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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1931

Page

2

Local items include eye care ads and social notes

Monticello notes mention Karl M Keyes optometrist and J W Hoult ill with lumbago. Citizens visit relatives in Coleridge and Cedar Rapids. Thanksgiving gatherings and visits across Iowa. Local ads promote eye exams, sewing machines, and various services.

Thanksgiving notes and visitors from Iowa towns

Local society notes record Thanksgiving visits across Anamosa Cedar Rapids Independence and surrounding towns. Families including Hoult Mahannah Smith and Clark hosted relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Chicago and beyond during the holiday period.

Thanksgiving Guests Fill Cedar Rapids Home Network

Thanksgiving day gatherings spread across Iowa with relatives visiting Cedar Rapids in the Hubbard home and extended family traveling from Manchester Delhi Castle Grove Waterloo Bloomington and Dubuque for holiday meals. Several weddings and appointments appear including deputies issuing auto licenses and diverse family visits in Monticello and Richland Center with church events and travels to Los Angeles for the winter months.

Four drivers warned as law cites seat and tire rules

Miss Verzie Grant and Verne Purcell were married Friday at the Soldiers Home in Marshalltown with Rev. J Wialew officiating. Witnesses included Mr and Mrs. Stanley Smith and Len Duncan. The article notes traffic safety laws and fines for drivers when on the road. It also reports D F Hennessey missing since November 18 with his orange Oldsmobile sedan and details about his disappearance and car recovery at Guttenberg.

Ramemberger Verzie B. Grant Marstantown Verne EB. Purcell Arericaa Ura MO Puree Af Pales & Maa Tuard Atate Reformalery D. F. Hennessey

Schreiner Chapter to Meet Tuesday Night

Schreiner chapter No. 226 O E S will meet Tuesday evening December 8 at 8 oclock. All Eastern Star members welcome.

Schreiner E. S The Eastern Star

Mn Ricklefs Hostess Bridge Club Notes

The Friday club met at Mrs. Fred erik P. Stuhler’s home for a regular meeting with a program titled Marching Peet by Mrs. Stewart Sutler The State of England by Mrs. Halstead Carpenter The Spires of Oxford and A Chant of Love for England by Mrs. H Richardson. Mrs Emil Ricklefs hosted the Monday Bridge group at her home with a one oclock luncheon and three tables of play Two guests Mrs George Wilkens and Mrs Edward Templeum attended Templeton hosted the afternoon.

H. S. Richardson Chapter FP. P. E. O Florence Noble Arch B. Grimes Charlies M. Luet Bertha Locher Isabel Meyer Hazel Eby Congregational Church Fred McLaughlin Ed Hicks D. P. Young Stewart Stuhler Ray Echternacht Apha Delphian Ervin E. Reed Reed Mra Louis Burrack Frederik P. Stuhler Stewart Sutler State of England Halstead Carpenter Wets Oxford H. §. Richardson Emil Ricklefs Monday George Wilkens Edward Templeum Templeton

Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts for Fourteen in Hopkinton

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Main hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at 12 30 for fourteen relatives at their Hopkinton home. The large table was set with seasonal decor and guests included Mrs. Josephine Porter Herman Dunlap the M J Porter and Grace Hucker families.

4. B. Grimes Herman Ross Clermont G. D. Grimes West Union Fred Cameron Vinton Juliette Johnson Tipton Dorothy Johnson Victor C. C. Jolly Milton Thoen Cornelius S‘eck Emil Rickjefs Ricklefs Milton Thoens Mrs Cliff Main Main Josephine Porter Herman Dunlap M. J. Porter Grace Hucker Hopkinton Olin Howie Merle Knight Ray Snells Marion

Christmas Tree Lighting and Bridal Shower Report

A cheerful afternoon featured a die blowing contest and decorated Christmas tree. M E Ladies Aid society of Dubuque hosted ten guests and refresh ments were provided by several hostesses. Henry Zaedow and Clara Zaedow wed today with over one hundred relatives and friends attending a miscellaneous shower for the couple hosted by Mr and Mrs Arnold BaderLovell township.

M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society of Dubuque Lou Lang H. E. Deischer Harry Rodman Mary Clark Arnold Bader Lovell Township Henry Clara Zaedow

Birthday surprise with goose meal at Oltman Harms home

A group of friends and relatives gathered at Oltman Harms country home Sunday to celebrate his birthday. Guests from Monticello included Mr. and Mrs. Siebert Harms and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman and family.

Oltman Harms Monticello Siebert Harms Ralph Zimmerman Henry Eilers Glenn Eilers Lou King

Thanksgiving Host Dinner Sets Bright Chrysanthemum Table

Dr and Mrs Thomas M Redmond hosted a Thanksgiving family dinner with yellow chrysanthemum centerpieces and crystal tapers. Guests included daughter Catherine sons Ralph and James of the University of Iowa and friends Miss Virginia Schaddle Estherne and James Scheley Chicago Illinois. Miss Clara Bambe Zaedow married Henry William Baser at the Reformed church with Rev Armin H Tendick officiating. The ceremony featured a bridal march by Mrs Tendick and music by Rev Tendick and Mrs Tendick. Bridesmaid Evelyn Zaedow wore old rose and carried roses. The bride wore eggshell satin with orange blossoms and a white chrysanthemum bouquet. 25 relatives and close friends attended a wedding dinner.

Thomas M. Redmond Catherine Ralph James University of Iowa Iowa City Virginia Schaddle Estherne James Scheley Chicago Thinois Clara Bambe Zaedow Henry William Baser Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Tendick Evelyn Zaedow Frederick Zumbrunnen Mrs. Tendick

Local families host weddings and gatherings in Monticello area

Notes from the region detail a wedding at the Rieniets home in Lovell township with a planned dance at Soldiers' Memorial hall. The bride Miss Bader and groom near Delware county plan to run the family farm after March 1. Other items include Naomi Gutknecht returning to nurse training in Chicago, Thanksgiving visits from Cedar Rapids and Monticello families, a birthday party for Raymond Clark, and a large shower and wedding dinner for Adel Enabnit with plans to reside near Monticello the following March.

Theodore Rieniets Lovell Township Rieniets Soldiers’ Memorial Hall Bader George Zaedow Richland Township Amber Arnold Bader Delaware County Semmert Sycamore Street Naomi Gutknecht Lutheran Memorial Hospital Chicago Gutknecht

Juices in Canned Foods No Longer Considered Waste

The text argues against discarding juices from canned foods noting most vegetables are packed in slightly salted water and fruits in syrup to fill cans and aid cooking. It states minerals sugars and soluble materials dissolve in the liquid and discarding it wastes food, arguing the liquid is not harmful and the contents would not be fit to eat if it were.

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