Cascade Couple Wed In Dyersville At St Francis
Miss Agnes Recker daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Recker of Dyersville and Aloysius Manternach son of Mr and Mrs Victor Manternach of Cascade were married at St Francis church Dyersville The nuptial mass was celebrated by Very Rev Rather Warndair The couple were attended by Miss Dorothy Becker and Florian Manternach After the ceremony a wedding breakfast and reception followed at relatives homes The bride wore a robin blue dress with rhinestones and velvet and carried a Carnation smilax bouquet The groom wore a navy blue crepe suit and brown seal plush coat The couple plan housekeeping on the groom s Cascade farm later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes F. Recker
Anton V. Recker
Dyersville
Aloysius Manternach
Victor Manternach
Cascade
St. Francis Church
Rather Warndair
Dorothy Becker
Florian Aanternoeh
Intel
F Ramk Becker
Brice
Worthington Hall
St Francis Academy
Manternach
Iowa
South Dakota
Henry Pinned
George Lauser
West Cascade
Henry Pannell
Bellevue Township
John Pinnell
Mary Koppes
Bellevue
Bies
Annthias Pinnell
Rifkin
Minn
Mrr
Pinnell
St. Mary's Parish
Norbert Lauser
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Frank Sauser
Leo Pettinger
Shaimp Sauser
John Warner
Jacob Guidinger
Nicholas Sauser
George Klinkner
Temple Hill
Klinkner
Louis Peters
Finley Hospital
Susan Garrity
Iowa City
Y Thomas McGovern
Philomena Hayes
Bertha Bell
Henry
Ann Riedie
Dubuque
Harry Care
Florida
Joseph LaPlume
Chiczeo
Philadelphia
Cascade Advertisers
Corn Belt Bankers
Cedar Rapids
Leo Lees
Merte Buckner
Anamosaphins
Carrie Specht
Mercy Hospital
Mathias Pinnell
Aitkin
Henry Pinnell
Joseph Grace
H. J. Banghart
Nick A. Carter
Waterloo
Stockton
Kans
Center Junction Farm Co op Meeting Reports Growth and Reforms
The annual meeting of the Center Junction Farmers Cooperative Creamery drew 150 attendees. The cooperative, which handles coal and feed and offers custom grinding, reported income of 90 738.55 with butter sales 71 088.08 and total earnings 90 738.55. The Articles of Incorporation and bylaws were changed to non stock non profit sharing. Officers elected include W. O. Paneburn president and F. L. Sutherland vice president. directors include J. N. Smith and others. The day featured Cedar Falls speaker Peder Pedersen and a related community dinner and activities at the Presbyterian church with school declamatory contestants and a Mothers’ group event. Additional society elections and local visits were noted along with various personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery Company
Aricles of Incorporation
Cresmery
W. OS. Paneburn
Fld
Sutherland
J. N. Smith
W. 5S. Paneburn
F. Od. Sutherland
C. McDonald
H. C. Manuel
Cecil James Yood
R. S. Robbie
C. ©. Livingstone
H. E B. Stingley
J. N Smith
J. R. McNeilly
John
Ruth
Cedar Rapids
Foster
J. W. Smith
Christian Endeavor Society
Evelyn Robbie
Lyle Thompsony
Maurine Stingley
Pauline Burmeister
Lin Yu-Ching
Center Junction Theater
Nive
Pearl Smith
Mys
PPL
Addenneck
Phe Owanien Bresen
Revo
Cho Mever
Ser
Chauwedi
Premuhur
Warceste
Anmmiesa
Hunebaneh
Ted Piterin
Corky Rapids
Roy Younes
Henry Wanken
Clarence
Cecil Younes
Cornell
Mount Vernon
M. J. McNeilly
J .N. Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
E. R. Young
J. M. Young
S. L. Davis
T. T. Platner
Mead Sanford
Monticello
John Carson
Paul Smith
Beahl Perrine
J. A. McDonald
James Mead
Onslow
McDonald
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Ruth Nelson
Montice
Amber Social Notes Preview Miss Thadden Wedding
A prenuptial shower honored Miss Thadden at the Aden home with about seventy five relatives and friends. She will wed Vernon Ray of Anamosa on February 9 at the Wayne Lutheran church with Frances Ray as maid of honor and Carl Eden as best man. A wedding dinner will follow. Nearby, Grover Preston moved a two apartment brooder house for early chicks and Henry Kammerman prepared to move to a farm near Olin. Community events include a 15th wedding anniversary, Ladies Aid and project work, and visits among Amber residents with various gatherings and churchactivities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thadden
Carl Aden
Den
Wayne Lutheran Church
Luther League
Vernon Ray
Anamosa
Willms
Frances Ray
Carl Eden
Ray
Monticello
Paul Hankens
South of
Amber
Hans Aagard
Grover Preston
Herman Folkers
John Freese
Preston
Henry Kammerman
Kammerman
Olin
Otto Danneman
W. J. Zimmerman
Herman Zimmerman
Danneman
Midland
Paul Hanken
Margaret Wroblewski
Henry Holmes
Charles Michels
Carl Husman
Ehlers
Husman
Bloomingstine
Will Hildecardt
Julia Toenjes
Cedar Rapids
Henry Eden
Wyoming
Ida Eden
Leone
Will Preston
Frank Story
Willie Husman
Henry van Sivke
Charles Gray
Roreee Lincoln
Herman Helgens
Creare Fideene
Gentcoh Grove
Ben Orten
Dorothy
Alfred Dirkins
Center Junction
Joh Presse
John Fato
Clara
Oto Oven
Grace Siemers
Henry Behrens
BE. B. Willins
George Siebels
Toenjes
Peter Robertson
Mattie Lincoln
Carl Freese
Art Lincoln
Roscoe Lincoln
Will Rickels
George Herren
H. Dirks
Will Jansen
W. R. Zimmerman
Will Fehr
St. Louis
Prairieburg
Jack Husman
Hopkinton News Roundup From Monday To Sunday
Dr George H Wandel of the University of Town dental hygiene bureau spoke in Manchester on the new To wa Plan for Dental Service to local dentists and school officials. Hemorrhages struck banker F C Reeve. he recovered enough to resume work as Hopkinton State Bank cashier. Lenox beat Still College 42 to 35 in Des Moines. then beat Mason City Junior College 34 to 27. The girls cantata Garden of Flowers begins rehearsals under Mrs H M Reeve with 40 members. Fire damaged a residence but caused little damage. County social events include a farewell for Homer Brooks in Wyoming, a Hutton Walker sale near Onslow selling high grade Holsteins, and a Matijka farm sale netting over 3000 dollars. The Hopkinton high school lost to Monticello 18 to 10. games scheduled in Manchester and Colesburg. Various residents, teachers, and students are noted with arrivals, visits, and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wandel
Dental Hygiene Bureau
University of Town
Manchester
H. Livingstone
G. G. Brown
F.C. Reeve
Lenox
Mason City
Mason City Junior College
Country Club
Brooks
Wyoming
Hopkinton High School
Monticello
Colesburg
J. L. Statler
Bonaparte
Statler
Frank Joseph
Des Moines
Jack Horner
J. R. Boots
Leonard Gibbs
Harriet Livingstone
Bernice Behnke
Helen Egger
Lyla Sill
Arlene Ortmann
Tris Statler
Laura Wheeless
Kathryn Reeve
Marjory Wiltsie
Eleanor MacDonald
Earl DeShaw
Town City
Henry DeShaw
C. S. Morton
Hopkinton
Thomas Porter
Cliff Main
Monticena
Porter
Albert Barr
Oklahoma
Julia Warden
Melchert of
Ryan
W. F. Zeuch
Sand Springs
McDonough
Homer Brooks
John Ratcliff
Parent-Teachers Association
Lara Lovell
Mildred Onstolt
Wayne Nodgett
Lyle Jenkins
Nathan Nodgett
Robert Alden
J. Courtland Jones
Sherrill
W. W. Bronson
Onslow
Hutton
Dale Swordes
Nashville
Frank Walker
Matejka
Here
Olin
W. G. Wherry
First National Bank of Wyoming
Matijka
Orlie Urban
Leota Wherry
Erma Rohwedder
Evelyn Carrell
Jesus
Alee Wherry
Paul
Lula Nicholas
Bert
Indian Road
Ida Pealer
W. O. Shaffer
Monticclo
Diana Fret Club
Hotel Alden
Bridge
W. G. Behnke
Minnie Lewis
East Main Street
Behnke
Klaud Dick
Webster
Julian Day
Theodore Becker
White Lake
S. C
Fred
Anna Lorenzen
Battle Creek
Meinhardt Lorenzen
Ed Ohlmeyer
Charles B. Gridley
Cecil Wherry
Crindley
Everett, Wash
Robert Elwood
Everett
Jeona Elwood
Nettie Wherry
Community social rounds reach Richland Center area
Local residents hosted and visited across Monticello and surrounding towns. Guests included Tuetken Cap Arduser Hein Wismeier Schweitzer Marks and others. events covered dinners dances basketball games and juror duties with multiple families attending. A clothing project and a farm rental agreement were also noted.
Monticello business callers report on Tuesday
Thompson drove to Savanna on Monday with five carloads of stock. F. OW Finnes holds a sale on woolen dress goods winter underwear blankets and overshoes. Tlarness oiled at Prahm's Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Thompson
Savanna
F. OW
Finnes
Midland Homemakers Enjoy Valentine Luncheon in Wyoming
Mrs John T Wherry Mrs Austin First Mrs Reynold Fishwild and Miss Frances Franks hosted a two course luncheon at one o'clock January 21 with Valentine decorations and favors. Joe Holub rents his farm to his son John of Oxford and plans a sale January 31 while remaining on the farm. The American Legion of Wyoming plans reorganizing and presents a February 3 play Welcome to the Old Town to boost activity with a cast including Ernest Rietz HanSetta McHugh W E Schreiber and Henry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wherry
Austin
Reynold Fishwild
Frances Franks
Midland Homemakers’ Club
Joe Holub
John
Oxford
Holub
Henry Westphal
Wyoming
American Legion of Wyoming
Legion
Old Town
Tod Whipple
Ernest Rietz
Tetsy Tibbs
Hansetta McHugh
Con Conover
W. E. Schreiber
Solomon Pepper
Henry
Local News and Movements Around Sand Spring
The Sand Spring creamery shipped 60 tubs of butter on Tuesday and a car of stock and oats arrived in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brandt and son Clifton visited relatives in Shell Rock. Charles Martin motored to Monticello. J B Burns and J E visited Hopkinton. Mrs. Alice Alcorn fell ill and her daughter Gladys, a nurse, was called to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. French
Ruth McGlade
Hopkinton
R. &. Goss
Socialville
Charles Martin
Monticello
E. L. Brandt
Clifton
Shell Rock
Charles Stevenson
Glenn Thompson
R. B. Chaplin
Fred Egser
Alice Alcorn
Gladys
H. E. Chaplin
EF. L. Brandt
Orpha Garlinghouse
J. E
Ills and Observations From Buck Creek Area
Rateliff and Mr Ratcliff are described as very ill at home near Buck Creek. Charles Stevenson made a call in Hopkinton. Clara Arduser attended a girls' club meeting near Manchester last Thursday. A joking exchange about slipping shades and kissing a wife is noted from The Office Cat.
Is This So Manchester Press Satire On Marriage
A London style mock editorial from the Manchester Press jokes about bachelors being chloroformed into marriage and advises spinsters to seize their prospects. The piece mocks social pressure and the idea of forced wedlock with a flippant tone.
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P. T. Association
Hillar Koob
Chiengzo
Whitewater
Darkins’ Hall
Aitharins Koob
Jean Ladgne
AL Diedisch
Puesdhey
Ben Englebart
George Schoon
Ben Engiebart
Frits Reuter
Lloyd Robertson
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Bodiker
Rhiny Wessels
Richland Center
Will Tuetken
Monticho
Cap Arduser
Donald
George
Ima
Gertrude
Ho. Wismeier
John Hein, Jr
Cond
Will Hoffman
Scotchgrove
Louise Hoffman
Carl N. Hein
Abe Allamand
Alfred
John Yossi
Henry Marks
Leonard Duckett
John Sc
Wil! Bualsiger
Anna Egger
Fritz Hein
Carl Schweiter
Will Balsiger
W. Behrends
Howard Hicks
John Schweitzer
Chris Mardoff
Milly Moore
Forest Ely
Alfred Yossi
Abe Allam
John Dietiker
E. J. Light
Foot Farm
Peter Mundinger
George Balsiger
Thomson
Rucker
E. H. Rucker
U. S
Canada
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Jones County
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
Farmers’ Grain CO
Robert Carson
Jersey
Plymouth Rock
Deering
Hayes
Margaret Thompson
R. D. Cooley, Auctioneer
Geo. Paulsen