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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1947

Page

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Armistice Day Fades From 1947 Public Consciousness

In 1947 the Armistice of World War I is seen as less meaningful than in 1918 amid lingering war memories and the toll of World War II. The piece notes dates and figures for war deaths, recalls Marshall Foch and Wilson terms, and argues for lasting peace through United Nations cooperation.

Russia Marshall Foch France Wilson Congress Marshall United Nations

MacArthur and Monticello Echo in Wartime Nonsense

In a Monticello column the writer rebukes Douglas MacArthur’s call for leadership over direction and skewers presidential backers. The piece shifts to local notes about a Monticello dentist planning school year squads, housing counts, a Fifth Grade Recorder contest, and a Corset lace find, ending with a Chicago weekend visit by local residents.

Farm program rewards if one loves agriculture and detail

The piece highlights Lloyd Peters 16 of Bellvue as a Future Farmers of America and 4-H member who excelled in state contests for field crops and soil conservation. He earned a National 4-H trip to Chicago and a $50 bond, produced crops on a four acre barley plot and three acres of hybrid seed corn, raised beef, and created wildlife areas on his father's 225 acre farm.

Farmers of America Lloyd Peters Alfred Peters Bellvue Floyd Andrew Future Farmers and Chicago

Juniors Present Our Hearts Were Young and Gay

Monti High last week featured the Junior Class Play and the start of a hot lunch program at the Masonic Temple. Students praised the meals as delicious and well organized, with menus listed for the week and teachers supervising the cafeteria line.

Monti Monti High Masonic Temple Boston

Homemaking Class Hosts Ag and Shop Boys to Discuss Dates

Freshman girls in homemaking invited Mr Adams agriculture class and Mr Linn shop class to a dating discussion during second and third periods. Barbara Hoffman led etiquette talk on dates and manners while Jane De Shaw led the other group. They covered where to go what to do what to talk about including dating problems and necking questions.

F H A Initiates New Members

F H A initiates its new members in a rough ceremony last Saturday night. After blindfolds and staged hazards the initiates endured a treasure hunt ending with lunch in the lunch room. Readers include Lorna Helgens Betty Rickels Rose Stadtmueller Elaine Harmis Margaret Dirks Greta Buel Mary Like Jane DeShaw Joyce Postel Nancy Schneider Leona Tapkeo Joyce Rink Helen Wacker Jean Lois Barnts Hilda Schneider Dorothy Husman Barbara Hoffman Jane Mardorf Dorothy Behrends Edna Fitzsimmons Donna Lange Lois Capers Mary Lewis Anna Linda Kiburz Donna Smith Velma Simmons Treva Heiken Joanne Tjaden Betty Fass Althea Fluckiger Ruth Ommen.

F.H.A Lorna Helgens Betty Rickels Rose Stadtmueller Elaine Harmis Margaret Dirks Greta Buel Mary Like Jane DeShaw Joyce Postel Nancy Schneider Leona Tapkeo Joyce Rink Helen Wacker Jean Lois Barnts Hilda Schneider Dorothy Husman Barbara Hoffman Jane Mardorf Dorothy Behrends Edna Fitzsimmons Donna Lange Lois Capers Mary Lewis Anna Linda Kiburz Donna Smith

Congratulations to Monti High Pep Bodies on Season

Editorial salutes Monti High students for strong spirit and teamwork as the football season ends. It praises cheerleaders band and pep clubs while noting months of effort and urging continued support for the upcoming basketball opener tomorrow night.

Monti High

Panther Cubs Study Economy and Busy School News

Tomorrow's business minded Panthers in first and second grade plan a model store and a trip to Shelley's as they learn grocery economics. Third and fourth graders study The Sugar Plum Tree by Eugene Field while fifth graders explore Thanksgiving history and murals. Philo's rivals challenge the staff as Fifth Grade Recorder debuts, with Carl Thomas Egger as editor and a student list of reporters and staff.

Shelley's Eugene Field Philo

Panthers Begin Practice for 1947 48 Season

Monti High Panthers start practice for the 1947 48 basketball season after last week’s sessions. Four top players graduated but returning lettermen Willworth Null Shelley and Adamson are joined by newcomers Schneider Hanken Behrends G Dirks Claus and Dreibelbis. Speedy Linn leads the team aiming for a successful campaign.

Panthers Monti High Willworth Null Shelley Adamson Schneider Hanken Behrends G. Dirks Claus Dreibelbis Speedy Linn Fighting Panthers

Limericks From Mrs Guyan Class Brighten Thru CWO

Freshman poetry in Mrs Guyan's sixth hour English class yields witty limericks. Students including Gene Seehusen Fred Messerli Treva Heiken and Stuart Sutherland share playful verses about friends and school life.

Skillful Cast Delights in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Play

Juniors staged a lively performance of the Skinner Kimbrough play with Marjory Suett as Cornelia and Anna Diers as Emily. Rex Schrader and George Schneiter led strong supporting turns while Otis Skinner and Mrs Skinner characters drew laughs. A later act featured a scene with Mr Henry as a record album gift. The Gillson drive closed with praise for the cast and a strong donation to the Friendship Train in Cedar Rapids.

Emily Cornelia Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough Marjory Suett Cornelia Anna Diers Rex Schrader Leo George Schneiter Rex Harvard Karl Behrends Otis Skinner Therese Arlene Arduser Madame Elsie Barbara Lang Loren Hayes Paul Schneider LaVonne Fluckiger

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