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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

7

Rainbow Group installs new officers in 1944

At the regular Order of Rainbow for Girls meeting in the Masonic temple Marion Deischer heads the local assembly as worthy advisor. Other officers named include Gail Huibregtse associate advisor and Jean Bender Hope with a Rainbow song during the ceremony.

Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Marion Deischer Gail Huibregtse Jean Bender Hope Abigail Banghart Charity Vernita Vernon Ruth Hintz Jean Kaplan Treassurer Claire Shannon Janis Grimes Janet Stuhler Naomi Love Betty Jo Guyan Barbara Walker Nature Ellen First Immortality Audrey “Podhaski Fidelity Lois Guyan Susan Stuhler Service Louise York Confidential Observer Kathryn Bender Outer Forrest Deischer

Lodge Names 1944 Knights of Pythias Officers

At the regular Knights of Pythias lodge meeting on Wednesday evening, R C Lambert served as installing officer for the 1944 officers. New officers include Carl Morning as Chancellor Commander Chauncey Robinson as Vice Chancellor James Hollar Prelate Otto Kucera Master of Arms Gerald Rohr Master of Work Claude Appleby Keeper of Records and Seals Leslie Reade Master of Finance Irving Hintz Master of Exchequer John Luck Outer Guard Guy Bonwell Inner Guard, with deputies R C Lambert Albert McNeill and Henry Adams. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the evening’s committee.

K. P. Lodge Knights of Pythias Lodge R. C. Lambert Carl Morning Chauncey Robinson James Hollar Otto Kucera Gerald Rohr Claude Appleby Leslie Reade Irving Hintz John ‘Luck Guy Bonwell Albert McNeill Henry Adams

Pinochle Club Entertained By Mrs Claude Appleby

Mrs Claude Appleby entertained members of her pinochle club Thursday evening at her home. Pinochle was played with Mrs Harry Matthiessen winning the high scoring honors. Mrs E F Hofer won the travelling prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the games. Mrs Harry Matthiessen was a guest.

Claude Appleby Harry Matthiessen E. F. Hofer Delphian Club L. D. Barrack T. M. Redmond Jack Maire J. I. Rhatigan Otto Kucera O. R. Howie Rhatigan

Silver Anniversary Celebrated by Dr and Mrs Gibson

Dr. and Mrs. Gibson entertained 80 guests at a Pastime club dinner dance in Des Moines observing their silver wedding anniversary. Commander and Mrs A D James attended, marking their eighth wedding anniversary on the same date. Gifts of silver dollars were presented by Tom Couchman. Also noted were former Monticello residents Arche Koop and Gracia Orcutt Corbin. Dr and Mrs Gibson reside at 3813 Maquoketa Drive.

Paul Gibson Des Moines Montivello A. D. James James Pacific Tom Couchman

Mrs Cass Hosts Pinochle Club Tea Aces High

Mrs M J Cass entertained the Pinochle club Tuesday afternoon at her home with Mrs Harrison Lubben winning high score. Prizes went to Mrs Tobias Hanken and Mrs Henry Che Sr. Special guest Mrs Ray Adams attended. Mrs Fred J Kay hosted the Thursday club that evening with tea at seven and two tables for contract. high score went to Mrs A J Stuhler.

M. J. Cass Harrison Lubben Tobias Hanken Henry Che Sr Ray Adams Fred J. Kay A. J. Stuhler

Ceremony Details of Johnson Luck Wedding

The bridesmaid Mrs John Luck wore a blue gown matching the maid of honor. Groomsmen were Morris Montgomery of Camp Phillips Kansas and John Luck with ushers Max Specht and Robert Steiner. A church reception followed. The couple plans to reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr Johnson will work.

Minnie Luck Clarence Johnson Minnie Eleanor Luck Clarence J. Johnson Henry Johnson Evangelical and Reformed A. H. Tendick Ruth Decker Edna Steuri Irma Tendick Otto Kucera Laura Johnson John Luck Pfe Morris Montgomery Camp Phillips Kansas Max Specht Robert Steiner Johnson Cedar Rapids

Mrs Fannie McAleer Hosts Bridge Evening

Mrs Fannie McAleer entertained a group of friends Sunday evening. Bridge was played at three tables with Mrs Minnie Muller winning high score. Other prizes were awarded to Mrs John Breen and Mrs The Schneider.

Fannie McAleer Minnie Muller John Breen the Schneider

Pinochle Club Hosts Mr and Mrs Rhatigan

Mr and Mrs Clarence Rhatigan hosted a Saturday evening at home for the pinochle club. High scores went to Charles Podhaski, Mrs Gerald Rohr, and Mrs C F Shimanek.

Clarence Rhatigan Charles Podhaski Gerald Rohr C. F. Shimanek

Community Clubs Share Social Events Across Town

Mrs. William Balsiger hosted Clover Leaf club with social time and refreshments. League of Women Voters met at Mrs O B York’s home with a program on State School Code recodification. Mrs Jack Maire entertained a Pinochle club with prizes won by Mrs J I Rhatigan Mrs Otto Kucera and Mrs O R Howie. Presbyterian Ladies Aid circles held meetings in several homes with devotions missionary lessons and farm bureau project talks. Royal Neighbors of America installed 1944 officers at Dale camp with a social hour and potluck. The 94 club met for Books That Shook The World. A C E Bridge Club gathered at Mrs Lloyd Clark for six oclock supper and contests. Social showers honored Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson and a Behrends card party completed the week’s activities.

Glenn McMichael League of Women Voters O. BE. York Presbyterian Ladies Aid Presbyterian Church John Wenger O. R. Howie Art Young William Grossheim Frank Wright George Allen Sr Harry Guyan J. H. Thompson Anna Rittmer Circle No Ralph Lambert George A Rickels Harvey Harford Irving Hintz Farm Bureau M. J. Cass Bernard Cass Harrison Lubben Clarence Rhatiigan Clarence Johnson William Luck

Local Military Families Share Visits and Transfers

Sgt Francis Locher on furlough from Alaska visited the Nordmann home for supper. Capt Ralph Redmond departed for an indoctrination center before deployment to an island hospital overseas. Ruth Roberts, ISU student, visited her sick mother at McDonald hospital over the weekend. Mrs Minnie Muller visited Cedar Rapids with niece Dean Durphy. Larry Curphy, recently ill, returned home.

Francis Locher Alaska George Nordmann T. M. Redmond Ralph Redmond Rockford Til Capt. Redmond Minnie Muller Cedar Rapids Dean Durphy Larry Curphy

Local Social Notes From Monticello Area

Mr and Mrs Lewis Ireland of Hopkinson visited Monticello friends on Friday evening. Mrs Joe Simmons traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Hiller Knapp. Mrs B C Hall, formerly a hospital patient in Iowa City, was brought to Monticello hospital last week and is improving gradually.

Lewis Ireland of Hopkinson Monticello Joe Simmons Hiller Knapp Cedar Rapids B. C. Hall Iowa City Monticello Hospital

Burrichters and Mohr Family Attend Funeral Visit

George Burrichter of Slatér arrived last Thursday evening to visit his parents and to attend the funeral of his uncle Albert Mohr at Lost Nation on Friday. Sgt. and Mrs. Lyle Burrichter arrived from Fort Dix on a 13 day furlough to spend time with Monticello and Des Moines relatives.

George Burrichter Slatér Will Burrichter Albert Mohr Lost Nation Lyle Burrichter Fort Dix N. J Monticello Des Moines

Vitamin conversion: nicotine to niacin via oxidation

Nicotine can be converted into the vitamin niacin through an oxidation process. The note explains how oxidation changes nicotine into a vitamin form.

Corn Smut Causes Enlarged Ear and Stalks

Silvery white enlargements on ears and stalks develop into black sooty growths as corn smut spreads. The disease affects both ears and stalk tissues, reducing yield and quality.

Join the Army WAC Recruiting Drive Now

A wartime recruitment appeal urges women to join the Women’s Army Corps. It promises Army service details on eligibility training pay duties and living arrangements at nearest recruiting station or by writing the Adjutant General in Washington DC.

U.S. Army Adjutant General Munitions Building Washington, D.C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rainbow Group Jane Long Marilee Matthiessen Specialized Welding OF All Metals Childress Motor Company Leigh Clark Arch Grimes Alice Stahler Madge Shaffer Bertyce Goettsch Jennie Clark Ruth Hoffman Ben Long Audrey Behrends Lois I Vernon Express Breakfast OF Champions Lahaye Vail California Texas Florida Campbells Pork & Beans Lord Mott Kellogg's Anc Facial Foilet Nee Hondy Grahame Mmonia Oes Dr. Gibson W.S.C.S Methodist Church E. H. Huibregtse Boyd Shannon L. J. Swift McNeill Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Lodge No. 806 Emma Wilson Floy Stoneking Hilda Podhaski Martha Moore Pearl Claus Velma Hollar Anna Rolls Marie Vernon Mary Morning Caroline Schoenhut Pauline Schneiter Pillsbury’s Piltshbury’s Pillsbury Rese Mineapolis Belle Mrs Clover Leaf Club Balsiger William Balsiger Royal Neighbor Lodge Dale Camp Royal Neighbors of America Minnie Adamson Anna Widmer Iva Yeoman Oracle Hazel Harford Lizzie Sharp Edna Yeoman Carrie Moncrief Emma Stambaugh Fannie Milroy Fannie Bennett Helen Dunn Inner Sentinel Kate Lambert Outer Sentinel Lenora Welch Addie Ireland Dessie Kammerman Agnes Conley Faith Irene Howland Hulda Robinson 94 Club Bennett A. Serf Robert Mullen R. J. Bone A. M. Maurice Co. A. Coxsee A.C.E. Bridge Club Lloyd Clark Carl Schneider William Behrends Harley Stoneking Dale Larson Ruth Roberts State University of Iowa McDonald Hospital Sand Springs Iowa Ridge Riders Jack Sprat Prunes Post Bran Camay Sunkist Washington State Duz Isani Jack Baty’s Grocery WAC Perry Fairview Anamosa Jersey Crosley Shelyador White Rock Meta Hedden Lee Raigoin Billy Folkerts
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