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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

Page

2

Easter Services at Presbyterian Church in Center Junction

Rev. A G Lacey of Cedar Rapids to lead Easter services at the Center Junction Presbyterian Church on Sunday April 20 with choir, violin, piano, and religious selections. Numerous local residents appear in notices of social events, visits, and community club activities surrounding the weekend.

Center Junction A. G. Lacey Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church Calvary Ee Sectesaes Velma Pangburn Burmeister Miller Lucille Norris Emmy Smith Stella Stingley Mothewise Dativuter History Orgsboa Ohol Bios Fhe Ho Harry William Extshal Fr. L. Serbousek O. M. Miller John Oscar Anamosa John Breed Eloise Young Cornell Lucile Winnebaugh Hopkinton Monticello Arthur Hirgsbaugh Topkinton Nels Mortensen Mary Cartright Harry Johnson Stone Delhi Jakelin Straff Watson's Shop Lamotte

Amber Cooperatives Annual Meeting and Local News Digest

The Amber Cooperative Shipping association held its annual members meeting last Thursday afternoon. Officers re-elected were Lincoln president Daly secretary-treasurer and Philip manager. The books for the year were satisfactory. Local church and community notes record Sunday School officers and volunteers, a birthday gathering for Mr Folker, and various residents’ updates. A newborn son arrived to Mr and Mrs Carl Siebels, the fourth child in the family. Rev R Ferguson of Cedar Rapids attended.

Amber Amber Coperative Shipping Association Aes HO TI Lincoln Pooit Daly Gees Marc Philip Presbyterian Sunday School Ross Lincoln Gene Bailey Perry Bute Lloyd Robertson Vern Rynerset Mir Ryerson John Freese Henry Foulkera Folkers Coleman Grandma Coleman Marshalltown Francis Wroblewski Anamoga George Bodiker Lew Waake Knake Henry 12 Harms Florida George Mardorf German Mutual Fire Insurance Association Carl Siebels Rev. R. Ferguson Cedar Rapids

Community events and services around Ames

In Ames area notes mention an April 24 evening meeting at the Presbyterian church with health plays and speakers including Ames residents, plus a Women's Community Club April 22 program led by Mrs G J Hughes. Easter services and a visit by Dr AL G Lacey are planned at the Presbyterian church. Weather and road conditions affect events and attendance.

Presbyterian Ocnure Ames Women's Community Club G J Hughes Red Cross F. A. Royden R. A. Naylor Presbyterian Church AL G. Lacey Cedar Rapids Little Brown The Vale Lacey Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Windier Eby Weapelle Eby Bernice Duta Anginnesa van Parebas Seeloek Ben Vermin Hite van + feather Mary Leoeedmoy Corbitt Delhi Lyle Catlahuanmowas Hopkinton Charles Keeobs Chicago

Local church programs and community notices in Wyoming archive

The Supday School at the Moo church will present a cantata led by S Aner. A Presbyterian movie screening is planned for Sunday evening at the church. Mrs Ida Peuler awarded a silk flag with a speech. M H Morse spoke to children as a G A RR veteran. W RL presents silk flags to Sunday School and lower grades. Rev Paul Radloff preps a confirmation class at the Lutheran church with named members. Hawthorne club met with Mrs Brown to discuss season selections and health laws.

Wyoming Supdasy School Moo Chureh Dvester Morniage, Inc S Aner Rene Presbyterian Chureh Ida Peuler W. 1 C M. H. Morse G. A. RR W. RL Paul Radloff Lutheran Church Fred Buckholty Ben Behrends Iona Eggers Mimily Lgeers Hilda Hansen Jessie Close

Local Notes From Sand Spring Community

April reports from Sand Spring detail visits by Mesdames Pierce and Doan to Hopkinton, a postponed poultry club meeting due to bad roads and sickness, and care for a newborn in Maynard. Several residents are listed with visits, social events, and errands in nearby towns including Cedar Rapids Worthington Monticello and Hopkinton.

H. S. Pierce F. M. Doan Fred Jioan Hopkinton Poultry Club C. K. Greer F. J. Gestel Fred Heeren Maynard Schiool House BK. A. Dunlap Walter Hahn H.C. Bufoe Mro C. J Worthington Smith Hospheree Schneer Hey Francis Schuh Jn Foo Gestel Mr. Bell J. LeRoy Farmer Monticello Henry Dehrends Gene Stevenson J. PB. McDonough Frank Ferring Wil Murray, Jr Creamery Alex All Dale Wheeless Grippe Raymond Becker

Death of Balster Infant at Castle Grove

The Balster family mourns the death of their infant daughter Pauline born October 31 1923 who passed away after a brief illness at 11 o clock Saturday night. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev Scherf with large attendance as the community offers sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. L F Balster in their hour of affliction.

Irma Arline Castle Grove Farm Bureau G. J. Heiken Wayne Henry Hussman Monticello James F. Delay & Sons Liew Anne Reneandes Caspera Castle Grove L. F. Balster Pauline Balster Wink Lutheran Church Scherf

Cedar Rapids Woman Returns After Marion Visit

A Cedar Rapids resident, Isham Eeme, returned home Thursday after a brief Marion visit. Relatives noted the two days apart and the trip as a small family matter.

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Roof Fire at Clerk Rees Home Causes No Ice Shortage

A noon blaze traced to roof shingles near Clerk B G Rees caused damage to a residence. No ice remained in the house for hours before the fire was observed. Velma Smith, three, died yesterday afternoon from kidney trouble. Funeral services will be at Loder chapel tomorrow morning with Oakwood cemetery interment in Monticello. The late Miss Carrie Wildey leaves 32006 income to a relative for a memorial fund at the Iowa State College for the Blind in Vinton for needy students.

B. G. Rees Velma Smith Louis Smith Welock Loder Chapel

Beneficiary funds for blind students and local marriage noted

The article mentions a $2000 bequest to the Charles Wildey Memorial Fund for training blind students. It also reports Ramsay Hinrichsen and Anna J. Langkjer marrying in Maquoketa, with Rev. Joslin officiating at the Strickell home on Huber Street. An incident in Davenport involved Spank Wo Miller being knocked down. he was treated and discharged. The Iowa City University issued a water analysis showing the city supply is clean despite some tap impurities.

Ramsay Hinrichsen Anna J. Langkjer Maquoketa Charles Strickell Huber Street Joslin Hinrichgen Si Che Spank Wo Miller Olin Davenport Mier Mery Rospital Atra Abe Kepore Iowa City

Hopkinton Leader Items Note Residents Return and Town Finances

Mr and Mrs W H McNeill returned from a California trip by auto expressing enjoyment and no trouble. The Hopkinton annual financial report shows a prudent council with a general fund balance of 2257.48 enabling plans without delay. Victor Main son of Mr and Mrs H L Main died after tonsillitis and scarlet fever leading to pneumonia. funeral is today at 2 PM with Rev G Self officiating.

W. H. McNeill California Victor Main H. L. Main Victor Rev. G. Self M. E. Church

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