Local Visitors and Social Notes Fill Week in Cedar Rapids Area
Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns see a flurry of visits and gatherings with Mrs Fred McLaughlin and Mr Ed McBride among Cedar Rapids guests. Miss Bertha Schatz and Miss Gladys Sargent travel to relatives and friends in Anamosa and Monticello. Shopping ads promote McNeill Hardware and Eclipse lawn mowers as local chatter centers.
Monticello area notes highlight visits and events
A long list of local social visits and movements fills Monticello notes with Cedar Rapids guests Mrs Ruth Young and Mrs Augusta Bliss visiting Monticello. births, graduations, church activities, sales, and upcoming performances at the opera house anchor the community wire. People travel to Des Moines, Dubuque, and Mt Vernon with several attending graduations and installations while local clubs plan bake sales and spray pump demonstrations.
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John Robinson
Monticello
United States
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Jones
Dubuque
Delaware
Linn
Lutheran church benefit play at the opera house May 31
Local notices report a benefit play for the Lutheran church at the opera house next Saturday evening May 31 with curtain at 8 15 pm Admission 35 cents for adults 25 cents for children The Royal Neighbors plan a social and dance June 3 at the Knights of Pythias hall with Thoenis orchestra and lunch.
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Luther League of
Knights of Pythias Hall
Thoeni
Opera House
Pageant at Sacred Heart Academy to feature Hail the Women
The Sacred Heart Academy of Cedar Rapids will present a pageant titled Hail the Women on May 31 afternoon and June 1 evening on campus. Also news arrives of the death of Mrs. W W Pye of Monticello after surgery at an Iowa City hospital. She leaves a husband and adopted daughter Elizabeth Pye. Funeral set for Eldora tomorrow at two o'clock. Mr and Mrs Beery have been with the family in Iowa City this week and depart with the funeral party for Eldora today.
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Sacred Heart Academy of
Cedar Rapids
Academy At
W. W. Pye
Iowa City
Pye
W. A. Beery
Monticello
Elizabeth Pye
Eldora
Beery
Hidora
Nine
Cascade
Dubuque County
Bartlett
Hauss
Cedar Rapids Republican
Estherville Mal
the Express
Heidelberg
Germany
Oxford
Robert South
London
Bryan
Brewer
the Republican
Monticello Notes on local events and incidents
Monticello reports John Boss Sr recovers after a 30 foot fall during school property wrecking and resumes work with Ehrisman. Harm Rickels suffered a partial stroke amid building a shed. Miss Helen Hoy is named Monticello high school English teacher and performed at Cornell college recital.
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John Boss, Sr
Thomas
Mr. Ehrisman
Harm Rickels
Mr. Rickels
Leesekamp Killed in Anamosa Auto Accident
Andy Leesekamp, a county figure and Marsh Ireland foreman, died early this morning when his truck crashed on a sharp curve near the Wapsie bridge on the way to a Mel Peet barn foundation project. His companion escaped. Leesekamp left a wife and four children. He had lived in Anamosa for years and worked on contracts in Monticello. Winston Titus, Coe student and Major Titus’s son, will report to West Point July 1 after confirmed appointment.
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Andy Leesekamp
Anamosa
Leesekamp
Marsh Ireland
Mel Peet
Peet
Wapsie
Nickeil
Scotch Grove
Cascade
Monticello
Ireland
A. J. H. McNeill
Mr. Ireland
Winston Titus
Coe
C. P. Titus
West Point
Peking
Re capitalization planned for Jackson County Fair
Plans are under way to revitalize the Jackson County Fair association and launch a drive to raise capital to 25000 dollars. The association, formed forty years ago, continued the work of the Jackson County Agricultural association which began in 1868 after annual fairs had run in the county since 1853. The society acquired the present fair grounds in 1869 purchasing about thirty acres, which has housed the fairs since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County Fair Association
Jackson County Agricultural Association
Dairy cattle record and Monticello primary races noted
A Holstein cow in Monticello, Auggie Homestead Nadine, set a milk yield record of 614.4 pounds with 22.076 pounds butterfat in seven days according to the Holstein Friesian Association. The piece also covers Monticello’s primary races for treasurer and county auditor with candidates P. D. Bell and Albert H. Byers urged to voters.
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Thomas Shover
Monticello
Auggie Homestead
Nadine
Advanced Registry Office
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Cow Testing Association
P. D. Bell
Albert H. Byers
Peter
Bert Byers
Bert
Monti cello high school Alumni Banquet Held at Presbyterian Church
The Monti cello high school alumni banquet gathered last Friday in the Presbyterian church dining rooms. Alice Hubbard welcomed the class of 1924, with Theodore Koop delivering the address of welcome. The program included readings by Mrs. F. D. Hicks and a one act play, ending with Auld Lang Syne and a Kinsellia Hall dance escorted by the Pelton-Smith Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
Presbyterian Church
Alice Hubbard
Donald Denkhoff
Theodore Koop
Koop
F. D. Hicks
Iowa City
Robert Service
Ireland
Kinsella Hall
Pelton-Smith
Monticello High School Holds 49th Commencement
The Monticello high school class of 1924 graduation occurred in the new public school auditorium last Thursday evening. Prof. C. E. Young of the State University of Iowa delivered the main address on Energy Plus Intelligence. Helena Wilcox of Cornell College sang two numbers and was elected music supervisor of next year. Diplomas were presented by Supt. Mahannah to the graduates, and the class sang its song.
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Monticello High School
Leonard Ducksett
Presbyterian Church
Albert E. Ioon
Tannhauser
Evening Star
C. E. Young
State University of Iowa
Helena Wilcox
Cornell College
Koobs
Willowby
Scouts Lead Contest With Diverse Point Totals For March
The list ranks Scouts by points won since March on gold silver and bronze prizes. George Meyer leads with 30 points, followed by Raymond Hoag 26 and Hugh Lambert 19. Troop I Monticello notes an Investure ceremony where two boys earned Tenderfoot badges on their twelfth birthday.
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George Meyer
Raymond Hoag
Hugh Lambert
Edwin Lightfoot
Galen Smith
Carlton Landis
Meyer Marmis
John Schmidt
Gerald Rohr
John Zubler
Paul Meyer
James Maurice
Robert Vesey
Leo Marmis
Orlando Null
Monticello
Lea Marmis
G. Meyer
R. Hoag
Lightfoot
C Landis
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Palmer
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Springville
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P. C. Deseo
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George McNary
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American Legion Prayer
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Karl M. Keyes
Eye Service
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