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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1931

Page

2

Local Items of Monticello Society and Trade Notes

Monticello community notices include prices for eggs at 29c and 15c, a Lost tire and rim with reward offered, and various visits from residents to relatives in Davenport, Chicago, Minneapolis, Des Moines, Clarence, and other towns. Nearby residents and travelers are listed with frequent family and friend connections.

Community Notices From Monticello Area Long Weekend

Local residents visit relatives in Cedar Rapids Hopkinton Sanborn and Anamosa. Halloween programs and social events announced at Amber Black Oak Castle Grove No 3 and Scotch Grove No 3. Community members attend football game Indiana Iowa in Iowa City.

Iowa City A. B. Grimes Raymond Smith John E. Helserman Robert Hogan Donald Kurt Ann Henderson George Guyan Bill Beery E. E. Hicks Ernest Skelley Ardys Rabe

Local social notes include visits and births across Iowa towns

Ames students Harry Schneider and Bill Stickford visit Monticello. Cedar Falls families visit Cedar Rapids relatives. Cornell College students Mildred Pulver and Margery Jensen visit Theodosia Pulver. Wayne township residents announce a Halloween program. Numerous births, travels, and illness updates Nebraska and Ohio connections noted. Halloween supper and dances planned.

Messrs Harry Schneider Bill Stickford Iowa State College Ames Monticello Mildred Pulver Margery Jensen Cornell College Theodosia Pulver

County Teachers Notice for Uniform Certificate

The teachers examination for a uniform county certificate will be held at Anamosa on October 28 29 and 30. Nellie V Morey County Superintendent.

Anamosa

Parishioners thanked for fruit shower and prayers

Sincere thanks go to generous parishioners for contributions to the fruit shower on Tuesday October 13 1931 The Sisters of St Francis pledge daily prayers for benefactors R J Bone court appointee for Ketelsen estate partition announces land sale to William and Ida Prull for 7500 about 97 per acre Future social entries note visits by Miss Dorothy Johnson primary teacher Vic tor Miss Juliette Johnson music supervisor Tipton and Mr Mrs A B Grimes with relatives Leota Marion and Berneal Ode kirks of Randalia

Sisters of St. Francis R. J. Bone Ketelsen Fairview Greenfield Willam Prull Ida Prull A. B. Grimes Dorothy Johnson Victor Juliette Johnson Tipton M. P. Odekirk Leota Marion Berneal Randalia

Mrs Pond Finishes Subscriptions Then Heads to California

Mrs Margaret E Pond finished her news paper subscription collections for The Monti cello Express last Saturday and left for Dubuque Sunday morning. Her son John Pond a Dubuque salesman for Edes Tanning Co travels with her to California for a two month trip visiting dealers. The Farmers Cooperative Creamery of Earlville is set to formally open on Saturday November 7 led by the Earlville Community Club president Stuart E Johnson.

John Sible Prairieburg Louis Stary Stary North Maple Street John W. Rieken John McDonald Hospital Margaret E. Pond Monticello Express Dubuque George Pond James John Pond Monticello California Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Earlville

Miss Gladys Anderson Sings at Ames Radio Contest

Miss Gladys Anderson spent a week with Miss Lucile Schweitzer and performed as pianist at the state radio contest in Ames last Monday. Miss Schweitzer accompanied Anderson, then returned to Schweitzer home in State Center. Executors of Barney Magee estate have rented a Richland township farm to A. H. Balster, who will use it with his own farm. The farm, occupied by Fred Taggi for seven years, will be transferred March 1, 1932.

Victor Schnelter Onslow John McDonald Hospital Lucile Schweitzer Gladys Anderson Schweitzer State Center Miss Schweitzer Miss Anderson Ames Barney Magee Richland Township A. H. Balster Balster Fred Taggi

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