Small business as a base for democracy in America
The piece argues that small business forms the backbone of the economy and democracy. It cites Ford, McCormick, Bell, and Edison as founders who began small, later building large firms. It stresses free enterprise for both big and small firms and cites the Small Businessmen's Association on economic democracy and entry freedom.
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America
Henry Ford
Cyrus McCormick
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison
National
Small Businessmen’s Association
Death of Edwin Wilcox Shocks Scotch Grove Community
Edwin Wilcox 78 died Saturday at John McDonald hospital Monticello after a day in the hospital for a severe cold. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Monticello. The Wilcox family observed their 50th wedding anniversary recently and had just returned from a trip to Utah. Their daughter Ethelwyn teaches in Utah. Community events and visits filled the Scotch Grove area with reports of meetings, travels, and church activities including a Presbyterian aid gathering and World Wide Communion observance.
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Scotch Grove
Cass
Wilcox
Edwin Wilcox
John McDonald
Monticello
Ida Cass
Utah
Ethelwyn
Presbyterian Aid
Wilbur Hinrichs
Leroy Dirks
Augusta Norris
Leonard Darrow
Watertown
S. C
Minnesota
W. B. Clark
Colorado
Oklahoma
American women resist Paris long skirts say Ted Malone polls
Ted Malone on ABC Radio City reports American women prefer ankle length skirts and wasp waists over the Paris trend. Over two weeks 65 892 replies show only six votes for long skirts while majority oppose the ban and favor simple dresses to save cloth for overseas aid.
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Paris
New York
Ted Malone
ABC
Radio City
Ted
Monticello Gossip Highlights Tiny Tales And Local Sports
The column pools Monticello notes from By the Way concerning wildlife radio quips, bicycle rules, and petty mischief. It recalls a Tightwad father and a missing pony joke, the bicycle court fine, and Monticello football losses to Tipton, praising Paul Schneider's steady drives.
Communion Services and New Members at Local Church
Communion services were held in Hopkinton church and several members were admitted by letter and baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reiss joined by letter from Vinton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner from Palo, Mrs. Maye Molesberry from Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Deitrich from Monticello. Howard Le vien and Marvin Snyder received baptism.
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Hopkinton Church
Calvin Reiss
Vinton
Walter Wagner
Palo
Maye Molesberry
Clinton
Deitrich
Monticello
Howard Levien
Marvin Snyder
Sacred Heart and Regional Church Schedules and Notices
Parish listings detail Mass times at Sacred Heart Rev Eugene P Lorenz 8 and 10 am masses weekday 7 am holy day 6 and 9 am services. Presbyterian Cedar Rapids Westminster youth event and sermon topics noted. Lutheran and other church events include confirmation sessions Luther topics Reformation by Dr Martin Luther and regional youth rally Monticello Monticello school banquet and vesper. Wyo ming nuptial announced with timing and brotherhood meeting.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Westminster Fellowship
Presbytery
Westminster Church
Cedar Rapids
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Dubuque
Monticello
William Zabel
Charlotte
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adi
F. H. Kehren
Luella Matilda Soper
Richard Lee Eichhorn
Wyoming
Brotherhood
Ed Buol Visit in Richland Hosts and Guests
Mr and Mrs Ed Buol from Desert Hot Springs California spent a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Len Buol and other relatives. Len Buol and Miss Edna Buol entertained Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 in their honor with immediate relatives attending.
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Richland
Edward Buol
Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Len Buol
Edna Buol
Herbert Balsiger
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Carl Schneiter
Jerry Zonis
Los Angeles
George Hein
Lewis Burrichter
Ulrich Schilt
John Yossi
Roland Buol
Cedar Rapids
Carl Richmond
Advance
Henry Wismeier
Rural mail carrier nails hole in one at course
Chet Phelps of Ida Grove, a rural mail carrier, practiced at pigeon holes all week and then scored a hole in one at the golf course. Floyd Bubeck of Wall Lake drove 239 hogs to market for a $21,458.57 check, among the firm’s largest to a single farmer. Cedar Rapids visitors last Friday included Mr. and Mrs. Galen Hein Mrs. Henry Wismeier and daughter Joyce.
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Chet Phelps
Ida Grove
Floyd Bubeck
Wall Lake
Wright County
Galen Hein
Henry Wismeier
Joyce
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Express Ad Details and affiliations
The notice confirms publication on Thursday and entry at the Monticello Post Office as second class main matter. It lists Monticello Express as a member of Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations with Newspaper Advertising Service Inc. of Chicago, Illinois as sole advertising representative.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Express
Iowa Press
Association National Editorial Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations
Newspaper Advertising Service Inc
Chicago
Illinois
Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Junior Play Preview
The Junior class presents a three act comedy based on Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough’s book. Two girls narrate their feigned maturity on a Europe bound trip, saved funds in hand, eager to sail while fearing a fog horn. Tryout details to follow by Mr Henry.
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Cornelia Otis Skinner
Emily Kimbrough
Europe
Cornelia
Emily
Mr. Henry
Jr Magazine Sales Rivalry Drives Two Teams
Shirley McCurdy’s team leads with sales totaling 697.35 while Mari leigh Clark’s side has 531.90, part of a junior class drive aiming to exceed last year’s 2258 goal. Overall chairman Marjory Hoffman coordinates the effort as Barbara Lang tops the list with 106 in sales.
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Marileigh Clark
Shirley McCurdy
Marjory Hoffman
Barbara Lang
Faculty Picnic at Stuhler's Acres Ends in Kittens Ball
Faculty members held a picnic at Stuhler's Acres on Tuesday night with old members entertaining new ones in a friendly kitten ball game. The event included a pot luck dinner and took place with permission.
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Stuhler’s Acres
Monti Cello Panthers to Meet U High Friday
On Friday October 10 the Monti cello Panthers visit the U High Blue Hawks in Iowa City for a 2 30 game. Injuries shadow the Panthers uncertain of a steady lineup while the Blue Hawks expect Ojemann to start. Both teams seek a rebound as they chase wins.
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Monticello Panthers
U. High Blue Hawks
Iowa City
Panther
Blue Hawk
Ojemann
Paul Hearn
Howard Struve
Teen Age Book Club Reopens At School
The Teen Age Book Club is thriving again in our school. Members pay twenty five cents monthly and choose four books, earning a free book after four months. Everyone is urged to join.
No clear event headline from readable text
Fragmentary notes mention Ruthie A Ruthie K Doris Marthie H and Monti football players and cheerleaders with late appearances. A magazine sales chairman mood and class discussions are referenced along with a Naval Academy motto and a knowledge Seapower quote.
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United States Naval Academy
Monti High Names Lewis Morf Principal
One of Monti High School’s outstanding teachers is Lewis Morf who now serves as principal. Born in Fredericksburg Iowa he completed high school in 1937 and pursued studies at William Jewell College the University of Iowa Upper Iowa University and Drake University. He taught at Stanley High School for eight and a half years and spent four years at Sac City as assistant principal and science instructor. Morf is a Mason and Phi Gamma Delta member and lives with his wife on North Third Street in the former Grimes home. Back the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Monti High
Lewis Morf
Fredericksburg
Iowa
William Jewell College
Liberty
Missouri
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Drake University
Stanley High School
Stanley
Sac City
The
Masons
Phi Gamma Delta
Morf
North Third Street
Grimes
School Sponsors Named Across Grades and Activities
The article lists sponsors for each grade level and activity. Seventh grade with Mr. Cram and Miss Smith, eighth with them, ninth by Mr. Adams and Mrs. Cram, tenth by Mr. Marston and Mr. Linn, eleventh by Miss Nicoll Mrs. Guyan and Mr. Morf, seniors by Mr. Stumbaugh and Miss Maiden. Student council sponsors are Miss Smith Mrs. Coyle and Mr. Morf. Mrs. Ross leads Them sponsor. National Honor Society co sponsored by Miss Bush and Mrs. Ross with National Athletic Society by Mr. Linn. FFA by Mr. Adams and FHA by Miss Nicoll. M Club led by Mrs. Ross Mr. Stumbaugh and Miss Bush. Philomonte sponsors are Mrs. Adams and Mr. Henry GAA sponsored by Mrs. Cram.
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Cram
Miss Smith
Adams
Marston
Linn
Miss Nicoll
Guyan
Morf
Stumbaugh
Miss Maiden
Ross
Miss Bush
Philomonte
Henry
G.A.A
Student Council Picks Committees
The Monti High Student Council assigns heads for five committees with named chairmen and grade step assistants. Committees include Bulletin Board chaired by Elfriede Behrends with grade reps, Sanitation chaired by Miriam Young, Patrol chaired by Stuart Sutherland, Assembly chaired by Karl Behrends, and Homecoming committee rules by Elfriede Behrens Duane Slauson Don Shelley and Bob Reuter.
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Elfriede Behrends
Shirley Lubben
Marie Pickett
Jane DeShaw
Betty Lou Bebee
Doris Zimmerman
Lucretia Fairbanks
Miriam Young
Marvin Schneider
Ruth Ann Kuntz
Sth
Bob Arduser
Rodney Rieken
Anna Diers
Jean Hein
Stuart Sutherland
Russell Marugg
Ronald Eggers
Stanley Bell
Willis Harms
Loren Hayes
Art Jurgensen
Karl Behrends
Elfriede Behrens
Duane Slauson
Don Shelley
Bob Reuter
Monti High
Objectionable Jokes Spark Busy Local Debate
A local notice outlines a dispute over offensive jokes sparking objections and public reaction. Community leaders and residents including Marjory Hoffman discuss boundaries and sound standards for humor.
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Willis Harris
Jack Hoffman
Dale Mardoff
Marjory Hoffman
Bud Morrison
Mr. Henry
October schedule notes Tipton Here and Mt Vernon
The October calendar lists games including Tipton here and Mt Vernon there with West Liberty and West Branch matchups. Also notes West Branch Here There and U High There on various dates. Navy peaked with 1,300 combatant ships during World War II.
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Tipton
U. High
West Branch
Mt. Vernon
West Liberty
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Verne McCurdy
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Eddie Anderson
Hawks
Paul Schneider
Kay Drug Store
Leigh
Lloyd Clark
Mrs
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Charles A. Doxler
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Jr. Magazine
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