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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1947

Page

3

Jones County Farm Women Hold Meeting Report

The Farm Bureau Women program outlined by Mrs. Vernon Heefner covered leadership development for rural women and urged strong township committees. Attendees included county and township officers and numerous chairmen from Madison, Fairview, Wyoming, Scotch Grove, and other townships, with discussions on health, library, international relations, and cultural activities.

Farm Bureau Vernon Heefner Anamosa Court House Forrest Deischer Russell Eldred William Steenhoek C. D. Brown R. O. McColm Vernon Heerner Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Heerner Fred Rieniers John Rogers Wyoming R. P. Morse Lumb Holub Pairview Lloyd Robertson Hale J. H. Petersen Louis Schliedetzky Oxford Harry Ingwersen Robert Barber Greenfield Robert Peet Madison Lester French Rome Kuchenbaker Scotch Grove W. B. Clark Heefner Reuel McColm Cecil James Harold Larson Fairview Lyle Tompkins Behrends Lovell Chris Eichhorn Leon Coleman B. French James Austin Marguerite Hay Fred Burda August Schrader R. O. Kirkpatrick Frank Byerly Conley Everett Oetting Malvin Mortensen J. W. Morse E. Kirkpatrick Alice Fiedler

Monticello Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. John Laban observed their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday at home near Monticello with a family dinner. A public dance was set for Monday night in the Monticello Community building. Mrs. Laban was born Mary Delence and wed in 1907 in Yugoslavia. They have seven children and 18 grandchildren.

John Laban Monticello Laban Mary Delence Yugoslavia Dave Gravel Tony Laban Frank Atthoff Cascade

Camp Fire Girls Membership Drive and Local News

Monticello area notes show Camp Fire Girls joining the National Membership March, with 106 registered in 1947 and expected over 120 this year. Blue Bird groups grow under Mrs Arch Edwards and Mrs D P Sutherland, with cadet moves and guardian shifts as girls advance grades. Local families welcome registrations while Lions Club supports the Monticello program. News items include moves by Rev and Mrs Zeilinger, Rex Reuter’s x ray treatment, births, and Armistice Day visits around Monticello.

Monticello Arch Edwards D. P. Sutherland Garden Bluebirds Anne Shirley Shelley Bluebirds Ray Fuller Tom Kika Boyd Shannon Paul Harms Leslie Linn Montinapo Canowefi E. H. de Shaw Flitch Tikia Camp Fire Campfire Cedar Rapids

Rat Control Advice And Weekend Visitors In Elmhurst

A guide to rat control recommends using Antu carefully to cost effectively reduce damage. Tips include placing bait in rat runways away from pets, fall cleanups to clear potential harborage, and cautious handling to prevent harm to cats and dogs. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Stuart Lang and daughter Mary Jane of Elmhurst with Mrs Lang, and Mr and Mrs William Cashen of Arcadia with Neilly Cashen. Vincent Wroblewski, Cedar Rapids Business College student, visited his parents. On Saturday November 8, a group traveled to Chicago with Lillian Freese and others to see the Tropical Hut mural.

Vincent Wroblewski The Cedar Rapids Business College A. O. Wroblewski Ernest Wahl William Matthiessen Augusta Peters Elizabeth Freese Lillian Freese Chicago Lillian

Christmas Lay Away Plan Offer By Nelson Jewelry Store

The Nelson Jewelry Store advertises a Christmas Lay Away Plan allowing a small deposit to hold any item until Christmas. The notice is an advance advertisement.

Nelson Jewelry Store

Local Family Welcomes Daughter Judy Ann Siebels

Mr and Mrs Carl Siebels announce the birth of their daughter Judy Ann last Thursday at John McDonald hospital. This is the couple’s second child. Mrs Otto has returned home after surgery at John McDonald hospital. Various social visits and dinners were noted, including guests in the Supple and Crowley homes and travels to Cedar Rapids and Davenport.

George J. Zeilinger Monticello Albion Nebr Otto John McDonald Hospital Thomas Supple Russell Cornwell and Sons Don Crowley M. J. Crowley Anamosa

Winter Visitors and Church Notices Across Midwest Towns

Mr and Mrs Charlie Dedek of Mankato Minnesota visit in the Wahl home then plan Tucson Arizona for winter. Armistice day visitors include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kramer Luzerne and Mr and Mrs Art Franzenberg Keystone at Leslie Linns. Nelson and others host A L Kent family in Grand Mound. Agnes Barron Peoria Illinois niece of J R Barron visits. Rev H L Adix called to Lime Springs for illness of son and preaches at his son's church. Rev H A Diers Castile Grove leads St Matthew services.

Charlie Dedek Mankato Minn Ernest Wahl Tucson Ariz Kenneth Kramer Luzerne Art Franzenberg Keystone Leslie Linn H. L. Adix Lime Springs Herbert Adix H. A. Diers Castile Grove St. Matthew's

Aldrich family hosts dinner and Legion auxiliary members attend services

Dinner guests at W. DL Aldrich home include Mrs. William Buol and children from Monticello, Clarence Aldrich and daughter from Wyoming, Elmer Aldrich Cedar Rapids, and other relatives. Local American Legion auxiliary members Kate Lambert Antoinette Howie Ethel Aldrich and Laura Hinrichs attended Bill Reed funeral services in Alamosa on October 29. Margaret Zimmerman of Mount Carroll Illinois visited Emma Zimmerman. Lyle Burrichter and Chicago guests spent weekend with Will Burrichter's family. Frank Ruggeberg and his children from Lost Nation visited Sunday.

Aldrich William’Buol Monticello Clarence Aldrich Wyoming Elmer Cedar Rapids The American Legion Auxiliary Bill Reed Alamosa Kate Lambert Antoinette Howie Ethel Aldrich Laura Hinrichs Margaret Ann ‘Zimmerman Mount Carroll, Ill Emma Zimmerman Lyle Burrichter Chicago Will Burrichter Frank Ruggeberg Lost Nation

Eld relatives visit Monticello area kinship links

Mr and Mrs Forest Ely hosted last week Mr and Mrs Roy Hardy of Gillette Wyoming. Mrs Hardy is a cousin and daughter of the late John Ely who lived near Monticello 45 years ago and was a brother of Reuben Ely of Monticello.

Forest Ely Roy Hardy Gillette Wyoming

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Jones County Farm Women Castle Grove W. R. Cartano Jackson Darwin Hardersen Richland Herbert Balsiger Stahlers Jack Sprat Folger’s Coffee Oxydol del Monte del Monte Pascal Celery Sunkist Fancy Jonathans Leonard Tomatoes E.L.F. Lge Duz Hormel Oh Henry Averag Texas Phillips Red Lem Florida Peck Sunkist Lemons Lie Camp Fire Girls Florence Goings Elgin Ill Juanita Stout Rex Reuter Rochester, Minn Rex Jim Thompson Will Balsiger Ben Holscher Earlville Vincent Kustes Linda Dee Mercy Hospital Clifford Kidwell Karen Cecil Blayney Monte Theatre Ray Om Marjorie Main Louise Mlrazor Percy Waldmd Mary House Aychars Long Stuart Lang Mary Jane Elmhurst, IL L. H. Lang William Cashen Arcadia, Wis Neilly Cashen Lloyd Pickett Manchester Alva Hahn John Leggett Joyce John Schlimmer Alfred Egger Mrs. Iossi Davenport John Prult R. H. Prult San Francisco Calif Lettie Slauson Lillian and Betty Williamsburg Mrs Edward Cox B. W. Cox Center Junction Bake Sale Kay Ladies’ Aid Agnes Barron Peoria, Il J. R. Barron CAI
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