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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
3
Center Junction accelerates roadwork with blacktop on main streets and extending from Highway 38 to Highway 64. Local notices cover community group activities, hospital visits, and social events across Anamosa area residents.
The notice promotes H. B. 40 as a reliable protein supplement promising 40 percent protein. It emphasizes trust and quality for consumers seeking dietary support.
Carl Wurst, a German-born immigrant who came to the United States 30 years ago, returned to Stuttgart in the Western Zone for a month from July 20 to August 20 to visit his mother and siblings. While there he met Edward Leitz, an American Army member near Stuttgart.
Lyle Ahrendsen son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ahrendsen received his army discharge at Camp Carson August 25 after serving 442 months in Korea with two months in combat He will remain at his parents home west of Wyoming.
SCOTCH GROVE Sept. 13 A farm bureau meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Irving Eilers focused on resolutions led by the resolutions committee. Reports covered patch test results and 4 H club awards and trips to the state fair for outstanding work. Members planned women extension work and noted community donations to the Polio Emergency fund and Pennies For Friendship.
Sunday evening hosts in Earl Benedict house were Gay and Dale McConaughy with families from Morley. Davenport guests Lou Ehrisman Ruth Ehrisman and Margaret Rinehart dined with John Feltes in Hopkinton Saturday. Emil Burrichter and Dan Kammer hosted Sunday in Lost Nation. Kammer and Burrichter are sisters.
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