Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

7

Clubs Host Meetings Share Afternoon Activities

A string of society gatherings unfolds with the ’94 Club meeting at Mrs. John Shover’s home led by President Mrs. Siegfried Guyan featuring a book review by Ms. Guyan. The Hi-Low Bridge Club, Rainbow Girls, Friday Pinochle, Alpha Delphian chapter, and several contract bridge and pinochle events fill the social calendar with prizes and refreshments.

John Shover 94 Club Siegfried Guyan Presid Guyan James Howie Ben Cotton Frank Podhaski Ray Echternacht Alpha Delphian Chapter William Corbin Antonio Ajello Corbin McDonald Douglas Frank Stimson Ann Minnis Florence Sexter Ethel Nickel Velma Schneiter

Women’s Missionary Society Meeting At Reformed Church

The Women’s Missionary Society met at the Reformed Church last Wednesday with Mrs. Armin Tendick in charge. Clara Egger read the scripture and readings were given by several members including Rev. Tendick. The group closed with a business meeting followed by an outdoor wiener roast at the church grounds.

Women’s Missionary Society

Nuptial Shower for Miss Locher Before Cedar Rapids Bride

Miss Locher will become the bride of Dean Durphy of Cedar Rapids on Saturday. A nuptial shower featured Chinese chess and refreshments by hostesses Miss Mary Elaine Burrichter and Miss Virginia Schneider. Out of town guests included Irene Besta Eleanor Nolen Margaret Fields of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Vincent Kane of DeWitt.

Locher Dean Durphy Cedar Rapids Mary Elaine Burrichter Virginia Schneider Irene Besta Eleanor Nolen Margaret Fields Vincent Kane DeWitt

Friday club marks 51st anniversary tea at Coughlan home

The Friday club held its 51st anniversary tea at Mrs. Harriet C. Coughlan’s home on April 22 with all 14 resident members present. The year’s topic book The Flowering of New England 1815 1965 guided the afternoon program and table settings. President Mrs. Fraser opened with a toast later answered by incoming president Mrs. Henry Carpenter. Letters from absent members Mrs. Templeton and Mrs. Northrop and several ex members were read. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Frederick P. Stuhler and Mrs. John H. Perrine.

Harriet C. Coughlan New England Fraser Henry Carpenter Templeton

Community Birthday, Club Meeting and Wedding Highlights

Nancy Grimes celebrated her sixth birthday with a luncheon and gifts at home attended by friends Rose Stadtmueller Helen Barron Marjory Luett Lillian Byerly Catherine Hanken Marileigh Clark and Betty Rae Chaplin. The Men’s Topic Club held a year end meeting at Rudolph Langer’s with Dr John H Fraser presenting Our Aim in Education and new officers named J J Locher president H M Carpenter Jr vice president Boyd Shannon secretary. A Gladbrook teachers reunion lunch hosted by Mrs Cecil Goettsch featured Miss Clara Durkes Lois Rudibaugh LeNore Cobe Donald Rahder G C Bean Kenneth Gethynan Elizabeth Burianek Marian Ross Genevieve Ludwick. The Spring Country Club party included a dinner dance Bingo prizes Maplesiders music and guests from Cedar Rapids and Maquoketa. Olive Clark wed Ivan Reynolds in a candlelit ceremony at First Presbyterian with a reception at the Clark home. attendants Erma Schneider Warren Studer Ruth Schneider Pearl Harford. The couple plans to live in Monticello after Reynolds’ work at Reliance Manufacturing.

Nancy Grimes A. B. Grimes Nancy Rose Joan Stadtmueller Helen Ann Barron Marjory Luett Lillian Byerly Catherine Hanken Marileigh Clark Betty Rae Chaplin Rudolph Langer John H. Fraser Langer Cecil Goettsch Gladbrook Clara Durkes Franklin Grove Ill Lois Rudibaugh Davis City LeNore Cobe Greene Donald Rahder G. C. Bean Reinbeck Kenneth Gethynan Elizabeth Burianek Cedar Rapids Marian Ross Iowa City Genevieve Ludwick Burlington Club Carl Hodson B. C. Roberts M. E. Thoeni Riess G. Stuhler William Shaffer J. H. Fraser L. J. Swift Harry I. Rodman Arthur Shelley Nash Maquoketa J. LeRoy Farmer First Presbyterian Church Olive Clark Lloyd Clark Ivan Reynolds Charles Reynolds William J. Grossheim Earl De-Shaw Billy Marsh Erma Schneider Warren Studer Ruth Schneider Pearl Harford Reynolds Monticello High School Reliance Manufacturing Company Anamoss Ids Monticello Reyar

Wedding Dance for Franklin Equipment Employee

Wolds employed by Franklin Equipment Company will hold a wedding dance in Zimmerman's Hall on May 4.

Wolds Franklin Equipment Company Zimmerman’s Hall

Anamosa Typing Team Earns Second in District Meet

Monticello was among ten entrants in Maquoketa district commercial typing contest. Maquoketa won with 11 points, Anamosa took second with 9. Anamosa’s Richard Paul Carmela O Toole Anne Mae Dumont and Alta Byerly earned individual honors. Team also won first in first year shorthand and first year typing speed and accuracy, with second in second year typing accuracy.

Monticello Maquoketa Anamosa Richard Paul Carmela O'Toole Anne Mae Dumont Alta Byerly

Jones county land and estate transfers list

Jones county records reveal multiple land conveyances and probate actions from April 8 to 14. Heirs such as Ira C Harrington Mabel Bramer and Irene Livingston are named with their claims in Schaefer estate probate. extensive lot descriptions in Anamosa and Martelle subdivisions are listed alongside assignments from executors and heirs. The City of Anamosa also records a $1.00 conveyance to Charles Foley.

Jones County Ira C. Harrington Frank L Mabel A. Bramer John C Irene M. Livingston Frank Albert Buresh F. Schaefer Nancy J. Schaefer Dissik Iowa

Local Church Services and Meetings Listed for May

The area churches announce service times and events. Castle Grove Lutheran Church notes English services Sundays at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 45 and Luther League activities. Sacred Heart Catholic listing Mass times and confessions. St Matthew Lutheran and St Luke/Epworth details. Congregational Church advertises school and worship with sermon theme The Great Business of Being a Christian in the Modern World.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church A. L. Lorenz Congregational Church Samuel G. Gutensohn

Church Services and Activities in Local Faiths

St. John s Ev Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 9 45 and services German 10 30 Trinity English 1 30 others. Ladies Aid meet May 5 at Mrs. A G Bohlken s. confirmation exams begin next Sunday at 7 45. Presbyterian Church notes 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship sermon Match less Hands with Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m Cascade C E guests 7 30 p m preaching by Rev Richardson.

St. John’s Ev Paul T. Gutknecht Trinity Ladies’ Aid A. G. Bohlken Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grossheim Christian Endeavor Cascade C. E. Society Mr. Richardson The Ser

Church Services and Local School Shift Concerns at Hopkinton

The Reformed Church Armin H Tendick reports Sunday services with English and German worship and special evening sermons. A May 15 moving pictures event will showcase Foreign Mission work. Ladies Aid and a Mother and Daughter banquet are planned. Hopkinton High School petitions seek to retain Miss Bakey, amid broader retirement rumors and possible six teaching vacancies, sparking concerns over school shakeups.

Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Ladies’ Aid Hopkinton Board of Education Miss Bakey

Kansas University to mark founding anniversary this year

Kansas University will observe this year the percent anniversary of its founding as a milestone for campus history and enduring educational mission.

E Kansas University

Deaths and trial report from Eagle Rock and Vinton

T. N. Arnold a former Manchester grocer and brother of Mrs. Howard L Rand died at his Eagle Rock Gallia home Tuesday. He is survived by his wife and three daughters. Leonard Baker a 22 year old of Vinton went on trial Tuesday charged with larceny for stealing cream from patrons at the Garrison creamery.

T. N. Arnold Manchester Howard L. Rand Eagle Rock Galli Leonard Baker Vinton Garrison Creamery

Lightning deaths amid drought in South Africa

Severe drought conditions in South Africa have been linked to multiple fatalities caused by lightning. Officials report several victims across affected regions as communities seek relief and safety guidance.

South Africa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Rainbow Girls Esther Cass Temple John Yossi Goudy’s Lou Spooner Ray Adams W. F. Yeoman Contract Bridge Club Burt Thompson Amney Wood Goudy Clara Palmer Frieda Tjaden Eee Frieda Tjaden Ubben Kula Mrs. Stickford W. W. Stickford Leonard Iverson Helen Louise McLaughlin Clarence McLaughlin Princess Theater Helen Henry Helms 500 Club Ike Schneider Jr Ralph Lambert Everett Nickol Claude Appleby Women's Working Band of Rex Rickless Roberts Charles Podhaski Caroline Schoenhut Women's Missionary Society of Reformed Church Meets Catherine Lecher Ferprice Andy W. L. Dutton Helen L. Shaw John B Shaw Scott and Skinner East Anamosa Peter J. H. Fisher R. D. Finnigan Main Street Fisher W. H. Frazer Co. Inc Bk AG Mid- Continent Petroleum Corp Said Corp.se Frank B. Strother Esther I Henry H. Strother Ione B Archie Lindley Kathryn Lindly Martelle Anton Herda Annie Raymond C. Mowry C. M. St P & Pac Ry Co Mtg Federal Land Bank John Reichardt Lucille Anna McBride Paul L. Kurt Mary M Anna Ament Benjamin W Leonard Reichart Lenora Lillian C. Smith Lawrence C Donald Kurt Elmer A. Kurt Minnie Harvard Kurt Genevieve Leonard Kurt Thelma Edward Kurt Henry Gehrets Na Mesa Frank Nesper Theodore Becker Clark’s Wyoming H. J. Peterson Sadie Gardner Charles T. Foley Scott & Skinner's Palmer’s Drug Castle Grove Methodist Episcopal Church George Woodall Epworth League St. Matthew's Lutheran Church H. L. Adix Luther League Ralph Otten Japan BOS Mon Stan Stanley His Greater Orchestra Olive Clark and Bud Reynolds Stuhler’s Shoe Department WMT Order of the Garter England Idaho Green Mountain New York Johnson van Camp Santos Stuihbers Seed Department E.O.M Banker’s Loretta Young Hirshmaur Stahler’s Drew’s Special Dionne Quins “Quintupland Beulah Bondiguy Kibbee Walter Huston Human Hearts Gene Autry Red River Valley AY Bill HerJurigle Lowe
Search Courier

Search the Monticello Express Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Monticello Express?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication