Sunbeam Eastern Stars install officers in Hopkinton hall
In Hopkinton Sunbeam chapter of OES installed officers at a Masonic hall meeting on Wednesday evening Jan 5. Mrs Clarence Hunt of Earlville presided as installing officer with several officers named and dinner guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Neil
Elsie Winch
Dorothy Stone
Marian Taylor
Mae Wilson
Nelle Stanger
Marshal
Olive Keith
Clara Beitz
Adah
Thelma Dolley
Ruth
Sarah Herington
Esther
Eleanor Dunlap
Martha
Claudia Keith
Electa
Dora Winch
Warder
J. B. Freeze
Sentinel
Supper Club Hosts Social Evening At Henderson Home
Mr and Mrs Tom Henderson hosted their couples club on Sunday January 9 at 6 p m. After dinner pinochle was played at two tables with high score by Verne McCurdy traveling and Herbert Kuntz while low went to Mrs Verne Mc Curdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Henderson
High
Verne McCurdy
Traveling
Herbert Kuntz
Low
Buck Creek Church Circles Meet Jan 20 In Pot Luck
Buck Creek notes show circles meeting Thursday January 20 with host families for pot luck dinners. Local ministers and parishioners are listed among recent visits, patients, and community events across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas including Memorial hospital Manchester and Trinity Methodist Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
West
Or Ville Underwood
South
Henry Aldrich
David Coulter
Evanston
Ill
Coulter
Garrett Theological Seminary
Jerry Saunders
John Saunders
Memorial Hospital
Manchester
Ezra Aldrich
Harold File
McDonald Hospital
Hazel Green
Claudia King
Ed Mangold
Alan Kaufman
John Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Sheppard
Larry
Ruby McCamment Weds Darwin Keegan at Sacred Heart
Ruby McCamment became the bride of Darwin Keegan on December 29 at the Sacred Heart rectory. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold McCamment of Olin. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Earl Keegan of near Monticello. They will reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr Keegan works at Wilsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby McCamment
Darwin Keegan
Sacred Heart Rectory
Harold McCamment
Olin
Earl Keegan
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Keegan
Wilson's
Wyoming and area church schedules January 1955
Numerous congregations list Sunday school times worship services and choir practice for January 16 1955 in Onslow Wyoming Scotch Grove and Monticelo. Notable items include confirmations instruction times and installation of church officers for 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Methodist Church
Wyoming Zion
Onslow
Cooperative Parish
Ivan Rundus
Cascade
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Charles Hendricks
Ladies Aid
Town Electric
Wayne Zion Ey
Lutheran Church
F .H. Kehren
Monticelo Evangelical and
Church of the Nazarene
Ray Sprenger
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
George K. Traden
Wyoming—Church School
Wyoming
Philppine and New Guinea Missions topic at Lutheran Ladies Aid
Rev A K Stenzel spoke on the Philippine and New Guinea Missions during a Lutheran Ladies Aid and Lutheran Women's Missionary League meeting held at Mrs William Reuter's home Thursday. Dinner guests Saturday evening included the Ladehoff and Fairbanks families from Monticello and Scotch Grove. Colleen Ann Emmerich named second daughter. born Friday January 7 in Monticello. The Naylor family returned from a western business trip. visits included Chicago and Ames. Long Island is the largest island in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Walmutt
Anamosa
T. L. Waring
Memphis
Tenn
Nelle Stanger
William J. Stanger
Elmer Lux
University Hospital
Town City
Frank Irish
Carlin and Marnee
Des Moines
F. A. Irish
Ernest Landis
Monticello
Sarah Lux
Ray Phelps
Hudson
Maurice Sanford
Russell Kirkwood
Detroit
Mich
Lux
Harlan Johnston
Albert McNeill
J. P. Grieff
Charles Wolfe
George Jaeger
Worthington
Charles Wolfe, Jr
Ryan
Marie Grieff
Cedar Rapids
William Wilson
Delhi
John Williamson
A. K. Stenzel
Philippine and New Guinea Missions
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
William Reuter
Dale Ladehaff
R. H. Oltmans
Scotch Grove
Lester Fairbanks
Joyce
Ida Fairbanks
Paul Ladehoff
Colleen Ann
A. J. Emmerich
R. A. Naylor
Jack Naylor
Jerry Naylor
Martina McDonald
Naylor
Chicago
Leo McDonald
Ervin Plueger
Ames
Colleen Naylor
Martin Mac-donald
Monticello School District 1954 Disbursement Report
The Monticello school district certifies the quarterly disbursement statement ending December 31, 1954. It lists salaries, supplies, services, and equipment from numerous vendors including Iowa Association of School Boards, Bureau of Audio Visual Instruction, Metropolitan Supply Co, and Monticello Waterworks. The report, sworn January 7, 1955, is signed by Secretary Augusta Meisha and Notary Ione L. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Monticello
Iowa
Phyllis Lumpa
Wanwen
Iowa State College
Filma A
Shelley’s
W. M. Welch Mfg. Co
Latta & Son
Vad
Undee Nn
Sechusen Ol Co
Chuck & Elmer
Matthiessen
Monti Auto
First's Electrical Co
Fus
Sal
American Legion
M Club
R&s
Seth Drew
Naaners Lime Co
Mat ‘Corpa
Acme Electric
Eall
Edwards Dept
Jacque
I. H. DeShaw
University of Illinois
Educational Music Bureau
Hillbrunner's
George Westcot Co
Hammonel & Stephens
Witmore
Sinclair Refining Co
J. H. Fraser
Yeoman & Co
Harvey -Harford
Great Plains Supply Co
Harold Schilimmer
Staner
Chester Condit
Augusta Melsha
Augusta Meisha
Ione L. Scott
Seal
Notary Public
General Fund
Iowa Association of School Boards
Matt Parrott & Sons
Retary’s
Nelson Snider
NCLA
Robert Mullen
Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction
Baty Insurance Agency
Carolyn Cousins
Hargrave Cleaners
Panama Carbon Co
Forrest Johnson
Campbell Products
Offier Supplies
Parc
Metropolitan Supply Co
Sean Eto
Prentice-Hall Co
Demeo Library
Fos - Syste Buckner Motors
Freese Motors
Monti Standard
Hearn OU & Tire Co
A. Hoffman
Mo Ks Chemical Co
Hiong Duster Co
Harper McIntyre
Electric Co
SOS Canoble's
A. J. McNeill
Medical Arts Surgical Co
Hise Calipse Lumber Co
Ananes
West Disinfecting Co
Iowa Electric Co
Monticella
Servierm
Bell Telephone Co
William
Corbin
Eastin Pictures
Taylor Music Co
Carlos Eitlers
Ralph Wilson
Chapman & Cutler
Legal Services
John Fraser
Scotch Grove 4-H Leaders Train With Dinners Ring the Bell
Scotch Grove 44H training school held in Anamosa drew leaders from across the county. Attendees included Mrs. R. H. Oltmans Mrs. Dean Mac Donald Mrs. Lester Zimmerman and Mrs. Albert Heeren. The group plans a Scotch Grove Women’s Community club meeting January 19 with hostesses Mrs. Carl Husman and Mr. Albert Schra der. Schrader will teach while Mrs. Eilers runs recreation and the roll call asks members to describe or model wedding dresses. Pot luck lunch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Anamosa
R. H. Oltmans
Dean MacDonald
Lester Zimmerman
Albert Heeren
Onslow Adopts Parking Rules and New Street Lighting
Onslow installs parallel parking and wider street lighting to create a city look. Local residents report improvements as streets gain a broader, more urban appearance. Community events include a chili supper hosted by Miss Carol Stickley and Miss Phyllis Snyder for 1954 class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Carol Stickley
Phyllis Snyder
Stickley
James Lindsey
Barbara
Hobgood
N.C
Lindsey
Calvin Reiss
Jones County Beef Producers Association Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Imogene Schmalfeldt
Jackson County Hospital
Maquoketa
Gary Mardoff
Buck Creek
Clarence Doll
Bill Mardorf
Return to Boston by Leo Ament After Eight Days
Leo Ament has returned to Boston Massachusetts after an eight day visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Leo Ament. The piece notes a reflective line about people giving up on a trying day and fits a small local items brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Leo Ament
Boston
Mass
Quarterly Statement for Monticello School District Lovell
The School District of Monticello Lovell in Jones County submits a true and correct report of its expenses for the quarter ending December 31 as required by the state law S.F. 360 Acts of the 39th General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Lovell
Jones
39Th General Assembly
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Stanger
Rosary Guild
St. Luke's Church
Roy Slauson
Art Melchert
Frank Digman
Irma Becker
James Arnold
Irma ‘Becker
Frances Beeding
al Kelchen
Helen Budden
Louis
Vida Wilson
Sunbeam Eastern Stars
Tom Hendersons
Buck
Clarence Bacon
Bette Lee
Betty Jo Ward
Janice Nelson
Judy Sill
Wanda Eilers
Kathleen Aldrich
Virginia McCorkle
Joann Flannagan
Patsy Kehoe
Gary
Maynard Wilson
Billy Dahms
Norman Beitz
Michele Dighton
Blayne Maring
Elmeda Wieser
Duane DeShaw
Floyd Wilson
Carl Dettbarn
Kenneth Hemming
Moline
Joann Yankovic
Dettbarn
Min Dufoe
Ben Keith
Floyd Dufoe
al Melchert
Don Bacon
Lew Willard
Lawrence Fiedler
Sam Bacon
Hugh Services
Glyn Hugh
Trinity Methodist Church
Clark Thompson
Curt Griggs
Sadie Milroy
John Wilson
Clell Moulton
Henry Wilson
Clarence Moulton
Jay Flannagan
Archie Miles
Hazel Houston
Pat Flannagan
Jim Milroy
W. P. Flannagan
R. W. Reggentine
Bernadette
Larry Jasper
John Turnis
Bernita
Virgil
LeRoy Miles
Matilda Warner
Mike Saunders
Bonnie
Albert Sill
Clyde Thompson
Dyersville
VISIT
Thompsons
Paul Green
Bernard Thompson
Charlotte
Leslie
Glen Thompson
Leslie Thompso
Rodney
Wilson
Orville Underwood
Ralph Thompson
Walter McCorkle
Walter Richardson
Walter Hartman
Karen
Charles
Linda
Bob Keck
Hallie Ward
Fonda
Lawrence Alferts
Lewis Lange
Elmer Dettbarn
Pat Dowler
Coggan
Vern House
Fred Nelson
Frank Rogers
Cedar Falls
Clifford Henderson
Marion
Robert Nelson
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Arnold E. Schlueter
Lutheran Women's Guild
First Presbyterian Church
W. Russell Hunter
Roma Lang
Cerna Merritt
Judy Bleadorn
Beverly Tuel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
William Wilkie
Long Island Is the Largest Island In the
U. S
Rian
Massey Harris
Deisel
Allis Chalmers
Oliver 70
Oliver 80 Tracor
John Deere
Allis Chalmers WC
IHC
Little Genius
DODGE
Willys Jeep
GEO. C. Schoon Implement CO
Monticello, Iowa
Home Neighbors Club
Spencerville School
Robert Coggins
Independence
Ezra Reiss
Vinton
James Hanna
John Kennedy
Hanna
Malta
Hans Christensen
Clarence
Jens Jensen
Claire Fayram
Floyd Chatterton
Wherry
Wilford
Cross Lisa , Re
Teak
Borden
Your Borders
Crisco Or
Kraft Velveeta
Jonathan Apples
Albs
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Avors
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
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