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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1946

Page

1

Salute to the Farmer Honored by Iowa Governor

The Monticello Express joins Iowa papers in an annual salute to agriculture with Governor Blue proclaiming a special Iowa agriculture week. The message celebrates 100 years of Iowa statehood and progress from prairie to prosperous farms, urging support for 4-H baby beef and dairy calf clubs to inspire youth to become future farmers.

Monticello Express Iowa Governor Blue Iowa Agriculture

Old Descriptors Prompt Talk Of A Super DeLuxe Auto

A Bremer County Independent note muses on revival of vintage terms like deluxe and super deluxe and imagines a playful leap to a hypothetical Super Super DeLuxe model as a novelty concept. The piece treats period language with light editorial whimsy.

Bremer County Independent

Don’t Dodge Facts Ossian Bee Opinion Piece

An editorial urges acceptance of facts despite skepticism, comparing truth to an unassailable stone wall that cannot be avoided or circumvented. The writer argues people resist acknowledging verifiable realities and must confront them directly.

Ossian Bee

Travelers Visit Washington And Its Sights

A traveling party from Philadelphia visits Washington DC and Mount Vernon. They tour Alexandria and the Capitol, tour the Smithsonian and Mellon museums, view the Washington Monument, and ride a Pierce Arrow limousine. They see the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and note the Capitol fire risks.

Alexandria Washington Pierce- Arrow Bureau of Engraving and Printing Ada Mann Emma Stadtmueller Monticello Smithsonian Institute Lindbergh Mellon Art Museum Washington Monument

Messerli Heads Student Council at Local Organization Meeting

Bob Messerli was chosen president of the Student Council at the first organization meeting held last Thursday. Officers include Art Jurgensen as vice president and Susan Stabler as secretary treasurer. Members from each class include Susan Stuhler, Ray Rieniets, Don Newton, Mildred Rieniets, Elfrieda Behrends, Art Judgensen, Paul Schneider, Karl Behrends, Roma Hoult, Robert Reuter, Stuart Sutherland, Larry Paulsen. Sponsors are Miss Smith Mr Stumbaugh and Miss Bevans. Weekly meetings are planned on Wednesdays at 8 30 am. A Homecoming Queen selection committee includes Messerli Rieniets and Behrends. A class representative serves on the Safety Patrol Committee. Messerli will appoint sanitation bulletin board and assembly committees.

Bob Messerli Art Jurgensen Susan Stabler Susan Stuhler Ray Rieniets Don Newton Mildred Rieniets Elfrieda Behrens Art Judgensen Paul Schneider Karl Behrends Roma Hoult Robert Reuter Stuart Sutherland Larry Paulsen Miss Smith Stumbaugh Miss Bevans Safety Patrol Bob Lubben Dean Willworth Willis Harms Don Appleby

Grade Program Involves Insects Plays and Craft Projects

Second graders finished a book about insects and work on an insect mural. They are making bookshelves and two chairs. Fourth graders staged Rumplestiltskin with Jene Schmide as Rumplestiltskin and Judy Podlaski as the miller’s daughter. Jo Allyn Janzig left for Chicago. Janet Nickel gave candy bars for a birthday treat. The class hosts hobby shows with members displaying their hobbies.

Chicago Janet Nickel

Monti High Seeks Student Service With Band

Students urged to join the band and assist with service and cooperation. Mr Stumbaugh offers information and guidance for participation and potential benefits.

Monti High Stumbaugh

Pep Assembly Highlights Monti Panthers Victory Over Tipton Tigers

The Monti Panthers defeated the Tipton Tigers in a Friday pep assembly for the Tipton game. Monti dominated the second half as the Tipton team retreated, while the crowd enjoyed decorated rooms, tea at halftime, and performances by Kay Bender and the band.

Tipton Monti Panthers Karl Behrends Don Robinson Don Skelley Paul Schneider Dean Willworth Tigers Marileigh Clark Shirley McCurdy Minnie Otten Margie Paulsen Mary Alice Wilcox Tipton Spooa Monti Tipton Tigers Kay Bender Arlene Kuhns Fern Bender Marilyn Landis LaVonne Fluckiger Miss Potter Panthers Lida Jean Lehman

Ray Null Emerges as Monti Junior Class Favorite

A glowing portrait traces Ray Null from 5th grade at Monti through junior high. He led peers as 7th grade president, earned two scholastic ribbons, excelled as a basketball forward on freshman and sophomore teams, and performed as a smiling male lead in Pink and Patches.

Frankie Ray Monti Garade Roxie

Monticello FFA Dairy Judging Team at Waterloo Congress

The Monticello Chapter of FFA attended the Dairy Congress in Waterloo on Friday October 1. Team members Dick Williamson Loren Freese and Donald Zimmerman judged six dairy cattle classes and worked on feeding and milk production problems. They visited the hippodrome show, gave interviews on WMT and KXEL, supported the state FFA band, and viewed machinery livestock and crops exhibits with fellow members Richard Finson Duane Martin Ray Rieniers Don Hagen Harry Rundle Harvey Tapken and Gerald Dirks.

F.F.A Dick Williamson Loren Freese Donald Zimmerman Waterloo Monticello Guernsey Ayrshire Jersey Hippodrome Mr. Adams Warren Kester WMT KXEL Hugh Muncy State F.F.A Randall Ganfield Monticello F.F.A Richard Finson Duane Martin Ray Rieniers Don Hagen Harry Rundle Harvey Tapken Gerald Dirks Dairy Cattle Congress

Walker Announces Homecoming Plans

Barbara Walker M Club president announces homecoming dance Friday October 18 after the football game with West Branch. Alumni and high school students are invited to attend the annual event at the Community building with music by the Rhythm Boys.

Barbara Walker M” Club West Branch

Presbyterian Church Entertains Faculty

The Women’s Fellowship hosted a faculty dinner in the church social rooms on Thursday evening October 38. After brief talks by Dr. Grossheim and Mrs. Irving Hintz, Mrs. Harold Wilcox introduced the teachers and group games closed the evening.

Women’s Fellowship The Presbyterian Church Grossheim Irving Hintz Harold Wilcox

Homecoming Dance Dates Listed For Local Schools

Calendar notes October 11 event at University High, October 18 at West Branch, October 25 at Mount Vernon, and November 1 at West Liberty with details indicating locations.

Revival of Girls' Athletic Association gains strong interest

Seventy three girls attended a September 23 meeting seeking to revive the G A A with a total of eighty two expressing interest. Miss Ruth Potter of Tipton leads the effort, aiming to provide equal opportunity in healthful activity and life skills through points earned for activity. Officers include Kay Bender president Fern Decker vice president and Mary Lou Adams secretary treasurer.

Girls’ Athletic Association Ruth Potter Tipton Iowa State Teachers’ College Miss Potter G.A.A Esther Young Barbara Walker Joan Ireland Anna Diers Kay Bender Fern Decker Mary Lou Adams

Juniors Aim to Break Magazine Sales Record

The juniors plan to surpass last year’s $2200 magazine sales with captains Ray Null and Bob Veitch leading. After the drive a party will be held by the losers as the teams strive to win.

Ray Null Bob Veitch

Chatterbox Sambo Feuds Over Odorant Claim

A fragmented note recalls Chatterbox Sambo accusing Philo of using de odorant to mask smells. Miss Potter reportedly lost her voice. Mr Cram tells biology class they are the happiest, and students applaud him.

Sambo Philo

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