USO Entertains Ball Players Here Friday
USO plans a Friday event at Poplar Heights for Seahawks and Warriors with Monticello hostesses, dinner, and dancing. Fair Board sponsorship led by Mrs. R G Stuhler, plus local ladies and Monticello aides, with Poplar Heights rented for the party. An orchestra will provide music and meals.
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Seahawks
Town City
Warriors
Camp Grant
Poplar Heights
USO
Monticello
Fair Boards
United Service Organizations
R. G. Stuhler
Maxine Redmond
Jayne Shover
Larry Robertson
Betta Kemp Weds Dr. Robert Paul in California Chapel
Betty Kemp of Iowa City wed Dr. Robert Paul son of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Paul Anamosa. The ceremony occurred Aug 16 at the Presbyterian Chapel in Santa Barbara California. Mrs Paul is a West Branch High School graduate and former University of Iowa X ray technician. Dr Paul graduated Anamosa High School Cornell College Mount Vernon and University of Iowa College of Medicine and affiliated with A K K honorary medical fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kemp
Iowa City
Betty
Robert Paul
J. D. Paul
Anamosa
Presbyterian
Santa Barbara
Calif
Paul
West Branch
University of Iowa
Dr. Paul
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
College of Medicine
A.K.K. Honorary Medical Fraternity
Picnic honors visiting guests in Monticello park
Mrs. H F Mann and Mr James Stadtmueller from Washington D C were honored guests at a Monticello city park picnic Sunday with over fifty relatives attending. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Pillard and family Coggan Mr and Mrs Marion Mann and family Ryan and Mr and Mrs H W Boll and family Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Silver
Chicago
Mrs. Silver
Emil Riedel
Riedels
Delbert Thom
Cedar Rapids
Otto Riedel
Dubuque
H.F. Mann
Gon. James
Mary Stadtmueller
Washington, D. C
Monticello
City Park
Paul Pillard
Coggan
Marion Mann
Ryan
H. W. Boll
Princeton
Mrs Elizabeth Dempsey Weds In Hopkinton Sacred Heart
Mrs Elizabeth Dempsey and Barney Jergens were married Monday evening at 9 o'clock in Sacred Heart church Hopkinton with Rev A L Lorenz officiating. The couple left for a week's wedding trip and will reside in Hopkinton.
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Elizabeth Dempsey
Monticello
Barney Jergens
Hopkinton
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Irma Tendick Honored at 16th Birthday Party
The Rev and Mrs A H Tendick hosted a party at the Parsonage last Wednesday for Irma Tendick's sixteenth birthday. Guests played games on the lighted lawn, then dined in a pastel decorated room with a birthday cake and pink tapers. The honored guest received many gifts as group singing closed the evening.
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A. H. Tendick
Irma Tendick
Ruth Reuter Honored At Handkerchief Shower
Women employees of the Monticello State bank hosted a steak fry and handkerchief shower for Ruth Reuter at Anamosa state park. Attendees included Caroline Heiken Ruth Matthiessen Irma Adix Agnes Cashen Betty Adams and Ruth Reuter. Miss Reuter will leave for Epworth to take a teaching position, with Betty Adams succeeding her. Capitol in Washington has 430 rooms.
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Monticello State Bank
Ruth Reuter
Anamosa State Park
Caroline Heiken
Ruth Matthiessen
Irma Adix
Agnes Cashen
Betty Adams
Miss Reuter
Bank
Lenox College
Epworth
Walter Hall in Alaska Serving Since July 14
Private Walter C. Hall, now in Alaska since July 14, reports good food and mountain spring water while working in the bakery for the U.S. Army Q.M. Det. A at Seattle address after prior duty at Fort Lewis. He values letters from relatives and Home Town news from The Express.
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Walter C. Hall
Alaska
Walter Hall
Hall
Fort Lewis
Washington
the Express
P.F.C
A.S.N
U.S. Army
Q.M
Det. A
P.O
Seattle
Wash
Church schedules and notices in Prairieburg area
Church listings and service times for Saint St. Joseph's Sacred Heart First Congregational Presbyterian Methodist St. Matthew's St. John's Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Wayne Zion and other local churches. Details include masses, confessions, Sunday school, worship times, vacation notices, and ladies aids. Providers include Rev. Stephen J. Kucera and pastors H L Adix Armin Tendick F H Kehren G J Zellinger.
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St. Joseph's Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
St. John’s and
Trinity Ladies Aid
H. J. Dirks
Scotch Grove
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Ladies Aid
Wayne Zion Ev
F. H. Kehren
Richland Soldier Is Called Home
Richland Center details a home visit by Harold Marugg of Camp Shelby Miss called home for his mother Lottie Marugg illness. The piece also covers a family trip to Dubuque and Moline for visits and threshing repairs with yields noted at 50 to 55 bushels per acre and Hein’s 18 032 bushels.
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Hein
Ulrich Schilt
Rose
Local Social Visits Across Towns and Friends Events
Mary and John Hall and other couples hosted dinners and showers with relatives and neighbors. Visitors came from Cedar Rapids Hopkinton Cascade Dubuque and Wisconsin Dells while several small gatherings and a threshers picnic were held on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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Mary
John
Gene Hall
Gilbert Steiner
Carl Schneiter
George Allen, Jr
Hopkinton
George Bohlken
Chuck” Bohlken
R. Doden
Cedar Rapids
Joyce Wismeier
Margaret Wismeier
Cascade
Patterson
John Yossi
Delorese
Lucille Yossi
Dells
Wisconsin
Harold Sippel
Dubuque
Dick Lewis
4 H Judging results continued from page 1
Anamosa entries led livestock judging with multiple top finishes. Winners include Wesley Siebels Anamosa 3rd and 4th in market litters, Anton Vanicek Jr Oxford Junction 1st in market litters, and Lloyd Siefken Cascade 1st in Poland China litter. Other top placers span Anamosa Olin Monticello Scotch Grove Hale Martell o and surrounding towns in purebred gilts boars and standard categories.
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By Siebels
Anamosa
Wesley Siebels
Hampshire
Anton Vanicek, Jr
Oxford Junction
Boyd Chatterton
Onslow
Berkshire
Don Clark
Olin
Lorance D. Mackey
Chester White
Robert Andreesen
Don Hamer
Poland
China
Lloyd Siefken
Cascade
Louis Freese
Lavern Englehart
Amber
Ben Zaruba
Hale
Charles Clark
Duroc
Jersey
David Walker
Monticello
LaVern Soper
Wayne Frantz
Martello
Glen Soper
LaVern
Hampshire Purebred
Arthur Husman
Scotch Grove
LaVera Engelbart
Don Zaruba
Lloyd
Siefken
LaVern Engelbart
Glen
August Monk, Jr
Charles T. Furst
Pork judging results list directed by Anamosa fair in 4th quarter
The report lists top placings in breeds such as Hampshire Berkshire Chester White Poland China Duroc Jersey and Hereford with Pen of Three champions Merle Jansen Anamosa and Don Ketelsen Center Junction. Notable notes include Carl E Rohr son of Mrs Bertha Rohr Sutherland serving 15 years aboard the U S S New York and birth of a son to Gerald and Mrs. Locher of Buffalo New York, Locher's Monticello lineage cited.
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Chester White
Donald Ketelsen
Center Junction
Dale H. Strother
Martelle
Louis G. Strother
Richard E. Strother
Norman French
Onslow
Poland
China
Merle Jansen
Anamosa
Charles Martin
Mount Vernon
Raymond Freese
Wayne Martin
Robert Shedek
Olin
Clifford Jansen
Delbert L. Steffens
Oxford Junction
Vernon Steffens
Duroc Jersey
Richard Mardorf
Monticello
Billy Hintz
Wesley Siebeld
Wesley Siebels
Hampshire
Anton Vanicek, Jr
Herbert Derga
Marvin Englehart
Amber
Glen Adams
Boyd Chatterton
Thomas Keating
Berkshire
Don Clark
Lawrence D. Mackey
Hereford
Marvin Calvert
Don Ketelsen
Chester Whites
Carl E. Rohr
Bertha Rohr Sutherland
U.S.S. New York
Booth Promotes County Christian Education at Fair
The Jones County Council of Christian Education sponsors a fair booth in Floral Hall showcasing Sunday school exhibits. Monticello volunteers arrange displays, Bible varieties, and church literature with general arrangements by Condit and Dalrymple. Visitors are invited and a hostess will answer questions.
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Jones County
R. C. Scott
Wyoming
Gladys McNeally
Center Junction
Chester Condit
Monticello
Homer Dalrymple
Anamosa
Old gold dollar found in Garber yard sparks history tale
Clem Moser uncovered a 91 year old gold dollar minted in 1851 while digging for fishworms in Garber Iowa. The piece is thin and about half an inch across. The story also mentions Wartburg College’s diamond jubilee and a Grinnell contractor accident that toppled a house and submerged a piano in Coal Creek.
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Garber
Clem Moser
Wartburg College
Galena
Ill
Waverly
Grinnell
Dave Graham
Coal Creek
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Philip Assel
John Kray
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C. V. Assel
Kahoka
Robert Browne
J. S. Kupka
Burlington
Coast Guard
Braniff Airways
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Country Club
F. E. Stimson
J. F. Hollar
Carl Sonday
John Shover
Goudy's
Milton Langer
Clayton, Mo
Ann Malnar
Muskegon, Mich
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George Timmins
Stuhler
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Express Office
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Society
Capitol
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le Ist
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Ist
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Arthur Husmann
Minnie Husmann
Monticello High School
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North Sycamore Street
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Homer FE. Dalrymple
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Glenn W. McMichael
Richland Soldier
Zimmerman
Gerald Locher
Buffalo, N. Y
City
Locher
Frank Locher
Booth At
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Iowa
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Horseradis Mustar
Velveeta
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