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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

6

Local Monticello News Roundup Of Visits And Events

Monticello residents host visitors from Dubuque Des Moines Cedar Rapids and other towns. Church bake sales Halloween plans and school events are announced along with travel to Des Moines Chicago and Seattle. Monthly fetes and furloughs feature among notes of civic life and social visits.

Social notes from Monticello area and visitors

Miss June Kaste and Charles Philip Blasonnette of Charles City were weekend guests of Mrs. B. N. Kaste. Numerous hospitalities, visits, and upcoming events fill the Monticello area from Oct 22 to Oct 27 with programs at Castle Grove schools, duck shoots, and Century of Progress trips.

June Kaste Charles Philip Blasonnette Charles City B. N. Kaste Monticello Arthur Skelley Mount Vernon Eleanor Denning New York City Merrill, N. Y Recene Ashton June Meyer Ruth Webster Cedar Rapids Monticello S Chicago Freeport Ill Georgia Miller Century of Progress

Monticello and nearby mourners attend multiple funerals

Community notices detail Paul Maire and Wylie Davis attending Paul Matthiessen's funeral in Monticello area, extended family travel to Pawpaw Illinois for Mrs. Frank LaPorte's funeral, and other local obituaries plus varied visits and gatherings among Cedar Rapids and Monticello residents.

Paul Maire Cedar Rapids Monticello Henry Carpenter Wylie Davis Paul Matthiessen Lyman Fraser Mabel Pawpaw Illinois Frank LaPorte Fraser

Local man found dead at Fillmore Bridge

The report notes the death of Paul Matthiessen born October 16 1896 in Monticello He was survived by his brothers Fred G William J and Clarence J Matthiessen and his parents He attended Monticello public schools Lenox College Hopkinton and pursued a business career Funeral services were held at the Matthiessen home with clergymen and Masonic rites The firing squad of the local VFW post paid tribute at the grave Matthiessen had served in the United States Navy during World War I.

Paul Matthiessen Monticello Jacob Anna Matthiessen Fred G William J Clarence J. Matthiessen Matthiessen Lenox College Hopkinton William J. Grossheim Presbyterian Church Samuel G. Gutensohn Congregational Church Ben C. Roberts Burns Lodge No. 173 A. F A. M

Rural Library Service Suggested By Miss Noble

The article discusses potential township methods to contract with a library and advises public input. Rex Rickless, Monticello library board president, is named as a contact person for more information at the public library. It emphasizes the value and low cost of library services for literacy.

Noble Library Board Rex Rickless Monticello Public Library The

Rural teachers attention examination date at Anamosa

Rural teachers are informed that the teachers' examination for the uniform county certificate will be held at Anamosa on October 25 26 and 97 at the county exam center.

Anamosa

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