Russia seen losing cold war as Berlin strain grows
The piece argues the Soviet Union is gaining leverage in Berlin talks and regional conflicts while the United States wavers. It notes France's government crisis, Russia's isolationist drive, and the aim to control European industry and resources. It also discusses potential future U S Western alliances and the impact of an election year on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Ray Cromley
Wall Street Journal
Berlin
Russia
Danube
Palestine
United States
France
Czechoslovakia
Lenin
Kremlin
Europe
Germany
Ruhr
Italy
Benelux
England
U.S
Wallace
Sacred Heart Church and Local Congregations Schedule
Local churches publish service times and events. Sacred Heart led by Rev. Lorenz offers Masses 8 and 10 am with weekday 7 am. confessions Saturdays 3:30 4:30 and First Fridays 3 4 pm. Other churches list sermons, Sunday school, rallies, and upcoming meetings across Presbyterian Methodist Evangelical and Reformed Lutheran and Congregational groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
Presbyterian Church
William J. Grossheim
Grossheim
Methodist Church
Oswald Sandbach
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John F. Baumann
Anamosa Methodist Church
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
H. A. Diers
Youth Rally and community notices at Center Junction
A youth rally of the Cooperative Parish drew 50 from Cascade Peniel Hopkinton Onslow and Center Junction at the Center Junction Presbyterian Church with plans to meet bi monthly next in Hopkinton. Alma Grace Thompson hosted a Helping Hand Club farewell party for her Montana move with leaders teachers and guests. Rally Day at the church will feature chorus songs poems stories and new curriculum materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Co-operative
Presbyterian Church
Cascade
Peniel
Hopkinton
Onslow
Alma Grace Thompson
Montana
Lyle Thompson
Anna Cunningham
Della Serbousek
Doris Redding
Presbyterian Sunday School
Num
Joseph Kamphuis
Roberta Johnson
Junor High
Hen’s Giant Hartford Egg Stuns Mrs Dean Schooler
A Hartford hen belonging to Mrs Dean Schooler laid a remarkable 9 inch by 8 inch egg with a second perfectly formed egg inside. The extraordinary event drew local attention and puzzled onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Dean Schooler
Onslow Church Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Onslow Presbyterian church marked its 75th founding anniversary last Sunday. The historic white building, recently redecorated, features a lowered ceiling frosted windows new pulpit and altar fresh carpeting and a new furnace. Total improvements cost about 4500 dollars. Rev. C. E. Burdine leads the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
C. E. Burdine
Chatterton-Schrader
Boyd Chatterton
Allen Chatterton
Audrey Schrader
August Schrader
Scotch Grove
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Monticello
R. P. Young
Monticello High School
University of Iowa
Chatterton
Clay Township
Taylor-DeMoss
Gustave A. Belling
Belling
Emil Paulsen
Pete Petersen
Wyoming
M. P. Paulsen
Kate Paulsen
Ben Paulsen
Fred Ladehoff
West Chester
Orville Heitz
Clinton
Gerd Hanken
Paul Paulsen
Alvena
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Jerry Beganski
Washington, D. C
Beginski
Leola Nielsen
Daryl Jensen
Forrest Briggs
Red Wing
Minn
Fannie Hicks
Harold Overholt
John Paulsen
St. Luke’s
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Paulsen
John Jansen
Florence Wherry
Louis Thuman
Louis Pegerick
Hale
Mary Reid
White Announces Vocal Personnel For School Choirs
Miss White reveals selection of thirty eight voices from forty seven girls and twenty seven boys for the combined vocal groups. Rehearsal schedules and full member lists for Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, and the Mixed Choir are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss White
Bertha Plueger
Ruth Ambuehl
Marjorie Luett
Marilyn Landis
Jane DeShaw
Ruth Kromminga
Pat Podhaski
Anna Diers
JoAnne Morning
Joanne Otten
Treva Heiken
Joyce Postel
Betty Bebee
Marjorie Behrends
Shirley McCurdy
Marjorie Hoffman
Joan Wright
Jane Mardorf
Joan Ireland
Janet Sinclair
Miriam Young
Mary Reyner
Loren Hayes
Tom Macomber
Jim Robinson
Chauncey Dirks
Larry Paulsen
Dale Ahlrichs
Harry Bauman
Bob Reade
Stuart Sutherland
Lyle Behrends
Arthur Burrichter
Don Slauson
Willis Harms
Bob Reuter
Donald McChristy
Stanley Morning
Karl Behrends
Boys’'Glee Club
Dale Aichlrichs
Jerome Redmond
Arthur Diers
Sid Blair
Rex Schrader
Charles Hagen
Harold Brokaw
Harold Gottleaber
Ted Henderson
Ronnie Egger
Len Hoffman
Class Officers Named Across Grades Seven To Twelve
Last Tuesday morning class meetings elected officers for the coming year in grades seven through twelve. Each grade chose a president vice president and secretary treasurer with names listed for seven through twelve. The officers were announced at an assembly following the elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lang
Ronny Rhatigan
Don Claus
Ray Rickels
Susan Sanford
Jimmy Veitch
Don Appleby
Lou Paulsen
Jim Paulsen
Fred Messerli
Bill Neill
Marilyn Tobiason
Eugene Poppe
Jeanne Harris
Shirley Bartels
Marilyn Miller
George Schneiter
Paul Schneider
Bob Guyan
English Lit Class Builds Beowulf Statue and Canterbury Models
English literature students have spent two weeks creating projects on early English works. They crafted a Beowulf and Grendel statue, a miniature castle, and an old English banquet hall. Other members drew Chaucer character pictures and created medieval costumes for Canterbury Tales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Chaucer
Beowulf
Grendel
Homecoming Plans At Monti High Underway
Monti High moves toward Homecoming on October 8 with a pep rally and football game against Independence. The week ends with a Homecoming Dance featuring the queen crowning, as student council preparations proceed for an outstanding alumni celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monti High
Monti’ High
Marching Band Largest Ever at Monticello School
This year the Monticello school marching band expanded to seventy one musicians the largest in its history with fifteen new members listed. A Monticello Manchester game half time show featured six bands and military drill routines followed by three dance steps the waltz fox trot and conga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Art Burrichter
Marilyn Miller
Marilyn Tobiason
Charles Hagen
Janice Gottieaber
Elnora Schoon
Lois Caspers
Barbara Hoffman
David Marton
Kenneth Lang
Sarah Hayden
Rose Maire
Treva Heiken
Jeanne Hoult
Jean Clark
Ruth Ann Kuntz
Dorothy Helgens
Jim Paulsen
Dottie Hollar
Junior Reid
Jack Thoeni
Norma Hintz
Donald Harms
Lorna Helgens
Jane Rickels
Sidney Blair
Monti Faculty Attends Rural Teachers Convention
One day off from school turned into a fond memory as Monti faculty attended a county institute for teachers at Mount Vernon and Lisbon. Registrations and assemblies at Cornell College Chapel opened discussions for rural, grade, and high school teachers from Linn Cedar and Jones counties before classes resumed Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monti
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Department of Public Instruction
Cornell College
Lisbon School
Mount Vernon High School
Linn
Cedar
Jones Counties
Calendar dates mark visits to towns with baby arrival note
Calendar entries list September 24 in Marion and other dates through November 5 with here and there placements and conclude with a birth announcement. Mr and Mrs Morf announce the arrival of their baby daughter Lani Lee born September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Vinton
Independence
Tipton
Maquoketa
West Union
Anamosa
Mrs. Morf
Lani Lee
FFA Bulletin Highlights Major Projects and Contests
FFA members juggle many tasks including a 72 by 35 foot combined garage and farm shop under construction with 35 students. The rodent contest led by captains Jim Heiken and Jim Conley runs to November, while plans for an oyster stew benefit non oyster lovers. Pool equipment is being refreshed for an upcoming pool tournament, with class champions and a grand champion to be crowned and prizes awarded. Some farm seeds have arrived for germination testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Jim Heiken
Jim Conley
New Teachers Welcome at School Year Opening
As a new school year begins, students meet the new faculty. Men teachers include Wayne Halsted, Richard Brown, Richard Johnson, Nick Avelchas, Leo Cabalka. Johnson is the only bachelor. Women teachers include Darlene White, Judith DeKoster, Cheryl Bressler, Margaret Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Halsted
Richard Brown
Richard Johnson
Nick Avelchas
Leo Cabalka
Johnson
Weeklong Hot Lunch Menu September 27 to October 1
Readable menu lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday including scalloped potatoes and ham on Monday, baked beans and cabbage salad on Tuesday, beet stew on Wednesday, sauerkraut and hot dogs on Thursday, and creamed tuna on Friday with bread butter milk and fruit sides. Includes multiple side dishes and desserts across days.
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Luther League
Ladies Aid
John Monk
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Congregational Christian Church
Center
Bers
Alan Serbousek
Mary Jane
Leonard Serbousek
Alan Lee
Pine River
Minnesota
G. Thompson
Arlo Brady
May Himebaugh
E. Stanley Jones
Frank Himebaugh
Postmasters
Aleda Townsend
Edwin Wilcox
Ida Cass
S. W. Clark
Fred Blohm
Norman Martens
George Burch
Ray Price
Inez Litts
Robert Guthrie
Jennie Guthrie
S. G. Hutton
Clark
Henry Seehusen
Mary C. LeClerc
South Walnut
West First Street
City of
Iowa
Bradstreet
Monticello State Bank
J. J. Locher
Monticello, Iowa
Bill Noonan
Chicago, Ill
Fay Clark
Walker O. Sandbach
Larry
Hyde Park
Chicago
Eugene Wink
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello Garden Club
W. R. Cartano
Monticello and
Jones County
GO. A. Dozer
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Eiditorial Association
Bureau of Erculations
Bote Advertising Representativn
Newspal R Advertising Service
Cage
Tlinols
Torus Countien
Vagt San Spur
Countica
Hank Winder and His Orchestra
Dugout
Dubuque
Melody Mill
Art Kassel
Pye
Llsten
National Farm and Home Hour
Everett Mitchell
Cathy Eae Ee
Geo. C. Schoon Implement Co
Monticello ‘Express
Manchester
White
Philomonte
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