Rotary leader thanks paper for firing the mind editorial
Ward R. Hamilton Rotary district governor and Mason City business president thanks the Express for publishing The Second Kind of Firing. He praises the editorial for inspiring students to believe in themselves and recalls the Chuck Wagon dinner success thanks to the paper's help.
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Monticello
Rotary
Hamilton
Hamilton School of Commerce
Mason City
B.P.W
Your View letters welcome readers opinions
The Express invites signed letters with writer address to share views on any topic. The editors may edit for length or remove libelous content and reserve final discretion on publication.
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the Express
Weather and climate shape the nose and health outlook
The piece argues weather influences body processes and emotions, noting narrower noses in colder climates and links weather shifts to colds, asthma, heart disease, and even suicides. It surveys weather control efforts and critiques on health impacts and education funding, urging more teachers and science instruction amid rising enrollments.
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Towa State
Warborn School Problem Still Troubles Us
After almost a decade the Warborn school problem persists with mixed gains and looming crises. Enrollment soars as a baby is born every eight seconds, while facilities and teachers lag. About 1,000,000 grade schoolers will receive half-day or crowded education, with 35,000 antiquated one room schools still in use.
Monticello Express Details and Rates
The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones County newspaper established July 10, 1865. It is published weekly on Monday and Thursday and is a second class mail matter. Subscription rates are 34.50 in several Iowa counties and 5.50 elsewhere in the United States.
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Iowa
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
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Linn Counties
The
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Center Junction Dinner Guests At Heiken Home
Social notices from Center Junction include Mrs. Robert Gerrtz and guests dining at the Heiken home with Alvin Classen returning home. Other visitors noted include Callers in Don Hagen's Anamosa home and a September correspondent group visiting Letts. Rev. Tyrrell arrives for a visit, while Hendricks prepare to move to Rockford Illinois. Navy electronics school awaits Jerry Nelson in Maquoketa.
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Center Junction
Robert Gerrtz
Joe
Carolyn
Letts
Patsy Bridges
Muscatine
Viola Classen
Grandview
Ben Heiken
Alvin Classen
Boyd Christensen
Don Hagen
Anamosa
Gladys McNeilly
Daisy Chase
John Gray
John Hendricks
Merle Husman
Nile
Charlotte Clark
Raymond Bailey
Iowa
Fred Tyrrell
Walter Seiler
Mt. Vernon
Frank Himebaugh
S. G. Thompson
Charles Hendricks
Jerry Nelson
Maquoketa
A. N. Berve
Navy
Martha Heiken
John
West Branch
Prairie City Carrier Harold Jennings Completes 28 Years
Rural mail carrier Harold Jennings reaches 28 years of service in Prairie City. He has traveled nearly half a million miles, enough to circle the earth 15 to 20 times.
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Harold Jennings
Prairie City
Monticello girl teaches crippled children at Camp Longfellow
Marjorie Hoffman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman of Monticello resumes physical education teaching at Muscatine high school after directing activities for crippled children at Camp Longfellow on Wildcat lake in Kitsap county Washington. The program included 18 youngsters with various defects and four weeks of normal camp activities for ages 6 to 14.
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William Hoffman
Monticello
Muscatine High School
Wildcat Lake
Kitsap County
Wash
Miss Hoffman
Ao Suquamish
Camp Longfellow
Neighbors Report Return of Norma Hintz to Embudo Hospital
Miss Norma Hintz resumed duties at Embudo Presbyterian hospital in Embudo New Mexico after vacation with her parents Irving and Mrs Hintz and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Paul Schneiter also returned home from a vacation in Minnesota Tuesday.
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Embudo Presbyterian Hospital
Irving Hintz
Paul Schneiter
Minnesota
August 4 H Club meeting shares breads and crafts
The Oxford Happy Hustlers met at Carolee Benhart's home. Jean Benischek spoke on breads from other countries, Lucky Berner demonstrated muffins, and Irene Foley discussed cleaning silverware. Multiple members received blue and red ribbons for their entries.
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Oxford Happy Hustlers
Carolee Benhart
Jean Benischek
Lucky Berner
Irene Foley
Vonnie Rae Benischek
Joan Benischek
Patty Benhart
Mona Kay Benhart
Judy Berner
Barbara Homan
Local 4-H Events At Martelle And Wapsie
Martelle 4 H hosts at the school house on Aug 4 with Keith Reed and Charles Fairbanks. Steve Barner wins greased pig contest. Wapsie 4 H event on Aug 8 led by Leo and Kathleen Brady with Ken Seivers winning the greased pig contest. Lavern Cruise Loran Hartwig and Dale Hawley enter the calf scramble.
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Keith Reed
Charles Fairbanks
Steve Barner
Leo
Kathleen Brady
Ken Seivers
Lavern Cruise
Loran Hartwig
Dale Hawley
Washington Tigers Hold August Meeting at Burds Home
The Washington Tigers gathered August 8 at Colleen and Jack Burds home. Pat Maternach was selected for the greased pig contest while Pat Hughes Jack Burds Pat Lyons and Tom Smith filled out calf scramble forms.
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Washington Tigers
Colleen
Jack Burds
Pat Manternach
Pat Hughes
Pat Lyons
Tom Smith
Hale Wapsie Wanderers Club Activities Summary
The Hale Wapsie Wanderers held an Aug 4 tour of the Stanwood locker plant, Aug 5 ice cream social, Aug 12 achievement show at Pleasant Hill church, and Aug 18 regular meeting at the Brodersen home. Demonstrations covered Snacks to Suit the Figure, Quick and Cool Salads, Ways of Using Vegetables, Yeast Rolls, Freezing Peaches, and Freezing Corn by Robertson, Woods, and Brodersen members.
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Stanwood
Pleasant Hill Church
Carol
Carmen Robertson
Donna Woods
Sharon Broderson
Alice Butterfield
Sharon
Sarah Brodersen
Carol Robertson
Twenty-One at E and R Church Guild Meeting
The Womens Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church met at Mrs. Cliff Arduszr's home on Wednesday August 17 with twenty-one members present. Mrs. George Hoffman led the gathering.
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Greenfield Group Chooses Demonstrations for Fair
Greenfield Good Luck Members met at Martelle school August 12 to select fair demonstrations. Ice Cream by Susan Peet and Marjorie Tjaden and Testing Soil by Adria Meeks and Virginia Nost were picked. Aug 17 Madison Merry Maids met with Mrs Elda Dirks. Janet Steuri and Jerie Catlett named to activity fair poster committee. Janet Steuri and Kathleen Dirks to table setting committee. Janet Steuri and Kathleen Dirks will demonstrate at the fair.
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Martelle
Susan Peet
Marjorie Tjaden
Adria Meeks
Virginia Nost
Ordia Meeks
Marilyn Nost
Madison Merry Maids
Elda Dirks
Janet Steuri
Jerie Catlett
Kathleen Dirks
Morley 3 M Club Showcases Preservation Topics
Morley 3 M Club met with Kath leen Hay Aug 9. Lois Stolte gave a posture talk, and demonstrations included Brownie Magic and Merry-Go-Round Cakes with Jiffy Mix by Margaret Shumaker Carol Greenawald and Rita Russell. Carol Greenawald hosted the Morley 3 M on July 12. Lois Kuchenbaker spoke on Storage of Canned Goods Rosalene Catlett on Courtesy.
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Morley 3-M
Kathleen Hay
Lois Stolte
Margaret Shumaker
Carol Greenawald
Rita Russell
Lois Kuchenbaker
Ardi Rosalene Catlett
Cass Center Hustlers Host Demonstration on Show Halter Care
John Ortgies hosted the Cass Center Hustlers on August 9 providing a demonstration on care of a show halter. The event centered on grooming and handling techniques led by Ortgies.
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John Ortgies
Cass Center
Fairview Thunderbolts Hold August Meeting
August meeting held at Keith and Charles Vernon home. Tom Hinrichsen chosen to represent the club in the greased pig contest. Calf scramble eligible boys include Allen Miner and Dennis Larson. Dick Van Antwerp led beef marketing discussion.
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Fairview Thunderbolts
Keith
Charles Vernon
Tom Hinrichsen
Allen Miner
Dennis Larson
Dick van Antwerp
Man and God in the City in church service lesson
Worship service featured scripture reading and prayer with a lesson titled Man and God in the City. Missionary Chairman Mrs. Cliff Ardu led the program assisted by Mrs. George Hoult Mrs. James Hasler and Mrs. John Saggs. The business meeting was presided by Vice President Mrs. Harold Steiner.
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George Hoult
James Hasler
John Saggs
Harold Steiner
Lords
Prayer
Lois Cass
Joyce Ann Appleby
Lowell
Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Des Moines Woman Reaches 104th Birthday
Mrs Hugo Junger-Trude, honored in Des Moines for her 104th birthday. Bedfast for a year, she previously lived in Reinbeck before moving to live with her daughter Antonia Geb in Des Moines.
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Hugo Junger- Trude
Antonia Geb
Reinbeck
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