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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1932

Page

2

Jones County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting and 4-H notes

The Jones County Farm Bureau announces its annual meeting in Anamosa on December 18 with an evening program, business session, and community singing. Greenfield Township to present a play, Scotch Grove and Fairview report program items, and emphasis on home grown products. The issue highlights 4-H club work, student projects, and agricultural concerns amid tax and policy discussions impacting farmers.

Harry Newman Jones County Farm Bureau Anamosa Greenfield Township Farm Bureau Scotch Grove Fairview Reet Sary Mary Jocka Parm Bureau Church The

Scotch Grove Wedding Brings Wolken, Butschi Pair Home

Miss Lena Wolken daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wolken wed Fred Butschi of Prairieburg last Wednesday evening at six o clock The couple had a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents home Attendants were William Wolken and Frieda Butschi A Monticello wedding dance honored the newlyweds Friday evening Several community events and visits follow as Scotch Grove residents plan clubs programs church services and holiday preparations

Lena Wolken John Wolken Fred Butschi Prairieburg William Wolken Frieda Butschi Monticello George Zeadow Sheldon Moats Scotch Grove Community Club Floyd Sinclair John Ralston Leonard and Vear Marion Grant Ralston Homer Espy Dixon,llinois C. A. Sutherland Farm Bureau Geneva Verna Loomis Constance Naylor Lois Kuhns Pauline Stickley Scotch Grove Resa Amber Tomlinson Cedar Rapids Presbyterian Church Mabel Hudson Harold Muscatine M. J. McNeilly W. S. Leech J. F. Livingstone Eileen W. A. Stingley Robbie Emily Richardson E. F. Kleineck Grain Dealers’ Association M. R. Toblassen B. D. Heiken J. B. Hanken N. C. Holst Otto Rohwedder Wyoming Delmar Marie Serbousek Maquoketa Junior College Art Lake Frank Husman Popejoy J. A. McDonald Center Junction Ethel Courtney Miriam Abbott Elmer Schrader George Plueger Delta Brannon Harley Bulgren

Center Junction Couple Wed In Rock Island Ceremony

Center Junction bride Ethel Dreibelbis and Fred Mizaur of Oxford Junction married November 26 in Rock Island at Memorial Christian Church parsonage with Rev. David E Todd officiating. They announced the marriage to friends the following Wednesday. The bride is Center Junction High School graduate and skilled in household arts. the groom attended Oxford Junction Schools and works at Peterson's Produce. They are visiting the bride's parents east of town.

Ethel Dreibelbis L. A. Dreibelbis Fred Mizaur Ed Mizaur Oxford Junction Rock Island Memorial Christian Church David E. Todd James Millard Misaur Center Junction Mizaur Peterson's Produce Company George Seehusen Leone R. D. Sanford Leonard Kleineck Frank Dawes Mary Lou Ahraken Bob Kleineck Irving Eilers Wynona Kleineck Pred Migaur Mary K. Eston Fred Miraur Eleanor Shedek Mildred Miraur Mary K. Eaton Delmar Dorothy Drejbelbis Marie Serbousek Pauline Burmeister B. N. Streeper Mildred Mabel Alva Streeper Onslow G. W. Dawes Ora Dawes Orval Betty Wyoming George McDonald G. Vander Stoep E. L. Tomlinson

Surprise Fortieth Wedding Anniversary for Husmans

Fifty relatives attended a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Willie Husman three miles east of town celebrating their fortieth wedding anniversary last Wednesday evening. Other notes mention visits from neighbors, a closing out sale by Carl Osterkamp, a one act play at Wayne church, musical numbers, and planning meetings of local religious education committees.

Willie Husman Town Garret Dirks Olin Henry Rink John Dirks Monticello Henry Wennekamp Will Husman Jack Husman George Dirks Amber Leone Preston Nathan Frost Wyoming Orla Bailey Elkader Eugene Bailey Lucy Bailey Charles Luett Tom George Ed Duncan Peter Cosmo Cedar Rapids James Gray Wayne Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Wayne Church Engwert Willms John Rickels Will Jansen Rena Hoult Fred Otten Lena Helgens

East Cass Township Hosts Corn Huskers and Families

Mr and Mrs Robert Darrow entertained men and families who aided withcorn husking at their home last Wednesday evening Ice cream and cake were served Cards and dominoes were the diversions The guest list included the Burlingham Uhr Hannan Ricklefs Schatz Brokens Benedict and others Spent Sunday with James Darrow near Morley and visitors from Dubuque joined the Stulken home sisters of Mr Stulken

Robert Darrow Darrow Frank Burlingham Henry Uhr Lyle Alex Hannan Ernest Ricklefs Lois Clifford Hannan Marie Schatz

Local families share visits and life events in Anamosa area

Marie Schats returns to her farm after a week at the Frank Burlingham home with the Burlingham family and Ernest Rickless. The Darrow family, longtime Cass township residents, visit Anamosa as word arrives of a Darrow daughter marriage in Wisconsin and a birth in Vesper. Funeral attendance noted for Walter Sutton of Maquoketa with kinship ties among the households.

Marie Schats Frank Burlingham Burlingham Ernest Rickless August Schats Robert Darrow Viola C. B. Darrow Anamosa Tdrie Louise Darrow Ed Darrow Dexterville Wis Edwin Kellerman Vesper Richard Lyle Lyle R. Russ Russ Nadine Darrow Darrow Cass Township Wisconsin Henry Uhr Walter Sutton Maquoketa Sutton Gladys Ernest Elsie Benedict Mrs. Benedict

Langworthy Harm Dirks silver wedding anniversary open house

Langworthy and Harm Dirks hosted an open house for friends and relatives on Monday to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Attendees included Rev J P Willis M Zimmerman Ed Eden from Newport Henry Dirks Amber Will Dirks John Dirks Ruth Dirks Gerd Dirks Herman Tapken Casa township Ralph Zimmerman Adolph Dirks Ruth Topping Monticello Diedrich Dirks Roy Phyfe and others from the area.

Ruaruary Ed Gerat Central City Amber Otto Otten Mr. Otten Jack Husmen George Herren John Dirks Mary Thuman Henry Dirks Albert White Herman Helgens John Rickels Gerd Harris Tripp S. D Paul Hanken Sioux Falls Santa Claus Edwin Daly Champaign P. B. Daly George Rickels Cotton Blossom Singers Presbyeran Church Genevieve Streeter Keokuk Friendly House Harm Dirks J. P. Willis M. Zimmerman Ed Eden Newport Will Dirks Ruth Gerd Dirks Olin Herman Tapken Casa Township Ralph Zimmerman Adolph Dirks Ruth Topping Monticello Diedrich Dirks Roy Phyfe

Local social notes from Langworthy and Monticello areas

A page lists numerous residents and visitors including Verna Stutt who celebrated her 11th birthday with friends at home and a Langworthy hall dance with midnight lunch for about 300. It records visits by Princes Soper, Mildred Arduser, and families from Anamosa Sand Springs Amber Wyoming and Monticello among others. A closing quip notes a clear conscience as the trump card in a game of uten.

Gerd Dirks John Monk John Rieken Will Oltman Dirks Lissie Herman Edward Alvie Langworthy Hall Verna Stutt Lillian Allamand Berdina Stutt Monticello Marvin Lawrence Wilbert Doden Robert Dorothy Phyllis Heyen Gertrude Alfrieda Origiea Wilma Prull Gilbert Ireland Dorothy Prull Verna Miss Allamand McDonald Hospital Princes Soper of Anamos Clarence Heyen Clarence Stutt Walter Herman Stutt Louis Ireland Gilbert George Ireland Wyoming John Batchelder Sand Springs Clifford Arduser

The Builder and The Wrecker Tale in a Busy Town

An anonymous verse contrasts skilled builders with wreckers as a foreman admits common laborers can wreck a building quickly. The poem questions life choices and urges productive deeds over tearing down, urging readers to use want ads for quick results.

Toni Wales Aula

Holstein Herd Details Include Fresh Cows and Heifers

A herd listing notes high grade Holsteins with two cows fresh and twelve coming in soon. Twelve cows are giving milk, four two-year-old heifers coming in during May, four one-year-old heifers, and one three-year-old thoroughbred Holstein bull.

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