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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
3
Castle Grove Idle Not Club changes its October meeting from Thursday the 21st to Wednesday the 20th. The gathering will be at Mrs. Paul Caspers home to plan the winter’s work. Several local clubs and parish groups are noted in the day’s community items.
South Fork notes reveal Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Turnis celebrated their 25th anniversary Sept. 24 with a home gathering, gift basket of flowers including silver dollars, and a luncheon. Relatives and friends listed span the Turnis and Ries families and neighbors.
Surer Kay Jurgens historian Caro lyn Finlay reporter Mary Ries report plans for a Stunt show at Earlville in which the club enters as a contestant. The meeting closed with new president Darlene Jurgens leading the flag pledge. Launch served by Mrs Jurgens and daughters. Next meeting set for Lynn Recker’s home on Nov 2.
Onslow October 9 news arrives that Paul Lynch was severely injured by a dynamite blast. One arm lost and sight possibly gone. mother Mrs. Lynch travels to Minnesota where he resides. Earlier burns required long hospital care. much of his body now covered with grafted skin.
The second district convention of Federated clubs convened Monday at Strawberry Point with Mrs. Fannie Hicks hosting the pinochle club evening event. Desserts and coffee preceded scores won by Mrs. Anna Hoitz Mrs. Mary Janis and Mrs. Mabel Paulsen. The infant Tina Lynn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Paulsen was recently born in Germany. John Feddersen is on a trip to Colorado. Harold Jordan and family hosted guests from St. Louis Missouri. Several locals returned from a hunting and fishing trip to Canada reporting a moose and fish haul. Mrs. Mooney and family noted injuries from a car collision requiring medical care.
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