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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

6

Scotch Grove Meeting Reports Trio of Local Events

Scotch Grove holds a Tuesday evening April 11 program at the Presbyterian church featuring music by George Harms and talks by Lee G Streets and a county agent. A township spelling contest led by Nel le V Morey includes six entrants from districts 2 4 and 5 with Dorothy Otten and Ida Louise Brokens already named to contest in Anamosa. Community notes recount the Sutherlands death in Wheatland Wyoming and local obituaries and gatherings, including a large Onslow dance and church activities at Wayne Center and Center Junction.

Presbyterian Church George Harms Harms Lee G. Streets Des Moines Nelle V. Morey Anamosa Clifton Abbott M. M. Sinclair R. D. Sanford Morey Dorothy Otten Laurel Naylor Hazel Eby Monticello Ida Louise Brokens Mabel Otten Center School Hazel Craig Lois Conley Hattie Eggerts Donald Wright Selena Otten John Otten Wayne Lutheran Church Lois Kuhns Lestus Kuhns Alexander Sutherland Scotch Grove Aleck Scotch Grove Township Frank Wheatland Wyo Lavina Barnhill Fred Montana Old Church Sutherland Flier Idaho Kate Clark Kansas City Nathaniel Jack Tecumseh Nebraska W. S Eby Will Winans John Hein Richland Township Jean Joan June Callahan L. J. Schlemme Eby Lewis Wright Esther Sinclair Wayne Center Lutheran Church W. B. Henricks Wartburg Roy Wright George Meadon Presbyterian Sunday School George Moats Kathleen Hughes Carol Naylor Moats Ethel Courtney George Courtney Irma Sanford Evelyn Miriam Courtney Center Junction Esther Reuter Elmer Hodge Rocky Ridge School Minnie Husman Farm Bureau John Stahlberg

Funeral Attendees Named for Mrs Will Winans in Monticello

Mrs Will Winans funeral in Monticello drew attendees including Mrs W B Clark 4 H leader Carol Naylor and Alfreda Husman who plan to attend a 4 H meeting at Anamosa Friday Husman is president of the Scotch Grove club and Naylor is the recreation leader Also on Monday Mrs Alva Zimmerman of Monticello visited her sister Mrs William Henrichs

Will Winans Monticello W. B. Clark

Onslow Community News Highlights and Meetings

Local notices cover guests and travels of Onslow residents including the Dunhams in Los Angeles and Chicago, and Harriet Lamey visiting Cedar Rapids. Community events include Guild and church meetings, Easter service plans, and the Jones County Sunday School convention set for April 19. Funeral notice for Lawrence Hunter Paul noted. several social visits and bridge and choir activities listed along with seed and farm supply ads.

Roy Dunham Russell Dunham Roy Bullock Los Angeles Chicago Harriet Ellen Marshall Wyoming George Paulsen Harriet Lamey Cedar Rapids Arthur Barlow Carl Frisbee Monmouth A. E. Hall Bert Wherry Max Hamilton George J. Reid Main Street Guild K. Kennedy Elia Orr Redding Calif S. G. Hutton J. D. Paul Anamosa Jessie McMaster Estelle McCune Irene Chatterton Cincinnati Kentucky Jones County Carrie Reade Monticello Jane Hanna Julius Michels Frank Johnson Loyal Smith Sumner Jesse Longfield Mount Vernon Lee Hansen George Reid Preston Reid Nettie Albery Ward Hicks al Babcock Herman Lightfoot George Sears Kenneth Kennedy Astruman Club Iowa George Lyons R. Provan Towa Provan Des Moines Eleanor Shaw Ruth Sears Billie Martha Enasler Cornell College Olin Miss Shaw Cornell Lawrence Hunter Paul Leesburg Mr. Paul John Margaret Paul Onslow Ohio Anna Clark Paul Roy Clark Paul Margaret McQuown Waterloo Millie Bombay Orange Cal Methodist Church I. O. O. F. Lodge Howard Willison Minnesota Farmers’ Grain Co Center Junction

Presbyterian Church Dinner and Business Session Held

Members of the Presbyterian church held their annual dinner and business meeting in Memorial hall on Friday evening. A picnic dinner opened the event as Rev. W. P. Nicholas led prayers. Henry Fishwild and John Inglis were chosen elders, with W. J. Beckwith chairing and R. H. White as secretary.

Presbyterian Church Memorial Hall W. P. Nicholas Henry Fishwild John Inglis W. J. Beckwith R. H. White Ben McGuire Robert Alden Leota Wherry Jane Inglis F. A. Layton A. W. Peck Oscar Kinler H. C. Griswold Howard Demoss Industrial and Missionary Societies

Local club and social calendar items in Wyoming area

A long list of community events from Wyoming and vicinity includes 4-H and hobby club meetings, card and bridge parties, quilting socials, and music memory studies. Notable items mention the Happy Hour 4-H club, Diana Fret club, Just-a-mere club, and Dorcas class gatherings, plus visits by families, church programs, and a Caesarean birth at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids. A local death and funeral plans for Lawrence Paul of Leesburg Va are noted along with several family visits and church union services planned for Passion week.

Lilian Agnes Nowachek Hobby Club Wyoming Mary Zumbrunnen Eleanor Roosevelt Lillian Nowachek Florence Mabel Happy Hour Vera Tompkins Mary Louise Willman Signa Streeper Lillian Kouba George Herzberger van Horn Herzberger Harriet Marshall Card Club Valda Barber Hazel Reitz Viola Mader Horace Smith William Wilker Will Wilker Iola Dorcas W. B. Brown O. G. Orcutt Des Moines Anti-Saloon League M. E. Church Stanley Scripture Goldie Anna St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Anne Smith Shelly Cleveland Ohio W. E. Demoss Howard Demoss Will Millsap Leon Carroll Clinton W. B. Scarcliff Sudah Levsen Ruby Roush Meta Wolfe Mame Eichhorn Dykema Calamus J. S. Parr Lawrence Pau Leesburg Onslow E. F. Rohwedder Millie Bombay Orange Calif Margaret McQuown Waterloo Roy Moran Kansas Wyoming Cemetery

Banks First Beer Second: Cherokee Times Note

Banks led reopening priorities for the new congress while breweries were a close second and agricultural relief trailed, signaling shifting economic attention after closures.

Banks Beer Congress

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