Old Theatre Building Burns At Hopkinton
The Princess theatre in Hopkinton was gutted by a fire last Wednesday afternoon. Monticello and local fire crews battled the blaze, which started in the basement and spread to the ceiling. The one story brick building, unoccupied for 10 years, sits between Dr L P Connolly’s office and the American Legion hall and is owned by Ernest Landis of Monticello. Major damage was to basement lumber. No loss estimate given.
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Princess Theatre
Hopkinton
Monticello
Center Junction social notices and Vacation Bible School announcement
Sunday May 14 dinner guests included Cecil Fall and Howard Carey in Center Junction with Edward Cramer visiting from Northbrook. May 15 dinner guests were Elsie and Hilda Carstensen. Greg Von Spreecken marked his 9th birthday with classmates at home of Robert Von Spreecken. Paul Heidemann Will Dirks Jolene Brenda Sheila attended. Chester Sarby Anamosa visited May 14. Christian Education committee announced Vacation Bible School May 29 8:30 am to 2:30 pm with sack lunches. no school Memorial Day May 30. Truman Stanton returned from helping at Mrs Robert McCrea’s. Jennifer McCrea visiting grandparents. If You Have News The Express Wants It.
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Center Junction
Carl Seehusen
Cecil Fall
Olin
Howard Carey
Tipton
Neil Simmons
Jeffrey
Cedar Rapids
Edward Cramer
Northbrook
Elsie
Hilda Carstensen
Wyoming
Greg von Spreecken
Robert von Spreeckens
Paul Heidemann
Will Dirks
Jolene
Brenda
Sheila
Chester Sarby
Anamosa
Robert von Spreecken
Christian Education Committee
First Presbyterian Church of
Truman Stanton
Robert McCrea
McCrea
Jennifer McCrea
Truman Stantons
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Burns
U. S. Savings
Jones County
John W. McNamara
Leroy Dirks
Gladys McNeilly
the Express
Kap ‘Ice
Naylor
Long's Drug
Brach's
Aluminum
Long
Phil Tueteen
Munihicello, Iowa
Ernie
Kodak B & W
Reef FR
Pat
Olensfohnson First Aid
Friasr Ae
Long's
Lenolin
U.S. Testing CO
Sgis
Pillsbury
Clinton, Iowa
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