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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

6

Hopkinton Farmer Dies Planting Corn

Nicholas Budden a 61?14 year old Hopkinton area farmer died of a heart attack while planting corn on his Hopkinton farm two miles north of town. He lived near Petersburg and leaves a wife Elizabeth and three children Helen Edwin and Raymond. Funeral Mass was at St. Luke's Hopkinton. Memorial Day services planned at Hopkinton cemetery May 30.

Hopkinton Nicholas Budden South Fork John Henry Kathryn Hargrafen Budden Brown Station Bellevue Petersburg Elizabeth Schackerer Greeley Edgewood Frank DeShaw Edwin Budden Helen Edwin Raymond Zemo Budden Sioux City William Budden John Miller St. Luke’s Church

Local Happenings Across Iowa Communities This Weekend

Mrs. Vesta Boots visited her aunt at University hospital in Iowa City. The Holm family and Wallace relatives spent the weekend with kin in New Hartford. Rebecca McNeill now works at the Hopkinton Leader office. John Warner of Monticello visited Lyle Hosford. A daughter named Janet was born to Clarence and wife at McDonald hospital last Tuesday. O R Howie visited Fort Dodge friends. W A Stead of Monticello visited the Car tano home and the Serbousek sons, students at the University of Dubuque, spent the weekend with family in Cedar.

Phyllis DeShaw Phil DeShaw Cedar Rapids Hopkinton William A. Kuda William Kuda St. Patrick's Church Ann Conway Johnson J. Willis Johnson Jacksonville Fla Ralph Thompson Clarence Thompson Thompson Navy Florida LaPorte City Alfred Pierce Alfred, Jr Henry Burrack Sanford-Barrack Harry D. Pierce Raymond Thompson Robert Burns Monticello Myrtle Bacon Iowa City Ruth Littlefield Minneapolis B. M. Ferguson Winona Phelps Cedar Falls W. C. Lux H. Livingstone Sill William and Huberta Adams Chicago Don Phelps Duane Phelps Bob and Elizabeth McAllister Wilmette Ill Moward. Reeder Vesta Boots The University Hospital Pete Holm Clarency Wallace Kent New Hartford Rebecca McNeill Will McNeill Hopkinton Leader John Warner Lyle Hosford Clarence Eberhart McDonald Hospital Janet Don and Dee Serbousek Allen Serbousek University of Dubuque, Dubuque

Local Social Visit Reports from Marion and Cedar Rapids

Rapids, Mrs H S Breed of Marion and Mrs 8 W Wood of Minneapolis visited Ray Price at his Cedar Rapids home on Monday May 19. Mrs Price joined them for the evening trip and returned Tuesday. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Hearst Duncan.

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