Sacred Heart society hosts pot luck and card party
Heart Parish held a pre pot luck supper at K hall, followed by a card party with music. Mrs Olin Howie hosted a dessert luncheon at Goudys tea room, where Progressive pinochle and prize awards were noted. Mrs Grant Eilers won high score, Mrs Ray Adams traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Parish
The
Sacred Heart
K.hall
Olin Howie
Otlock
Goudy
Grant Eilers
Ray Adams
Group of bridge luncheons honor Maquoketa guest
Mrs. Fred McLaughlin hosted a one o'clock bridge luncheon at her home Saturday honoring Mrs. Imogene Von Schrader of Maquoketa. High score and a guest prize were won by Mrs. Von Schrader. Clover Leaf club met at Mrs. Maurice Cook’s home Friday for sewing and a Valentine lunch.
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Fred McLaughlin
Imogene von Schrader
Maquoketa
von Schrader
Clover Leaf Club
Maurice Cook
Fred Matthiessen
Valentine
Cook
Louise Field
Maxine Nordman
George Nordman
Schreiner Chapter O E S Meeting Notice
A notice announces a Schreiner Chapter O E S gathering at the Masonic temple on Wednesday February 23 with a 8 PM evening session and a 9 AM school start. Mrs John Sanford and Dean McDonald are guests at an afternoon event and Eastern Stars are urged to attend. Refreshments follow the meeting in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreiner
O. E
Ron
Moenies
Schreiner
Masonic Temple
Alma Fadley and Elmer Batley Married in Scotch Grove
Alma Elizabeth Fadley and Elmer Ross Batley of Scotch Grove were married Monday at 3 PM in the Congregational church parsonage. Rev. E. G. Gutensohn officiated. Attendants were Maud L. Whiting and Andrew Florin. A wedding supper followed at the Blue Willow Inn. The couple will reside in Scotch Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Elizabeth Fadley
Elmer Ross Batley
Scotch Grove
Congregational Church
G. Gutensohn
Maud L. Whiting
Andrew Florin
Blue Willow Inn
Dinner bridge party at Mrs Lincolns Theonis home hosts
Miss Ruth Walter and Miss Alvina Kirchner hosted a dinner bridge for public school teachers at Mrs Lincolns Theoni s home last Wednesday at six thirty. Seventeen guests dined at one large and three small tables with vases of sweet peas. Four tables played Progressive auction bridge after the meal. Miss Geraldine Roberts won the high score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walter
Alvina Kirchner
Bridge Club Meets for One OClock Dessert Luncheon
The Monday bridge club gathered at Mrs. Albert J. Stuhler’s home for a one o clock dessert luncheon. Twelve guests sat at four quarter tables for progressive contract bridge with Mrs. Riess G. Stuhler posting the high score. Attending were Mrs. J. J. Locher Mrs. Frederick P. Stuhler Mrs. A. B. Grimes and Mrs. A. M. Maurice. Out of town guest Mrs. Imogene Von Schrader of Maquoketa also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moore
Lyle McMullen
Albert J. Stuhler
Birthday Celebration and Church Group Event
Twenty three relatives gathered at the Hei ken home to mark Mr. Heiken's 67th birthday with a noon dinner and gifts. Guests included Monticello families and out of town visitors from Coggon. The same week the Reformed church Young People's Society met in the basement with Roland Buol leading on a Christian view of country and a box surprise honored Rev Tendick and his wife on their tenth wedding anniversary. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert
Neal Lincoln
Walter First
Eugene
Clifford
Robert
Hopkinton
I. A. Heiken
Mr. Heiken
J. H. Henrichs
Harvey Heiken
Lewis Heiken
Sam Rhatigan
Bobby
Caroline
Emma
Irene Heiken
Monticello
Ernest Heiken
Ramona
Coggon
Young People’s Society of the Reformed Church
Roland Buol
Harold Steiner
Lyle Burrichter
Harold Schneidter
John Breen
Paul Becker Jr
Cascade
H. J. Becker
Betty Ann
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Becker
Waterloo
John Smith
Joe Kieemen
Dubuque
Missionary society meets at Steck home for all day gathering
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held an all day meeting at Mrs. Cornelius Steck’s home with Mrs. Otto Burrichter presiding at 10 o’clock. Chapters from Highland Heritage were read by several members. A pot luck dinner followed and a handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Maurice Cook as a farewell before she moves March 1 from Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
the Presbyterian Church
Cornelius Steck
Otto Burrichter
William Grossheim
Grant
E. J. Farley
Asa Lambert
John Smith
Oscar York
Otto Bur.Tichter
Frank Walker
Maurice Cook
Woman's Missionary Society Honors Mrs Ambuehl Birthday
The Reformed church Woman's Missionary Society held a pleasant meeting at the parsonage on Monday. A surprise marked Mrs George Ambuehl's birth anniversary with a noon dinner and Valentine decor. A corsage of sweet peas and a birthday cake awaited her at her place during the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
George Ambuehl
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted for Family Health
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick cure to a list of ailments including sour stomach coated tongue foul breath pimples headaches and constipation claiming to remove the cause and cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels Palust's Drug Store 33-4 supports sale of the product for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Palust
Woman's Missionary Society Holds Meeting and Study Session
Members gathered for a regular business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society. A chapter from the study book Beside All Waters was read by several members and the session ended with a prayer led by Mrs. Herman P. Egger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Herman P. Egger
Homemakers Hold All Day Meeting At Goudy’s Tea Room
The Richland Castle Grove and Lovell townships Homemakers group met all day at Goudy’s tea room beginning at 10 o’clock with Miss Nora Workman of Ames presiding. She taught the home furnishing project “Pictures and Wall Hangings.” A plate luncheon for eighteen was served at 12:30, and the lesson resumed, ending at 4 o’clock with all declaring the meeting interesting and instructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Castle Grove
Lovell
Goudy
Nora Workman
Ames
Chapter FP Holds 17th Anniversary Tea At Coxsey Home
Chapter FP commemorates 17 years since founding with a business meeting led by president Mrs. Frank Stimson. The program featured charter members Mrs. B C Roberts and Mrs. Hans Kettlitz with readings from out of town members and a tea to follow hosted by Mrs. Albert J. McNeill and Mrs. Stimson. Guests included Imogene Von Schrader of Chapter BX Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FP
Charles A. Coxsee
Frank Stimson
John Matthiessen
B. C. Roberts
Hans Kettlitz
Stimson
International Fellowship Tea at Methodist church parlor
More than seventy five members and guests of the Ladies' Social circle of the Methodist Episcopal church gathered for an International Fellowship Tea in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A B Grites led the program with Mrs Byron Abel presenting The Wesleys and Mrs George Woodall The Anniversary of Aldersgate Rev Woodall spoke. A public school sextette sang Hark the Vespe r Hymn is Stealing and What the Chimney Sang with Huldah Peet at the piano Beatrice Long sang a baritone horn solo with Kathleen Carlson at the piano Queen Esther circle girls presented Out of Print a tea followed buffet style served by Mrs Edgar Vernon and Mrs Glen Bancroft The program was well received by the audience
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. B. Grites
Byron Abel
George Woodall
Aldersgate
Woodall
Huldah Peet
Beatrice Long
Kathleen Carlsen
Queen Esther Circle
Edgar Vernon
Glen Bancroft
Tendick
Carlene Winkler Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Carlene Winkler daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Winkler marked her eighth birthday on February 11 with a home party. A large birthday cake and ice cream were served and guests received chocolate and gumdrop valentines. Attending were Jimmie Joe Rhatigan Charlotte Sue Bartlett Lavern Elnora Schoon Colleen Rose Louise Maire Philip Tommy Vesey Eloise Wright Ruth Ann Winkler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Winkler
Carl Winkler
Jimmie Joe Rhatigan
Charlotte Sue Bartlett
Lavern
Elnora Schoon
Colleen
Rose Louise Maire
Philip
Tommy Vesey
Eloise Wright
Dewain
Althea
Janet
Ruth Ann
Iowa School Club Hosts Mabel McVay Program
The Iowa Corn club at Lowell No. 1 met Fri Feb 11 with about thirty members. President Margaret Ambuehl led and a varied program followed including songs, recitations, plays and jokes led by Ruth Ambuehl Dale Mardorf and others. Refreshments and a Valentine box activity concluded the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George L Weisley plan their 50th anniversary on the 22nd at Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Corn Club
Lowell No. 1
Margaret Ambuehl
Elnora Helgens
Mardorf
Jane
Peters
Diddle Diddie Dumpling
Joe Ed Zoller
Frederick Zoller
Washington
The
Rockies
Jane Mardorf
Marvin Peters
Ruth Ambuehl
Lloyd Zoller
Valentine
Hilda
John Schneiter
Dorothy Ambuehl
George L. Weisley
Springville
Church Services and Events in St Louis Area Churches
Area churches list English and German services at St. John's Trinity St. Luke and other Lutheran parishes with Sunday schools and confirmation classes. Activities include Ladies’ Ald meeting at Luther Hall and a Congregational service on a “Woman's Vengeance” sermon, plus Epworth League events and a Working Band gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Henry Che
Luther Hall
Lutheran Services and Play At Local Churches
Local notices describe February 20 German services at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church with 10:30 a.m. worship and 9:45 Sunday school, plus Saturday confirmation and an 8 p.m. play Lucky Jim at the schoolhouse. Reformed Church outlines English morning worship and youth event with two short plays Pineapple Salad and In a Broadcasting Studio, and special music with refreshments. John Baldridge, 76, retired farmer, was found dead in a field near Strawberry Point after being missed since Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willis
Lutheran Brotherhood
John Baldridge
Strawberry Point
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding as Husband Dies in Sudden Illness
On Sunday the couple marked their golden wedding anniversary while Mr Baldridge, previously ill, reportedly worsened and wandered away. Coroner rules death natural. no inquest will be held.
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Baldridge
Cords Family Visit Spans Elkader Weekend
Mr and Mrs Charles Cords and Amanda Cords of Elkader visited Sunday in the home of Mrs Cords parents Mr and Mrs Chris Eileen Mrs Cords remained for a week's visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cords
Amanda Cords
Elkader
Death of Vv. M. Reed Aged Banker and Farmer
Vv. M. Reed, 66, a noted banker and farmer near Independence, died after a three week illness. Funeral services were held at the Lamont M E church. He leaves a wife five sons three daughters and two of his daughters in law Merle Knight and Merlene. Paul Maire of Cedar Rapids visited Monticello friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. M. Reed
Independence
M. E. Church
Lamont
Merle Knight
Merlene
Paul Maire
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
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Andy
Club News
Glin Howie
Mrs. Hamilton
Thomas Hamilton
Siegfried Guyan
Mrs. von Schrader
Mrs. Carpenter
Henry M. Carpenter
Imo- Bene von Schrader
Alpha Delphians
John J. Locher
Alpha ‘Delphian
W. E. Corbin
Art Centers of America
R. J. Langer
Locher
Congressional Library
Capitol of
Minnesota
Ray Eehternacht
Harriet Coughlan
John Fraser
Coughlan
Massachusetts
Virginia
John Greenleaf Whittier
Arthur Shelley
Mr. Grant
Earl H. DeShaw
Neighborhood Club
Lincoln Thoeni
Neighborhood
Harry Hoag
Leslie Reade
George Maire
George Wilkens
94 Club
John Shover
Eneas Africanus
A. B. Grimes
Grimes
George Quyan
Lorene Zimmerman
J. H. Zimmerman
Lorene
Wena
John Sanford
Cas- Be Op
Dean McDonald
Elmer Ross Bailey
Albert Stuhler
Reformed Church
Women’s Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church Meets
Mrs
Paul Becker
E. O
M. E. Social Circle
Leo’s Grocery
Filonle
Texas Trail
China
Shanghi
Nazi Germany
Fred Stone
Dorothy Moore
Iowa
Mabel McVay
Hoag Duster Company
St. John's. Ev
Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Geo. Woodall
Methodist Council
Epworth League
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. . Scholl
Stahler’s Shoe Department
Chicago
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman
Louis E. Hoag
Jones County
Delaware County
Quirk Farm
Gene McAlmeel
Ray Appleberry
Monticello State Bank
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