Clare Adams Weds Howard J. Kirkwood in Monticello
Miss Clare Adams daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams of Monticello became the bride of Howard J. Kirkwood son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kirkwood in a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ceremony at the Presbyterian church. Rev. William J. Grossheim officiated with bridesmaids and out-of-town guests noted. The couple planned a short wedding trip, then will reside in Delhi.
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Artemisia
Finch
Presbyterian Church
Clare Adams
Henry Adams
Monticello
Howard J. Kirkwood
H. H. Kirkwood
William J. Grossheim
Earl DeShaw
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Virginia Miller
Miranda Steffens
Cedar Rapids
Harland Muller
Garnaville
Johanna Hill
Betty Adams
Ruth Adams
Vernon Kirkwood
Dale Adams
Donald Maire
Wendel Kirkwood
Lenox College
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kirkwood
Hopkinton High School
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Bradford
Ill
Delhi
J. G. Kirkwood
Wendell
Dubuque
Elmore
Quass
Peters
Vaughn
John Rickels
Mary Ellen
Decorah
Steffens
Miller
Meeks
Hayward
Birthday Club Elects Officers and Hosts Pot Luck Dinner
A newly organized birthday club met last Thursday with Mrs. John Smith. Sixteen members attended a social pot luck dinner. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Irving Hintz president and Mrs. Norman Clark secretary-treasurer. Monthly meetings planned except April. Birthday celebrations noted for Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. John Wilcox. Schreiner chapter OES held a 4 PM initiation of three new members at the Masonic temple, with 75 present for the evening meeting.
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Olin Howie
Goudy
George Maire
John Yossi
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Goudy’s
Lloyd Clark
C. E. York
Harry Rodman
Will First
J. A. Howie
Lee Byerly
Donald Sutherland
John Smith
Irving Hintz
Norman Clark
John Wilcox
Schreiner Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Selma DeShaw
Anamosa
Cascade
Clarence
Spencer
Ellenor Sawyer
J. Sawyer
Selma de- Shaw
Grimes
Bertyce Goettsch
Lydia Guyan
Temple
Belle Timmins
Chloe Skelley
Leona Uhr
Alta Matthiessen
Rose Hodson
Luin Cass
Huldah Peet
Alma Stickford
Helen Guyan
Annual Meeting of Monticello Red Cross Holds April 17
The Monticello chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m on April 17 at the library. The meeting covers reports officer elections and other business. Anyone contributing $1 00 or more last drive is urged to attend hear reports and vote. H E Husman Red Cross Chairman.
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Monticello
The
American Red Cross
State of Iowa
H. E. Husman
Red Cross
Easter Church Services Across Denominations
Sacred Heart Catholic Church lists Masses Sundays 8 10 a.m. and weekdays 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Confessions Saturday 3 30 and 7 p.m. Presbyterian Church announces Easter sermon The Resurrection with new members baptism and Easter pageant The Light Eternal and candle light communion April 6 Good Friday 2 3 p.m. Reformed Church offers 2 p.m. Good Friday service and Easter worship 10 80 with first communion for Palm Sunday class. St Matthew's Lutheran plans Good Friday German communion 10 a.m. Easter Sunday services 9:45 German and 10:45 English with Luther League event in evening.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
L.adix
Sunda School
Luther League
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Wayne Zioney
F. H. Kehren
Easter Services and church notices from local congregations
The notice lists Holy Week events and Easter services across multiple churches. T J Gerdes hosts Ladies Aid on April 12. Good Friday services at Congregational Church 2 pm. Easter programs at St John Evangelical Lutheran and Trinity and Methodist Church with sermons on The Joy at the First Resurrection and New Life Out of Dead Hope. Communions, Sunday schools, and choir activities noted.
First Farm Land Company Affiliate Report 1939
Report as of March 29 1939 on First Farm Land Company Monticello Iowa affiliated with Monticello State Bank Monticello Iowa details ownership control and bank relations The affiliate is wholly owned by the bank with no additional obligations disclosed and is listed as liquidating agent and property holder while the bank maintains full control through its stock ownership The sworn statement dated April 4 1939 by H M Carpenter Jr president confirms relations and the lack of other disclosed financial ties I R Meyer attested as witness
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
First Farm Land Company
Monticello
Iowa
Monticello State Bank
Towa
WME
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Wit Dank Ee
I. R. Meyer
Langworthy Creamery Pays 26 Cents for March Butter
The Farmers Mutual creamery of Langworthy paid patrons 26 cents a pound for sweet cream delivered in the first half of March, three cents less than February. Three months in year show a rise in butter production, with over 600000 pounds projected for the year if trends continue. The average test of March cream stood at 29.8 percent.
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Farmers Mutual Creamery
Langworthy
Workmen Erecting Wall Forms for P O Building
Footings for the new 46500 post office building have been poured and workers are erecting basement wall forms. Foreman Art Stenlund notes progress will be slow until above ground work starts, then bricks will rise quickly. Wahpeton Plumbing and Heating handles the plumbing.
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Art Stenlund
Wahpeton Plumbing and Heating Company
Wahpeton
N. D
Good Friday Services In Local Churches Monticello
Monticello businesses plan to close between two and three on Friday April 7 to allow employees to attend Good Friday services. Local churches schedule afternoon observances across the town and urge residents to join in.
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Monticello
Jones County First Half 1938 Real Estate Taxes Report
Don O Ruhl county treasurer reports a strong first half 1938 tax intake. March receipts $221 633 38 with January and February bringing total to $308 464 72 and homestead exemptions $50 873 22 not charged to taxpayers. Half year levy $357 477 72 plus current taxes delinquent taxes $2 890 83. Penalty of 0 75 percent applied to current taxes April 1.
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Jones County
Don O Ruhl
Unemployment Drops in Anamosa as Claims Fall
County jobless figures show a March drop with 62 fewer active claims at the Iowa State Employment Service office in Anamosa. Director Mrs Helen Stirsky cites spring job openings including government works and notes 1,975 pay orders totaling 17 675 issued since November 1 1988.
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Iowa State Employment Service Office
Anamosa
Helen Stirsky
Towa
March office job placements and housing demand noted
In March 976 persons visited the office and 34 men and women were placed on jobs. The active claim load dropped from 255 on March 1 to 163 now. Mrs Stirsky says strong demand for women seeking housekeeping work and employers want workers who will reside at their place of work.
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Stirsky
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