Mrs. Paul Kenyon Hosts Ladies' Aid Friday
Mrs. Paul Kenyon hosted the Ladies Aid Society of SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church with 21 members present. The group voted to hold a bake sale October 23 at the Iowa Electric building in Monticello.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
1
Mrs. Paul Kenyon hosted the Ladies Aid Society of SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church with 21 members present. The group voted to hold a bake sale October 23 at the Iowa Electric building in Monticello.
Donald Jansen John Jansen Merle and Tom Lathrop Donald Von Sprecken and Lester Benishek hunted in Ontario Canada. They bagged two bull moose weighing about 1800 and 1700 pounds with antler points 46 and 32 years old. They expect about 1300 pounds of dressed meat. Moose season began October 1.
Mrs Amy Bradley outlines aims of the National and Iowa Federations of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. She notes goals include equal pay for equal work and an Equal Rights Amendment, announces statewide Small Business Clinics expanding this year, and thanks local papers for cooperation in reporting club activities. National Business Women's Week runs Oct 10 to 18.
James L. Hamilton interior communications fireman aboard the minesweeper USS Gladiator, assigned to the Engineering department, reported aboard in August 1954 after earlier service at San Diego Naval Training Center. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hamilton of 70 West First Street Monticello.
Hopkinton residents heard the Farmer's Progressive Club will present The World We Live In a show based on Life magazine scientific articles at the school gym Saturday night November five oclock Tickets are limited and selling fast through Earl A Dunlap committee chair.
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