Scotch Grove School Program Delights Busy Tuesday Evening
Crowded district No. 4 schoolhouse enjoyed an annual program and supper with drills music and a farce. Miss Edna Wessels performed pieces while Miss Thelma Gregory and the pupils earned praise for a successful event aiding school equipment including a purchased piano.
Presbyterian Ladies Work Band Dinner and Play at Center Junction
Center Junction presbyterian dinner and supper in church basement on Thursday December 3 with meals at 25 cents and a 10 cent admission for an evening program. A one act play Too Much of a Good Thing stars Evelyn Himebaugh Ethel Dreibelbis Wyona Kleineck Pauline Serbousek Pauline Holm Marjorie Ahraken Edward Bethurum Harry Alyea Lymann Thompson plus musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies
Evelyn Himebaugh
Ethel Dreibelbis
Wynona Kleineck
Pauline Serbousek
Pauline Holm
Marjorie Ahraken
Edward Bethurum
Harry Alyea
Lymann Thompson
Dwaine Moses
Charles Alyea
Edna Wessels
Guess Who
Victor
T. J. Miller
Odette Keen
Maquoketa
Paul Smith
Augusta
Helen Chamberlain
Anamosa
George McDonald
Scott McDonald
BE. F. Kleineck
Selma Prahm
Miles Ellen McDonald
Cotton Blossom Singers
Piney Woods
Mississip
Scotch Grove
Joan Ketelsen
William Prull
Cedar Rants Packing Company
Ketelsen
Prull
Chester
P. H. Shipley
Juanita
Savanna
0. C
Clarence Bethurum
Jackie
Exline
Ed Bethurum
J. F. Livingstone
B. A. Woodworth
Earl Mallicoat
Dran
Wyoming
John Alexander
Ray Wiley
Springville
Iowa City
Pauline Prahm
University
Robbie
John Himebauch
Winifred
Phyllis
T. E. Stanton
Thanksgiving social visits around Monticello area
Numerous local residents and guests visited family and friends across Cedar Rapids Monticello Olin Wyoming Wyoming areas during Thanksgiving weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Isabel Himebauch Margaret Thompson John Ketelsen Loma Livinestone Lucille Livinestone and others with meals, travel and hospital or funeral attendances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
John Seehusen
Luella
Cedar Rapids
Stanton
John Lette
Rance Brady
Martelle
Elmer Schrader
William Alexander
A. Alvea
Fred Preas
Mayme
Carrie
Frank Preas
Clinton
Margaret Thompson
Hammond
Ind
John Thompson
Isabel
Frank Himebauch
Helen
Sundar Emlers
F. EB. Livingstone
W. A. Stingley
Charles Tvert
Monticello
Dar
Dwaine Moses
Lyman Thompson
P. Riemesk
Wynona
Arthur Glick
Olin
Peter Prahm
Rauchter Selma
Hopkinton
H. DeShaw
Oxford Junction
Paul Smith
Legion and Auxiliary
Wyoming
A. Welding
Chicago
Joseph Lang
Ann Ehrisman
William Ketelsen
Babe
Springville
A. J. Flockhart
Anamosa
John Ketelsen
George McDonald
Maquoketa
Ellen McDonald
C. H. Nelson
F. L. Serbousek
Moline
Will Serbousek
John Hinrichs
Maurine Stingley
Fred Brokens
H. J. Dirks
George
Frank Husman
Thelma
Augusta Norris
Iowa City
Walter Norris
University Hospital
Ben Helken
Paul N. Smith
Jones County Farm Bureau
Onslow Ritenour Attends Aged Aunt Funeral In Stockton
Onslow William Ritenour and Arthur Noyes traveled to Stockton Illinois last Monday for the funeral of an elderly aunt. The Onslow Savings Bank bought a health bond for the second year in a row. Cotton Blossom Singers gave a church concert Wednesday evening to a fair audience. Thanksgiving gatherings and local events, including dances and dinners across Wyoming Center Junction and Onslow, are noted along with a minor accident involving Paul Ritenour, who was treated in Monticello after a horses incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritenour
Arthur Noyes
Stockton
Ritenour
Onslow Savings Bank
Cotton Blossom Singers
James Kennedy
Francis Morehead
Audrey
Dwaine
Monticello
George Paulsen
Joan
Lezion Post
Wyoming
Opera House
Center Junction
Onslow
Henry Koon
Jessie McMaster
F. K. Barnes
Billie
Martha
Astruman Club
Dayie Lyons
Co. R. Smith
Ann Paulsen
Carrie McKinstry
Edna Orr
Roxie Bullock
Etta Kennedy
Ruby Morehead
Glatha Willison
The
Missionary Society
Lydia Lyons
James
Thanksgiving News from Monticello and Surrounding Areas
Local society notes recount family gatherings and visits across Monticello, Wyoming, and Marshalltown. Thanksgiving brings relatives together including the Schmalfeldts and Hodges, while church services and a junior choir recital mark the weekend.
Amber Cletus Boland Improves After Fogbound Collision
Amber Cletus Boland, hospitalized in Oelwein from a head on crash in dense fog a week ago Sunday evening, is reported improving and expected to return home soon. He had spent the day with relatives at Wauconda and was driving south when two Oelwein men headed north collided. all were taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Boland
Oelwein
Mr. Boland
Wauconda
Roscoe Lincoln
Arthur Lincoln
Wyoming
Wayne Lutheran Church
Genevieve Streeter
Penn College
Oskaloosa
J. W. Streeter
Clifford Knorr
Maquoketa
Claude Knorr
Severan Bergerson
Richard
Hazelton
Hans Kofoed
Mary Thuman
Will Helgens
Anna Folken
Monticello
John Husman
Antioch
Vern Serb
Ed Meister
Iowa City
Julia Toenjes
Cedar Rapids
Amber Shipping Association
Chicago
Henry Meier
Oyster Supper Gathered Friends at Local Homes
A long list of attendees attended oyster suppers and social visits at the homes of Gray Cray and others in Center Junction Monticello and nearby towns. The community enjoyed games and cards as groups from Antioch Presby terian and Wayne Lutheran held events and fundraisers. An eighteen member men’s brotherhood formed at the Antioch church with a talk by Rev. McCullough. The Wayne Lutheran bazaar and supper supported the Lutheran orphan care in Waverly. Farmers planned to attend the Monticello farm bureau meeting at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zirkelbach
Lee
Cream
George Harms
Fred Otten
Miss Wilkens
Amber
Mr. Harms
Jones
Eloise Kuhns
Harvey Helers
Lester Zimmerman
George Folkerts
Miss Kuhins
Mayer
Farm Bureau
Montixelio
W .R. Gark
M. M. Similar
Wal Secrett
Perm
Stewart
M. M . Sincair
Seated
Grove
Sunshine Girls
Jeader
W. B. Clark
Rall
Marie Helgens
Pauline Shickley
Esther Sinclair
Constance Naylor
Verna Loomis
Jhome
Carol Naylor
Geneva Loomis
Wilma Kuhns
Lois Kuhns
Dorothy Otten
Janes Gray
Fred Cray
Francis Meier
Ananiona
J. Burlingmeier
Tran Cray
Geone Andrews
Howard
James Gray
Phil Alley
Fust
Ora Andrews
Center Junction
George Andrews
Julia Toentes
Cedar Rapids
August Toentes
Carl Gordes
Langworthy
George Verron
Otto Otten
Mary Thuman
Herman Herren
Monticello
Antioch Presbyterian Church
McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wayne Lutheran
Wayne Lutheran School
Waverly
Monticello High School
Castle Grove Holds Program and Farm Bureau Meeting
The Castle Grove schoolhouse near district No. 2 filled Wednesday with a program by students and Mrs. Bridge McCusker, followed by a plate supper funding school supplies. The farm bureau meeting Friday drew few due to bad roads. Max Wortman discussed tax allocations and farm savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District No. 2
Bridge McCusker
Castle Grove
Farm Bureau
Jones County
Crooning Preferred Outshines Money in Modern Markets
A shift in entertainment value has crooning eclipsing money as the more profitable path. Industry observers note singer appeal and radio play drive higher returns than traditional finance talk.
Local Families Observe Anniversaries and Thanksgiving Events
Langworthy Atv and Mrs Carl Gerdes plus Mr and Mrs Gerhardt Ommen celebrated their anniversaries on Friday evening November 27 with card games and oyster stew. Several families gathered for Thanksgiving including Mr and Mrs J H Batchelder and relatives from Peoria and Sand Spring. Arlene Ann Arduser was baptized at Monticello German Reformed Church Rev Tendick officiating. Henry J Rickels and Langworthy Shipping moved stock by rail. Verna Stutt celebrated tenth birthday with friends and a party hosted by Mrs Herman Stutt. No school Monday for staff workshop at Monticello. Elsa Prull and Pearl Batchelder attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
James McLaughlin
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
John van Buren
Union Township
Glenn Bancroft
Monticello
George Specht
Ruth van Buren
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Mark Rodman
Clarence Hosford
J. E. Ahlrichs
Rock Rapids
A. E. Laude
G. H. Gerdes
Emmetsburg
Jacobs
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Fairbanks
Cass Township
W. D. McLaughlin
Ruth Howie
Pauline Cramer
Elizabeth
Mary McLaughlin
Cc. H. Thompson
Watertown
Olin R. Howie
Castle Grove Township
Merle Knight
Ray Snells
Marion
Henry Gerjets
John Gerjets
Raymond Luckstedt
Anamosa
Atv
Carl Gerdes
Gerhardt Ommen
Eb Prull
Louis Tapken
Onslow
J. H. Batchelder
Tandy
Peoria
John Batchelder
W. J. Brandt and Son
Ilinois
Hans Heyen
John Heyen
Henry J. Rickels
Langworthy Shipping Association
Herman Stutt
Verna
Robert
Dorothy
Phyllis Heyen
Wilma
Gertrude
Elsa Prult
Gilbert Ireland
Dolores
Maxine
Elnora
Donald Poppe
Dorothy Mae
Merle Aldrich
Freda
Selma Stutt
Mary Peterson
Center Junction
Esther Prull
Teachers’ Institute
Elsa Prull
Pearl Batchelder
Brookhart’s Ties Stir Debate Over Chicago Politics
Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Iowans recall Big Bill’s Chicago record and question why Brookhart aligned with the discredited exponent of political jazz and pomposity, linking the matter to the city’s bankruptcy history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Des Moines Merchants Announce Unprecedented Low Prices
Madchester Preas and Des Moines merchants unite in a buy now drive claiming merchandise prices will be lower than any in twenty years. Readers are urged to scan ads to seize the chance, as bargains may not return in a shopper's lifetime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madchester Preas
Des Moines
Iowa
Where Bone Is Needed atchison Globe headline pun
A humorous item notes a man needing bone grafts for his back while joking about excess bone in his head, reflecting light local wit in the Atchison Globe.
Udga Tablets Promise End to Ten Years of Stomach Pain
San Francisco resident Leon Peters claims Udga Tablets would have saved a decade of agony from gastritis and indigestion. The advertisement touts Udga for hyperacidity and sour stomach with a satisfaction guarantee or money back at Palmer's Drug Store 106 First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Leon Peters
Faro &J
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District No. 4
Thelma Gregory
Russett Hughes
Ames
E. C. Ritches
Hare Craig
John Messer
Sand Springs
Dr. Sinclair
W. B Clark
Paul Paulsen
Center
Jane
Iion Yast Monmdar
James Livineston
Leola Jones
Mass
Kathleen Huches
D. Q Siniar
H A Loomis
Geneva Verna
Filper
Rittr Calahan
LB Callahan
Lillie Brady
Reformed Church
Theodore Rienieis
George Zaedow
Richland Township
Arnold Bader
L. B. Callahan
Kitty Callahan
Ernest Wright
James Gregory
R. P. Clark
Roberta
Ruth
Alice
H. A. Loomis
Will Craig
F. E. Craig
G. J. Hughes
Kathleen
Richard Hanken
C. B. Carson
Ror
James Z
Keith
Daunteer Dessie
Clara Byam
Clay Keith
Erma
Royden
Fred Graham
Bennett
Nebraska
Martha Hutton
Graham
Lincoln
Town
B. W. Eby
Eby
L. E. Hutton
M. M. Sinclair
L. J. Hughes
Melvin Spencer
Harriet Lamey
George Lyons
Arthur Barlow
John
Louis Guid
Peter
Harvey
Cum
Christine Schmalfeldt
Frank Barnes
EF. L. Anderson
Chanos Bridges
Montioello
Ethel Koon
Ric Allen
Fred Heasty
Marshalltown
Heasty
Frank Johnson
C. R. Smith
Fritz Ladehoff
Ladehoff
Gladys Horton
S. G. Hutton
Clark
James Macauley
Leonard McKinstry
Anamoss
Macauley
Jesse Lonefield
Lee Hansen
Mary Ellen
Henry Siler
Frank Probst
Enst
Irene Krueger
Estelle McCune
Town City
Voyle Potter
Baldwin
Ted Hamilton
Beth Conley
Davenport
Max Hamilton
Frank Conley
Otis Babcock
Tony Peterson
DR. Burris
D. C
McNeill's Hardware
Monticello, Iowa
Elwyn Patterson
Monticello State Bank
Legg
Department Stores
Amaizo Car
LIBBY
Armour
Palmer's Drug Store
First Street
Ae Tae Ayaa
Pennsylvania
Bradford-Allegany
Sinclair Pennsylvania
Sinclair
Dewax
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Sinclair Refining Co
J. C. Bender
E. Heven
R. A. Griffith
Biebel Bros
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