06 Oct 1955
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
1
An open letter urges farmers to exercise extreme caution during corn picking season citing past Iowa deaths and many finger and limb injuries. It advises breaks at peak accident times and safety steps and notes National Letter Writing Week October 2 to 8 with a closing urging newspaper’s unique reach.
Amber Presbyterian led by William Kaiser hosts Sunday school at 9 30 and church at 10 15. Nazarene at 210 West South Monticello with Enrollment Sunday and music by the Young People. Evangelical Reformed John Baumann and others. Various churches list Sunday school times worship topics and upcoming events including baptisms and youth activities across Onslow Center Junction Scotch Grove St Luke’s Olin and Wyoming churches with multiple dates October events and mission films.
Monticello neighbors Mrs. Bessie Jones and Ann and Johnny Locher from Cedar Rapids visited relatives in town. Kate Maurice is visiting California relatives in Los Angeles and Garden Grove with friends.
Castle Grove hosts include Mr and Mrs George Seehusen and Mr and Mrs Raymond Kromminga for Sunday dinner in Center Junction. Guests at various homes in Cedar Rapids Marion Springville and Amber for birthdays outings and church functions. Key names include Siebels Kromminga King Stadtmueller Shelley King Kromminga and Heiken with activities at farms schools and religious events.
Official Monticello and Jones County weekly newspaper founded July 10 1865 published Mondays and Thursdays entered at Monticello IA post office as second class mail. Member of Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association. Subscription rates 4.50 in nearby counties 5.50 elsewhere.
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