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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
4
Farmers report extra milk per cow with Purina Bulky-Las, claiming 1 lb per day equals a 1 700 lb lactation profit margin. Thousands have seen production rise as much as 2 000 lbs per cow, making top-line rations cheaper than feed on poor hay. Local tests show promising results. try it on one cow or the whole herd with guidance.
The Monticello Cubs season was announced by Business Manager John Behn. Home and away dates run through August with games against Dyersville Colesburg Cascade Worthington and the Monticello tourneys plus a reformatory match in Anamosa. Mrs. Raymond Glen of California visited Norman Newton's home before heading back to California via Galena.
Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant recognizes three women basketball players Frances Ferring Monticello Anne Siver Martello and Sandra Dollarhide Martello May 21 Athletic Honors day highlights Ferring earns varsity award Siver reserve team award Dollarhide squad member award
Carl T. Egger of Monticello is among ten State University of Iowa engineering students awarded more than $4,000 in scholarships and honors. Egger, a chemical engineering sophomore, received the Fred Stebler scholarship worth $250 and an engineering handbook as Tau Beta Pi awardee during the Engineering Faculty Luncheon.
The Ju-Wom-O club met at Mrs. Clifford Dirks home on May 20 for the last session until fall. Members planned a hospital gift for Mrs. Robert Brodersen and set July 24 for a bazaar at the Methodist church.
New adult fiction includes Say, Darling by Richard Bissell of Dubuque a Book of the Month selection and The Believers by Janice Holt Giles sequel to Hannah Fowler Also shelved is a new edition of Reader's Digest condensed books A high school readiness title Happy Looking for a career for girls and older readers about airline stewardess duties Wednesday library hours change to seven to nine Readers note Old Settlers picnic set for Sunday June 2 at Myron French farm Attendance open to all.
Members of the Monticello Women’s Bowling League gathered at Poplar Heights on May 13 for a banquet. Sixty bowlers sponsors and Milton Bader attended as Mrs Mildred Hucker, the banquet toastmistress and league president, presided. New officers named were Elizabeth Young president Shirley Drury vice president Stella Kephart secretary Joyce Clark treasurer and Winona Clark sergeant at arms. Prize money went to Anna Dettbarn for high individual average 159 and to the top four teams Hi Way Market Auto Wreckers Poplar Heights and Super Valu.
Jones County announces two teachers added to the coming year list. Doris Reddin of Cascade will teach at Castle Grove No 8, joining Leota Emerson as new staff. Superintendent Joseph Beava confirmed the appointments.
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