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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1954
Page
3
Army Cpl. Richard L. Cigrand of Cascade spent seven days in Japan on rest and recuperation. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Nick Cigrand of Cascade.
Corporal Cigrand of the 24th Signal Company in Korea has access to recreational and sightseeing facilities at Camp Hakata providing a glimpse of Oriente culture. He is a switchboard operator who has served in the Far East since last July after enlisting in January 1953 and completing basic training at Fort Riley Kansas.
Miss Margaret Dunn and Miss Margaret Tuttle of Monticello, both student teachers at Ottumwa Heights College, attended the Iowa Future Teachers Association southeastern regional meeting in Mount Vernon on Monday October 1. Also at the same time Sunday dinner guests in the Lee Ireland home were family members from Olin Scotch Grove and Anamosa.
James N. McLaughlin describes his improvised forage wagon as an ugly but effective setup that can feed 100 cattle in 5 to 10 minutes. Built from an old manure spreader box and a steel wagon, it unloads via a PTO drive and will be expanded for higher capacity. The McLaughlins run extensive farming near Monticello with partner W D McLaughlin.
Onslow report details Mrs. Harry Paulsen visiting with her hospitalized brother Edward Jansen of Wyoming at St Luke’s Cedar Rapids after a fall that caused a knee injury from wiring a farm. Also noted are Cedar Rapids visitors, hospitalizations, family gatherings in Mason City and St Edwards Nebraska, a homemakers club dressmaking lesson, and social visits among local residents.
University hospital discharged a patient on Sunday October 3. Mr and Mrs Harold Jordan Orville King and Mrs Emma Garnett attended the Cattle Congress at Waterloo on Wednesday. Connie and Vickie Paulsen stayed with grandparents Elmer Hinrichs and Nettie Alberry. Mae Murphy shopped in Chicago Monday. Maude Lathrop from California visited Donald Jansen home beginning Monday. Wayne Bahnsen and infant son released from hospital to stay with Harm Harris family. John Jansen was hospitalized at St Luke's Cedar Rapids last week for X rays. Neal Paulsen family visited Bud Lang home Sunday evening. Ray Sanford and Mabel Paulsen drove to Cedar Rapids to meet their daughter Suzanne and her college friend from Ames for the weekend. Walter Wagner and spouse attended a football game in Iowa City Saturday.
Myric Shover Dr Weldhouse and Henry Lubben of Cedar Rapids Dr Thompson of Manchester Claude Appleby Ralph Wilson and John Shover left last Friday for Canada on a hunting and fishing trip. Mr and Mrs William Baumann and Mr and Mrs Vernon Null attended the Eilers Schneiter wedding at the Congregational church in Anamosa Sunday evening.
Report of conditions for Monticello State Bank Monticello Iowa as of October 7 1954 filed with state banking authorities and Federal Reserve Bank. Details include liabilities deposits totals and breakdowns of demand time government postal savings state and political subdivision deposits banks deposits and other deposits with a total deposits figure of 14 097 315 27 and total liabilities 6 602 623 57 plus further figures for surplus undivided profits reserves and retirement accounts.
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