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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1935

Page

7

Unusual Iowa gatherings and near misses noted in 1930s clipping

A wide slice of Iowa life appears from Clear Lake celebrations for Harold and Merle Olinger with seven grandfathers present, plus tales of a dangerous s try ch ine mishap in Nevada and a man swept away by a canal in Seattle. Other items recall a Manning death by lightning, a Jefferson clerk meeting Jack Dempsey, and a ruined livery barn revealing an old record board.

Clear Lake Cerro Gordo County R. W. Olinger Harold Merle Otto Ostendorf A. M. Olinger John Blau Frank Ostendorf R. D. Crane Peter Brown Belle Plaine Benton County

Remarkable harvests and oddities in Iowa farms

A Hampton area farmer displays a branch with 30 apples on a short stem, while Kurt Meyer recovers a lost brass anvil after a Waverly fair. Eagle-eyed fishers in Lost Island report two fish on one bait, and a two headed calf amuses at fairs. The news item also covers injuries from a splinter, a child’s fall sequence, and a long search for a father in Ottumwa.

Kurt Meyer Waverly Bremer County Meyer Eugene Cagwin Nevada Story County Lost Island Cagwin Frederick Thies Fred W. Thies Hampton Franklin County Frederick Otto Koppold Harlan Shelby County Koppold

Society and Club News Highlights Monticello

Mr and Mrs Will Skelley hosted a dinner last Friday for their son Howard and wife celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. Alpha Delphian Chapter held its first fall meeting and Mrs E M Miter hosted an out of town guest at a Marion luncheon.

Howard Skelley Will Skelley Howard Schreiner Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Monticello Masonic Temple Edward Templeton Charles J. Northrop Joan H. Perrine Lew Sarrett L. W. Lovell Henry M. Carpenter Henry Monk George Chicago Fred Kay Kay Charles Northrop James Carter Alpha Delphian Chapter George Timmins Ed Hutbregtse U. S Rudy Langer America Ray Echternacht Lawrence Balster Merle Cass Dale’s Mill Cass Peter Laude Iowa City Paul Harms Manchester J. G. Thomas E. M. Miter Marion Thomas California Frederick P. Stuhler Mary Doxsec Mexico Coxsee Dent George Guyan Byron Abel George Wilkens Albert Stuhler Delta Dek Agnes Gearhart Thomas Hamilton Louise Stambaugh Olin Howle Gearhart Emil Ricklefs Alice Cornish Pacific Grove Rex Ricklefs A. J. Ricklefs Henry Che Leon Fredrickson Elmer Ackerman Carl Orgel Wayne and Dale Elgin Herman Ohe Dundee James Morrissey Virginia Castle Grove Frederick P. Stahler Fred McLaughlin Stahler Carter Ralph Bone George LeVan el Reno Oklahoma A. J. i. McNeill Will D. McLaughlin McLaughlin P. E. O. Supreme Convention Yellowstone National Park Georgy leVan A.B. Grimes John Matthiessen

Social events and gatherings across multiple households

A sequence of hospitality activities includes birthday celebrations with theater outings at the Princess and courtesy guests named such as Ellen Mae First Janet Schemmel and others. Various women meet for missionary tea bridge luncheons and out of town visits at homes in Elgin Ogle, Maples Inn and other local venues with prizes awarded for bridge and treasure hunts.

Princess Theater Ellen Mae First Janet Schemmel Janis Grimes Janana Schweitzer Betty Jo Guyan Marilee Matthiessen

Missionary Society Meets With Mrs Siegfried Guyan

Mrs. Harriet Coughlin presided at Congregational church for a Wednesday meeting. Devotionals led by Mrs. Hicks focused on Japan and Americans. Kate Perley spoke on colored education in Tougaloo Mississippi, noting shifts from white to colored teachers. Guests included Mrs EB Miller Mrs Knate Pericy and Mrs William Tishe.

Japan America Charles Northrop California Agnes Gearhart Caroline Hicks Kate Perley Tougaloo College Tougaloo Mississippi Frederick 2. Stuller J. W. Hoult EB. M. Miller Marion Knate Pericy Hammond, Ia Wiliam Tishe Cedar Rapids

Monticello High Upsets Manchester In Close Game

Monticello High wins a hard fought game against Manchester 6 0 0 6 to 0 or 9 6 after a late rally. Yeoman set the pace with a pair of plunges and a successful drop kick for the extra point while Manchester’s Roloff and Mullins sparked resistance before a late fumble recovery sealed the outcome.

Monticello Manchester Yeoman Monti Roloil Vic Richardson Manchester Monticello Taylor LE Verd Richards N Mangold Lubben Narel Mullan PB Yeoman

Morey for Allen in conference opener against West Liberty

Officials list referee Wilson of Dubuque U and umpire Mack of ISTC. Tomorrow the locals host West Liberty on the local field for the first conference game of the season at 3:30. The team seeks a third straight win under Coach Moore despite West Liberty’s strong lineup.

Morey Allen Wilson Dubuque U Mack 1.S.T.C West Liberty Moore

Brenizer Sees Profitable Mule Raising Venture

Clarence Brenizer, a farmer from La Mont in Decatur county, says mule raising is less costly and more profitable than cattle. He recently sold three yearling mules to a buyer in Eddyville for 375 dollars each, and plans to expand breeding and sales.

Clarence Brenizer Lamont Decatur County Brenizer Eddyville Mabaska County

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