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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
2
The Monticello Express lists yearly subscription pricing under editors J W Doxsee and Cha A Doxsee. Rates are shown for the annual period with no further terms detailed in readable text.
Community notes from Cascade include a May 1927 dinner hosted by Miss Ariel Romick and the domestic science group for school board members and faculty. Mortar Board and Izaak Walton League activities, commencement plans, student achievements, and local visits to Cedar Rapids, Chicago, and Monticello are reported, with numerous brief updates on residents, schools, and events.
Mrs. George McDonald attended a county board of education meeting in Anamosa last Tuesday. Mrs. R. A. Naylor spent Sunday with her mother in Rhodes, returning Monday evening. Mrs. C. O. Watson vacationed in Monticello with daughter Mrs. Henry Heeren. Mrs. Johnston of Hopkinton attended the board and faculty banquet here last Saturday. Mrs. Nettle Lewis of Wyoming visited O. O. Watson at home last week. O. O. Watson was a business caller in Wyoming last Friday. Glen Platner of Glen is a business caller today.
The Hawthorne study club hosted its Mother's Day program for 21 elderly members at Mrs. August Thomson’s home with a duet and talks on Mother’s Day origins. Club officers were elected for the year, and delegates named for a Davenport convention. Community events include a Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society service with Rev. Cleveland speaking, a play titled Aunt Fannie’s Miracle, and local town notices on vacancies, hospitalizations, and travel.
Rev and Mrs R M Offutt of Indiana Pennsylvania expect a brief visit in the D O Sinclair home on Tuesday night and Wednesday en route to the Presbyterian general assembly in San Francisco. They once lived in Scotch Grove about 25 years ago and will try to see old friends if time allows.
Supt Bowser and the senior class visited Cedar Rapids last Friday posing for pictures and sightseeing. J B Allen Maquoketa Africa teacher spoke Sunday night and will return soon. Mr and Mrs Ryland Dretbelbis visited with T B Johnston. Harriet Lamey returned from Minneapolis with daughter Milfare.
A Sunday evening lightning bolt scorched the Schoon residence roof and burned radio fuses while occupants suffered a severe shock. no injuries reported. Mr Schoon was at the barn when the strike occurred as persistent wet weather delays plowing and corn planting in the neighborhood.
Mary Josephine Daly patient at Mercy hospital Anamosa with pneumonia a special nurse caring for her. Phil Daly spent time with his daughter last week. Ed Duncan attended the pageant Following the Stars and Stripes at Antioch. Lange farm sale near Scotch Grove drew attendees Ross Lincoln George Andrews Philip Bailey. Ed Englehart family moved to former G Dirks home Amber auction of late Henry Dirks household goods. George Andrews Center Junction visited his son George Andrews Jr. Clara Anderson weekend with parents in Anamosa. Phil Bailey and daughter Dora in Anamosa. Ben Husman and Philip Bailey in Monticello. John Freese and family shopped in Anamosa.
May 6 Father Vincent Opava died at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids with services held Tuesday and burial in Chicago. Mrs Minnie Drexler died May 9 after long illness. Seventh and eighth grade exams were held at the school building last week. Albert Kula hospitalized at Monticello with stomach ulceration. Mr and Mrs Frank Tschida and daughter visiting relatives. John Dolan Sr with daughter Mrs John Lauser in Marion last week. Mr and Mrs JL Paul of Central City called on friends here Friday.
Next Sunday May 15 English services will be held at Wayne Zion’s Lutheran Church. Sunday school starts at 9 30 with Rev G Wolf Castle Grove Rev F L Adix Monticello and Rev J Willis Wayne leaving for conference Monday evening. Baby boy of Mr and Mrs George Rickels named LaVern Henry last Monday.
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