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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1954

Page

6

Monticello students form Iowa State enrollment

Thirteen of thirty four Jones county students enrolled at Iowa State College are from Monticello. Names include Cartano, Harris, Heiken, Helgens, Jones, Lang, Maire, Martin, Hanken Pigott, Schoenbeck, Stadtmueller and Thoeni among others.

Jones County Iowa State College Monticello Arthur M. Gowan David G. Cartano Stanley Harris James Heiken Darrell Helgens Alice Jones Kenneth Lang Thomas Maire David Martin Beverly Hanken Pigott Leland Schoenbeck Robert Schoenbeck Carol Stadtmueller John Thoeni Iowa State College At Ames Anamosa Dick Murray Lowell Nelson Thos. Powell III Edwin Riedesel Center Junction Ronald M. McCullough Lisbon Gerald J. Schmidt Martelie John O. Miller Mechanicsville Dale G. Find

Royal Neighbors of America hold October meeting

The Royal Neighbors of America met Tuesday evening at the K of P hall with Oracle Rachel Cronbaugt presiding. Twenty four members attended. After the business session a birthday party for October celebrants was given. Committee members were Hulda Robinson Mabel Brazelton Erma Meier and Shirley Holmes.

Royal Neighbors of America Réguier K. of P. Hall Oracle Rachel Cronbaugt Hulda Robinson Mabel Brazelton Erma Meier Shirley Holmes

Junior High Group Trip to Anamosa Park

The First Presbyterian church of Monticello junior high classes met at Anamosa before a trip to the park. Twenty students joined the outing with several drivers and chaperones including Mr. and Mrs. Wilner Mrs. Bader and Rev. Hunter. They enjoyed an outdoor meeting singing devotional program and explored parts of the park.

First Presbyterian Church of

Layette Shower Honoring Mrs Vernon Steiner

Mrs. Tom Faust hosted a layette shower at her home on a Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Vernon Steiner. Guests enjoyed gift opening, games with prizes, and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Will Hiller Mrs. Harold Egger Mrs. Allen Fairbanks Mrs. Hester Sinclair Mrs. Ray Adams and others.

Tom Faust Vernon Steiner Will Hiller Harold Egger Allen Fairbanks Hester Sinclair Ray Adams Clarence Hosford Clara Zimmer Alva Zimmerman M. J. Cass Forrest Deischer Freda ‘Martinson Arthur Steiner James Read Henry Schafer Martin Burrichter Rudy Tobiason

Surprise Party Honors Mrs Hutton On 80th Birthday

A surprise party at Mrs. Jinny Hutton’s home celebrated her 80th birthday last Sunday. Family and friends from Hopkinton Anamosa Monticello Cascade and nearby towns joined for a pot luck dinner, visits and card playing. Mrs Hutton received many gifts and a birthday cake followed by lunch.

Jinny Hutton Louis Lange Merlyn Donald Roger Jerry Paul Lange Kay and Paul Jr Hopkinton James Dehbner Cascade Lawrence Alferts Carlene Becky Sue Anamosa Tommy Barnts Dale Lange Ronnie Denny Karen Bill Wennekamp Kenny Monticello Gene Barnes Cerena Tommy Lucille Bonnie Bob Durst Cathy Bobby Carl Webber Jan Russell Griffith Anna Ralph Wilson Diane Hutton

Dow City Grower Claims Champion Corn Stalk

Byron Gordon of Dow City raised the champion corn stalk measuring 16 feet 4.5 inches in a recent contest. His entry topped rivals and earned the top prize for the tallest stalk.

Byron Gordon Dow City

Elect Monticello Girls at Mt. Mercy

Two Mount Mercy College students from Monticello won recognition in elections. Elizabeth Cook was elected treasurer of the McAuley Club, a future teachers group, and Ruth Muller was elected treasurer of the junior class of nurses at the Cedar Rapids school.

Mount Mercy College Monticello Elizabeth Cook Martin Cook McAuley Club Cedar Rapids College Ruth Muller Paul Muller

Selected Musicians Named for County Picked Band

Ten high school musicians were named as members of the all county picked band. The group will play at the Jones County Music Festival in Olin on Tuesday November 16 with Bandmaster Kay Stumbaugh guiding selections. Members include Margaret Edwards Janice Kuntz Sharon Zubler Brad Dirks Bonnie Schneider Phil Shelley Judy Podhaski Judy Hollar Wilma Cox Eleanor Wilcox. Another group will be chosen for the WaMac conference Music Festival in January.

Jones County Olin Kay Stumbaugh Margaret Edwards Janice Kuntz Sharon Zubler Brad Dirks Bonnie Schneider Phil Shelley Judy Podhaski Judy Hollar Wilma Cox Eleanor; Wilcox

Monticello Marching Band Invited to Iowa City Parade

Monticello High School marching band one of fifteen invited to perform in the University of Iowa homecoming parade and pep rally in Iowa City this Friday. They will march in the parade, return home, and attend the Iowa Purdue homecoming game Saturday afternoon as guests of the university.

University of Iowa Monticello High School Monticello Iowa City University Iowa-Purdue

Luncheon Attendees Honor Rep. Tom Martin in Anamosa

Mrs. O R Howie and Mrs. Ray Adams joined Anamosa hosts at a Friday luncheon honoring Rep. Tom Martin. The group then went to Cedar Rapids for the 2nd district Republican Women event at the Roosevelt Hotel and a tea for state officials including Attorney General Leo Hoegh and Judge Robert Larson. They closed with a Coliseum rally in Cedar Rapids.

O. R. Howie Ray Adams Anamosa Tom Martin Howie Adams Blanche Corwin Bess Sherman Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel Leo Hoegh Henry Talle Supreme Court Robert Larson Larson Coliseum

Pythians Meet in Monticello Temple Session

The Monticello Temple of Pythians held a Monday evening meeting led by Fannie Milroy as chief. Mrs. W F Yeoman reported on the Marengo convention while Florence Bleadorn spoke on Pythian Temple origins. Mrs. Asa Lambert discussed temple history and charter members. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ernest Landis.

Pythians Monticello

Garden Club Enjoys Hobo Party at Presbyterian Church

The Garden Club met Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church for a regular meeting. Eighteen members answered roll call as the group hosted a Hobo Party with Hobo refreshments under president Mrs. Ernes Schneir. The organizing committee included Mrs. George Harris Mrs. E J Schneir Mrs. C J Matthiessen and Mrs. G M Jones.

Garden Club The Presbyterian Church Ernes Schneir George Harris E. J. Schneir C. J. Matthiessen G. M. Jones

Stonekings Host Couples Card Club Sunday Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stoneking hosted their couples card club Sunday evening with a 6:30 dinner. Pinochle was played at two tables with high going to Mrs. Carroll Podhaski traveling, and Mrs. Clarence Stoneking, while low honors went to Mrs. Larry Goodyear.

Royal Neighbors Attend Convention at Baldwin

The district convention of Royal Neighbors of America was held at Baldwin by Lucky camp No. 552. Monticello camp No. 553 chartered a bus and 25 members attended. State Supervisor Florence Bridges and District Deputy Leah Southern attended. The group demonstrated a ballot march and presented a memorial service. Insurance topics for adults and juveniles were discussed. Valley camp 2136 of Cedar Rapids invited the 1955 fall convention.

Baldwin Lucky Royal Neighbors of America Monticello Camp No Monticello Camp Florence Bridges Leah Southern Royal Neighbors Valley Camp Cedar Rapids

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