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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1928

Page

3

Cascade Death Claims Miss Luella Breitbach in Chicago

Luella Elizabeth Breitbach 18 died at 3 30 am on April 11 1928 in a Chicago hospital from pleuro pneumonia after influenza. Born Cascade March 3 1910 she was the eldest child of Louis N Breitbach and Mrs Breitbach. The funeral was held at St Marys Cascade with Rev John Breitbach of Columbia College officiating. Interment in St Marys cemetery.

Luella Elizabeth Breitbach Chicago Luella Breitbach Cascade Louis N. Breitbach Carlton Royal Virginia Orvel Floyd Paul Rolland Luella Kurt & Gross Undertaking Catherine Kirchen St. Mary's Church John Breitbach Columbia College Thomas Rooney J. B. Albers St. Mary’s Cemetery Ralph and Harold Kirchen Bernard Finn Hillary Koob Francis Breitbach Nicholas Koob, Jr Francis Schwind Joseph Featherston Loras Finn J. J. L. Breitbach William Breitbach Lattnerville Jacob Breitbach John Francis Halliday Peosia Cecelia Breitbach Clinton Frank Koppes Dubuque J. P. Kirchen Ralph Harold Anamosa Leonard Bader Thomas Bader Celestine Isabelle Bader Monticello Joseph Fuhrman William Featherston Bertha Supple Edward L. Cooley Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Cooley Timothy Mahoney Iowa Joseph F. Cooley John B. Becker Leona Cooley J. F. Brema Cooley St. Martin's St. Martin's Church St. Martin’s Cemetery John C C. J. Devlin William Knepper J. E. Supple J. T Freeburg Minn Rooney Clara Larson Marie Jones Delaware Lawrence Donovan Garry Owen Donovan Margaret Becker John T. Breen Sacred Heart Church George A. Hauck Paul Becker St. Peter's Church Temple Hill Martha Featherston Illinois Bell Telephone Company Rockford James T. Bevans Austin Alexander Vincent Mound City Alexander Selby S. D J. H. Devaney Boston

Local births and community notes in Amber area

A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hicks last Monday. Mrs. Chapman tends to mother and child. Various residents visit Cedar Rapids and Anamosa for care, shopping, and church events. Rev. Meyer bids farewell. community groups meet. local families deal with illness, travel, and farm work. Wyoming pioneers honored at Legion event.

Merle Hicks Hale Sarah Woodyard Anamosa Meeks Woodyard John Paul Clifford Paul Elsie Laura Holst George French Mae Lucille Himebaugh Cedar Rapids Carol Hunwardson Ruth Suckow Iowa Bernadine Smith Martha Osteno Jennie Smith Clara Meyer Ladies’ Guild W. Hicks John Shedeck Ernest Horton Bert Wherry Willison Kennedy Mary Paul Hutton Fletcher Monticello Supple Temple Ti John Neelans Ma‘quoketa

Home Grown Seeds Are Cheapest When Balanced

Home grown seeds prove cheapest when balanced for soil health and plant needs. Proper balance maximizes germination and yields while reducing input costs and reliance on store bought varieties.

Hawthorne and Bay View clubs meet with varied talks

The Hawthorne club gathered with Mrs. Virginia Johnson last Monday to study Japan with papers by Miss Emma Alden and Mrs. Florence Soule. Music was a club chorus and refreshments followed served by Mrs. Stella Mallicoat. Chicago guest Mrs. Rose Day attended. The Bay View club met with Mrs. Elzabeth Wher ry on Tuesday evening, with current events, readings on Flowers and Their Origin, The Wild Garden in Kentucky, and Arrangement of Flowers in the Garden and Home, followed by refreshments.

Hawthorne Club Virginia Johnson Japan Emma Alden Florence Soule Stella Mallicoat Rose Day Chicago Bay View Club Elzabeth Wherry Cora Beckwith Kentucky Sarah First Kate Bronson Commercial Club

Local Events Highlight Center Junction Activities

Center Junction hosts a display by Deseca Camp Fire girls at Himebaughs featuring garments made by the girls to send to New York City for disaster emergencies. The Light Bearers meet at the Robbie home with Phyllis Robbie and Helen Welch leading. The Women’s Missionary Society plans a meeting April 26 at Mrs Thomp son’s. The Great Mall Robbery melodrama plays at the Center Junction theater Friday and Saturday April 20 21. Aliso “The Romance of Rubber” shows at 8 p.m. John Ketelsen ships two carloads of black Angus steers to Chicago with Richard Lang, visiting Miss Carolyn Lang.

Deseca Himebaugh New York City R. S. Robbie Phyllis Robbie Helen Welch Women’s Missionary Society S. G. Thompson Roaring Rails Center Junction Theater Aliso John Ketelsen Chicago Richard Lang Carolyn Lang George D. McDonald Margaret McDonald O. O. Watson Maquoketa Peter Prahm Anamosa William Johnston Hopkinton G. O. Long Monticello C. Steck William Sutton Cedar Rapids C. A. Burmeister J. A. McDonald L. A. Downing Frank Husman Marguerite Marjory Dawes

Anamosa Hospital Report and Local Musical News

The hospital at Anamosa treated a patient with pneumonia and notes a slow recovery. 560 has been taken to the hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kleineck and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson attended a Cedar Rapids event last Thursday featuring the Silvertown Cord orchestra and the Silver Masked tenor at Danceland. Miss Mary Leech and her glee club along with her piano soloist placed first in their field.

Devaney Supreme Board of Directors The Knights of Columbus Naomi Dahlem Mercy Hospital Dubuque J. B. Albers St. Peter and Pauls New Vienna Camille Devaney Notre Dame William Featherston Chicago Charles Gray Amber Rose Mary Roland Badger Cedar Rapids Harry Campbell Monticello Campbell Clara Anderson Nan Walsh Donald Bowser Irene Bodeker Dale Paul Anamosa James Gray Henry Folkers Scotch Grove John Freese Will Rickels Gerd Moenck E. E. Willis Henry Dirks George Herren Will Dirks Louis Meade Center Junction Lowell Lincoln Black Oak George Mardorf Here Mardorf Will Werdeman Ed Englehart August Husman Tillie Emil Husman Carl Husman Clarence Rickels Willie Husman Mercy John Cook Otto Otten John Gerdes Jack Husman Ben Sievertsen Sievert Sievertsen Paul Hanken Will Zimmerman Frank Sutherland Philip Bailey J. E. Duncan Smith Omaha E. F. Kleineck Harry Johnson Silvertown Cord Orchestra Danceland Mary Leech

Flower Growing Book Released By Iowa State Expert

E OC Vols head of floriculture at Iowa State College Ames writes Home Flower Growing a 342 page guide by Macmillan Co New York. The work covers outdoor flower issues and house plant culture with detailed indexing and 118 illustrations to aid the discussion.

E. OC. Vols Iowa State College Ames Macmillan and Co New York City Inci Dent

Radio Listings Chronicle Daytime Schedule Across Networks

A dense schedule of radio programs listing time slots and stations. Multiple networks including WOC WOW WCCO WHO WOOCO WOC and others feature music dramas orchestras and talk shows with various hour blocks and program names such as Walter Damroech Hoover Sentinels and Grand Opera.

WOC WOW Roxy Utah WCCO Collier’s WOOCO Atwater Kent WHO Spana Troubadours Goodrich Woo Walter Damroech Philco Orchestra A. Lincoln Dodge Brothers Hoover Sentinels

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