Wilcox Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilcox of Scotch Grove marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their son Harold's Monticello home. About 125 guests, including former neighbors and out of town friends, attended a musical program and refreshments in a yellow themed celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wilcox
Scotch Grove
Harold
Montt
Cello
Patricia Cass
Frank Walker
Barbara Walker
Miss Walker
Potter
Marileigh’Clark
Mary
Alice Wilcox
William Balsiger
Paul Petersen
Hester Sinclair
Emma Zimmerman
Wilcox
Frank Ellis
Brookings
S. Dak
Charlotte Clark
Center Junction
Monticello
Cora Wilcox
Monmouth
B. C. Balster
Will Shellhammer
Bertha Boxwell
Springville
C. J. Henderson
Indianola
Raymond. McKee
Howard
Ethel Jean
Montezuma
Ed Wilcox
Onslow
Carl Hutton
Cedar Rapids
Walter Wilcox
Madison
Wis
Gene Walker
Ankeny
Zelma Cass
Wyoming
Melburn
Grant
Roger
Robert
Ethelwyn Wilcox
Logan
Utah
Betty Wilson Weds Weymath L Scott in Van Buren Ark
Betty C Wilson daughter of Mrs Lila Wilson Monticello married Weymath L Scott at Van Buren Arkansas. Scott dairyman will live near the town. Mrs Scott formerly Sand Springs secretary for Eclipse Lumber Monticello. Will-Balsigers celebrate 35th anniversary with gifts including 35 silver dollars and a large cake. out of town guests from Cedar Rapids Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wilson
Weymath L. Scott
Betty C. Wilson
Lila Wilson
Monticello
van Buren
Ark
Scott
Sand Springs
Eclipse Lumber Company
Will- Balsigers
Will-Balsiger
John Yossi
Edith Behrends
Luella Balsiger
Schneiters to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles G Schneiter will observe their 50th wedding anniversary next Sunday April 6 with an open house at their home 302 East Third Street Monticello Friends may call Sunday afternoon 2 to 4 and evening 7 to 9 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Schneiter
East Third Street
Monticello
Schneiter
Rebekah Lodge Elects Emblem Committee at March Meeting
Noble Grand Mary Morning presided as a committee was selected to present an emblem at the district convention. Mrs. Velma Hollar chaired with Anna Rolls Floy Stoneking and Pearl Claus as members. Pearl Claus will serve as the local delegate to the district convention. An invitation was sent to the Monticello group for the Eastern Iowa District meeting in Tipton on April 22 to observe the Odd Fellows anniversary. Refreshments followed.
Presbyterian Women Fellowship Holds General Meeting
The Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship held a general meeting at the church on Wednesday afternoon March 26. Mrs. John Matthiessen led devotionals and Mrs. Irving Hintz presided over the business session. New officers installed include Mrs. G M Jones president, Mrs. Claude Appleby vice president, Mrs. Harry Matthiessen secretary, and Mrs. Art Young treasurer. The topic was Japan led by Mrs. Jones, followed by refreshments.
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Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship
Women’s Fellowship
The
Presbyterian’ Church
John Matthiessen
Irving Hintz
G. M. Jones
Claude Appleby
Harry Matthiessen
Art Young
Japan
P.E.O
C. G. Thomas
Halstead Carpenter
Thomas
Organized Past Noble Grand Rebekah Group A Monticello
A new Past Noble Grand club of the Rebekah lodge was organized in Monticello last Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Russell Meade's home. Officers elected include President Sylvia Kreeb and Vice-President Velma Hollar with Floy Stoneking as secretary and Bonnie Meade as treasurer. Meetings are set for the third Monday each month and the group prepared paraphernalia for the district convention in Anamosa yesterday. The next meeting is April 21 at Sylvia Kreeb’s home.
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Noble Grand Rebekah
Noble Grand Club
Rebekah Lodge
Monticello
Russell Meade
Clarence Stoneking
Sylvia Kreeb
Velma Hollar
Floy Stoneking
Bonnie Meade
Anamosa
Meade
Stoneking
Rebekahs
St Johns Young People Honor Louise Baumann at Shower
The Young People’s society of St John’s Lutheran church surprised Miss Louise Baumann at a miscellaneous shower in the John Null home on Tuesday evening. Baumann is to marry Vernon Null soon. Guests presented gifts, then played games and shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reuter
Cleo Reuter
Eliwill Reuter
Low
Marcella Monk
Ralph Zimmerman
Carl Reuter
Mr. Reuter
St. John’s
Louise Baumann
Young People’s Society of
St. John's
Women Club Meeting Reports Education Topic in Iowa
Mrs. Ralph Wilson hosted the 94 Club at her home on March 21 with Mrs. R. J. Bone as president. Gene Byers chaired the program on Education in Iowa and Mrs. Jennie Emmons of Walnut attended as an out of town guest. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Coughlan
Switzerland
Iowa
Catherine Perley
Monticello
F. S. Stuhler
The
White Tower
James Ullman
A.C.E. Bridge Club
Howie
James Howie
Lloyd Clark
Norman Bringard
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Wilson
R. J. Bone
Gene Byers
Jennie Emmons
Walnut
Cornell Students Return for Easter Vacation
Miss Donna Grant Miss Marilee Matthiessen Dick Bonwell George C Coxsee and Raymond L Clark Jr return home from Cornell and DePaul University Chicago for Easter break to at home with Mr and Mrs Raymond L Clark Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Donna Grant
Marilee Matthiessen
Dick Bonwell
George C. Coxsee
Raymond L. Clark, Jr
DePaul University
Chicago
Raymond L. Clark, Sr
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Mrs
Charles G. Schneiters
Vernon Null
Clarence Zahina
His
Barnstormers
Judy Hollar
James Hollar
Bonnie Schneider
Margaret Edwards
Wallace Tuetken
Paul Chisman
Elaine Appleby
Karen Freese
Sharon Zubler
Dottie Lou
Bonnie Jo
Delphian Club
Fred Kay
Bren
Kate Maurice
F. E. Stimson
Wade Long
Irving Kintzel
Express
National Honey
Red River
del Monte
Hilex
Abe
Floyd’s Grocery
Sunkist
Kellogg’s
Cobblers
Long’s Dept. Store
Stokely
Lipton
Peg, C
Palmolive
Ares
National
Flore
Philadelphia
PEG
Swift
NATCO
KRAFT
Hellman
Wilbert
Jar
Dailey
Dr. Price
Oscar Mayer
Swanson
Pascal Celery
Florida
U. S
Richter
LINCO
Gartner Flying Service
John C. Roberts
Congregational Women’s Society
Women’s Society of the Congregational Church
W. E. Ganfield
Cascade
Ventura and Ruth Photo Studio
Hopkinton
Hopkinton, Iowa
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