Lillian Locher to Wed Ambrose Strittmatter
Mr and Mrs John J Locher announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lillian to Ambrose M Strittmatter of Cedar Rapids, son of Leonard N Strittmatter of Des Moines The wedding is set for May 19 in Monticello Both families and several local figures are noted in this society notice with extensive regional movements and visits surrounding upcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Locher
Lillian
Ambrose M. Strittmatter
Cedar Rapids
Leonard N. Strittmatters
Des Moines
Monticello
Miss Locher
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame University
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Iowa City
Strittmatter
Dowling School
Drake University
Delta Theta Phi
United States Department of Justice
Henry von Sprecken
John Soukup
Tucson
Ariz
Clarence Ehler
East Moline
Ill
Ernest von Sprecken
Oxford Junction
L. A. Oltman
Arnold Jacobs
John Jacobs
H. W. Jacobs
Verna Craig
Rapid City
South Dakota
John Moore
Jim Read
Sharon
Mr. Read
Winterset
Ed Hulburt
Read
Burial Held Friday For Eda Van Buren
Eda Van Buren died Tuesday evening April 15 at her daughter's home in Monticello area. Funeral services were held Friday April 18 at 2 pm at Goetisch Funeral Home with Rev. James Hodgson and Rev. J Arthur Young officiating. Interment at Oakwood cemetery. She was born February 8 1884 in Castle Grove township and taught in Jones county rural schools before marrying George J. Van Buren in 1907. Three daughters and a son survive, plus ten grandchildren and several siblings. She lived in Tipton from 1937 to 1946 and was active in Open Prairie chapter DAR among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda van Buren
Austin Spahr
Goetisch
James Hodgson
Coe College
J. Arthur Young
Wvubuque
James McLaughlin
J.C. Hodgson
W. D. McLaughlin
Wilbur Cartano
Loren Cramer
John Eichhorn
Gerhard Ommen
Harold Scherrer
Marion Balster
William Reade
Oakwood Cemetery
van Buren
Castle Grove Township
Archibald
Orpha Cramer
Monticello
Jones County
George J. van Buren
John
Backus
Minn
Helen
Ruth
Herbert L. Prescott
Grinnell
Paul
LeRoy
Fred Cramer
L. F. Balster
Will Hiller
Harold A. Deischer
Tipton
Open Prairie Chapter
D.A.R
Obituary and Community Notices for Tipton Figures and Anamosa Orders
Funeral attendance spans numerous towns with lists of relatives and friends including John W. Van Buren Backus Minn and Mrs Herbert Prescott Grinnell. Also noted are past regent and matron roles in OES and garden club activities plus VFW installation set for Anamosa on April 23 with Monticello Auxiliary aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out of Town
John W. van Buren
Backus
Minn
Herbert Prescott
Grinnell
Paul W. van Buren
LeRoy
J. Arthur Young
Dubuque
Glen Pettson
Martin Smith
Lamont
Silas Smith
Arch Smith
Emily Clemmons
Manchester
Ed Keith
Delhi
Clyde Thompson
Clell Moulton
Hopkinton
John Eichhorn
Wyoming
William Reade
Onslow
Loren Cramer
Marengo
Bertha Reader
Will Carroll
Chapman
McClellan
Tipton
E. &. Orcutt
Des Moines
James Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
Keith Miell
Central City
Department
Ray Echternacht
Ione Hein
Gale Edwards
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Anamosa
Monticello
Old Glory Flag Story From Salem Memorandum
The term Old Glory refers to the U S flag with 24 stars housed in a Salem Massachusetts museum. It was named by Salem shipmaster Captain William Driver shortly after Missouri became the 24th state joining the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Salem
Mass
William Driver
Missouri
Union
Emma Milner Dies At Sioux City Home
Emma L. Milner 79 of 1624 West 15th Street Sioux City died at home after a long illness. Born September 11 1869 in Connecticut she moved to Monticello as a child and later taught in Monticello public schools. Survived by two daughters three sons 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She belonged to the First Presbyterian Church of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma L. Milner
West 15Th Street
Sioux City
Monticello
Emma Pond
Dan Pond
Milner
Connecticut
William B. Milner
Traer
Plymouth County
Mr. Milner
Bridal Wreath Traditions In Old England
The bride wore a rosemary entwined Bridal Wreath at the altar. The flower, fragrant, was first dipped in perfumed water, a custom linked to wedding ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Co-Op Electricity Powers One Third of U.S. Farms
More than one third of the nation’s electrically powered farms now receive service from cooperative lines. The shift reflects expanding rural coverage and cooperative growth across multiple states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Op
United States
Co-Operative
Mrs. Adam Hein Dies Monday in Jones County
Mrs. Adam Hein longtime Jones county resident died Monday evening at her North Maple street home after a short illness. Funeral 2 PM at First Presbyterian church Monticello with Dr William J Grossheim officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers include grandsons John Zirkelbach Dean Zirkelbach Howard Zirkelbach Robert Zirkelbach Harry Guyan Everett Wilson. Survived by husband Adam Hein and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hein
Jones County
North Maple Street
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
William J. Grossheim
Oakwood Cemetery
John Zirkelbach
Dean Zirkelbach
Howard Zirkelbach
Daughters listed from Scotch Grove Monticello and Medford area
The obituary mentions daughters Mrs Ed Zirkelbach Scotch Grove Mrs Paul Guyan Monticello Mrs Herman Bajasch Monticello and Mrs Norman Davidson Monticello along with ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Two sisters Mrs Emma Tschantz Monticello and Mrs Ida Zacher Medford Wis are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed — Zirkelbach
Scotch Grove
Paul Guyan
Monticello
Herman Bajasch
Norman Davidson
Emma Tschantz
Ida Zacher
Medford
Wis
Freeway and Parkway Principles Cut New Jersey Traffic Accidents
In New Jersey it was shown that separating traffic streams providing two broad lanes each direction eliminating all highway and railroad crossings and adding firm wide shoulders with designed access facilities and adequate speeds sharply reduced accidents by 76 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Storage guidelines for root crops before freezing arrives
Root crops should be kept in a cool ventilated cellar or storage area such as a garage if heated until freezing weather arrives. Use a straw lined pit or soil covered trench, barrels, boxes or cans sunk into the ground and covered with soil. Do not allow the vegetables to freeze.
Flavor of Game Game Squirrel Meat Flavor Guide
Flavor of Game Game outlines the distinctive taste of squirrel meat noting its mild game flavor compared with beef or pork. It advises no soaking, suggests par boiling only for the oldest tough squirrels, and mentions obtaining further details on page 10.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lillian Locher
Ambrose Strittmatter
Roy Taylor
Chris Petersen
Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Petersen
Alice Kelley
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor
Clinton
Mary Oltmanns
St. Columbans
Neb
Ted Felten
Mrs. Felten
Mary Lou Adams
Fern Decker
Irma Schoon
Ruth Decker
State Teachers College
Ray Adams
Oelwein
Gene Himebaugh
H. L. Adix
F. Landdeck
Boscobel
Herbert Landdeck
Davenport
A. Jagnow
Wartburg College
Paul Adix
Luana
W. P. Landreck
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
William Himebaugh
Willard Himebaugh
Ralph Wilson
Richard
Cedar Falls
W. K
C. A. Coxsee
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Iowa
Vivian Smith
Pete Johannsen
August Luckstead
W. K. Coxsee
Donald Emery
Maurice K. Kurtz
Fort Sill
Okla
Karl M. Keyes
Col. Kurtz
14Th Armored Division
Europe
Dr. Keyes
Henry Oltman
Jeanette
Rick Himebaugh
J. M. Lange, Jr
Lou Ahraken
H. E. Ahraken
Louis Hoag
Kathleen
Chicago
Clarence Hosford
R. P. McLaughlin
Lawrence Schmidt
John Schmidt
Henry Becker
Joe Moorman
Greeley
Cyril Becker
Mary Jane
Bill
Cyril White
Worthington
Florence Helms
Leslie Linn
Joseph Aschigen
Aschigen
Maxine Rynerson
Dick Abel
Bill Stuhler
Richard Calkins
Sheldon, Ili
Jacob Metzenberg
McDonald Hospital
Ee Seminary Chorus
Zion Church
F. H. Kehren
Ini Dubuque
O.E.S
the Garden Club
Women's Christian Service Society
The
Methodist Church
Schreiner Chapter
Robert Kopp
Galesburg, IN
America
Mark
American Poultry
Christian Herald
Caranat
Etude Music Magazin
Farm Journal
Farmer’s Wife
Jack
Jill
Judy
Nature
Parents
Pathfinder
Photoplay
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Poultry Tribune
Reader's Digest
the Homemaker
U. S
Walt Disney
Postoffice
Jones
Delaware
Dubuque and Linn Co
Emma Milner
Greyhound
Travel and Tour Dept
Leavenworth
Omaha
Nebr
Cines
Interstate Transit Lines
Stahler’s Clothing Store
Kuriger Bros
Priscilla
LACE
Johnson
Furniture Polish Large
Departmentisie
Oreis FE
Bay Ffoods
Heinz
Baby Foods
Phillip
Libby
del Monte
Long's Dept. Store
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