Scotch Grove Masivotis Loses Min Lecachamp
Min Lecachamp departs after years of work making her lawn a local beauty spot. Her dedication transformed the garden from spring blossoms to a welcoming curbside display for passersby.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
3
Min Lecachamp departs after years of work making her lawn a local beauty spot. Her dedication transformed the garden from spring blossoms to a welcoming curbside display for passersby.
Mrs Bernard Honerbaum aged Cascade resident died Sat night at Mercy hospital from a stroke. She leaves a husband two daughters one son and several siblings. Funeral was at St Peters Temple Hill with Rev Hehir officiating and burial at St Marys cemetery.
The article lists attending guests from out of town for the Moran-Rrom wedding including Mrs J. 2. Bhom Mr. and Mrs Wood Korbel Mrs John Korte and Agnes Clarenst Rirno of Gaimar Dolphin of Dobdngue and Mrs L. Beprs of Monticello. Hillarings Konoth remains home due to illness from the pest.
Deeds filed show Jesse F Wood Grace Weighe and spouses, Louie Burch and spouses convey to James MecMurtin and Mary C McMurrin a south 66 ft of block 4 Shaw's Add to Anamosa for $1.00. Sheriff’s deed to L W Lovell and Catharine Lovell Adams covers NE TM and other parcels in sections 7 10 14 11 85 17 totaling 295 acres for $15 167.21.
Miss Agnes Samuelson, holding a master's from State University, serves as Secretary of the National Council of State Superintendents and sits on the National Advisory Committee appointed by Secretary Wilbur with President Hoover's approval. She enjoys endorsements from multiple state teacher associations and district conventions, and asks voters to renominate her to continue her work for the school system.
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