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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

6

Local News Notes From Cedar Rapids Area

Keith Dickey visited Cedar Rapids last Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth Wallis stayed with relatives in Mount Vernon Minnesota. J C G Herald of Cascade reported no business visit in town last Friday. Numerous residents hosted guests in Anamosa Sabula Cedar Rapids and other towns over the weekend. Mrs. Lang hospitalized in Anamosa with pneumonia. Maytag inspectors Tighe and Hutson seen touring Newton factory.

J. CG. Herald of Cascade Elizabeth Wallis Mount Vernon

Local Tales From Monticello and Surrounding Area

Monticello and nearby towns bustle with hospital visits and family movements. Mrs. I H Mills returns to Fargo to care for Andrew Gabler at John McDonald hospital while families travel for illness and recovery across Cedar Rapids Madison and Anamosa.

I. H. Mills Fargo, N. D Andrew Gabler John McDonald Hospital

Pinochie Club Social Notes From Richland Center

Mrs John Yossi entertaining the Pinochie club hosted four tables of Progressive pinochie with Ursula Hein taking high score and Henry Che receiving the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs William Jarrett Mrs Carl Schneiter and Mrs Will Balsiger. A plate luncheon followed. Cedar Rapids visitors Rudolph Sahli Herbert Balsiger and others were noted along with visits to Monticello and by Mr and Mrs George Heln and Mr and Mrs John Schweitzer.

John Yossi Urssula Hein Henry Che William Jarrett Carl Schneiter Will Balsiger Rudolph Sahli Herbert Balsiger Cedar Rapids George B. Heln Harry A. Hoag Monticello John Schweitzer Sidney Ursula Heln Will Jarrett

Numerous Society Meetings Open Fall Season

Chapter FP P E O met at Mrs Hans Kettlitz home for a study of constitution state and supreme by laws Mrs Clarence McLaughlin led the program. The 04 club gathered at Mrs B C Roberts home for a literary program and reviews. Several bridge and pinochle groups met at private houses with scores reported and refreshments served. A Camp Fire tea at the home of Lillian Locher and Antonette Coxsee concluded with dancing and tea duties. The Monday bridge club held progressive auction bridge with high scores recorded. A Pinochle group met at Mrs John Yossi s country home for progressive pinochle and luncheon. The Methodist Social Circle held its monthly meeting at Mrs Frank Stimson s with a short program and refreshments. Neighborhood Bridge Club enjoyed progressive auction bridge and a luncheon hosted by Miss Lena Maruge.

Hans Kettlitz Claserence McLaughlin Henry M. Carpenter Halstead Carpenter Colin G. Thomas Riess Stuhler George Timmins J. E. Heiserman Bun Little Oelwein Lillian Locher Antonette Coxsee Kathleen Carlson Mary Lucile Rickless Taminola Earl DeShaw The Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Stimson Ed Huibregtse Will Marshall Thedesia Pulver Clause Milroy BE. A. Hubbard Lena Maruge M. J. Hogan Lorenz Allamand J. W. Schweitzer Lucile Jake Widmer Marie Maurice Cook

Birthdays and Luncheon Celebrate Local Figures

Mrs J C Bender and Mrs Herman Schneider hosted a Wednesday birthday dinner at Mrs Benders home honoring Louise Field and Esther and Fern Bender. Twenty four relatives attended a long table with a large birthday cake and valentine place cards. The Alpha Delphian chapter held its annual luncheon at Mrs Thomas M Redmonds home with fourteen at one table and two smaller tables. sweet peas and swansonia decorated, followed by a business meeting and program. Officers elected for 1835.

J. C. Bender Herman Schneider Alpha Delphian Chapter Thomas M. Redmond Schreiner Order of Eastern Star Maples Inn 12Th District Elna Rohwedder Olin Mabel Tucken Rohwedder Masonic Temple Gertrude Brooks Julian Chapter Dubuque Eastern Star Mabel Tuetken Lidia Humphel Elsie Deyo Mount Moriah Anamosa Madge LaChapelle Dorothy Corwin Elizabeth Wallis Monticello

Birthday Party for Anna Rose Strasburg Joyful Eight Birthday

Anna Rose Strasburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strasburg, celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at home last Saturday afternoon. Seven young friends sang Happy Birthday, played games, and prizes went to Gene Bender and Elizabeth Lee Byerly. Gifts, a decorated birthday cake, and valentines decor filled the festive table.

Junior Henry Coyle Evelyn Milton Harrs Arthur Bobby Eugene Gesse Lois Jimmie Schneider Graydon Reed Dicky Landis Lavern Eilers Anna Rose Strasburg Ralph Strasburg Anna Rose Gene Bender Elizabeth Lee Byerly Mmany Nice Lois Rhoda Barrack Ellen Mae Irma Tendick Elaine Havlichek Gail Huibregtse Mildred Iverson

Jones County Property Transfers Involving Duncan and Creamery

Jones county report covers January 11 to 17. O E Duncan and wife transfer undivided quarter interest in section 9 to C E Duncan in exchange for lands in section 12 with nominal $1.00. Farmers Creamery company transfers lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 Center Junction and all fixtures and personal property, including receivables, to Farmers Mutual Co-Operative Creamery Association, with assumption of all indebtedness due by grantor.

Jones County O. E. Duncan C. E. Duncan Farmers Creamery Company Farmers ‘Mutual Co-Operative Creamery Association Center Junction Hattie Watters Niles & Wahatters Sogs Bank Hattle Watters Clara H. Niles State of Towa Scott & Skinner Anamosa Nathan B. Frost Iowa Lovilla L. Ruhl John HW. Ruather Scott& Skinner's Strawberry Crater Line Luna E. Jeffrey Manford Jeffrey Ruby May Hansen Francis Lathrop Oxford Mills Luna EB. Jeffrey W. ST. Smith

Doctor L J Swift Osteopathic Physician

Dr L J Swift presents general practice services with calls answered in city or country. Office located in Burrichter building and telephone number 236.

Burrichter Building

Property transfers and easements in Jones County deeds

A sequence of land transactions and easements in Anamosa Oxford Junction and Strawberry Hill areas. Listings include grants from the Farmers Creamery stockholders, conveyances to Citizens Savings Bank, and quitclaim deeds with life leases and specific street vacatons. Notable names include James M Bray Hector E Bray Vallie S Pulley Della Coon Stackhouse B F Pulley and Luna E Jeffrey among others.

Grantee Corporation Farmers’ Creamery Company Center Junction Grantor Corporation Citizens Savines Bank Anamasa James M. Bray Hector E. Bray Shaw's Midland Railway Main Street Anamosa Della Coon Svec Wdit Carter & Finninigan Oxford Junction Crantor Vallie S. Pulley M. W. Pulley Della Coon Stackhouse B. F. Pulley Carter & Flannigan Edna K. Watters A. C. Watters Agros T. E Egia Knight Watters Niles & Watters Sves Bank

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