Cedar Rapids shoppers and visitors dominate local ads
Cedar Rapids residents and visitors frequent Keyes Jewelry, Devlin Millinery, and Locher's while relatives travel to and from Cedar Rapids. Local businessmen A J H McNeill and Ed Wirth promote services, kerosene, rugs, and pet supplies as Miss Thelma Ruof, Miss Ida Harms, and Miss Jayne Shover visit Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Thelma R Ruof
Cedar Rapids
Jayne Shover
Poe
John Letze
Local notices and social updates in Monticello area
A long list of local visits, church events, sales, and personal notices from Monticello and nearby towns. Individuals named include Miss Gladys Bancroft, Mrs. Foley, Miss Mildred Baumgardner, Miss Bernice Rodman, Miss Gertrude Aebi, and many residents visiting relatives or attending events. Shop ads promote spring sale at Newton Variety Store and Carbola vermin killer. Funeral, illness, and travel updates feature repeatedly.
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Newton
Local social and business notices from Monticello and surrounds
Summer plans and events from Monticello area include church notices, school plays, and a public sale. Families travel to visit relatives while local residents announce canning factory activity, ice sales, and a jewelry assignee. Local students return home for vacation and join community events.
Marriage notices and church concert events in Monticello area
Social news records two 1922 nuptials with Reverends officiating. Otto Rittmer and Miss Anna Decker ties, and Hilmuth Gold and Wilhelmina Knake wed in Monticello, with reception for 36. Glee Club from Coe College performed at the Presbyterian church, praising The Cavalier's Song and The Hunter's Farewell. Post office layoffs affect morning mail delivery in Monticello until July 1.
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Coe College
Claude Newcomb
Blair Johnston
Werrenrath
Mandelasohn
Messrs
Hollis Stanschool
Allan Schirmer
Merion Kadyk
Edward Sealy
Sealy
Cobb
Montijeqlie
Glee
Post Office Department of
United States
Monticello
Lincoln Thooni
Mary Locher
Lanigan
Milton Thoeni
Washington
Death of Mrs Heinrich Hayen in Monticello
Mrs Heinrich Hayen died at home on Grand street after a stroke on March 26 1920 following pneumonia two weeks earlier. She was born Gesche Katharine Harms in Repsholt Germany June 10 1851 and immigrated in 1869. She married Gerd Hagedon in 1874 and Weinrich Hagen in 1877, leaving eight children, fourteen grandchildren, and siblings Henry Harms Anna Weers and Engel Herren. Funeral services were held March 31 at Monticello home and Zion Lutheran Church Wayne township officiated by Rev J Willms in English and German.
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Heinrich. Hayen
Grand Street
Hayen
Monticello
Gerd Hagedon
Hagedon
Weinrich Hagen
Johann
Heinrich
Wayne Township
Meta Hedden
Scotch Grove
Elise Tobiason
Maria Thumann
Alma Stebels
Amber
Gesine,Rieken
Catherine Doden
Hagen
Henry Harms
Anna Weers
Engel Herren
Zion's Lutheran Church
J. Willms
Wayne Lutheran Church
Death of Alson O Danksy Algon 0 Danka Monticello resident
Alson O Danksy Danka aged 86 Monticello resident died Monday at noon at his daughter Mrs Newton C Deischer home after illness from influenza He was born November 20 1880 in Story County Ohio and lived in Ohio Illinois Wisconsin before moving to Iowa He married Cather Starr November 6 1865 and lived on a farm near Stoughton Wisconsin before moving to Monticello in 1893 Survived by daughter Mrs Susan Jane Deischer and widow of late Almon Danks burial at Prairie Hill cemetery beside wife Funeral held at Deischer home conducted by Rev Thomas M Nielsen and Rev Leonard Duckett
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Algon
Danka
Monticello
Mra
Newton CG. Delecher
Mr. Danks
Danks
North Cedar Street
Story County
Ohio
Almon Danks
Aurora
Illinois
Dane County
Wisconsin
Misa Cather Starr
Stoughton
Charlotte Helsey
John H. T Helsey
Almon
Susan Jane Deischer
Newton C. Deischer
Presbyterian Church
Prairie HI
Monticello Notes April 1903 Local Events and Obituaries
April 1903 Monticello record lists Joe Petersen opening a front in Rigby building for a second hand store. Mrs. Arduser and Mrs. Wilert Landherr die, Miss Deischer marries D D Main, and a new daughter for Gefken. School enrollment hits 611. library board selects Hogg property for $1000. superintendent McCracken and staff appointed with salaries. Depot construction begins. Behrends celebrate golden anniversary. Raymond Thomas named Naval Academy cadet alternate. burglaries yield goods later recovered. Alferts arrive from Germany. Orlando Davidson weds Florence Nowland in Jackson Tennessee. Julia Harbison dies. Tipton bank to build new stone-front bank.
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Monticello Express
Joe Petersen
Rigby
John’ Arduser
Lovell Township
Emma M.deischer
D D. Main
Colfax
Sarah Deischer
Martin Gefken
Castle Grove Township
Wilert Landherr
Center Junction
Mary 10. White
Board of Education
Monticello
Clarence McCracken
Mary I. Jarman
Nellie Turner
W. B. Sloan
John Tapken
James P. Lane
Creighton Medical College
Omaha
Joe O'Rourke
Wilkie Behrends
Bowen's Prairie
Raymond. Thomas
John G. Thomas
Congressman Cousins
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Thomas
B. L. Cobb
H. C. Wills
Waterloo
B. H. Johnston & Co
Fayette
John Alferts
Germany
William Behrends
Alferts
Orlando Davidson
James Davidson
Florence Nowland
Jackson
Tennessee
Davidson
Whiting
Indiana
Julia F. Harbison
Cyrus Helsey
Ear Rings and Silk Stockings Continue Fashion Talk
The Enquirer notes girls display ear rings more, while favorable commentary on them lags. It compares ear adornments to silk hose once paired with short skirts, reflecting evolving style and attitudes.
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