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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

8

Death of Mrs Anna Russell Rice in Caledonia Minn

Mrs Anna Russell Rice formerly of Wyoming Minnesota died Sunday morning in Caledonia after a brief illness. She was a Wyoming resident for many years operating a photography gallery. She is survived by husband Rice and two sons Chester and Bryan of Chicago and one grandchild. Her daughter Mrs Lamoine Russell Corbit died recently. Pleasant Ridge Homecoming observed Aug 27 with 90 attendees and a picnic and sports program.

Anna Russell Rice Caledonia Minn Russell Wyoming Mr. Rice Chester Bryan Russell Chicago Lamoine Russell Corbit Pleasant Ridge Here Masachusetts South Dakota Una Guthrie Guthrie Koch Defiance L. M. Koch Priscilla Club Royal Neighbors Koch Guthrie Woman’s Home Missionary Society W. B. Brown Findley Brown W. J. Beckwith Gladys Pealer Janvick Astoria, Ill E. S. Pealer Fred Buchholtz Donald Eason, Minn Paul Tasker Stanley Eichhorn Charles Swordes Orval Dawes

Pierce-Dorothy Ann Wed Edward Break in Galena Ill

Hopkinton couple Mr and Mrs H S Pierce announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Ann to Edward F Break of Chicago. The ceremony occurred July 1 1935 at Galena Illinois with Rev W B Feldwisch officiating. Mr and Mrs Joe...

H. S. Pierce Hopkinton Dorothy Ann Edward F. Break Chicago Galena Ill W. 8. Feldwisch Joe A. R. Stanger Bobby Smith Sioux City Bright Caascade Wiltsie Lamont P. J. Wheeless Hopkinton Public Schools Thomas Tibbitts Mary Martha de Best Thomas Smith Shirley Smith Clear Lake The Gazette Company Thomas Gazette Presbyterian Church David de Best Ray Billings Leo Sullivan Ames Kenneth Boots A. HL. Larkins Robert MacDonald Peoold Joe Moulton H. L. Pierce

Hopkinton Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings

The section covers engagements and weddings including Miss Break of Hopkinton who earned a BA in 1931 and nurse certification in 1933, planning a move to Los Angeles with Robert Break, and Miss Wynona Kleineck of Manchester to Lyman Thompson of Center Junction. It also notes community happenings, visits, school openings, and local events across Hopkinton and nearby towns.

Hopkinton Wynona Kleineck Manchester Lyman Thompson Center Junction F. Kleineck Thompson Lenox Junior College Hopkinton Friends Elizabeth Burton Los Angeles Calif Jessie Luther St. Paul

Local visits and social rounds fill Sand Spring area

Mrs. Dave Wilson hosts mother Mrs. EL BF Bowers from Santa Monica for two months. Numerous family and neighbor visits stretch across Ryan, Monticello, Colesburg, Cedar Rapids, and nearby towns. Students, teachers, and relatives attend gatherings, reunions, and school openings as residents mingle at multiple homes and events.

Dave Wilson EL BF. Bowers Santa Monica Calif Bertha Baxter Howard Travers Ryan LaVerne Gearhart Lou Duart Barlville Fred Egger Des Moines Dean Morton Diels Cyril Stevenson Lows Smith Worthington Herman Grayhill Wayne, Gerald and Vergie Frank Hought Clayton Manchester Laura Goldsworthy Oneida Howard Trayvers FB. H. Gox Fred Heeren Jr Deer Grove Til Fred Heeren Sr John Binker Larry Wessel Colesburg W. T. Behrends Dorothy Lee Elizabeth Ann Bow Brondel Cedar Rapids Bethyl Brondel Behrends George Nordman Monticello Charles Stevenson Stanley Drieht San George Doriss Zenobia Dyersville Anna Shatter Montlerto Perry DeShaw Maniene Wanda Bly Neva Wilson Herbert Cox Son Tick Fo Tn Roy Sehrader George Sehrader Bright Home Blanche Moser Faye Kauffman Colesbury Pave Milton Nothdraft Annan Arbor Mich John Rinker Esther Heeren Colweth Teeren L. GC. Treland Tangworthy Florence Treland Elmer Bowers

Vague Voting Figures Mention Subscriptions and Extra Votes

A scattered OCR fragment lists figures like 2.00 4,000 votes 4.00 10,000 votes 6.00 17,000 votes 8.00 28,000 votes 10.00 45,000 votes and notes Subscrip Extra Votes with year references. The text is unclear but implies phased vote totals and subscription counts across years.

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