Stahlbergs Celebrate 65 Years With Card Shower
Mr and Mrs John Stahlberg of Scotch Grove observed their 65th wedding anniversary on Tuesday April 9 with more than 60 postal cards and a neighborhood gathering at their home. Married April 9 1891 the couple lived near Center Junction before moving to Scotch Grove. They have eight children 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Grace a daughter is deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stahlberg
Scotch Grove
Stahlberg
Grace
Henry
August
Carl
John
Haye Tobiason
Ann Streets
Earl Lehmann
Patriotic Program At Schreiner Chapter Eastern Star
Schreiner chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting led by Worthy Matron Olga Stott. Four new members were initiated and a patriotic program followed, with flag presentation by the Star Points and colors placed on the altar. A silver veterans offering was taken for town hospital veterans, then refreshments for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
C.E.S. Schreiner
Order of the Eastern Star
Olga Stott
Will Hiller
Sprague Hosford
Esther Nicoll
Miriam Hansen
Star Points
Glenn Lambert
Olive Abel
Harriet Hintz
Harriet McNeill
Helen Harford
Hattie Tedrow
Florence Clark
Anne Echternacht
Vernita Shafer
St Matthew's Ladies Aid Holds April Meeting
The St Matthew's Lutheran Ladies Aid met in Luther Hall on April 8 with Rev. Adix presiding. Plans were made for a food and bake sale on April 27 at Zimmerman's store. New member Mrs. Kenneth Denzin joined. refreshments by Mrs. Del McVay. guests included several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew’s
Ralph Christiansen
Henry Peters
Ralph Stemmer
Ray Peters
Ben Behrends
Evangelical Ladies Aid Met Wednesday in Service and Social
Evangelical and Reformed church Ladies Aid met on Wednesday April 3 with Rev. Andrew Mast leading devotions and presenting Venturies in Building a Soul. After a business session led by President Mrs George Buol a social hour followed with Easter decorated tables prepared by Buol Steiner and Hall. Refreshments were served by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Andrew Mast
George Buol
Gilbert Steiner
John Steiner
Gene Hall
Carl Steiner
Harley Stoneking
Club 12 Hosts Birthday Parties for Two Members
The Club 12 neighborhood group hosted birthday gatherings for Mrs. Lyle Ride nour and Mrs. Herson Fadley. Afternoon visits ended with refreshments as the food committee of Mrs. Lloyd Pickett Mrs. S H Schneider Mrs. Harvey Harford and Mrs. Lillian Harms presided. Both parties were well enjoyed.
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Club 12
Club
Lyle Ridenour
Lloyd Pickett
S. H. Schneider
Harvey Harford
Lillian Harms
Herson Fadley
Ruth N Hein Weds Marcus J Lahey
Miss Ruth N Hein daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hein wed Marcus J Lahey son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lahey of Sand Springs in a Wednesday April 10 ceremony in Anamosa. The bride wore a flame color spring suit with grey accessories and a gardenia corsage. The couple were unattended and drove to Clintonville Wisconsin to visit the bride’s sister Mr and Mrs Vernon Waldron after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth N. Hein
John Hein
Marcus J. Lahey
Ralph Lahey
Sand Springs
Anamosa
Clintonville
Wis
Vernon Waldron
Rebekah Lodge Plans Initiatory Work for April Meeting
Noble Grand Louise Luck presided over the Rebekah lodge regular session on Wednesday evening. Initiatory work was planned for the next meeting on April 17. A pot luck lunch followed. Charlene Sutton was named social committee chair. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Anna Rolls, Dora Moats, and Katherine Adams.
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Rebekah Lodge
Louise Luck
Charlene Sutton
Anna Rolls
Dora Moats
Katherine Adams
Rainbow Girls Visit Methodist Church Annual Event
Monticello Rainbow Girls council and Rainbow mother Mrs. Madge Shaffer attended the morning worship service at the Methodist church last Sunday. This marks the annual Rainbow Girls activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Rainbow Girls Council
Madge Shaffer
Methodist Church
Rainbow Girls
Crippled Children Receive New Volunteer Registry
The Towa Society announces a national linked registry with the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults to match trained personnel with handicapped service needs. Mrs. Dorothy Phillips outlines how workers from any state can register for preferred job types and locations, enabling cross state postings and broader outreach. Also noted are a birth in Geneva New York and local social notices.
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Towa Society For Crippled Children and the Disabled
Dorothy Phillips
Iowa Society
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Iowa
Chicago
California
New York
Miss Mary Doxsee Hosts Family Dinner Honors
Miss Mary Doxsee entertained a family dinner honoring Mrs C A Doxsee on her birth anniversary. Mr and Mrs W K Doxsee shared honors for their second wedding anniversary. Out of town guests from Mount Vernon, John Wolf visited Clinton friends. Chief and Mrs Carl Rohr of Dubuque were Sunday visitors at the Gerald Rohr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Cox
Edward Cox
Phyllis
Dorothy Behrends
Sand Springs
Audrey Egger
Charlotte
Nancy Deischer
Jeanne
Wilma Cox
Simon Locher
Larry Robertson
John Fraser II
Mary Doxsee
C. A. Doxsee
W. K. Doxsee
Mount Vernon
Carl Rohr
Dubuque
Gerald Rohr
Constable McClintic Served 70 Years in Virginia Township
In 1876 S D Mec Clintio appeared on the republican ballot in Virginia township Warren county as constable. Elected and largely in office for 70 years the 90 year old lives in New Virginia and runs a livery stable still though no horse or rig has existed for 20 years. He begins days by tending the barn and office, preparing for visitors, but this year did not seek re election.
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S. D. MecClintio
Virginia Township
Warren County
New Virginia
McClintic
Lieutenant Barnett Seeks Pass for Indianola Marriage
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard Lt. George H. Barnett showed his pass to an officer before leaving to marry Miss Janice Hamilton in Indianola. The officer asked if he knew Hamilton from Monmouth College. Barnett confirmed their engagement and obtained the pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Navy Yard
George H. Barnett
Navy Yard
Indianola
Janice Hamilton
Monmouth College
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J- Stahlbergs
W.S.C.S
Women's Society of Christian Service
Robert Kopp
M. B. Leonard
Wade Long
E. H. Huibregtse
Goven, Eddins & Co
la Salle St
Lady Corinne
League of Women Voters
Tom Hamilton
O. R. Howie
Henry Adams
R. V. Mullen
BB Club
Ross Baty
Harold Severn
Harrison Lubben
Isaac Schneider, Jr
M. J. Cass
Charles Podhaski
James Hollar
Russell Meade
Roy Morey
Clover Leaf Club
Joe Catlett
Shirley, Hopkinton
Ben Che
Bert Freeze
Grant Stambaugh
Lizzie Behrends
Borden
Borden-Hutchinson
Visit Methodist Church
Crippled Children
William Fowler
Geneva
N. Y
Harriett
Loren Bronemann
Fred E. Poppe
Winifred
Merle Atwood
Margaret Ann
Dale
Fred H.‘.Poppe
Raymond
John Fechtman
Harvey
Charles Mathes
Kephart
John Wolf
Clinton
Caroline
HAT Shop
Uuell
Mrs
Wim. Shaffer
Stephen’s Cafe
New Idea Corn Shelter
Home Stokers
Fairbanks-Morse
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
Monticello, Iowa
Duff
Kraft's Cheese
Breakfast OF Champions
Kes BO
Sunshine Cheez-It
Peg
Betty Crocker
Wilbert
Pascal Gelery
Sar
U.S
Florida
Texas
Iceberg Head
Stuhlers
Portis
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