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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
5
The piece argues education is the key to lasting improvement and democracy. It claims true and sound education outshines religion and food aid as a global priority and contends investment in education yields greater dividends than other spending.
Canton Iowa artist Clem explores nostalgic postcards in a playful column titled Snoopin through Clem's Postcards at local newspaper page, blending memory and community imagery.
A Chicago Daily News report shows four major mail order firms spent over 44 million dollars on catalogs to 26 million American homes. Sears Roebuck led with 20 million, Montgomery Ward 12.5 million, Spiegel 7.5 million, and Alden's 4.5 million. Printing drives costs with mailing adding.
The letter praises 4-H members at the Great Jones County Fair and thanks local merchants and tradesmen for support this year. It highlights the baby beef auction and the joy of buyers recognizing the calves. It notes National 4-H Club Week is set to begin with the new club year.
Supper and Sunday dinners mark visits among Recker, White, Gudenhauf, and other Worthington area families. Guests include McNally, Kraus, Gearhart, Becker, and Dolphin mourners with Fred Schemmel's burial at St. Pauls cemetery, Worthington. Wednesday visits feature Clem Recker, Willenbring, and Burkle. Dunlap airman on leave in Clyde Dunlap home.
The Oxford Junction Home Arts club met at Mrs. Frank Tyc's home with readings by Mrs. Minnie Busch and Mrs. Tillie Wosoba and contests won by Mrs. Wosoba and others. A class of 1954 Oxford Junction reunion and various visits and trips are reported along with Methodist rally attendance awards and a closing note on heating and air conditioning ads.
Letters express gratitude to clubs for window displays and public recognition of 4-H friends. Mr and Mrs Paul Schneiter and Richland leaders thank supporters and acknowledge the League of Women Voters for fair straw vote participation. A 10 year old 4-H member Steven Nagel thanks others for buying his baby beef at the fair.
Chiropractors claim many illnesses arise from nerve interference caused by misaligned vertebrae. Poor posture and spinal irregularities may trigger gastric, liver, kidney, heart issues and arthritis. A chiropractic exam can show if care may help, and a straight spine is said to release nervous-system blockages.
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