January auctions list at Monticello and Central City
Public notices outline livestock machinery grain and dairy cattle sales led by Louie Hanken and Bob Drumbarger with auctions on January 11 12 and 26. Central City and Monticello areas host closing out and dairy equipment offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dreibelbis
Harold Hartman
Anamosa
Colby
Shada and Brickley
Colin Tschantz
Monticello
Louie Hanken
Ray Glanz
Central City
Bob Drumbarger
Auct
Lester
Langworthy
Ed Kennebeck
Amber
Harold Egger
Henry J. Brokens
Olive Reynolds Installed OES Worthy Matron
Olive Reynolds was installed as Worthy Matron of Schreiner chapter Order of Eastern Star at a candle light ceremony in the Masonic temple. The event featured Jane Long assisting, organist Lydia Guyan, and a long list of officers with remarks by the new matron and committee appointments for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Reynolds
Schreiner Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Jane Long
Lydia Guyan
Doris Long
Edith Rhatigan
Vance Stead
Larry
Terry
Margaret
Lloyd Clark
Harold Yeoman
Lance
Mildred Arduser
Clifford Arduser
Caroline Schoenhut
Anna Egger
Marcella Morf
Marshal
Dorothy Erler
Izetta Stumbaugh
Adah
Fern Coward
Ruth
Helen Stanger
Esther
Eleanor Yeoman
Martha
Yola Stead
Electa
Bette Bender
Warder
Phyllis Lumpa
Schreiner
Dinner Held in Masonic Dining Room for 30 Guests
Cers and guests sat to a 6 30 dinner in the Masonic dining room with 30 places set and bouquets reflecting the order colors. The Past Matrons circle served the meal with Mabel Tuetken as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
Masonic
Mabel Tuetken
New Year's Dinner Guests Gather in Monticello
Scotch Grove residents noted a quiet New Year’s Day with a large dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Alva Zimmerman’s home in Monticello. Attending from the area were Mr. and Mrs. William B. Henrichs and June, Mr. and Mrs. Arend Balster, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Balster and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Alva Zimmerman
Monticello
William B. ‘Henrichs
June
Arend Balster
Leslie Balster
Monticello News Bits Reflect Family Visits and Health Updates
Mrs G J Hughes returns home from Monticello hospital after weeks as patient. Carl Rickels remains in Monticello hospital with fluctuating health. Mr and Mrs R H Oltmans visit New Year’s day with Mr and Mrs Paul Ladehoff. Mr and Mrs William Murray and daughter visit in Hopkinton. Scotch Grove Farm Bureau to hold 1955 meeting Jan 12 at Harm and Dirks home. August Schrader chairs. Miss Mary Joe Edwards vacation visit with Clinton parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Hughes
Monticello
Carl Rickels
R. H. Oltmans
Paul Ladehoff
William Murray
Hopkinton
Gibsons mark sixtieth anniversary in Mount Ayr
At Mount Ayr Mr and Mrs George Gibson recently observed their 60th wedding anniversary with family gathering and a celebration at home honoring the couple who wed sixty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ayr
George Gibson
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Monticello Express
Farrow
James Moran
Onslow
Lawrence J.conmey
Tamworth
Wilfred Kramer
Coggan
Henry F. Adams
Ostf
Poland
George R. Shearer
Delhi
Hampshire
H. H. Manuel and Son
Center Junction
Wyoming
Ranger
Meu Glover Allike
Nemaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Farm Seed and Service.co
Chester
William Uhlenkamp
Lorance Wilken
Carrington Leam
Leonard Boos
the Express
Huerter
John F. Huerter
Kuriger Bros
Eclipse Lumber Co
H. J. Gottleaber
Bolsons
Clarence Acker
Middleton
Wis
Ryan
Edward Schueler Nursing Home
Davidson
Express
Montivello Express
Bolson’s
Bolson
Lux Hatchery
Town
Claude Fothergill
D.h.ia
Joe Legg
County Extension Office
James Steiner
Richard Schmidt
Eli Shada
Fred Jensen
Elishada
The
Ed Moran
Freese
Herbert Husman
Elnora Schoon
George Schoon
Herbert C. Husman
Co. A
Bn-Ccb
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Theatre Wornthille
Robert Vowna May
Francis- Reed -Wyhn-Carey
Stooges
Sun
India
Taya
Ack Hudson
Arlene Dahl
Larry Martinsen R.F
Mary Joe Edwards
Clinton
Kattle
Farmer’s Feed and Supply
Jim Balsiger
Nick Clement
Monticello, Iowa
Aslam
Finn
Prairieburg
Sarge
McCormick-Deering
Bell City
John Deere
Monticello State Bank
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