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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
2
Center Junction Hosts Community Day Picnic and Events
The Ladies Aid Society and Sunday school held their annual picnic at Anamosa State Park on August 3 with 84 attendees in eighteen autos. Activities included horseshoes and swimming after a noon picnic. numerous notices report local visits, club meetings, and plans for Community Day Friday August 18 featuring Royden Concert Band and free ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
Anamosa
Jack Crane
Will Johnson
Little Sweeny
Christian Mndeavor Society
Nell Crane
Ipworth League
M. J. McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Rank McNeilly
Lindsay
Crane
Clinton
Baron
Mary Evelyn Canty
Rock Island
Nell
Des Moines
Ed Shimerda
T. R. Young
Augusta Norris
Harold Heidemann
Royden
Harry Stingley
Tiskilwa
Ilineis
Tresbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Miller's
Art Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Tt. Himebaugh
Peter Prahm
Maquoketa
Margaret
Andrew McDonald
Nevada
Missouri
M Hejinian
J. M Young
Clarence
Edward Bethurum
Nilwood
Bruce Smith
Finder Perase
Scheer
Monticello
Joe Freezinger
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Stingley
C. M. Miller
A. Burmeister
Ted Bulgrin
Cascade
Iowa
H. G. Manuel
J. F. Livingstone
Car
Latare
Anamosa Hospital
H. M. Hill
Mechanicsville
Will Mead
Lisbon
Josse Young
Madison Township
Cascade Weddings Highlight Community Ties In 1922
In Cascade on August 8 1922 Miss Coletta Leytem of Cascade married Joe Engler of Worthington Rev Shur officiated and Mass read Attendants were Currie Bessler and Raymond Leytem The couple later hosted a large reception at the bride’s Spring Valley home The bride’s family and the groom are described as industrious and esteemed Also noted were the marriage of Thomas Cahill and Miss Mary Weckers at St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
St. Mary's Church
Coletta Leytem
Joe Engler
Worthington
Shur
Currie Bessler
Raymond Leytem
Wm. Leytem
St. Mary's Parochial School
Thomas Cahill
Mary Weckers
St. Raphael Cathedral
Dubuque
Skahill
Julien
Barney Wecker
Weat Cascade
Des Moines
Excelsior Springs
A. L. Scholl
Maquoketa
John H. Scholl
Aileen Weber
Mary and
Jennie Strong
Chicago
J. P. Strong
Meerfeld
Cedar Rapids
Cascade and Wyoming social notes and local events
Cascade and Wyoming communities report visits by Miss Lizzie Kurt and other family ties, weddings, and summer gatherings. Local entertainments include horse shows, races, a greased pig catch, and a Wyoming Legion celebration with multiple event winners.
Storm Damages Corn Crops in Linn County
A hail storm along Linn county's eastern border last week damaged the corn fields with some practically destroyed. The report notes scattered hail in Castle Grove and nearby towns. Community notices include an upcoming Ladies’ Community Hall meeting on Friday afternoon August 18 at the Demisery home and various social visits among local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Demisery
Will Tuickels
Monticello
Duugimi and Siebels
Kloward
James McLiughlan
Anne Martin Noble
Wis Ube
Stalph Lahey
Farley
Social and business notes from Scotch Grove district
Midge and Mr Robinson traveled to Cascade last week while Mrs Armstrong improves at home aided by crutches. Dr Naylor sells poultry and eggs business to John Jacobs who continues the operation. The Sunbeam Mission Band hosts its fifteenth annual social on August 17 at Sinclair lawn with ice cream candy buns and more for the treasury. Local visitors Mrs Schlemme Mrs Bender and child stayed with L J Schlemme last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Atrs
AL Naylor
John Jacobs
Naylor
Sunbeam Mission Band
Sinclair
HW. C. Schlemme
Archie Bender
Monticello
Prairieburg Social News and Light Injuries
Prairieburg items note visitors from Coggon Marion and Ameson. Donald Benson suffers a seriously wounded foot from an ice accident with possible fractures. Several local residents return from visits and tours with family members and friends to nearby farms and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Trefz
Coggon
Mma Kline
Ite Trefz
Marion
Donald Benson
Mina Truesdell
W. L. Gates
Amber Chautauqua Draws Generous Local Attendance
Neighborhood residents attend the Anamosa chautauqua this week and praise the talent. Henry Veiancamp celebrates a birthday with neighbors at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knight visit Mrs. Bethurum in Center Junction. Threshing in the area will wrap up this week signaling the farming rush easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Anamosa
Henry Veiancamp
Claude Knight
Local Social Notes From Center Junction Area
Mrs Lucy Dodge of Center Junction visited her brother George Andrews for several days last week. Ford Tebo drove to Minnesota to visit relatives for a week. Roy Young and Bert Barnhill spent Sunday night with Henrat Duncan. Tom Powers visited his parents in Cedar Rapids over Sunday. Mrs Alex Robertson spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Nd Duncan. Miss Mable Grey spent Monday with Jim Cree and Mrs Carl Kettlesen is very ill at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Kurt
Cascade
A. B. Sayles
Katherine
Gertrude
Ft. Dodge
J. Moore
Henry Sadier
John Miller
Lucy Gavin
West Main Street
John Tedarspiel
Barney Weelker
Leo Sanners
Farley
May
Haverhill
Iowa
Krier
Prof. Mahan
Iowa City
Wyoming
Wyoming Legion
Wm. Bronson, Jr
Dean Meyers
Lester French
Fred Fifield
Harry Vote Sprechen
Loyal Nye
Walter Wella
Howard Countryman
Janet Ruade
Luella Soenkson
Sack Rave
Manual Straesslin
James Dolly
Clara Bwlesik
Rose Voshoski
Fat Man
Howard Day
Tom Wichborn
Vern Shirk
George Thlanna
Brownie Luke
St. P. Operley
Peter Broderson
J. P. Overley
A. Allen
John Robertson
Geo. Allen
Stanley Cave
Geo
French
Theo. Becker
Tom Michhorn
Altan Ahrenson
Anamosa
Olin
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. I
Memorial Hall
Presbytersan Missionary Societies
Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Wirth Avenue
Win. Wilker
Mankado
Mllnois
Gardner Williams
Lutheran Church
C. Hedfanold
Wilma Starry
Coral Hopkins
Clinton
W. S. Hopkins
J. SN. Bunce
Onslow
Bombay
Millie Paul
New York
Autamosa
Ralph Bone
Howard Clark
Underwood
Iowan
Vera Paul
Yellowstone Park
W. C. Paul
Cecil Smith
Ralph Brown
Chamberlain
Soper
Bernice Cgarnett
Art
Vernon Rynersot
I Brother
Monticello
Elia Behrends
Lee Hansen's
Cire
Lucy Dodge
Center Junction
George Andrews
Ford Tebo
Minnesota
Roy Young
Bert Barnhill
Henrat Duncan
Tom Powers
Alex Robertson
Nd Duncan
Mable Grey
Jim
Carl Kettlesen
Social Notes From Sand Spring and Nearby Towns
Miss Mildred Blair returns home from a three week camping trip at Spirit Lake and Minnesota. Mrs Lizzie Miller and son Joe of near Worthington visited the Blair home. Miss Dorothy Pierce attended a slumber party at Dorothy Cramer's. Mrs W H Snell of Marion visiting Harfou gter. Supt W A Ottille of Manchester was a business caller. H S Pierce and daughter Lois drove to Monticello. C C Stevenson and another Pierce visited Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
Mildred Blair
Spirit Lake
Minnesota
Manchester
Lizzie Miller
Joe
Worthington
Alex Blair
Dorothy Pierce
Dorothy Cramer
W. H. Snell
Marion
Har Foughter
Fred Lang
W. A. Ottille
Pierce
Lois
Monticello
Cc. C. Stevenson
Local items include Cunningham burial and town affairs
The remains of Hugh H B Cunningham a former Cass township resident were brought to Anamosa for burial with services at the Cunningham residence and interment at Riverside Cunningham aged 82 died July 29 in Eskridge Kansas. A farmer Stauffer had a mad bull scare in Cass township with minor injuries. Metro politan Supply Co manager Beems survived a crash on Indian Creek bridge while driving a Hupmobile to Cedar Rapids. County tax assessments were lowered for many classes in Jones county while several bills were approved for various local services and supplies. J H Peet named new superintendent of Anamosa public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh HB. Cunningham
Cass Township
Anaosa
Cunningham
Sales Street
Riverside
Mr. Cunningham
Eskridge
Kansas
Stauffer
F. B. Sigworth
A. Beems
Metropolitan Supply Co
Indian Creek
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Haywood
Beems
Monticello council meets in regular session August 7 1922
Monticello Iowa council opens session Mayor Millurice presiding with six members present and no absences. Treasurer reports city finances across funds totaling 10204.42 while clerk records income from poll tax licenses water and sewer payments and meter repairs totaling 1272.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Millurice
Bates
Hoag
Schneider
Rockstad
van Meter
Towa
Keyes
P. Ehrismannn
M. FE
Balsiger
Ger
Lutheran Church
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