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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1937

Page

7

Social Bridge Club Notes From Local Society Pages

The column lists hostess events for several bridge clubs with dates and venues, including Mrs Colin G Thomas hosting a Friday luncheon and many others hosting contract bridge tables, high scores, prizes, and guest attendees across clubs like Clover Leaf Delta Delt Hi-Low Fortnightly and U-Namit. It also covers a 35th wedding anniversary party at the Hanken home and Young People activities at Sacred Heart church with games and a short program.

Colin G. Thomas Roy Morey Clover Leaf Club Donald Morey Byron Abel Delta Delt Bridge Club Asa Lambert Ralph Strasburg Lee Byerly Will Tuetken James Howie Ross Baty

Social rounds fill week with parties and weddings

A busy week features an auto supper party hosted by teachers at a public school home with ten places, a treasure hunt and games. A bridge party honors the faculty with Miss Clara Palmer high score and Roy Moore traveling prize. Various local groups meet for meetings and a Major Bowes amateur program draws the youth. Agnes Redmond and Thomas Thill wed at Temple Hill St Peter’s Church, followed by a wedding dinner and a shower. A surprise birthday party for Winnon Harford ends with games and prizes. attendees include many area residents and out of town guests.

Catherine Redmond Belle Markovitz Beth Merrill Dorothy Stemm Ina Cruise Fred Kay Theodosia Pulver Clara Palmer Roy Moore Moore Bowes Epworth League Methodist Church Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Group Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Society Winnon Harford Evelyn Eldora Semmert Winnon Banco Virginia Hearn Mable Harper Edna Howell Wanda Ely Ruth Cunningham Lucile Yount Hilda Geiken Iva Schneider Matilda Arduser Mary Louise Yount Mildred Arduser Neva Wilson Hopkinton

Miss Gertrude Cropp and Ben Prull wed in Freeport

Miss Gertrude Cropp daughter of Bruce Cropp and Ben Prull son of Mr and Mrs Henry G Prull were married in Freeport Illinois on October 12 1936. The double ring ceremony was performed by Reverend D L McNary at the Presbyterian church with Miss Hattie Prull as bridesmaid and Roy Berlin as best man. The bride wore a blue crepe dress and the bridesmaid rust crepe. Mrs Prull graduated from Monticello high school and worked at the local telephone office. Mr Prull attended rural schools and farms. They plan to live on the Mrs Lawrence farm north of town after March.

Gertrude Cropp Bruce Cropp Ben Prull Henry G. Prull Freeport, Ill D. L. McNary Presbyterian Parsonage Hattie Prull Roy Berlin

Afternoon sale and entertainment at local gathering

Afternoon games and a food sale raised money as aprons and other items were sold. Tea was served at 4:30 and a brief program followed including singing by Antonette Coxsee and Gretchen Rolf with Mrs. Grimes at the piano and charades by three groups. Hostesses included Mrs. Stimson and others. thirty-five members and guests attended, with out of town guests Mrs. Herman Rolf and daughter Gretchen from Clermont.

Ernoon Antonette Coxsee Gretchen Rolf Valentine Grimes Coxsee Frank Stimson

Nonpartisan judiciary plans and wage boosts discussed in Iowa legislature

The Iowa legislature considers nonpartisan judiciary election plans, ballot labeling changes, and elimination of 35 percent primary nomination. Bills propose statewide nonpartisan designation, combined judicial conventions, and repeal of party conventions for judges. Senator Lant Doran backs restoring teacher pay to $65 monthly amid wage concerns. Rep Lloyd Woods targets city regulation of telephone utilities.

E. P. Donahue Chickasaw County Gus Alesch Plymouth County Henry L. Davis Madison County C. G. Goode Boone County J. P. Gallagher Iowa County Lant H. Doran Lloyd Woods Clarke County

Iowa Legislature Debates Labor Welfare and Bank Fees

Lawmakers led by Beckler Knudsen and Moore consider added duties for a state labor commission to inspect steam boilers and vessels. Another bill requires semimonthly pay and posted payment dates. Bills bar banks from cashing checks with penalties. Pharmacy committee seeks narcotics regulation alignment with federal law and stricter labeling with antidote requirement.

Beckler Black Hawk County Knudsen Marshall County Moore Woodbury A State Labor Commission Iowa Gillette Kephart Clay County Senate Pharmacy Committee Gillespie Polk

Senate clears decks for homestead exemption bill

The senate has cleared the decks for action on the homestead exemption bill scheduled for Thursday unless plans change. Amendments are proposed and the bill is expected to draw deep, data driven debate with many statistics and supporting materials, even aspirin as a joke from one senator.

Senate

Special Service Sunday At Presbyterian Church

A special service is planned at the Presbyterian church next Sunday night February 14 at 7 30 featuring a University of Dubuque male quartet and Rev Samuel J George. The quartet from Dubuque includes Fred Buol Lorin Scholz John Lang and Carl Sinning and has performed widely in churches civic groups and on midwestern radio. Rev George will also speak on modern religious questions and youth issues. Open to all community members. John Locher Jr of Cedar Rapids visited his parents here over the weekend.

Presbyterian Church University of Dubuque Samuel George Middle West Fred Buol Dubuque Lorin Scholz Guttenberg John Lang Manchester Carl Sinning Kamrar Quartette Samuel J. George George

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Mes. Thomas Leonard Iverson Abel Hi-Low Bridge Club Mrs. Iverson B. C. Roberts O. EB. York Newton Norman Newton Florence Bright Ralph Lambert Charles Ritchie Metzenberg Harrison Lubben J. Metzenberg Jake Metzenberg W. F., Yeoman Ed Podhaski Grant Eilers Ralph Bone Ray Echternacht Louis Hoag Albert Stuhler U-Namit Bridge Club Helen Heiken U-Namit Maude Arduser Hazel Eby Izora Bancroft Irene Heiken Mrs Fred Manken Fred Hanken Chicago St. John’s Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society St. John's Lutheran Church Margaret Stadtmueller Paul T. Gutknecht Young People’s Club of Sacred Heart Parish Young People's Club Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart School Catherine McDonough Harold Dunn Karl Renk, Jr Betty Thomas Frances Bone Mary Elaine Burrichter Jo McNeill Tim George Mary Elaine Burricht Winifred Neilly Mary Kane Elden Broshaw George Nordman Matt Muller Congregational Missionary Society Coughlan Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Harriet Coughlan Samuel G. Gutensohn Africa Janet Hazard Agnes Gearhart Miss Hazard Siegfried Guyan Mrs. McMullen League of Women Voters Lyle McMullen John Matthiessen D. M. Strawman Donald Sutherland Thomas Redmond Cecil Smith Onslow Edgar Beach Strawman Harriet Cunningham Anamosa M. E. Church Thomas Thill Agnes Redmond Ben Redmond Monticello Scotch Grove St. Peter’s Church Temple Hill Eugene Lorenz Earl Elizabeth Redmond M. E. Social Circle The Charles A. Doxgee Smith Henry W. Burma Butler John Locher Jr Cedar Rapids J. J. Locher America Iverson Cer Ae i , Renn Lee Tracy Gloria Stuart Jane Turner Bob Allen Ranger Courage Diddie Cantor Fleur Crnivenad Prov Deanna Durbin Keeley Chester Morris M. Graham Ann Dvorak Preston Foster Joan Beal Casper Dan Hlogan Coggan Town Dennis Hogan W. H. Nule Rufus Sisler Farmers Implement Co John Deere Store M. & S. Motor CO Madsen Motor CO X. Ray Childress Childress-Hoag FORD Ford Tudor Chevrolet STAR BUICK M & S Motor Co Edwin Lightfoot A. T. Madsen
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