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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1928

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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
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