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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1948

Page

8

Memorial Park dedication and community events in Hopkinton

The Hopkinton Memorial Park was dedicated Tuesday morning October 12 with a parade of the high school band veterans and scouts. Rev. David Davids of Manchester gave the guest sermon and H J Dunlap the mayor accepted the project for the city. A Civil War veteran flag pole and a World War II flag were dedicated and raised. Burial for Pfc Donald K Casteel of Cedar Rapids, killed near Dinslaken Germany on March 27 1945, will be in Hopkinton cemetery. Announced wedding of Mary Lou King to Merle Robinson set for Lamont Methodist Church October 17.

Hopkinton David Davids Manchester M. L. Overton H. J. Dunlap Erastus Smith Gold Star Pfc Donald Casteel Donald K. Casteel Cedar Rapids Archie Casteel New York Lou King Masonville Sand Springs Mary Lou Merle Robinson William Robinson Marion The Presbyterian Church Marshall Neil John Loop Thomas Dunlap William Stanger R. W. Reggentine Reggentine Harry Reggettine Steven Susan Don Smith Terry Charles Reggentine John Clow Douglas Donald William Reggentine Alicia Bacon William Hiller Monticello

Community Guests Attend Local Events and Visits

The report lists several local social visits and events. Louis Lawrence held a farm auction sale last Tuesday and moved to a new Cedar Rapids home this week. Galen Hein and family visited Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, attending the Dairy Cattle Congress and dining with friends. E. R. Peterson in Hawarden learns to speak with an artificial voice box after larynx removal at Rochester, with doctors predicting eventual speech.

Len Hein Louis Lawrence Cedar Rapids Hawarden E. R. Peterson Rochester

Local guests visit Richland and nearby towns

Mrs Kathryn An derly and son Donald from Fairfax and Raymond Gramlich of Norway visited Mr and Mrs Oliver Kiburz. Vern Waldron of Whitewater Wisconsin also stayed at the John L Hein home. Leon Liddy and daughter from Washington DC visited Edwin Fitz Simmons last Friday. On Thurs-

Richland Kathryn Anderly Donald Fairfax Raymond Gramlich Norway Will Folkers Oliver Kiburz Vern Waldron Whitewater Wis John L. Hein Leon Liddy Washington, D. C Edwin Fitz- Simmons

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