Lenten Breakfast Attendance Grows at Congregational Church
Attendance at the weekly all faith Lenten breakfasts for men at the Congregational church rose to 27 last Wednesday, up 10 from the first breakfast. Breakfasts run Wednesdays at 7 a.m. through March 28 with devotions led by church leaders and volunteer kitchen crews from St. Luke's Methodist and the Lenten group.
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Howard Hicks
Presbyterian Church
Robert Savage
Arch Edwards
George Nieters
Charles Ellett
Chester Condit
A. K. Jones
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Henry Dulitz
Arthur Shelley
Bernard Edwards
Ellett
Gene Byers
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Dick Long
Virgil Hunt
Anniversary Dinner for Johnsons at Center Junction
Center Junction hosts Norman and Mrs Johnson on a 28th anniversary. Also a school party for parents of primary and first second grades featured recordings by students including rhymes and songs.
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Center Junction
Norman Johnson
Lous Moran
Elizabeth Ann
Howard Andrews
School Program Attends Parents and Students Named
A list of students and mothers who attended a school program is provided. The text names second graders Julie Blohm Patricia Weers Cheryl Stingley Buzzy Davis Jimmy Andrews Mark Zirkelbach Billy Thomson and lists numerous mothers including Mrs Glen Andrews Mrs Andrew Davis Mrs Ruth Glenn and others.
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Dennis Andrews
Patty Antons
Candace Davis
Steven Glenn
Steven Guthrie
Deborah Hormann
Tommy Barclay
Reva Pegorick
Anita Lyon
Dixie Thomson
Bobby Gray
Phil Andrews
Mary Plue
Garet Manning
Linda Catlett
Janet Jamieson
Woody Morse
Mark Mead
Billy Antons
Julie Blohm
Patricia Weers
Cheryl Stingley
Buzzy Davis
Jimmy Andrews
Mark Zirkelbach
Billy Thomson
Glen Andrews
Andrew Davis
Ruth Glenn
Clarence Guthrie
Robert Lyons
Allen Hormann
Julius Thomson
Alfred Pegerick
Virgil Barclay
Alvin Weers
Marvin Blohm
LeRoy Dirks
Jack Zirkelbach
Avert Kiburz
Don Manning
Howard Andrews
Russell Jamieson
Margie Andrews
Dillon Mead
Herbert Moise
Buck Creek Kin Guests and Local Visitation Notes
Sunday and weekend visits across Buck Creek area include Cedar Rapids guests for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sheppard and Mt Vernon visitors for the Schweitzers. Dinner parties hosted by Mrs C C Bacon and Mrs Gene Thompson feature extended family, friends, and local residents.
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Buck Creek
John Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Sidney Schweitzer
Mt. Vernon
Kenneth Sheppard
Tom Wilson
Donald Wilson
Lynn Mann
Kay Frances
Bob
Vic Wilson
Susie
Bill
Floyd Wilson
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Archie Beitz
Paul Gienapp
Harvey Bacon
Herman Dolley
Fay Bacon
Maurice Kirkwood
Louis Herington
John Saunders
H. E. Morrow
Monticello
John Wilson
John Turnis
Frank Jasper
Emil Seibold
Carole
Bobbie
Ronnie
Aurora
Larry Jasper
Alva Wilson Visits Manchester While Guests Gather
Alva Wilson spent a Monday with Joe Mahoney in Manchester. He visited the Emmett home on Wednesday. Sharon Green joined the Donald Atkinsons and several others on Saturday as coffee and dessert were served by Mrs. E J Schnier Mrs. Louis Heiken Mrs. Earl Keegan Mrs. Vincent Donovan and Mrs. Paul Caspers.
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Alva Wilson
Joe Mahoney
Manchester
Emmett
Sharon Green
Donald Atkinsons
E. J. Schnier
Louis Heiken
Earl Keegan
Vincent Donovan
Paul Caspers
Castle Grove Homemaker Clubs Host Joint Meeting
The Idle Net and Worthwhile Homemaker's clubs met at Peniel Presbyterian church in Castle Grove on Thursday Feb 16 starting 10 30 am with about 20 members present. Guests included Mrs George Harris and Mrs Rudy Oltmans. Members painted wooden trays plates and bread boards and shared a sack lunch at noon.
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Peniel Presbyterian Church
George Harris
Monticello
Rudy Oltmans
Scotch Grove
Richard Skelley
Robert Holub
Worthwhile
Francis Miller
George Rickels
Idle Net Club
Copper Tooling Lesson At County Meeting In Anamosa
Mrs. George A. Rickels led a copper tooling lesson at a county meeting held Tuesday in the Farm Bureau building Anamosa. About 35 women attended including Monticello residents Mrs. George Harris Mrs. Clarence Eilers Mrs. Rudy Oltmans Mrs. Herbert Balsiger and Edna Buol. Several planters and wall plaques were started.
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George A. Rickels
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Monticello
George Harris
Clarence Eilers
Rudy Oltmans
Herbert Balsiger
Edna Buol
Dog Ordinance Proclaims Restraint and Penalties
After investigation, authorities may notify owners to confine dogs. The mayor may issue a proclamation banning dogs from running at large for up to 90 days. Unmuzzled dogs found at large may be killed. Violations carry up to 30 days imprisonment or up to $100 fine.
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