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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1937
Page
10
Wet weather disrupts field work delaying corn stalk discing and ground prep. The 4-H club activities, homestead exemption program details, and social events are summarized with local residents and nearby towns mentioned, including Monticello and Manchester.
Hopkinton residents celebrate A W McDonald and Bert Bushnell anniversaries 39 years married in 1898 in Manchester. Families and friends gather at their home near Cedar Rapids Dysart and Hopkinton. The Lenox college May day carnival April 25 features The Purple Door Knob play and a penny vote for carnival royalty.
Fraternity lodge entertained the Blazing Star circle Monday. Grand Masters proclamation observed Tuesday with a new radio in the lodge. Helen Schladetzky visited in Anna Petersen's home. Farm Bureau met in the Community hall. County Women’s Clubs convention attendees listed from Onslow. Astruman club completed year’s business. A. A. Hall hosted Rock Island guests. D A R lunch honors state regent Emery at Anamosa. Larkin club hosted five hundred with Hicks and others winning prizes. Mercy Hospital patient E Horton. Weekend visits by Overholts and Preston guests. League of Women Voters convention in Ames. Missionary society met with reports from Presbyterian. Eldora call due to Garnett death. Anniversary celebration for Harry Moore. Bridge prizes awarded. Walker grandchild visit. Leo Warren ill with mumps. Continued remarks on local social events and visits.
Wyoming residents attended talks on International Peace by M C Robinson and David Kratz of Mason City at the high school. Multiple clubs met, including Hawthorne and Cozy bridge groups, with prize recipients named. Local civic figures and families hosted gatherings while Mrs. Sue Myers planned May Home Missionary Society events. Dr. E W Benbow visited family in the area.
Canadian experts appointed by the government select oatmeal with milk as the Quins cereal. The diet emphasizes body-building minerals energy-rich carbohydrates and Vitamin B to support growing children. Quakers Oats are highlighted as the recommended aid for the Quins nutrition.
The Philippine government advances hydroelectric development despite mixed signals from officials and local authorities. Economic implications and regional impact are under close review as agencies weigh benefits against potential risks.
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