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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1929

Page

3

Center Junction Notes on Local Meetings and Visits

Center Junction activity includes Presbyterian Ladies' meeting with bazaar planning for Nov 9, and an all day session Sept 19. Oeseca Camp Fire girls discussed vacation happenings. A family picnic celebrated L. Davis' 64th birthday with fishing and camp. Numerous visits span Davenport, Monticello, Anamosa, and Cedar Rapids.

Miss Minna Hansen Leads Alaska Youth Talk at Wyoming Meeting

Miss Minna Hansen of Wyoming spoke at the Presbyterian Missionary society in Wyoming about life in White Mountain Alaska. She described Eskimo youth, bitter cold, beadwork, fur garments, and a log house with three glass windows as a local marvel.

Minna Hansen Wyoming White Mountain Alaska Arctic Circle Presbyterian Missionary Society Janet Robertson M. E. Church of Wyoming Onslow Presbyterian Society Miss Hansen Hanson Elsie Bender Egypt M. H. Morse John W. Morse Portland Maine Grand Army of the Republic Mr. Morse Jones County Morse Bradford

Travelers Halt for Snow Delays Near Nebraska

The Carsons slowed their California trip due to heavy snows and poor roads in Nebraska and planned to camp several days awaiting better weather. They also received a letter from the Harry Johnson family en route to California sharing similar weather troubles.

California Nebraska Carsons Harry Johnson Fred Kay Monticello Otto Rittmer Elmer Sackett Waterloo Scotch Grove Dorothy Johnson

Local families greet Amber Gerhard Danneman on visit

Amber Gerhard Danneman son of Herman Danneman of Orange California visited here last Friday and Saturday with his brother Otto and family. He spent his boyhood days in the area before moving to California ten years ago. This is his first return visit since then and many friends greeted him. He will enter law school at Stanford University in Palo Alto this fall.

Madison Wyoming Oxford Townships Henry Richhorn, Jr Alma Jones Ames Plan Bureau Levsens Tad Eadie Beddenre Theodore Beeker Citizens State Bank Reideer Gad Pabots Green Street Grertheas Eli Weyonninie Siewen Gratta Tabs Wyeordn Tod Gold Beeker Stice Beeker Stice Hhs Wyoming Lodge Newport Wipste Anamosa Ray Gr Pan Levsen Freda Conmey Roy Overly Jes Sherrill John von Sprecken Levsen Andrew Jansen John Famy Rockwell City Mary Jansen Martens Joe Luke Monticello Esther Luke H. H. Brooks Hopkinton Glen Brown Riverside Cal Peter Jansen Cedar Rapids Chris Anderson Rock Island Ernest Anna Broderson Egger Sand Spring Meinhardt Thomsen David McCullough DeMoss Emeline Frank DeMoss Sylvia Cooper Pauline Oltman Ruth Jacobs Marie Helgens Joyce Royden Jean Royden Leslie Balster Center Junction Jean Livingstone Velma Kleineck Virginia Hanken Antons Raymond Richard Leonard Kleineck Velda Rickels LaVerne Plueger Yvonne Lange June Wright Lucille Graham Martha Hutton Bennett, Neb Roy Huxtable Lincoln Neb Ralph Huxtable Garden City Kansas Iowa Nebraska John Schone T. A. Loomis Kathleen Hughes Carl Himebaugh Lewis Wright W. 2. Clark Fritz Ladehoff H. H. Carson Arend Balster Moline Wiling Moats Wesley Hanken Huth Craig Freshmain Laura Sinclair Mount Vernon Cornell Colletree Havel Crais Cedar Pal Bunday Mroo Minnent Wright Moneta Mara Clark Beateh Cave Bundy J. W. Minney Opow Heoyden Howe Carl Tickels Mr. Hoyden Ray Wrights Naylor Booted Grove Gerhard Danneman Herman Danneman Orange California Otto Danneman Gerhard Leland Stanford University Palo Alto Harry Owens Los Angeles J. E. Duncan Chas. Luett Mary Lou Ann Henderson Duncan Isadore Meier Stone City Fred Gray W. Benson Des Moines Black Oak J. P. Willms Bancroft S. D Wishek N. D Augusta Helken Manchester August Husman Emil Zimmerman Carl Husman Walter Steckel Phil Daly Dave Steckel Lamont Harold Gray Crystal Lake Elsie Willet Clinton W. R. Zimmerman George Schoon Robert Leslie Craig Lawrencr Schoon Alva Schoon Fred Otten Chicago Theodore Henry Ringstmeyer Ed Herren

Hardscrabble Visitors and Monticello Guests Across Richland

Richland Center hosts include William Aldrich George Rientets and Ben Tuel from Hardscrabble. Monticello ties appear with Hanken Tob ia on a Richland visit and Roy Sackett trucking to the Monticello canning plant. Social visits span Buck Creek Delhi Davenport Muscatine Cedar Rapids Iowa City and nearby towns with dinners sightseeing and family gatherings.

William Aldrich George Rientets Ben Tuel W. Hanken Son ‘Tobias Monticello Richland Roy Sackett Buck Creek Steve Fitzsimmons Delhi Harbara Allen Leonard Hein Will Balsiger Henry Che Castlle Grove Edna Tola Ambach Muscatine Davenport Gretchen Winch Ftny Hearn Joe Hepstein Kenwood FW. Hein Fred Eilers Montcello Will Tawalwer's John Yossi Lucile Qelores Rudolph Bohren Fritz Lee Bohren Cedar Rapids John Schweitzer John You George I. Buol Marargaret

Harvest Home in Hopkinton Draws Record Crowd

Funeral services for infant William Isaac Griggs were held at Buck Creek Church. A early Tuesday fire damaged H F Stoddard’s blacksmith shop and the Oscar Lewis building, with no insurance on the latter. Harvest Home events included a parade, a band concert, a Rob inson address, games, and a dog and pony show.

Roscoe Sires Buck Creek William Isaac Griggs J. Curtiss Griggs H. F. Stoddard Oscar Lewis P. A. Wheeless Lewis F. M. Wheeler Stoddard Hopkinton T. J. B. Robinson Congress Manchester Earlville Billy Parcell Sand Spring Sam Broneman Roy Marolf Heinz Otis Miller E. E. Barker W. P. Lord Ethel Willard Luella Clow Leslie Porter Margaret Pfeil Anna Shaeifer Rockwell City R. W. Hasner Albert Edgar Paul Smith Washington, D. C L. C. Ellington Louie Tibbitts A. R. Stanger E. Reed Leonard Monticello Homer H. Brooks Wyoming

Lenox College Welcomes Freshmen Amid Local News Buildup

Eau Claire returns after brief visit while William and David enter Lenox College. Earl Griffith family moves into W A Ferguson estate on Gos pel avenue. Public schools open with 132 in grades and 52 in junior and senior high. Lenox junior college opens with 38 students and lists registering freshmen from multiple towns.

Eau Claire William David Lenox College Earl Griffith W. A. Ferguson Gospel Avenue B. W. Humphrey Lacona Isaac Littlefield Columbia Francis Tryna Wiltsie Margaret Annabel Weist Brock Fred Hill B. H. Smith Faye Loomis Cedar Rapids Maude Earhart W. J. Kirkwood Roy DeShaw Belle Plaine DeShaw G. H. DeShaw Kate Smith Fred Farmington Montana Owen Los Angeles Bert Compton Cal Anamosa Doran Flanagan Joseph Moulton Gertrude Thompson Buck Creek Lloyd Giliian Louis Herrington Bernice Edgar Mary Mason Raymond Wallace Florence McVay Elsie Irene Bees Helen Downs Donald Hucker Hopkinton Marjorie Wiltsie Brandon Esther Moats Center Junction Iris Statler Monticello Elsie Porter Manchester Elva Bethel Frankville Nellie Stamp Edgewood Marietta Baumgartner Strawberry Point Dorothy Hogg Frank Sill Clark DeShaw Laura Wheeless Laura Acers Isabel Edgar Ruth Talmadge David Roberts Wild Rose Wisconsin

Boys And Girls Shine At Iowa State Fair Exhibits

Iowa youth showcased 405 head of baby beeves selling for 65930.84 with an average 162.80 as M G Thornburg praises pig and lamb clubs demonstrations dairy and beef heifer shows and colt displays. Over 11000 work in Iowa railroad shops.

Iowa M. G. Thornburg Thornburg

Army rallying in Coxey march amid prosperity talk

The essay notes General Coxey's army on the march amid claims of peak national prosperity. It observes volunteers join demonstrations and contrasts workers' effort with those who avoid labor.

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