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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1963

Page

6

Is square really such a bad word in modern times

The piece recalls the old meaning of square as honest and steadfast. Charles H. Brower argues today’s culture has devalued the term and proposes a lighthearted fix, the SOS or Society of Squares, to rekindle square virtues.

Charles H. Brower Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn New York Nathan Hale Paul Revere Patrick Henry George Washington Benjamin John Paul Jones Brower The SOS Society of Squares

Fidel Castro's regime breaks promises with Cuba

Essay attacks Castro for promising elections and fair trials while repressing dissent, seizing property, and executing opponents. It denounces Castro's actions as thievery and calls him a gangster, noting U S patrols watching Cuban escapes.

Cuba Fidel Castro Castro Uncle Sam

Iowa Driver Education Aims for Complete High School Coverage

Article praises 95 percent of Iowa public high schools teaching driver education while warning against political interference. It credits former leaders Phil Sproul and others for safety education progress and urges a revival of the safety division with merit-based staffing to reach 100 percent coverage and strengthen future driver training.

Iowa State Department of Public Safety Sion Phil Sproul Paul Hill Bert Woodcock Bill Burnett Russ Brown Frank Ulish

Gregory on race shows contrast to his humor career

The piece notes Gregory DICK GREGORY declaring his identity as a Negro first, not an entertainer or American. It contrasts his stance with critics and broader efforts to end second class citizenship by challenging the Negro image promoted by bigots.

Dick Gregory Chicago Daily Defender Gregory

Dere says to send no money warning

A casual exclamation warns listeners about scams behind appeals for funds. The speaker notes that hearing “Send no money” from an announcer signals a potential plan to take money, urging skepticism toward solicitations.

Delmar King Hosts Center Jet Gathering And Visits

A busy weekend in Center Jet features MR and Mrs. Delmar King hosting at Glen King's home, extended family dinners and Sunday visits across multiple towns including Anamosa Guttenburg Marion and Buck Creek. Worship plans at Peniel Presbyterian are set for September 1 with services.

Delmar King Glen King Center Jet F. H. Kromminga Kromminga Ben Keith Minnie Dufoe Gordon Keith Delhi Ralph Kromminga Ed Kromminga Charles Kenneth Rahe Joe Crowley Fred Kromminga Joe Reed Pasadena Calif Gordon Smith Buck Creek Henry Marek Art Weber Jack Weber Louis Kronlege Keith Karen Barbara Rogers Bert King Boyd King Connie Ricky Wayne King Debbie Patsy Palisades Park Mt. Vernon Cyril Elenz Bob’s Cafe Fred Krommiga Gloria Kromminga Linda Harrison Cedar Rapids

Community Notes From Iowa and Wisconsin Socials

Mil waukee residents Mr and Mrs Irvin Rinehart visit Mrs Stivers and Mrs Jordahl in Hartley Minn. Families attend dinners and parties across Monticello Delhi and Clinton areas. CBS Hiawatha unit meetings resume Sept 5 at Masonic hall. Duro Buck Creek W S C cabinet meeting set for Thursday. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Wm Delay and Mrs Edna By ers.

Irvin Rinehart Milwaukee Wis Leon Stivers Theo Jordahl Hartley Minn M. J. Ramsey Ramsey H. W. Taylor Hiawatha CBS Masonic Hall Blayney Miner Unit A Legionhall James Postel

Born to Anders family a daughter Brenda Lee at Memorial

Brenda Lee Anders born Aug. 22 at Memorial hospital in Manchester weighing 6 lb 9 oz. She has a sister and brother. Mrs. Anders is the former Katy Grigg. Weekend hospital visits by Mrs. Roland Murphy and relatives noted. Wilson Daker family reunion held in Grange hall with many attendees from Manchester Calmar Edgewood Strawberry Point Ryan Waterloo and nearby areas.

Genevieve Dufoe Doran Dufoe Buck Creek W.S.C Ryan Buck Creek John Hall Roger Smith Ralph Wilson Gene Moulton Everett Beitz Freeman Smith Raymond Porter Donna Beitz Bonnie Flannagan Delbert Anders Brenda Lee Memorial Hospital Manchester Brenda Anders Katy Grigg Roland Murphy University Hospital Iowa City Claude Nardin Elizabeth Ill Robert Nelson Fred Nelson Murphy Wilson-Daker Grange Hall H. D Duke) Swanson Verna Wilson Daker Lynn Daker Calmar Vance Daker Edgewood Clarence Fencher Strawberry Point Edward Mangold Near Ryan Harold Wilson Russell McPhaill Waterloo Harold Petlon

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