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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1940

Page

3

Wyoming Girl Married At Cedar Rapids Last Friday

Miss Salvera Juhring married Millard C. First in Cedar Rapids at 4 pm with Rev. Charles I Bready officiating. The couple will reside in Oxford Junction after a 7 pm dinner for thirty relatives. The bride is daughter of Mrs Lena Juhring. the groom is elder son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A First of Wyoming.

Wyoming Charles I’. Bready Cedar Rapids Salvera Juehring Millard C. First First Lena Juhring Massilon Mr. First Clarence A Elijah Brinkman Oxford Junction

Elderly man confined home after weeks

Mr. French, aged 83, has been confined at home for the past three weeks. Visits over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. George Herzberger and daughter Marilyn with Mrs. Clara Paulsen, and Mrs. Marvin Brunscheen and Marilee. O A Conwell of Cedar Rapids and August Hansen hosted guests. Phil Falk spent the weekend with friends in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. John IT Morse of Cedar Rapids visited the Hermitage to see Mrs. Morse's parents.

Albert Rohwedder Howard Jamison Morrison Ill Wilbur Paulsen Everett Vrooman Leon Coleman Marvin Nissen J. L. McDonald Ed Haun Mercy Hospital Anamosa Mary L. McDonald Cedar Rapids Ione Smith Harriet Werner Fred Werner van Horne Wyoming Dale Miller Arlington Tom Broderson Raymond Griswold John Bartells Maquoketa Commercial Club Frank Pelkey Washington, D. C George Eddie Jeffries Davenport W. N. Morse Raymond Garside William Ravenscroft Elsie Bender Aneta Garside Kalamazoo Mich John Freeman R. B. Pollock Olin Emil Reimer Loraine Sue Myers James Willman Lost Nation Earl Current Lena Shimerda L. B. Heaton Central City R. D. Miller Oelwein Sarah J. Bills Neillsville Wis Edwin City Point Bills W. N. French French George Herzberger Marilyn Marvin Brunscheen Marilee Wan Horne Herzberger Clara Paulsen O. A. Conwell August Hansen Phil Falk Des Moines John IT. Morse Hermitage Mrs. Morse Frank Royden Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Wetley R. A. Naylor Gilbert Cooper Darwin Fischer D. C. Sinclair John Husman Center Junction W. B. Henrichs Alice Clark Ruth Coe College W. B. Clark Ruth Clark Voorhees Hall Nick Seil Helen Seil Cascade Elmer Ernst Hloise Kuhns

John Haley Dies In Castle Grove

John Haley, longtime Castle Grove resident and farm owner, died at his home on December 4 after more than three years of illness. Born March 27, 1861, he is survived by siblings and several nieces and a nephew. Funeral services were held at the Church of Immaculate Conception with burial in the nearby cemetery.

Castle Grove John Haley Thomas Haley Vincent Donovan Michael James Mary Ellen Michael McAleer Peter Thomas Lawrence Mamie Henry Esther McAleer Detroit Mich W. R. Henry Grand Island Neb Peter McAleer West Hope N. D Church of Immaculate Conception William Holub John Hennessey James Hogan W. M. Delay Louis Leonard Lynn Howie Fred Heiken Edward Schemmel C. J. Opfer J. E. Ahlrichs C. A. McLaughlin H. A. Deischer O. R. Howie Max Specht Anamosa Farm Bureau John Messerli E. L. Kromminga Leo Donovan Fred L. Kromminga S. M. Hosford Lyle Hosford Guilford Sale Olin Harry Boots Monticello William Ehlis Pauline Cramer Reid Home Onslow Ladies’ Aid Society The Lutheran Church Emma Kray James Hodgson Cedar Rapids Steve McDonell John McDonald Hospital Walter Bartels Martelle Marguerite Petersen W. D. McLaughlin A. M. Weber Sones Sale Morley Chicago Frank Miller Coggon Baby Grace Wehrend Marion George Balster Will Hiller Harold Deischer L. F. Balster Eda van Buren Tipton Rev. van Buren

Scotch Grove Stores Display Christmas Goods In Gala Attire

Scotch Grove reports festive store displays as Arend Balster lines shelves with holiday items. Charles Moncrief, longtime cattleman and former immigrant who settled in Scotch Grove, died after a year of ill health. his family continued the cattle breeding business on the expanding homestead.

Scotch Grove Arend Balster George Hagen Hagen Mrs. Boos Canton Herman Lange

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Rural Service Morse Diana Fret Club Lyle Tompkins Howard Day Leon Madson August Thomson Don Wherry F. L. Harrington Jane Inglis Hattie Dieck Ernest Rohwedder Chris Ichhorn Meinhardt Thomsen Fred Latare Fred Petersen Midland Stomemakers Club Latare Hawthorne Club Jane Smith Emilyn Wickstrom Louis Koch Iene Smith Theota Wherry L. P. Snewersen Progressive Women’s Club Fred Lazare W. W. Bronson Noble Grand Circle S. A the American Legion Barbara Tasker Mary Jane Alden Ruth James Irene Lindsey Ernest Reitz Charles Marshall Lyle Jenkins O.E.S Paul Levay Henry Brammer Howard Williston Howard Gree Elsie Mott A. W. Peck Mina Sears Mabel Streeper Contract Bridge Club John Holub J. A. Hoegen Utvc Club the Hoegren Mexico Women’s Society of Christian Service Harriet Emma Alden Mr. Madson Peter Madson Coulter Florida Hunt St. Louis Glen Hunt Jacksonville Fla Ralph Grassfield Tom Eichhorn Ivetta Bramer Lou Westphal Henry Westphal Glen Westphal Carl Westphal Bernard Kuriger Green Colonial Furnaces Santa Hargrave Cleaners Iowa Tri-State Dakota Central Telephone Companies Bell System Western Electric Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Moncrief Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church Charles Moncrief Scotch Grove Township William Moncrief Jones County F. G. Tyrrell Lovell 4-H Oak Drive Thor Edw Stadtmueller Dorothy L. Egger Coe SIDHS Zenith Odane Ghis Ivory Santa Claus Monarch Arend Balster’s Stores
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