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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1956
Page
2
Guaranteed 91.3 percent coverage for the trade area notes free sale insurance and protection in case of postponement. The notice also promises a free auction calendar listing and marker arrows to guide buyers to the sale location.
A birthday dinner was held Sunday for Wilfred Supple who has been bedfast for several years. Attending were Msgr. J. J. Hennessey Rev H. J. Supple Mrs. Marie Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. John Dargan Mrs. C. A. Kephart Doris Supple Manchester Jim Drummey Roger Smalling Jess Power Waterloo Larry Stoneking Michael Vince Supple Monticello Paul Supple Marton Justin Supple Kathy Connie Pat.
Saturday neighbors used pickers wagons and elevators to harvest 40 acres of corn for Paul and Herbert Gearhart who were hurt in a farm accident. Helpers included Dick Mesch Marvin Bacon Roy Saunders Ray Saunders Martin Cook Justin Supple Ivan Haas Don Lange Duane DeShaw John Hamsen Steve DeShaw Don Weber Mike Saunders Louis Lange Sr Junior Wilson Kenny Lloyd Wilson Kyle Jonn Barrack Clarence Bacon Merlyn Lange Roy Havens Lyle Saunders and Bill Gearhart. Ladies preparing dinner were Mesdames Eldon Pfohl Dubuque Melvin Roth Epworth Ray Saunders Bill Gearhart Louis Lange Sr Merlyn Lange Lloyd Wilson Junior Wilson Ivan Haas and Roy and Ray Saunders.
The Extension office invites residents to the Buck Creek school on Friday November 23 for the annual meeting. A summary of last year’s work will be presented and one report will cover the population survey. An election of a portion of the slate is expected.
The article notes a two year council member term and urges eligible voters to cast ballots. A pot-luck lunch with coffee and milk is provided. The Buck Creek bazaar is set for Thursday November 29 with meals starting at 5 p.m. and continuing until all are served.
The Hazel Green Township Farm Bureau Women group met with Mrs. Herbert Locke on Tuesday. Mrs. Myron Zumbach presented a lesson on nutritious foods while Mrs. Harold File demonstrated cake decorating and Mrs. Ralph Thompson gave a book report.
Roy Haynes suffered injuries to the little and ring fingers of his left hand when caught in an elevator pulley and was taken to a doctor's office for stitches. Dee Gearhart was a Willard hospital patient Wednesday night.
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