Local social notices fill Dubuque area this week
Miss Bertha Locher and Miss Frances Fagan visited in Dubuque Saturday. Various residents travel, host families in Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Monticello. A 90 piece Fiesta dinnerware set giveaway advertised. rummage sale scheduled for April 20 at the community building. multiple families visit relatives in Maquoketa, Oelwein, Davenport and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Locher
Frances Fagan
Dubuque
Methodist Ladies Aid
Webster News Roundup of Local Visits and Births
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs James Bender and family with Jahaleé and James David. Fern Lightfoot moves to Hopkins to help in the restaurant. Presbyterians attend Cedar Rapids Presbytery meeting at Marion. Clifford Ferring returns from Honolulu after three years in the army. The VFW hosts first district meeting in Burlington with Penternasht as junior vice commander. George Williamson and Mabel Harper Williamson welcome son John Stephen at John McDonald hospital. An extended visit brings Seraphine Schweitzer and Mrs Dakes to Webster. Maurice Maize's party travels to Rochester for final checkup after facial operation. Open house marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George E Rubins, mayor of Webster.
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Ray Echternacht
Deachter
Air
Foow. Hein
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Burlington
Penternasht
George Williamson
Springville
John McDonald Hospital
John Stephen
Williamson
Mabel Harper
Monticello
Paul Maize
Cedar Rapids
Merle Knight
Marion
Maurice Maize
St. Luke's Hospital
Maurice Marie
Rochester
Minn
Oris Randolph
Retta Maree
Clellen
Merle Hotchkiss
Webster
George E. Rubins
Randolph
Hotchkiss
Rubins
Frank Johnson 85 Dies of Fall in Perry Hospital
Frank Johnson former Monticello resident and Milwaukee engineer died April 4 at a Perry hospital after a fall. Funeral services were held April 7 with burial at Perry. Rev. A S Smith led the services and Masonic rites were given at the grave. Survived by daughter Mrs J W Jewett and five grandsons. predeceased by wife and a son. He had lived in Perry six years after a long Milwaukee career starting as a fireman and becoming an engineer in 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Monticello
Milwaukee
Perry
A. S. Smith
Methodist Church
Johnson
Ida Ryan
Beahl Ryan
Calmar
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Road
Ohio
Eastern
J. W. Jewett
Brookline
Mass
Harry
Plans Progress on Anamosa Building
The government through U.S. attorney W. D. Forth took title to the Anamosa site on South Ford Street opposite the City hall for a new post office. Architects are drawing alternate plans including a Farm Bureau office in the basement. one plan lacks the office. Property owners Cecil Farmer, $4,200. Mrs. James I. Remley, $2,700. Mrs. James Connally, $8,100 received from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
W. D. Forth
Mason City
United States
South Ford Street
City Hall
Farm Bureau
Cecil Farmer
James I. Remley
James Connally
Northeast Iowa PTA Conference Set in Dubuque
The Northeast district conference of the Iowa Parent Teachers Association meets in Dubuque on Friday April 26 Registration starts at 9 a.m President Mrs W O Johnston presides Topics include Parent Education and Summer Round Up Mrs R G Stuhler of Monticello speaks on Goals A luncheon at 12 30 features Rev S G Gutensohn Invocation After lunch What Youth Wants to Know is discussed by A J Draper Dr Ralph Ojemann of the University of Iowa leads Self Realization panel Towns represented include Monticello Marion Cedar Rapids Waterloo Cedar Falls Charles City and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association of Iowa
Dubuque
W. O. Johnston
R. G. Stuhler
Monticello
S. G. Gutensohn
First Congregational Church
A. J. Draper
The
Iowa Congress of Youth
R. J. Taft
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Ojemann
University of Iowa
Marlion
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Charles City
Reform Church Sunday Services Schedule
Church school session at 10 a.m. and Morning worship at 11 a.m. English language service centers on The Voice of Authority in an Age of Confusion. Encourage weekly attendance for spiritual growth and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
Six New Cars Listed By County Treasurer
Six new cars were registered in the county treasurer's office during the week. They are M. F. Carpenter Monticello Cadillac, Lou D. Carpenter Monticello Oldsmobile, F. L. Harrington Wyoming Studebaker, Clair Westphal Wyoming Ford, Viola Van Amburg Anamosa Willis, and William Pruess Olin Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Carpenter
Monticello
Cadillac
Lou D. Carpenter
Oldsmobile
F. L. Harrington
Wyoming
Studebaker
Clair Westphal
Ford
Viola van Amburg
Anamosa
Willis
William Pruess
Olin
Mercury
Tom Brighton Loses Finger in Workplace Accident
Thomas Brighton an employee at Franklin Equipment lost his right index finger in a machine accident Saturday. He will be unable to work for at least six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brighton
Franklin Equipment Company
Brighton
Parents Need Good Manners To Teach Children
A reader piece argues parents influence children by example. It cites a mother criticizing her son in front of a guest and explains such behavior teaches rudeness. The essay urges parents to model courtesy first and avoid public denigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Mary
Five Marriages Recorded in Anamosa Last Week
Five marriage licenses were issued by the Anamosa clerk of court during the last week. William H. Broderson 23 and Frances E. Gerdes 24 from Anamosa. Edwin F. Freese 22 of Scotch Grove with Lucille Anna Siebels 22 of Anamosa. Lafayette John P. Bahnsen from Wyoming with Luella Lena C. Pau Kon from Wyoming. Donald E. Schultz 24 of Wausau Wisconsin with Helen Troy 22 of Wausau. Wesley Amos Wilson 22 of Monticello with Elizabeth Rink 25 of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
William H. Broderson
Frances E. Gerdes
Edwin F. Freese
Scotch Grovell
Lucille Anna Siebels
Lafayette John P. Bahnsen
Wyoming
Luella Lena C. Paukon
Donald E. Schultz
Wausau
Wis
Helen Troy
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D. P. Young
Hubert Metcalf
Maurice Maire
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Tasgie
Sontev
Frances Franks
J. H. Perrine
Henry Kuriger
Henderson, Colo
Tie
Foe
St. Paul
Jack Curtin
Eclipse Lumber Ca
Don Cobb
Peoria, IL
Anna Ambucehl
Mrs
Eugene Himebaugh
Oelwein
Abs
Will Adams
Eclipse Lumber Co
Charles Butler
H. J. Minhart
George Good
Hopkinton
Mrs. Good
James Connolly
G. A. Ommen
Gerry Lee
Harry Maire
Marvin
Maquoketa
Marcus Maire
Paul Klaus
Klaus
Frank Podhaski
Helen Meyer
Mrs. J. I. Meyer
Ben Zumbrunnen
John Mc-Donald Hospital
Joy Moore
Chicago
Mildred Wilcox
Washington, D. C
Edwin Wilcox
William Knaark
Ella Granberg
Monte Jewelry
Adv
Henry Eilis
George Halsey
Maurine
William Elholms
W. F. Hintz
Paul
Davenport
Des Moines
Eliza Meadon
McDonald Hospital
Mrs. Tacey
Frederick P. Stuhler
F. Stewart Stuhler
Susan
Jack
San Antonio
Texas
Lou Spooner
Robert
Gaylord Anderson
Gerry
E. R. Wheeler
Jana
Zwingle
Alexis Wheeler
Eugene
Oregon
James W. Nelson
Jewelry
Schultz Bros
Corot
Parton
James Bender
Jahaleé Sr
James David
Maude Lightfoot
Fern
Hopkintoh Tuesday
Edwin Lightfoot
Wm. J. Grossheim
Presbyterian Church
Clifford Ferring
Honolulu
Mr. Perring
U. S Navy
Heles Dakens
Azearing
J. W. Schweitzer
Dakens
Schweitzer
Seraphine Schweitzer
R. N
Signal Plain
Iowa Department of Public Safety
P.T.A
Reformed Church
Tom Brighton
Iowa
Karl M. Keyes, D. D
Fabrica
Stahler
Stuhlers
Princess
Monticello, Iowa
James Stephenson
Philo Vance
Jack Randall
SUN
E. Bergen
C. McCarthy Mortimer Snead
Charlie McCarthy Detective
Wednes. Thurs
Stuart Erwin
M. Weaver
Patrick Knowles
Podhaski Hatchery
J. J. Hayes
Long’s Specials
Clinton
Wheaties
Jack Armstrong
Jial
Long’s Dept
Express
tLeies
Lady Finger
Cai
Bush
Nesap
Nash
Ake Nash
Stuhelas’ Grocery Department
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