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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1921

Page

2

Farewell party for Rev Alyea at Presbyterian church

Center Junction Iowa November reports a farewell event for Rev Alyea and his family after four years in the area. A large group from Scotch Grove Center Junction and nearby areas attended including a musical program readings and light refreshments. The Alyea family received a twenty five dollar purse and will move to Farmington Iowa.

Presbyterian Church Alyea Farmington Iowa W. A. Stingley Denver Colorado Ross Tiskilwa Illinois Joe Freezinger Marion Olive Springer W. B. Spohn H. E. Stingley Duncan Center Junction Reliables Delia McKean Robbie Charles Alyea Mable Merrit Home Missionary Society L. Himebaugh Lucile Catheryn Iowa City Leslie Himebaugh Albert Manuel Mount Vernon Harry Davis New York City Minneapolis Davis Chicago Selma Prahm Jakelin Frank Himebaugh Helen May Des Moines Ona Jakelin W. A. Shupp Palo J. M. Smith Miss Joy Elwood Lloyd Collier W. E .Spohn Freezinger Carl Latare Oxford Junction W. S. Pangburn Breed F. L. Serbousek Monticello Keineck Harry Johnson O. M. Miller Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band Floyd Love Mabel Perryman Mr. Thomas Guy McDonald Miss Caro Denver Weasmer Preston J. B. Hanken James Leech Ruth McNeally Miss Hunt J. F. Livingstone Peter Prahm Anamosa George McDonald

Haubrich at Independence and Nearby Movements

Residents and visitors are noted in Haubrich Independence and surrounding towns. Thomas and Mary Head relocated to Temple Hill residence, while Margaret Roche is nearby. Various visits include Urban Faber, J B Suppe at Worthington, and others. A new baby boy arrived for Earl McLees on November 1.

Haubrich Independence Monay Thomas Mary Head Temple Hill Margaret Roche Urban Faber Des Moines Victor John Maire Farmers and Merchants State Bank Joe Otting Amelia Otting J. B. Suppe Worthington Archie McComber Eugene McComber Hila Parrott Oelwein John Lane Ellen Barrett East Cascade Banks New Hampton Mr. Banks Faber Victor Beeringer LaConte Dubuque Joe Thomas Bank Ed Bell Durango Earl McLees

Scarlet fever quarantines after local case in Sand Spring

November 8 report from Sand Spring notes Miss Lois Pierce contracts a mild scarlet fever. The home is quarantined with hopes of no further cases. Local families, visitors, and church events are listed as community activities and visits in Hopkinton, Monticello, Delhi, and Worthington.

G. K. Greer BE. Greer Hopkinton B. J. Ferguson Lois Pierce A. G. Reed R. J. Stevenson Jay Boots Kenneth C. H. Dafoe J. P. Shuster Sacred Heart Church Monticello Father Shah Worthington J. P

Picnic Trip Brings Sun Day School Crowd to Chimney Rock

In Scotch Grove on a sunny Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. W. Callahan and Mrs. W. B. Clark led Sun day school members and guests on a hike from Dale hill to Chimney Rock. The group enjoyed hot coffee chicken sandwiches pickles fruit and cake with Thelma Brady providing ukulele music.

J. W. Callahan W. B. Clark Mary Thelma Brady Chimney Rock Dale Bridge Thelmas Katie Hughes Thelma Gregory Wsther Sinclair Ray Leelge Monticello Taylor Rk. W. Brady Brady L. H. Courtney Evelyn Miriam Central City D. C. Sinclair L. A. Dreibelbis Dorothy Charles Hall Fargo North Dakota R. W. Brady Ed Hoyt Cedar Rapids Benson Hoyt Scotch Grove E. C. Hughes Russett and Edwina L. J. Schlemme F. D. Singlet Anamoga

Cascade News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Local Movements

November notes in Cascade report a 5 am wedding at St Marys with Victor Maire and Emma Wrinkner, plus best wishes from local families. Other items announce births, visits to Dubuque, health recoveries, a new Dyersville dentist, and moves including the Wolfe family to Monticello and attorney Kean shifting offices.

Victor Maire Emma Wrinkner St Mary’s Church J. B. Albers Sue Geo. May Michael Turnis Clara Viola C. D. Baldwin Howard W. J. Cooley Shelby Dorothy Dubuque James A. Becker Cedar Rapids James Fagan Becker Mat Bisenius Hilda Rita Catherine Raymond Alphonse Bisenius Columbia College Mary Knapp Mercy Hospital Glynn McAllister Dyersville John Graham Hast Cascade Dick Wolfe Monticello Krummery Chicago Ernest Vogel E. J. Kean Farmers and Merchants State Bank Ladies’ Aid Society

Prairieburg Social Notes Read Like Small Town Roundup

Prairieburg entries show visits to homes and restaurants, a teacher’s family loss prompting travel to Manchester, hospital stays for Raymond Richards and Amy Whitney, and local residents aiding, visiting, or taking absences from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Multiple families are listed with Sunday and weekend activity and care.

H. G. Caine John Dolan Sr Cascade Dorothy Ludley Manchester Leonard Stone Woolmutt Peet F. T. Richarda Chippewa Falls Wisconsin Raymond Clarence Jones Cedar Rapids Flockhart H. G. Rowley Amy Whitney Alva Whitney Marion Mangold Mable Flockhart Miss Ludley Madge DeLancey

Road repairs near State Park improve flood-damaged route

Flood damage along the river bluffs is largely repaired with widening and a redesigned river wall using larger rocks for stability. The work aims to deter future damage and improve safety for travelers in the park area.

Julia Sampica Joe Sampica Jackson Township Linn County Stone City Holy Cross Cemetery Anamosa Congregational Church Anderson Henry Eden Iden Monticello John Bodenhofer B. G. Rees Walker

Care in Opening Silo Warns of Silage Poisoning

Iowa State College chemists warn that mold on exposed silage surfaces can be poisonous to livestock, especially horses. Remove all moldy material before feeding, as good silage is damp with a distinct acid smell and nondecomposed leaves. Better to waste some good silage than risk feeding doubtful feed.

Iowa State College

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