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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
6
Barns and homes host weekend visitors as families from Cedar Rapids Arlington Heights and Marion gather for graduations anniversaries and hospital news. Members of the Sill Lange Thompson Dufoe and Flannagan families appear in celebration and condolences while Susan Goldsmith advances in a music aptitude test at Carpenter school.
Cass Homemakers club met at Mrs. Loren Bronemann's home on May 16. Members and guests discussed hat making from household items, with models shown by Mrs. Louis Zimmerman and others. Upcoming September meeting announced. social notes include family visits, a wedding attendance, a birthday, and a cast for Mrs. Rudolph Soukup after a fall.
Onslow school held a kindergarten graduation for 18 pupils on May 14 with caps and gowns and diplomas presented by teacher Mrs Helland. The alumni banquet and dance followed at Wyoming with Mr Topping a 1947 graduate in attendance.
Sunday afternoon callers at Ed Culvers in Canton included Donald and Dennis Topping who spent Saturday and Sunday with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Don Lewis. Mrs James Moran visited with her daughter Mrs Eugene McElmeel and baby Perry Joseph who returned home to Cascade from John McDonald hospital. Clinton guests included Grace Hanna and Mrs Heitt who fractured her wrist recently. Mrs Herman Niasen closed her school at West Iron Hill and Mrs Rufus Browne closed her school at Crabbs Mills. Mr and Mrs Jack Moran, James and Raymond Moran, and Mr and Mrs Eldon Takes were Sunday dinner guests of Eugene McElmneel and sons. Mrs James Moran returned home with them.
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