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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

9

Local notes on visits trips and storefront sales

Local item mentions visits from Edith Hudgon to Monticello friends and Ruth Garnes with Irving Hintz. Mrs. Bondfield and others visiting Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Edgewood. McNeill's Hardware ad urges Lenox furnace installation before cold weather. Stuhler and Iverson travel to Milwaukee Chicago and Templar Park for brief vacations and conventions.

Ruth Garnes Cedar Rapids Irving Hintz

Monticello News Highlights Many Local Social Visits

Local residents travel to Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Chicago for family visits and weddings. Several Monticello residents return from trips to Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska while others plan vacations to Minneapolis and Wisconsin. A new silk display and nurses training addition accompany a corn pack milestone at the Monticello canning plant.

Monticello News Highlights Local Social Events and Commerce

Social gathering at the Henry Rink lawn ends with refreshments as the Luther League hosts. Carl Rynerson buys the Lawrence Neilsen pool room and plans immediate possession. Neilsen expands into a Dubuque bowling alley. Visitors from Beecher Illinois and Peterson Indiana stay with relatives. Florence Noble leaves for a YWCA conference in Lake Geneva Wisconsin with Chicago visit planned. John Hasler ships 61 head of cattle to Chicago, weight gain from 700 to 1300 pounds. Jones County Fair entries open Monday with 10 am to 6 pm window. Campfire groups from Monticello attend Mississippi river camping and wildlife school at McGregor Heights. Cattle price record set in Chicago at 16.10 per hundredweight by Rohwedder of Wyoming. Weddings include Dorothy Gagin and Hugene Bruner in Dubuque. Leo Locher and Besse Chmelik wed at Chelsea, with Locher working at General Electric in Schenectady.

Chicago A. G. Rohwecfer Wyoming Monticello Dorothy Gagin Hugene Chicago Daily Drovers Journal Iowa Anamosa Towa Jones County Earl Arthur Domer Emmett Stivers Tony Hughes Earl Domer Jack Hill Stock Yards Inn Ive Perch Jack Still Morrison Hmmett

Mailed 50th anniversary for Monticello couple Hayen

Mr and Mrs Hayo Hayen of Monticello celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday noon dinner at the Gerdes home attended by twenty relatives. They wed August 16 1875 in Lerhove Haven Hanover Germany with Rev Gidermann conducting the Lutheran ceremony. Mr Hayen was a local farmer.

Lillian Bohlken Henry Bohlken Prescott Wisconsin W. P. Haar St. Paul's Lutheran Church William Haar Loretto Minnesota Theopil Haar Charlotte Tabell Haar Irene Bohlken Miss Bohlken Misses Haar Mendelssohn George Luther Rockford Hayo Hayen Monticello T. J. Gerdes Hayen Lerhove Haven Province of Hanover Germany Gidermann

German immigrants Hagen and Hayen anniversary in Monticello

Longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. Hayen marked a marriage that began in Germany before emigrating to the United States in September 1875. They lived on the Ed Zirkelbach farm in Wayne township forty years before retiring to Monticello and joining St. Matthew's church. The couple, childless, were active in Zion's Lutheran in Wayne and are noted for community ties and church-building support.

Munich Germany United States Ed Zirkelbach Wayne Township Monticello Oltmanus) Hayen Hayen Henry Waven Ben Tobiason Theodore Rieniers Ben Behrends Wanda Reinhard Fake Oltmanns Alva Edna Barnston Nebraska Henry Hagen Garrett Schoon John Ojtmann Central City S. M. Tole Lydia Ido

Widow Theresa Voelker Succumbs After Mayor’s Death

Mrs. Theresa Voelker widow of former Dubuque Mayor Chris A. Voelker died three days after his passing. She had been in ill health and the shock of her husband’s death hastened her demise, per Dr Geo KX Meyer the osteopath.

Theresa Voelker Chris A. Voelker Dubuque

Sacred Heart Church Serves Meals at Fat Grounds

The Sacred Heart church ladies will provide breakfast, dinner, and supper at the fat grounds over three days. Wednesday offers beef and pork roast with sides, Thursday features a large chicken dinner, and Friday serves pork roast with vegetables and desserts. All invited.

Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church

Rural Teacher Meetings Schedule for Jones County

The Rural Teachers of Jones County announce meeting dates and locations in Monticello Olin Wyoming Cascade and Anamosa. Attendees must be prospective rural school teachers this year and should attend at least one meeting held in local school buildings. Construction work at the Memorial building may affect access to the city clerk’s office and legion rooms as walls and stairs are modified. Cross Hardware Co offers furnace repairs and stove parts with the phone number 89.

Monticello Godfrey Schneider Center Street Mr. Schneider B.C. Nolan Cedar Rapids Nolan Jones County Olin Wyoming Cascade Anamosa Nellie V. Morey Memorial Building Graded School James van Voltenburg & Sons Legion Rooms Cross Hardware Co

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