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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1933

Page

6

Local Visits Fill Monticello Weekly Roundup

Miss Jayne Shover visited friends in Iowa City while J J Hayes conducted business in Anamosa. Numerous residents including E G Burrichter and son Donald, Mrs W H Behrends, Henry Burrichter, and many others traveled to cities like Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and Mason City over the week. The column notes social visits, shopping trips, and attendance at funerals and family events across eastern Iowa.

Jayne Shover Iowa City

Numerous visits and births mark Cedar Rapids area social week

A flurry of holiday visits, New Year gatherings and family news spans Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Families like the Meyers, Rinks, Steckes, and Ardusers host relatives from Omaha to Manchester while newborns arrive at local hospitals and residents celebrate community milestones and tax cuts in Manchester.

Leyland Ghelley Returns After Illness at AP Des Moines

Leyland Ghelley, absent from Associated Press duties in Des Moines to celebrate Christmas with his parents, resumed work last Friday after several days of illness. A newborn son named Arma was born on Sunday New Year's Day 1983, weighing thirteen ounces.

Leyland Ghelley Associated Press Des Moines

Brush Piles Help Quail Shelter Says ISU Expert

Dr. Errington of Iowa State College advises farmers to delay burning brush piles until spring to create quail shelter. Piles can be moved to gullies or wood lots as permanent cover, provided they stay accessible to birds. He warns quail need food like corn oats and other grains in winter, and cites trapping bulletin 823Y from the U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey as a resource. Total bird species in the United States reach about 768 per American Ornithologist Union lists.

Paul Errington Iowa State College Errington Iowa United States Bureau of Biological Survey Washington, D. C American Ornithologist Union United States

Farmers Mutual Insurance annual meeting set for January 14 1933

The Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Castle Grove Iowa will hold its annual meeting at School House No 2 Castle Grove township on Saturday January 14 1933 at 1030 am Two directors to be elected for three year terms to succeed W F Hintz and James Kehoe Adjusters also to be elected and other business to be transacted. Siegfried Guyan and family visiting Grinnell Charles Nolan and James Mulhall of Chicago guests of Fay Clark family Miss Harriet Rohn travels to Berea Kentucky for teaching and studies Thomas Redmond family dine Cedar Rapids New Year s day James Redmond to University of Iowa Catherine Redmond to Cleveland Ohio Fay Clark recovering from surgery and influenza Hershel Rolf visiting Monticello from Clermont body of Sylvanus Oldridge 15 found hanged in barn at Troy Mills no motive known.

Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association Castle Grove Towa Castle Grove Township W. F. Hintz James Kehoe M. Hosford Thomas Redmond Cedar Rapids James Redmond University of Iowa At Iowa City Catherine Redmond Cleveland Ohio Sylvanus Oldridge Troy Mills Howard Ramsey

Maire's Candy Shop Owner Visits Cedar Rapids Move

Paul Maire, a Maire's Candy Shop co owner, arrived Friday night for a Monti cello relatives visit. He works for Shell Petroleum and will base at Cedar Rapids after a transfer from Joplin Missouri. Delaware county treasurer A L Clark postponed delinquent tax sale to Monday February 6 1933 after no bids were offered last Tuesday. Orville Manning of LaCrosse Wisconsin, suspected in a Central City car theft and egg crate theft, is jailed in Cedar Rapids after several identifications by witnesses.

Paul Maire Maire Monticello Shell Petroleum Company Joplin Iowa Territory Cedar Rapids A. L. Clark Delaware County Orville Manning LaCrosse Wis Central City Central City Produce Company Petrus

Fort Madison man killed in highway crash near Cedar

A. V. Garrott, 54, of Fort Madison died instantly last Thursday when his heavy sedan left highway No. 30 on a slight curve four miles west of Cedar. The truck passed at the time, and Garrott apparently lost control. his body was found beneath the instrument board.

A. V. Garrott Fort Madison Cedar Acciden Garrott Instrument Board

Schreiner Chapter to Meet for 1933 Installation

Schreiner chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday evening January 10 for its regular meeting and installation of 1933 officers. Members urged to attend and bring guests. prior notes include details of P. E. O. chapters and Needlework Guild events.

Schreiner Chapter Order of Eastern Star Order of the Eastern Star Odd Fellows Hall

Mrs Gutknecht Hosts Gerhard Steege Evening

Gerhard Steege attended a gathering at the home of Rev. and Mrs Paul T Gutknecht last Thursday before his move to Hawkeye. The evening featured five hundred with five tables and a supper served by the host committee.

George Sutherland Tarry Awhile Club Andrew Carmichael Irma Gerhard Steege Paul T. Gutknecht Hawkeye

Neighborhood social and bridge club gathers at Mrs Roberts home

The Working Band of the Congregational church met at Mrs B C Roberts home for a regular meeting. After a business session a social hour and refreshments followed. The Neighborhood bridge club played at two tables with Mrs M J Hogan winning high score and Mrs Harry Hoag taking the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs Maurice Maire and Miss LaVetta Perrine. A bridal shower for Elsie Pruit and Gerrie Hanken drew over a hundred friends with gifts for their new home.

Congregational Church B. C. Roberts Jake Metzenberg Milton Thoeni W. A. Beery Sarah Hosford Edward Podhaski M. J. Hogan Harry Hoag Maurice Maire LaVetta Perrine Elsie Prult Gerrie Hanken Langworthy Hall

Alpha Delphian Meets at Mrs Redmond Home for Evening Program

The Alpha Delphian chapter gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Thomas Redmond’s home with president Mrs. E. E. Reed presiding. After business and roll call, the program covered Kentucky and Tennessee history and drainage by Mrs. Reed, Industries by Miss Minnie Rettig, and People and Cities by Mrs. August Ricklefs.

Alpha Delphian Chapter Thomas Redmond E. E. Reed Kentucky Tennessee Reed Minnie Rettig August Ricklefs

Presbyterian Women Meet at Mrs Hoag’s Home

The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church gathered last week Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis Hoag. Mrs. Kitty Sutherland led the devotionals and Mrs. Otto Burrichter presented a paper on "Mormonism and the Way Out" before refreshments hosted by the hostess and Mrs. Burrichter.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Louis Hoag Kitty Sutherland Otto Burrichter

Stormy Night Bridge Club Dines At Good's Cafe

Miss Winifred Neilly hosted a dinner at Good's Cafe for sixteen Stormy Night bridge club members. After dinner, four bridge tables were set at Miss Neilly's home where Miss Evelyn Eby and Larry Robertson won high scores. Out of town guest Miss Catherine Neilly of Spokane received the traveling prize.

Winifred Neilly Good’s Cafe Miss Neilly Evelyn Eby Larry Robertson Catherine Neilly Spokane Washington

Aldrichs Host Shower For Loretta Redmond And Charlie Tuttle

Mr and Mrs W L Aldrich entertained guests at their country home Tuesday evening with a miscellaneous shower for Loretta Redmond and Charlie Tuttle who plan marriage soon. Dancing and cards followed by a midnight supper for about 100 friends and neighbors. The honors received many gifts for their future home.

W. L. Aldrich Loretta Redmond Charlies Tuttle Milo Tuttle Marcus Maire Carl Winkler

Mrs B S Benered Bt Farewell Party

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of Bt John s Lutheran hold a farewell party for Mrs B S Benered at the church parlors with neighbors and friends attending the event.

Mrs. B.S Ladies’ Aid Society Bt. John’s Lutheran

Farewell and New Year Socials Link Monticello Church to Town

Monticello residents hosted farewell for Mrs. H W Steege as she plans to move to Hawkeye with her son. The Methodist Ladies Social Circle met at Mrs Ed Huibregtse s home for a New Year program with readings piano selections and resolutions. Families gathered for New Year dinners and parties at the Ricklefs, Britt, Locher, and Muller households with guests from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Des Moines and beyond. A Washington Post quote on anarchists in the House chamber contrasts with local social life.

Methodist Episcopal Church Ed Huibregtse Gladys Skelley Lucile Gayle Huibregtse Will Skelley Will Sloan Chadwell Jennie Shipman James Skelley

Manchester Man Slugged And Robbed Last Week

Merton Cox of Manchester was knocked down and slugged and robbed of a three quarter carat diamond ring and $100 at his home last week. He was alone when attacked around 10 o clock. Blood stains were found upstairs and in the basement. Cox walked to his brother's home to notify police. He suffered two head wounds and arm bruises.

Merton Cox Manchester Cox

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. J. Hayes Anamosa Isabel Liddy J. W. Hoult E. G. Burrichter Donald Marshalltown Clifford Franks Lisbon W. H. Behrends Sand Spring M. Chase Delff J. J. Locher Lillian Margaret Dubuque Henry Burrichter Lost Nation Emil Burrichter Ruth Hayes Virginia Schneider Mary Stickford Helen Holst Center Junction Clark Hubbard J. J. Reding Jimmie Joe J. F. Meyer Eileen Neilly P. D. Bell Sam Adamson Home of Friends Mary Kane Loretta McDonough Kate Lang Hopkinton Dora Brucks George Ireland Florence Wyoming Herbert Balsiger Andy Smith Delhi Jean Hogan Maxine Redmond Robert Hogan Rose Becker Hilda Bisenius Cascade John Breen Gregfried Gruenstein Chicago George Guyan Eloise Senst Maquoketa John B. Zimmerman Fred Goldin Bertha Mae Marion Clarence Brown F. D. McLaughlin Charles E.ve Page Carlton Soldier Theodosia Pulver Raymond T. Moore Charles Kay Olin Ava Main Clarence Crawford Ramm Irma Fagan Kathleen Hayes Margaret Hayes Jean Ann Liddy Harry Main Portia Newton Parrott Home Herman Che Dundee, Ill Lyle Millsap Jean William Cassidy Frank Peckosh Robert and Rita Oxford Junction Altman York Veterinary Meisel John McNeilly Springville Ruth Luett John H. Perrine LaVetta Visi Genter Junction Paul Enith Iowa Oty Donald Bell Patty Harold Neilly Delia Neilly Patricia Meyer R. N Omaha Mrs Mary Rink Henry Rink Katherine Hausa Jack Buchanan Cornelius Steck Frances Frank Royden Scotch Grove Earl Buck John Miller Robert Joan Rose Mary W. J. Aitchison Andrew Guhler John Arduser Katherine Lang Edward Brazelton Elmhurst Til Hans Aebht Brazelow Edith Rettig Schemmel Joann Beaver Dam George Rettig Carl Jolly Helen Dorothy Owatonna Minn Mrs. Jolly Luella Loomis Clara Cummings Frank Tibbets Dewain Jones William Sloan Conrad Poppe Norman Newton Clifford Flaherty John Flaherty Fairfax Flaherty James Lahey Ed Brown Clyde Fitch A. M. Maurice Kate Maurice Geraldine Brainard Decorah D. P. Young William Roben Kenneth Mire Roben Arthur Thoeni James Rettig Sally Ellen Independence Viola Hogan Drake Simpson Butler Iowa State John E. Stanley Tipton Cedar County James van Voltenburg Hinkley van Voltenburg Dorothy Eden Lutheran Memorial Hospital Henry Eden Leo Oswald Mercy Hospital Elmer Hubbard Hubbard Maurice Cook Henry Bader John McDonald Hospital Herbert Wood Amarillo Texas Annual Insurance Meeting Siegfried Guyan Grinnell Charles V. Nolan James F. Mulhall, Jr Fay Clark Nolan Mr. Mulhall Clark Harriet Rohn Burlington Berea Rohn American Weekly Chicago Herald and Examiner Adv Raymond Hershel Rolf Clermont A. B. Grimes Mr. Grimes Rebecca Janis Rolf Colin Thomas Chapter FP Emily Richardson Mrs. Will William First Ralph McCaffree Stormy Night Bridge Club H. W. Steege Steege Steeges M. E DeLos Daken Zearing Dorothy Alt Emil Ricklefs Ricklefs Augusta Ricklefs Ben Ament E. P. Ament Ann Clarke Hilda Dondelinger Newhall George Muller John Muller Joe Muller Paul Kurt Matt Muller Norbert Manter‘nach Delah Kerrigan D. P. Britt Solidier Mary Bertha Locher Feros Leo Locher Joe Locher Jimmie Neb Josephine Council Bluffs Holstein Isabel George Stahler’s Sons Mildred Blanton Washington Post Harold Haynes Imperial Gardens Worthington Emerson Ose W. H. Mcdaniel Monticello Niles Theatre Joan Crawford Madam Butterfly Tess OF THE Gaynor and Farrell Ann’s Cafe Ricklefs Dry Good Store Hine Northwestern Bell White Hawk Virginia Sweet
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