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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1922

Page

7

Parlor City Notes Hit and Miss in Local Entries

The column lists a string of social mentions from Parlor City including visits with relatives in Manchester and Chicago, theater plans at Crane theater, Halloween party for Monticello Motor Co. employees, and several brief notices of travel, beauty shop services, insurance pitches, and shopping events.

The Monticello Motor Company Harriet Lobben

Local Monticello Notes Briefly Span Visits and Events

Monticello residents list visits and trips from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque and Manchester. Notables include Mrs J T Lanigan's art sale and Mrs Lanigan's event details. Community notices cover gospel supper, box social, and Shriners convention attendance.

Monticello Items Include Sales Event and Local News

Local notices describe a Thursday Friday sale of art goods at reduced prices for Monticello ladies. Updates cover restaurant management, Halloween parties, civic meetings, travel of residents, a church project near completion, a post office bid call, Legion talks, and a burglary at the McGarvey home with missing cash.

Dress Form Demonstrations Reported by Lovell Farm Bureau

Lovell township women hosting two dress form demonstrations at Mrs. Jess Martinsen home and at Mrs. Emil Burrichter’s produced three forms at each event with meals and refreshments. A blooming social library demonstration drew many attendees as patterns and garments were discussed. A young son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lubben was struck by John Etten’s car near the Peacock shop and post office. he sustained head bruises but is expected to recover with medical care. witnesses saw the car moving slowly and officials deemed the incident accidental.

Lovell Township Will Lubben John Etten Peacock Shop

Local residents switch party ties and bank changes

John Johnson of Madison township switches from Democrat to Republican citing harmony with past party actions and debt payment stance. Jones County Trust & Savings Bank accepts Herman Harms’s resignation and names L H Jurgemeyer as assistant cashier, bringing prior Lakota cashier experience to the post. Sheriff Bodenhofer visits town on official business while urging voters to consider duties over campaigning. Herman Cordes dies at 47 from Bright’s disease with services at his home and Zion Lutheran church. A German mark draft conversion showcases currency depreciation. William G McConnon of Pittsburg, long with Westinghouse Electrical, visits town after international projects. Mr and Mrs First celebrate 40th wedding anniversary with family and two cakes marking 1882-1922.

John’ Johnson Madison Township Harding Johnson Jones County Trust & Savings Bank Herman Harms L. H. Jurgemeyer Lakota Jurgemeyer Citizens Savings Bank First National Bank Norway, Town Herman Cordes Cass Center Bright Zion's Lutheran Church Wayne Township Willms Wayne Church Cordes Henry Husmann Monticello Lizzie’ Husmann Carl Hannah John Minnie B. B. First Walter First Austin First

Bonus law voting procedure and local society notes

Voter guidance explains placing a cross in the yes square at the top of the ballot to vote for the bonus bill and not in the end squares. Welcome remarks mark Rev. T. M. Neilsen’s church reception with music and talks. Dan L. Davis of Ashtabula showcases a Parisian fashion revue with models and stylish gowns, drawing large crowds and noting his transition from hardware to fashion entertainment.

Methodist Episcopal Church United T. M. Neilsen Main Meyer Carson Rodman Laude James Anderson Neilsen Dan L. Davis Ashtabula Ohio Rue de Lafayette Paris Dan Monticello Brookhart

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