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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1927

Page

3

Stingley Life Sketch Centers Center Junction Career

William Stingley longtime Center Junction resident and former Milwaukee railroad foreman died at home in Center. He moved there in 1882 and served 26 years as section foreman, then as station agent. He belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church and Woodine lodge. Survived by wife Alma and many children and in-laws, with numerous relatives attending services and gatherings in the area.

William Albin Andrew Lucinds ‘Treland Stingley Center Mer Frdtenk Mle Vers Manine Spohn Cedar Kapa Denean Center Tanction Denver Colorado Farl H Cedar Falls Center Junction Roscoe Thwa Illinois Olive Springer Helen Freesingser Davis Monda Ray Owen McGuire Gloria George McDonald Ellen Mary Ellen McDonald Wyoming Fred Preas Chicago, Northwestern

Scout celebration and club meetings in Scotch Grove and Anamosa

Scoutmaster Long and helpers organized a barbecue and games at Wapsipinicon State Park Anamosa with over 300 attendees. Troop 31 built a 65 foot suspension bridge in thirteen minutes. Women’s Community Club met in Scotch Grove discussing child life and training. Monticello and Center Junction high schools report several local students attending with multiple grades represented.

Long Callahan E. C. Hughes Merl Hutton Russell Hughes Raymond Helgens Wapsipinican State Park Anamosa Boy Scouts Place Scout Carroll C. Thomas E. G. Rawson Tenderfoot TEL Cnodl Troop 31 D. Vu. Sinclair L. E. Hutton Henry Heiken Carson Fritz Schlemme D. D. Clark Kansas City May Himebaugh Cedar Falls Scotch Grove Arend Poppe Monticello High School Laura Sinclair Greta Brady Milly Rickels Josephine Poppe George Bohlken Lucile Rickels Elmer Rickels Henry Oltman Mary Bohiken Norma Rickels Fern Leggett Emma Hughes Russett Hughes Gertrude Oltman Luella Oltman Henry Balster Harvey Helgens Edwina Hughes Monticello Wilma Roberta Clark Center Junction High School Hazel Craig Leroy Dirks George Dirks

Fire destroys Bort Manufacturing stock in Hopkinton blaze

A Hopkinton fire at 11 36 p m destroyed the Bort Manufacturing company stock and building after firemen from Hopkinton and Mon ticello fought flames. The loss was insured by Hardware Dealers Mutual Insurance of Mason City. A separate pool hall safe fire followed, but was contained after cooling. Lenox junior college reports 45 students enrolled this year with new entrants and returning students listed. The local creamery burned late Saturday night, caused by unknown origin, with hydrant reach insufficient to stop the blaze.

Melock Bort Manufacturing Company Monticello Hardware Dealers' Mutual Insurance Company Mason City Bort Lenox Junior College Marie Roland Center Missouri Mary Aiken Perry Alice Simons Delhi Louise Mee Clinic Brighton Miss Bethel Hartford Miss Heiken Manchester Neva Smith Daniel Flannigan Clarence Moulton Paul Smith Buck Creek Esther Moats Clarence Bethurum Center Junction Birdena Ruth Hawkins Cascade Mildred Grapes Opal Wilson Amy Beeman Betty Latta Minneapolis Minnesota Bernice Behnke Wyoming Inver Moats Ray Englehorn Dundee Ochler’s Corner

Residents and visitors make weekend rounds in area towns

New York City visitors visited relatives in town and were joined by Mr Newton a local student. The Rileys from Aurora Iowa spent the weekend with Mrs Riley's parents the Zeuchs. Mrs Finley returned to Kansas City after visiting her sister. Various locals travel to Giluman Nebraska to teach or visit, and many others from Ames Manchester Dubuque and Monticello were seen in homes and events over Sunday.

Scott Alexander Hara Alexander Chicago Wal Alexander John Alexander Genres Fullerton Himebaugh Helen Mar JF. Livingstone Cedar Rapids Frank Ray Bowler MceMullin Guy Williamson Bulgrin EL Tom Shirley Ann Presbyterian Church Long McCready John Magee Brandson Martha Carson John Fred Carson Pat Jarret Mons Corbit Clinton Monticello H. C. Dice Lacock Falcon Springville Henry Heeren Davenport Gerald Preston L. A. Downing Ocnef Margaret Ann Miss Downing Anamosa EL Fieineek George McDonald Will White Jr. Sinson Stanley Moenst Thurste Jackson County Pangburn Fier Sanother Pansburn John Zenavitch Hartford Connecticut Peter Zonovitch Chas. Coa Harry Johnson Marguerite Frank Husman McDonald Hospital Paul Paulsen, Jr Ralph Clyde Everett Stickler University Hospital Town City Arthur Glick Olin J A. McDonald E . Elileineck Cove Wetees Dicks Ader Yis Ellen Ce- Ger Rapids E. Dice West Liberty H. S. Dice Ralph Young George Guyan J. R. McNeilly Center Junction Farm Bureau J. H. Fraser Tom Carson R. P. Clark Wilma Roberta Monticélio Clark Carl Himesh Tier Demthyr Iowa State eXtension Service J. W L. B. Callahan John Otten Gertrude Anderson Thelma Gregory Otto Behrends Path and Marie Hasting Minn Will Broken Shutanka Esther Sinclair Cora Garth Epworth H. A. Loomis Des Moines Edna Oltman Will Oltman Hampton Lutheran Hospital Samuel Miller Mervyn Miller Lewis Wright W. H. Applegate LaVerne Crew Marion Royden Grand Island Nebraska Leroy George Dirks Harm Dirks Popejoy Katie Hughes Coe College Ray Wright Geraldine Virginia June Oliver Anderson Wyoming Fred Graham Bess Hughes Frank Pelkey Scotch Grove Deitta Humphrey Donna Davidson Josephine Lewis Gertrude Reeve Mary Elizabeth Gearhart Una Bacon Catherine Ripple Opal Green Ruth Hertington Grace Allen Mary Cline Alice Johnson Lexington Missouri Johnson Will Petrie D. C. Oehler Perri Joe Hirkwood Mr. Kirkwood Oehler Petrie Carter Hopkinton Roy Wilson R. D. Firestine Central City Boosters Central City Band Howard Reeder 0. W. Smith Donald MacDonald Ames Dubuque Will Guthrie New York City Newton Prof. Guthrie Robert Riley Betty Aurora Tinos Riley W. OF. Zeuch Aileen Finley Kansas City E. V. Laughlin Lyman Bart Giluman W. W. Barlow Walter Joan Norton Loomis Mary Eleanor Baldwin M. J. Bodman Harl Williamson Baby A. H. Larkin Agnes Marshall Manchester R. Nelson John of

Fried Apples and Bacon Recipe from Home Economics Bulletin

Fried apples with bacon prepared by browning bacon under a broiler or frying in a heavy skillet. Drain excess fat, then cook tart apples in the bacon fat with sugar until tender and lightly browned. Serve hot with the crisp bacon around the platter.

Bureau of Home Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture

Learning Makes a Man Fit Company for Himself

A reflective adage attributed to Crabbe notes that learning equips a man to be self sufficient and capable of thriving without reliance on others. The quote emphasizes self reliance through education.

Crabbe

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