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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

8

Mrs. C R Marshall Dies At Home In Wyoming

Funeral services for Mrs EB R Marshall who died Saturday night at her home on east Green street were held Monday at 10 am with Rev F E Somerville in charge. Burial was in Wyoming cemetery. Survivors include six children and a wide circle of relatives across Wyoming Onslow and nearby towns.

Wyoming EB. R. Marshall East Green Street F. E. Somerville Methodist Church Edith Janet Reade Nelson Ellen Osborne Reade Onslow Edwin R. Marshall Maquoketa Monticello California Marshalls Marshall Crescent Printing Company Harold Gordon Charles Lyle Pinole Calif Ellen Oskaloosa Russell Harriet) Chaplin Jessie Arnold Frank Bessie) Dawes Center Junction Clarence A. Reade W. C. George Ana Belle Narin Alexander Lucy Narin Harrington Solomon Oxford Junction George Henry Petersen Carl Germany Rebekah Madonna Linn-Jones Counties C. R. Smith St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Albert Buresh Chris Eichhorn St. Luke’s Hospital Fred Latare Jackson County Hospital Parley American Legion Auxiliary Ernest Reitz Pearl Buck Roche Memorial Library Literary Guild Candlemas Bay John Gunther MacArthur Will Rogers Band Lloyd Collier W. V. Somerville W. N. Morse Harrison Mrs. Morse Waterloo Mary Thomson Fred Luke Presbyterian Industrial Society, Atend

Local Social Roundup From Sand Springs and Nearby Homes

A sequence of visits and gatherings across Sand Springs and surrounding towns highlights family events. The Hill family cares for two month old Michael while Mrs. Hill undergoes major surgery in Iowa City. Numerous dinners, birthday celebrations, and Sunday visits involve the Batchelders, Eilers, Albanys, McGraws, Paynes, Dighton, Welter, and other neighbors, including trips to Manchester and Cascade.

Sand Spring Michael Hill Walter Hill Elmer Heeren Hill Iowa City Ray Chaplin Glenn Eilers John Batchelder Fred Welter Dubuque Welter Bert Dighton Mark McDonald Harold Dunn Archie Payne Vernon Payne Cyril Albany Fred Egger Fred Binning Manchester Earl Batchelder Central City Claude Batchelder Center Junction Nelson Freeze Noel Ernie Wahl Monticello Ray Payne Sr Charles Thing Lew Slauson John Albany Sr Anamosa

Scotch Grove Club Activities Include Easter Bonnets and Birthdays

Scotch Grove community notes recount a April gathering at Mrs. D. C. Hansen’s Monticello home where Arthur Godfrey favorites and Easter hats dominated a social day with prizes for originality. A birthday cake, served music, and Recreation prizes followed as fourteen members and guests enjoyed the afternoon. A Scotch Grove Farm Bureau meeting moved to the depot due to bad roads, canceling a planned square dance. Arlene Kuhns and Melvin Holub wed at St Patrick’s, while 4-H girls gathered for grooming instruction led by Helen Tucker.

Scotch Grove Arthur Godfrey Oak Drive Community Club D. C. Hansen Monticello Ed Meier R. Moncrief Edna Fluckiger August Brokens Robert Schoon Mocking Bird Sara Taylor Arthur Husmann Henry Rickels Mrs. Brokens Mrs. Gottleaber Farm Bureau Sala Talver Clark Seated Grove Presbyterian Church Vinton Arlene Kuhns Lestus Kuhns Melvin Holub Anamosa St. Patrick’s Church Scotch Crrove Sacred Heart Helen Tucker Sunshine R. H. Oltmans Etta Reuter Mary Jane Delores Geraldine Moats Merna Leona Folkers Helen Ruth Postel Delores Helgens

Richland Wildcats Hold May Meeting at Hein Home

The Richland Wildcats 4 H group met at Ivan Hein's home with nine members and two visitors led by Paul Sehneiter. They recited the 4 H pledge, received materials, ordered T shirts, and practiced nail removal. Lunch followed. The next meeting is set for May 11 at Jerry Schneiter's home.

Richland Wildcats Ivan Hein Paul Sehneiter Hein Jerry Schneiter

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