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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1936

Page

10

Memorial Day plans and township notices in Scotch Grove

A Tuesday meeting at the M. M. Sinclair home elected May Himebaugh chairwoman J. W. Hutton treasurer and Mrs. M M Sinclair secretary. Committees were set for Memorial Day with many local residents assigned to music wreaths speakers and program duties. Memorial Day program to start at two o clock with Rev. A Alyeo Center Junction as speaker and readings from local residents. Attendance hoped to be good and weather favorable.

M. M. Sinclair May Himebaugh J. W. Hutton M M. Sinclair Eloise Sutherland Lyle Thompson L. A. Dreibelbis R .A. Naylor Rev A. Alyeo Center Junction Georgia Moats Lois Laurel Naylor Ruth Clark June Henrichs Flanders’ Field Pauline Otten Edward Snell Everett Stickley Ben Eilers Richland Township Eilers Scotch Grove Township W. B. Clark Anamosa Arend Balster Otto Lange Kent Moats Frances McNally Emil Paulsen Weinlander Brothers Carl Reuter Scotch Grove Farmers Grain Company Paul Paulsen Jr George Bohlken Kenneth Benesh Lawrence Lubben Donald Clark Monticello Clark George Moats F. A. Woodworth C. B. Carson Selena Otten Elmer Andrews Lange Eloise Kuhns R. A. Naylor Herman Lange Roy Bodenhofer Women’s Community Club Zirkelbach Franc Kiburz G. J. Hughes L. J. Hughes John Otten W. E. Carson Dubuque Hago Tobiason Dauguater Jay Canby Arthur Mount Union Pine River Minn George Halsey Cedar Rapids Naylor Laurel Lois Naylor Mayeda Weers Suotion Geraldine Wright Mildred Jacobs Constance Naylor Eunice Kuhns Celena Otten Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Ralph Orth Emil Reimer Henry Gerdes Elmer Buckingham Oliver Brunscheen Herman Brunscheen Wyoming Mercy Hospital John Lieb Racine Wis E. N. Stoffel Walter Dolores Kline Hattie Myers Richard Sanders Waterloo E. W. Benbow Robert Seattle Wash John Thomson Benbow University of Washington General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Syracuse N. Y Zeilinger Clayton Aneta Garside Western Teachers College Kalamazoo Mich Raymond Garside C. H. Rogers Priscilla Club Dorothy Rohwedder John Wherry Port Arthur Toronto Henry Broderson George Herzberger Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church Dora Thomson A. G. Alden Jean Broderson R. Fishwild Janet Robertson W. J. Beckwith E. N. Wilcox Davenport Wilcox M. B. Church 5S. V. Williams M. I. Church Patriotic Organizations of Thimblebee Louis Dusanek

Rural Community Notes Highlight Anniversaries and Visits

Center Junction residents honor nine teenth wedding anniversary at the Naylor home in Scotch Grove with a park picnic and a birthday cake for Susanne Sanford. Local groups host gatherings as pastors, teachers, and families attend recitals, graduations, and church events across Anamosa, Hopkinton, Lenox, and Cedar Rapids area.

R. A. Naylor Scotch Grove Burge Rinnie Wessels George Bodeert Eva Erman Englehart Amber Frank Preston Joyce Donald K. Nagel Charles Nagel Manchester Rockford, Ill H. M. Bannan Center Junction High School Lenox College Cornell Mount Vernon Hopkinton Oneida My. Nagel Estella Stingley Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Ed Duncan S. W. Clark LeRoy Dirks Arthur Wilcox Presbyterian Ladies' Working Band F. L. Himebaugh J. B. Seehusen A. D. Serbousek Guy McDonald Marie Audra Serbouseck Luella Seehusen Helen Himebaugh Presbyterian Sunday School Arnold Upland J. R. McNeilly Irving Eiler Harry Chase Jean McNeilly Holyce Chase Lucile Livingstone R. S. Robbie H. E. Stingley Jack Holyce Stingley Holyce Stingley Catherine Thompson Pine Grove Anamosa State Park Marshal Ray Price Cox Himebaugh Main Street Norman Johnson Coxes S. L. Davis Merlin Moses Johnsons Dwaine Moses S. G. Thompson Syracuse N. Y General Assembly of The Presbyterian Church Town Synod Cedar Rapids Catherine Jean Downing Anamosa Harry Manuel Harvey Manuel Wyoming Helen Erickson George Courtney Missouri O. O. Watson Arch Bieber Baldwin Henry Heeren Onslow Waucoma Mus Leri Page Mr. Watson Bieber Harvey Nichols Los Angeles Calif J. N. Smith Detroit Mich California Nichols Uri Nicols Emily van Slyke C. M. Holst Columbia Helen Stephens Miss Holst Laura Holst Engle Grove N. C. Holst Dorothy Dreibelbis Audra Serbousek Lenox Lewis Merlin Dreibelbis

Wyoming High School Graduation and Banquet Notes

A Wyoming district reports 16 eighth grade diplomas and 20 seniors earned on Thursday evening. Valedictorian Genevieve Carson led the seniors with Hazel Levysen and Richard Rohwedder earning honors, while various students received letters and activity awards. The alumni banquet for 1916 and 1926 classes drew 150 guests, with awards, toasts, and a dance at the opera house concluding the event.

Ivan French Stuart Marshall Paul Westphal Thomas Hoegen Roy Tompkins Dorothy Ravenscroft Leona Redmond Mary Ellen Andrew Virginia Scarcliff Laura Bahnsen Albert Boots Vernon McCalmant Raymond von Sprecken Donald Brunscheen June Thomsen George Vacek Carl Broderson Genevieve Carson Maxine Cook Crystal Demoss Hilda Freidericksen Raymond Garside Alice Hansen Ronald Holtz Arthur Holub Imogene Jurgensen Paul Koch Hazel Levsen Margaret Luke Richard Rohwedder Vertus Rohwedder Robert Rohwedder Marietta Story Christal Marie Stoffel Mildred Usher Donna Waheggy Hazel Levysen Christal Stofiel American Legion John Wherry Harold Lazare Vera Tompkins Elizabeth Marshall Christal Stoffel Crystal French Gayle Hanold Jean Carson Alma Thomson Dolly Greer Dorothy Dirks Gaylord Willman Leroy Dirks Peter Broderson Reynold Fishwild Lowell Coburn Leona Busch Robert Hansen Dorothy Rohwedder Wyoming High School Memorial Hall Opera House William Peck Bessie Dusanek Pauline Shaffer Mary Louise Willman Don Wherry Melvin Thomson Robert Alden Dean Mallicent Reynald Morse Hilda Holtz Huggans Helen Rohwedder Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church W. S. Garrison Wyoming Julia Cook Savanna Ohio

East Cass Community Notes and Social Visits

East Cass news recalls visits among local families including Benedict Darrow Dirks and Sivers households. Many relatives gathered for birthdays and Sundays with residents of Viola Morley and Monticello. The item notes a misnaming of pallbearers for William Rieken and references high school graduation plans.

L. J. Darrow Lloyd Betty Viola Robert Darrow Ida Darrow Anamosa Grace Benedict Herman Tapken Harm Dirks William Rieken Herman Dirks Elert Prult Jr George Clarence Vincent Lawrence Stalken Ida Pairbanks Chlona Olin Will Ellen Mae Monticello Elia Strong Frank Fairbanks Lester Fairbanks Willis Donald and Lucretia Cass East Cass Laura Prull Heinrich Prull Earl Benedict Ivan

Greenfield resident seeks Jones county office in June primary

A Greenfield township candidate eight miles south of Anamosa announces his bid for county office. Born in Amber and raised there, he owns a Morley area farm and is described as capable and conservative with deep farming experience. He appeals to Republican voters ahead of the June 1 primary.

Greenfield Township Anamosa Mr. Bailey Amber Jones County Morley Bailey Mr. Miller Wyoming Grundy County Iowa Drug Assn

Jones County Sheriff Candidacy Announcement

A candidate announces entry for the Jones county sheriff race subject to Republican voters at the June primaries. The speaker notes birth and upbringing in Jones county.

Pithy Quotes Rounding Out Opinion Section

A collection of witty lines from various papers notes concerns on health coverage waste inflation and political funding. The Brunswick Pilot mentions Uncle Sam's health costs while the St. Louis Star-Times cites odds of accidents and insurance. The Dallas Morning News and American Lumberman comment on Hitler and campaign funding.

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