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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

Page

6

Local News Of Davenport Visitors And Social Rounds

Davenport resident B F Brown was a visitor in town last Thursday. Gene Byers offers piano tuning and his shop on 322. Numerous locals and visitors from Cedar Rapids Manchester Anamosa Hopkinton Davenport Sabula and Monticello drop by friends and family across the week end. Various trips include Cedar Rapids Chicago Minneapolis and Columbus Ohio with many attending events and gatherings at homes churches and colleges.

B. F. Brown Davenport Jack Buchanan Cedar Rapids Kate Hauss

Monticello News Roundup of Local, University Visits

Vancouver visitor Elmer C. Lee arrives to visit his mother Mrs. Hiram Lee. University of Iowa students Rolland Steinmetz Norman Kopp and J Max Cartwright spend weekend at home with Iowa City friends Sam Schuetz and Roy Ricklefs. Several Monticello residents noted husband trips and family gatherings with regional ties across Iowa and New York.

Elmer C. Lee Vancouver B. C Hiram Lee Rolland Steinmetz Norman Kopp J. Max Cartwright University of Iowa At Iowa City Sam Schuetz Roy Ricklefs Harry Stuhler Trudeau New York Bill M. F. Hogan The State University At James Redmond Maxine Redmond Robert Locher Gladys Shelley Roy Ricklifs Robert Hogan Ray Ferring Gerald Schoon Stuart Hoag Richard Hoag Ruth Jacobs

More Schools Enter The Express Bird Contest

Three new schools join the Express bird contest Scotch Grove No 9 Castle Grove No 1 Wayne No 5 taught by May Hogan Emil Pruit Details urge coloring clipping pictures by students and naming age and grade Teachers pick weekly best entry and assemble a booklet for the office of The Express Winners receive library books for rural schools The Express lists Hazel Green Pine Grove Lovell No 2 and Wayne No 6 as participants noting additional teachers and schools involved.

Scotch Grove Castle Grove May Hogan Wayne Emil Pruit Express the Express Ofice of the Express Hazel Green Jackson Township Leone Preston Pine Grove Madison Township Catherine Thompson Lovell Marie Widmer Mary Bohlken

Hopkinton Couple Celebrates 40th Anniversary Surprise

Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cramer of Hopkinton marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday surprise at home. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wil Hiller, the Lorenz Balster pair, Fred Cramer and family, GC A. Cramer, G. L. Cramer and relatives from Delhi, and several other local friends and relatives.

GC. W. Lutz Florence Anderburg Friends Cedar Rapids Pernice Phyllis de Shaw Hopkinton Earl DeShaw Phillip DeShaw Lorenz F. Balster Harold A. Deischer F. C. Cramer Will Hiller Monticello Eda van Buren Bethany Oklahoma A. K. Cramer Wil Hiller Lorenz Balster Fred Cramer Oklahomna A. Cramer G. L. Cramer Jimmie

Society And Club News Recap Of Local Meetings And Events

Chapter FP P E O met at Mrs A M Maurice with vice president presiding. Thursday bridge at Mrs Leonard Iverson 1 30 lunch. The 94 club held book review at Mrs Samuel Gutensohn home. Auction bridge at various homes with prizes awarded. K C hall hosted shower and dance for Mr and Mrs George Eby. Eastern Star and Ladies Social Circle held meetings with programs and refreshments.

Samuel G. Gutensohn George Guyan Mary Scotland and the Isles Janet Hazard Gutensohn Mgr Andrew Ambuehl Jr K. C. Hall George Eby Schreiner Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Iva Rodman Byron Abel Clarence Matthiessen A. M. Maurice Arthur Madsen Earl de- Shaw George Buol D. P. Young

Pinochie Club Hosts Luncheon After Games

Mrs Yossi hosted the Pinochie club at her country home last Thursday afternoon with three tables of progressive pinochie. Mrs Heln won the high score prize and Mr Ellers took the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs Schweltzer Jr Mrs Hein and Mrs Schwelter.

Leonard Iverson Milton Thoen J. W. Schweitzer Ernest Shelley Frank Podhaski Madge Shaffer Henry Ohe Lou Spooner Ethel Nichols Will Balsiger Nichols Agnes Gearhart Clarence Matthiessen Louis D. Barrack Fred Endsley Ralph Bone Charles Lucctt Hans Kettlitz John Yossi George Heln Grant Ellers John Schweltzer Jr George Hein Carl Schwelter

Community Groups Share Charity and Installations Events

The Women's Missionary society met at Mrs. Will Adams home for a regular meeting with devotion led by Mrs. Ralph Bone and a program on National Missions. Officers for 1936 were elected: President Mrs. Otto Burrichter, Vice President Mrs. E. J. Farley, Secretary Mrs. Donald Sutherland, Treasurer Mrs. Asa Lambert. Tea followed. Happenings include a dinner party for Mrs. Siebelt Harms and Mr. Tedrow’s anniversary guests. a Friday club gathering chaired by Mrs. H. S. Richardson. and joint Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installations in Wyoming with multiple officers named and a pot luck supper.

Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Will Adams Ralph Bone Asa Lambert Otto Burrichter E. J. Farley Donald Sutherland Bone Lambert H. B. Tedrow Martha Will Moore Sophia Lucile Robert Holub Prairieburg L. W. Lovell H. S. Richardson John Fraser Colin G. Thomas Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Odd Fellows Hall Jones County Council of Odd Fellows Rebekahs Onslow Anamosa Center Junction Wyoming Odd Fellows Merton Miller J. Young Marshall Ben Warren Lutiee Poole Noble Grand Jack Graves Fred Zimmerman W. H. Skelley Bert Hubbard Tobe Hanken Ed Rice Siebert Harms John Shover Clarence Hein Linda Kiburz Martha Rice Sylvia Olden Jennie Skelley Bertha Sutherland Guardian Cara Brockhaus Harms Magele Rice

School Notes Highlight Student Reports and Awards

Freshman English sees students report on multiple books with Miriam Lovell and Vernon Meier leading. Girls in manual training recane stools and redecorate, while gym classes pursue athletic badge tests. Ribbons and minor “M” club honors are awarded across grades, with assembly noting attendance and the operetta Sunbonnet Girl underway. Local arrests and indictments are listed, including Irene and Richard Van Dusen, with other theft and assault cases detailed and bail set where stated.

Miriam Lovell Vernon Meier Jo Royden Helen Havitchek Marion McVay Hilda Balster Alice Rabenberg Mary MccLaughlin Kathleen Carlson Jean Royden Margaret Delscher Jo Rickless Eleanor Stewart Shirley Hobert Janet Howie Lucille Huibregtse Arline Balster Bob Liddy Dicky Landis M” Club Wilma Harford Dorothy Sawyer Kay Ferring Lois Kuhns Shirley Hoag Mary McLaughlin Betty Thomas Jo McNeill Kathleen Carlsen Margaret Smith Charlene Rolls Irvin Lupben John Nagel Dean Morey Charles Field Donald Schoon Maynard Kuhns James Farley Fred Bone Miranda Meadows Elsa Ruth Gutknecht Luella Templeton Hiram Meadows Mrs. Meadows Doris Cotton Evalinn Scroggs Reuben McSnavin Ivan Reynolds Earn McSnavin Warren Stirter Barbara Coleman Margaret Hayes Jerry Jackson Royal Rodman Scrozes Wilma Kuhns Abliah Scroezs Clarence Hearn Sadie _Simpkins

Hopkinton Creamery Elects 1936 Officers

The Hopkinton cooperative creamery held its annual meeting last Saturday in Hopkinton. Manager H. M. Reeve presented a year’s business report. Retiring directors were Russell Guthrie B A Smith and Hugh McGlinde. New directors Archie Wheeless Russell Guthrie and Roy Dighton. Officers elected were Warren Winch president Russell Guthrie vice president and H M Reeve secretary manager.

Hopkinton

Land values swing nets Mora farmer a big profit

Oscar Van Dorn of Mora saw land values swing dramatically in Appanoose county. He sold his Moravia area farm in 1918 for 6000 dollars and has repurchased it for 1350 dollars, yielding a profit of 4650 dollars on the revaluation.

Oscar van Dorn Moravia Appanoose County

Classroom News From Miss Gray and Grade Three

Mrs Endsley and her sister visited Miss Gray s second grade on Monday. The class finished time booklets and practiced cutting letters. Miss Miller s third grade makes vegetable puppets tied to geography and health studies.

Miss Iverson Shields Armin Jacobs James Matthiessen Miss Ashton

Cleaning Up Thievery In Cedar County

Cedar County grand jury at Tipton ends after a twelve day session. Seven people face charges for petty thefts troubling Cedar County farmers. Louis Wehde of Tipton indicted for receiving stolen pigs and a threshing machine belt tied to a local ring. Henry Peden of Rochester indicted for stealing five hogs from Clarence Maher.

Tipton B. M. Crees Atalissa Wehde Henry Peden Rochester Clarence Maher

Fall Leaves Avoca Woman With Broken Hip at Home

Mrs Katherine Sick 82 of Avoca sipped and fell while preparing for bed, breaking her hip and lying four days without food or water before discovery. She remains in critical condition. In Marion county Pella hosts a spring tulip festival featuring a permanent miniature Dutch village built by George Herron and local students with yearly additions.

Katherine Sick Avoca Pottawattamie County Pella Marion County George Herron

Chicago pastor to speak at Sunday Evening Club

Jack Kay of Chicago visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Kay. The Rev Joseph Fort Newton formerly of Cedar Rapids Peoples Church and now at St James Church Philadelphia will address the Chicago Sunday Evening club next Sunday at 8 30 p m The service will be broadcast by WGN.

Jack Kay Chicago Mrs Fred Kay Joseph Fort Newton the Peoples Church Cedar Rapids St. James Church Philadelphia Chicago Sunday Evening Club WGN

Mrs Guyan Plans Trip to East St Louis with Son

Mrs. George Guyan will leave this week for East St Louis to visit her son George, assistant station director of a radio station there. Mr Vernon Good and family plus Cedar Rapids guests visited Mr and Mrs G L Cropp last Sunday.

George Hubbard Cedar Rapids George Guyan East St. Louis Til George Vernon Good Richard J. W. Biel Hattie Good G. L. Cropp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gene Byers the Schneider Jr Harold Neilly Delia Neilly Ralph Strasburg Marion Harold Pillard James Adams Bess Dickey George Keith Manchester L. F. Wilson George Washington Congregational Sidney Low Georgia Linter Minneapolis, Minn Henry Monk Fritz Ahrenholtz Lois Ehlers Frieda Tjaden Henry Tjaden Dicky Lee Louis Pillard Chick Leonard Sabula H. L. Adix Columbus Ohio Lutheran Home Mission Council of America Ed Zumbach Coggan Will Dennison Kathryn A. P. Lambert Ralph Lambert Glenn Merle Cass Esther Paul Harms Eileen Neilly Mount Mercy Junior College Della Neilly Lucille Scheele Scoville Business School Clinton William Scheele Henry Che Bernard Coe College Kathryn Locher Mullasey Junior College Bertha Locher Mildred Rathbun Cedar Rapids Business College Elmer Rathbun Mary Elaine Burrichter Leona Fothergill Fred Herker Florence Dubuane Leo Hughes Sumner Mary Demmer Mrs. DeLos Daken Zearing Mike Chisman Veterans Hospital Des Moines Mr. Chisman Indianola Olin W. B. Allen Homer Hanna Marion McFadden Greeley Bob Hartenberger Mount Vernon St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Raunds Hartenberger Monticello Country Club J. A. Thompson John McDonald Hospital James Richard Mr. Thompson Northwestern Bell Telephone Company J. W. Doxsee Mary Doxsee New Orleans Hotel Sandford San Diego Calif Ernest Speedy Allison Speedy Mary Hanuwalt Robert Don Harter J. Suter Donald Hotchkiss Dubuque Merle Bond Webster Ottumwa Missouri John Lahey Maurice B. C. Roberts Leonard Iverson Mostess Thursday Bridge Club U-Namit Mrs. Henry Ohe Knitting Club Harry Matthiessen Ruth Matthiessen Ireland of Alpha Delphians Langer Rudy Langer Alpha Delphian Chapter Ray Echternacht George Timmins Endsley M. FE. Church Methodist Episcopal Church Ernest Landis Ed Huibregtse Esther Cass Frances Bone Lavonne Landis Lillian Harms Will Shelley Luther ,Howland Power Yossi Mrs. Tedrow Louise York Barbara Walker O. E. York Frank Walker York Barbara Delphia Balster Leonard Strasburg Dicky Sutherland David Walker Robert Thoeni Stuart Sutherland Jane Stuhler Marjorie Thomas Susan Stuhler Beverly Helms Dorothy Marsh Donna Hackbarth Barbara Deischer Dotty Schneider Mary Lou Adams Tommy Grimes Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge Peden Irene VanDusen van Dusens Richard van Dusen Irene van Dusen Carl W. Gustavison Richmond Gustavison Elvin McQuillen Wilton Junction Bert Kephart George Vetter McQuillen Vetter Alvis Cum Stotler Hill and Wescott West Branch Earl Pisher Mechanicsville Inter Hopkinton Creamery Omar Floyd Loaves A&c Monarch Sturreon Grocery Department Iowa Grace Yota Milroy Cedar County Princess Hell’s Angels Jean Harlow Ken Maynard James Dunnclaire Jean Arthur Herbert Marchal EL Brendel Popeye Vigon Vitaliky SUN Mon Ana Lanny Oh CS Chas. Chase Comedy Bank WM. Powell Baty Nash’s Chase Aorn's Wan T.N.T Dr. Scholl Wm. M. Scholl Dr. Scholl’s Stuhlers Shoe Department Dan Matthews
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