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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

2

Doll display highlights decades of Hopkinton history

A 45 year old doll worn in a 75 year old dress drew attention at a Hopkinton museum display Sunday. The exhibit also featured a child’s rocker and an old crib and was curated around local family heritage.

Hopkinton Museum Nebraska Dorothy Lyness Ryan England U. S Ruth Talmadge Hopkinton Jody Huber Pat Huber

Deaths and funerals span Hopkinton to Manchester

Mrs. Jerry Hamlin of Boulder traveled after her step-mother’s death. Fay Bacon and sister attended Clyde Grapes funeral in Edgewood. Bacon family also at Mrs. Hugo Preussner funeral in Delhi. Visitation for Mrs. Ben Hilsenbeck in Manchester. Sunday dinner guests included local residents and guests from Manchester.

Jerry Jacqueline) Hamlin Boulder Colo Ben Leola) Hilsenbeck Fay Bacon Herman Harbach Clyde Grapes Edgewood

Luncheon Guests and Sunday Callers In Local Social Round

Mrs Bernice Fisher of Dubuque joined a Wednesday luncheon with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Bill Hart. Mr and Mrs Maynard Thomas of Denver were Sunday callers with Mrs Margret Cross. Mrs Archie Beitz and Mrs Margret Cross dined at the Plantation Inn Friday. Mrs Goldie Thompson Gordish of Tucson and Mrs Jerry Myers of Aurora called on Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fiedler. Gordish is remembered here as Mrs Harold Brownie Thompson and also called at Louis Gaddie and Randall Morgan homes. Callers Sunday with the Fidlers included Mrs Bill Murray Sr and Mrs Joyce Murray. Monday callers were Mr

Bernice Fisher Dubuque Bill Hart Maynard Thomas Denver Margret Cross Archie Beitz Plantation Inn Goldie Thompson Gordish Tucson Ariz Jerry Myers Aurora Lawrence Fiedler

Taste of fall cider event hosted by Delaware County group

The Delaware county Historical Society sponsored a cider tasting with drinks by the glass or jug. Attendees included Mrs. Ray Emmert of Delhi Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson and several Monticello and Lamont residents. Also noted were dining companions at the B and H in Worthington and various family visits.

The Delaware County Historical Society Ray Emmert Delhi Walter Johnson Katherine Thompson Monticello Fay Loop Lamont Byron Knock Russell Knock Worthington

Community members referenced in Reed and Dunlap circles

Callers in the Mrs. Cliff Reed home and with Herman Dunlap included Mrs. Avis Ryan, Mrs. Jennie Shover, Mrs. Pearl Snyder of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson of Manchester, Bud Landers and grandsons Garry and Brian Singer, Mrs. Roscoe Willard, Mrs. Jerry Myers of Aurora, and Mrs. Goldie Gordish of Tucson, Ariz.

Kenneth Benter Cliff Reed Herman Dunlap Avis Ryan Jennie Shover Pearl Snyder Monticello Jim

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