Victor Richardson Home

Sunday evening visitors at the Victor Richardson house were Mr and Mrs Harv Daly from Waterloo.

Victor Richardson Harv Daly Waterloo

Social callers visit Scotch Grove and Cedar Rapids homes

Sunday afternoon visitors, Mr and Mrs John Stiffler and daughters, with Mr and Mrs Martin Burrichter, called at the Jacob Leesekamp home in Scotch Grove. Sunday evening guests at the La Vern Eilers home included Mrs Mary Fairbanks and Mr and Mrs Elmer Aldrich of Cedar Rapids.

Thomas Bavis Cedar Rapids Paul Lumpa John Stiffler Martin Burrichter Jacob Leesekamp Scotch Grove LaVern Eilers Mary Fairbanks Elmer Aldrich

Sunday Overnight Guests In Ralph Bone Home

Sunday overnight guests in the Ralph Bone home were Mrs. Donald Clayton of Hamburg, synodical secretary of membership, and Mrs. Frederick Marsh of Council Bluffs, synodical president of Presbyterian Women's Council.

Ralph Bone Donald Clayton Hamburg Frederick Marsh Presbyterian Women's Council Council Bluffs

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