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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
6
Local notices detail beauty shop specials at Valanta Beauty Shop with 60 cent shampoo and finger waves and 35 cent finger waves. Numerous visits and social calls occur across centers including DeWitt Dubuque Center Junction Anamosa Iowa City Clinton West Liberty Chariton Monticello Tipton Marion and more. residents visit relatives friends and attend weddings and church events.
A long column records numerous social visits across Dubuque, Farley, Olin, Wash ington DC, Cedar Rapids and other towns. Families like Herker, Demmer, Coxsee, Hawthorn and Smith share weekends with relatives. attendance at Coe homecoming, Century of Progress events, and church suppers is noted alongside travel to Minneapolis and Manchester for football and leisure. Various births, travel plans, and transfers are listed with a steady stream of host households and guests.
The local P T A met Tuesday afternoon in the public school music room with Mrs. Byron Abel presiding. Mrs. Lee Byerly presented a program titled Do You Know Your Childs Teacher and shared a report from eight mothers. Miss Kate Maurice spoke on Jimmy and His Stomach as discussions covered methods to foster healthy food preferences.
About 1200 4-H club delegates from 44 states will travel to Chicago for the 12th annual national club congress linked with the International Live Stock and Exposition. The event honors top farm youths enrolled in 4-H projects under the pledge to make the best better in Head Heart Hands and Health.
A list of jurors summoned for the November term of the Jones county district court at Anamosa includes residents from Monticello Wyoming Martelle Oxford Junction Onslow Monmouth Cascade Scotch Grove Center Junction and other towns. The petit jury must report November 27 at 10 o clock, after opening court on November 20, the first jury in some time due to prior term lacking enough cases. A separate note reports Fred Henry of Waterloo barred from driving for one year after admitting intoxicated driving, with a three month jail sentence suspended. Another item notes a recent census listing 1 280 000 horses in France.
Local churches share service times and upcoming events. St. John's Lutheran and St. Matthew's outline Sunday and English services with a sermon by pastor H. F. Schuh. St. Joseph's and Sacred Heart list Mass times, confessions, and devotions. Congregational and Castle Grove announce sermons, events, and a Martin Luther birthday service. Methodist, Presbyterian, and Christian Endeavor note weekly schedules and activities.
Multiple church notices outline upcoming events at Wayne Zion Lutheran and Reformed-Armin Tendick churches. Includes divine services on November 5 and 12, ordination of John Reents, English and German sermons, Sunday school times, evening services, and a Ladies' Aid bazaar on November 15 at the Legion hall.
Mr and Mrs Louis Hoag spent the weekend in Chicago with son Richard a St Johns Military academy student from Delafield Wisconsin He joined them Richard accompanied by John Ethyln Carl and others as guests at Wayne township hosts Mr and Mrs John E Folkerts Arthur Falk and his mother Mrs Falk previously Tola Kearns spent her youth in the area She has lived in Minnesota for 21 years visiting her birthplace and local friends during the trip
Mr and Mrs Maurice Maire welcome a baby boy named Thomas Paul born Friday morning October 27 at John McDonald hospital. Weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces, he is the couple's second child following Maurice Stanley, their first son. Mrs Maire, formerly Miss Isabel Bader, proud of the new arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Magee and Mrs. Minnie Norton of Dubuque, with Mrs. Eleanor Fields of St. Paul, visited last Sunday at the Chaloupkas. Fields, a Magee niece, spent several days in their home and will continue to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition.
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