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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

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Monticello Voices Fury Over Korea Police Action

In a letter from Monticello residents they express anger at the Korean War as a police action. They mourn Pfc. Garriet Harms killed in Korea between October 10 and 16 and urge decisive action to end the fighting and save American lives.

Monticello Korea Pfc Garriet Harms Garriet Clem Eden Cedar Rapids Raymond Garriets Washington Truman Pentagon Morhticello

Be Sure To Vote In Tuesday's Monticello City Election

Citizens of Monticello are urged to vote next Tuesday in the city election. The note emphasizes voting as a duty and privilege in a free nation even though no issues are on the ballot.

Monticello

CARE FOR KOREA CAMPAIGN SLOGAN PROMOTES AID

The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a Thanksgiving drive to send CARE food and textile packages from America to Korean war victims. It highlights vast homelessness and hunger in South Korea and urges civilian contributions to support refugees, orphans, and civilians affected by the conflict.

South Korea General Federation of Women’s Clubs Americas Europe Asia Korea U.S Navy USS St. Paul Inchon Harbor Fifth Air Force Cheju Island Seoul Howels General Federation

Poetic Japanese Traffic Advice From Public Safety Magazine

A softened traffic safety excerpt reprinted from Public Safety magazine offers poetic guidance. The piece urges drivers to stop for policemen, toot their horn melodiously to approaching pedestrians and animals, give ample space to dogs and wandering horses, avoid exhaust fumes, and slow around corners to prevent accidents.

Public Safety Magazine Bob Hullihan

Iowa Reports First Human Rabies Death Since 1944

A six year old Des Moines boy died of rabies this year marking Iowa s first human rabies death since 1944. Diagnosis shifted from encephalitis to rabies after a dog bite was recalled and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology confirmed rabies encephalitis. Doctor Heeren urges annual dog vaccination and removal of unlicensed stray dogs to curb future deaths.

Iowa Des Moines Ralph H. Heeren Iowa State Department of Health Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Washington, D.C Iowa City Washington Doctor Heerens Heeren Doctor Heeren

Thanksgiving generosity aids Korea war orphans and refugees

Amid harvest and holiday meals a nationwide drive by the General Federation of Women's Clubs mobilizes aid for South Korea. Packages of food blankets and clothing will be delivered in December in the donor's name, with Monticello’s campaign committee collecting contributions.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs South Korea Women's Club Monticello

The Millionth Traffic Death Warning From Iowa Safety Congress

The Iowa Safety Congress warns that within weeks a traffic accident could claim the millionth death. A careless act or momentary distraction may cause the fatal outcome, urging everyone to slow down and use best judgment in traffic.

Mr. Million Iowa

Happenings in Buck Creek Area Reported by Mrs Dolley

Mrs. Herman Dolley compiles a social column listing Sunday dinners. Guests include the Wilson and Preussner families from Delhi and surrounding farms. Hospital notes mention Clifford Wilson's post appendectomy return, plus local events like a bazaar and a steel guitar program at the Community club.

Herman Dolley Buck Creek LaVern Wilson Howard Preussner Delhi van Wilson Henry Wilson Clifford Wilson D.h.la McDonald Hospital Union Township Farm Bureau Clarence Bacon Allen Remling Clyde Blount Henry Aldrich Tom Wilson Mike Wilson New Albia Don Saathoff Hazleton Freddy Zimmerman Archie Beitz Victor Wilson Don Wilson Floyd Wilson Don Molesberry Paul Gienapp Gordon Keith Keith Ben Keith Ray Haynes Fritz Kromminga Richard Kromminga Donald Zimmerman Memorial Hospital George Huber Barbara Kenneth Bacon Cornell College Bud Landers John Wilson Margaret Fowler Lucille Billmyer-Ivo Huber St. Matthew’s Church Cedar Rapids Jay Huber Texas Louisiana Harvey Bacon Phil Himebaugh Pat Gene Bacon Donna Peggy Loras Kehoe Bill Murray Delbert Crowley Marion Gib Klar Krank Knipper Jeanette Masonville Charley Bacon Gene Thompson Ardin Vera Bacon Iowa City John Schweitzer Kenneth Sheppard Clark Dighton Roy Dighton Lucy Bassett Aiken Prairieburg Ivan Wilson Lorney Bacon Spebs&sa Coliseum Alfred Lahey Justin Supple Dick Lahey Graf Howard Dufoe Center Point Floyd Dufoe Lucy Hogan Coggan Steve McDonell Ernie McDonough Clarence Slattery Elaine Fitzspatrick Jim McDonough Dubuque Donnie McDonald Mark Leonard

Weekend visitors and social visits across Monticello area

The community list records numerous Friday through Sunday visits. Roger Baldwin and Lynn, Albert and Mrs McVay with children, and many other couples from Monticello, Manchester, Dyersville, Earlville, Clemens, Ryan, Farley, and Waterloo visited relatives or attended events. Several families hosted dinners and traveled to Chicago, Detroit, or Fort Leonard Wood.

Margaret Gearhart University of Dubuque Paul Gearhart Walter Becker Fayette Walter Richardson Beckers Armar Ballroom Cedar Rapids Clark Dighton Bob Beck Floyd Wilson Richardsons Kenneth Sheppard Elmer Sheppard Memorial Hospital Harold Crystal Jim Shover Jr Manchester Crystal Roberta Shover Paul Fleming W. T. Fleming Coggan Ed Brady M. J. Crowley Ray Crowley Bernard Crowley Cascade Kremer-Wilson Ann Evers Dubuque Clarence Bollinger Monticello Gene Moulton Henry Che Emil Josh Bremen Kansas Tom Wilson Freddy Zimmerman Nancy Henry Aldrich Sadie Milroy Zona Wilson Harold Wilson Wayne Henry Marek Ed Offerman Hilah Haigh Quasqueton Merritt Haigh Cliff Reed John Sill Ralph Thompson Roger Baldwin Bob Aldrich Harley Dighton Alva Wilson Ray Emmett John King Philip Lynn Albert McVay Everett Beitz Tom Gogel Jacob Foxen Dyersville Fritz Gogel Gail Thompson Iowa City Robert Myron Zumbach Chicago Lyle Winch Marion Henry Winch Art Offerman Earlville Gerald Rohr Gerry Willis Willard Forrest Jones Raymond Porter Janiece Marvin Stahlberg Henry Ehlers Coggon Glen Thompson Joé Orr Latha Daun Ed Orr June Orr Clemens Frank Orr Charlene Wilfred Staner Bernard Louis Zumbach Sr Gilbert Keebler Ryan Halo Tobiason Farley Rollie Broneman Hale Tobiason Donald Donald Britt Glen Thompson Jr Susan Jack Holdridge and Sons Mert Tinker Delhi Clarence Bacon QO. A Detroit Hogans Edwards Clarence Kehoe Jack Crowley Helen Reese Waterloo Harold Crowley Clyde Blount Bill Schott Janesville Wis Madge Henderson Dale Oldfather Volga Wilfred Kenny Walter McCorkle R. W. Reggentine Paul Green Roy Havens Nellie Morey Carrie Brown Jennie Curtis Leroy Morey Ozarks Missouri Oklahoma Dean Morey Fort Leonard Wood John Hansens Sikora Harry Jack Stingley Kermit Dirks Montana Maude Duncan Andrew McNeilly Fort Dodge Charles Luett Frank Himebaugh Walter Seiler and Sons May Himebaugh Scotch Grove Hopkinton C. B. Carson S. G. Thompson Marvin Glover Ed Glover Bedford Jane Susan Pickens William and Betty Cross Judy Starr Walter Seiler Robert Guthrie Russell Wolfe Anamosa Sally Stanton Elgin T. E. Stanton Ella Strong John Strong

Express Readers Echo Phrase About Coverage

Local readers reference a phrase claiming you saw it in the Express noting interest in the paper’s reporting and circulation.

THE Express

Madison Merry Maids Meet at Home of Glenda Woodworth

The Madison Merry Maids October meeting occurred at Glenda Woodworth s home in Center Junction with eight members, three mothers, two leaders and a visitor present. Barbara Yankee, Sally and Jerie Catlett joined as members and Kathleen Dirks led games and contests.

W.C.S. G Harry Chase Augusta Norris Norman Martens Robert Yankee Rex Brady Arlo Brady John Hinrichs Yankee Chase Sadie McDonald Cleveland Ohio William Chamberlain

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