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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1930

Page

2

Church Services and schedules for multiple denominations

The notice lists Sunday services for Methodist Episcopal, St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Congregational, Castle Grove Lutheran, and Reformed churches. It includes Sunday school times, worship hours, sermon topics, youth activities, and upcoming events including a German service and Reformation Sunday activities.

St. Matthew's Ev H. L. Adix Presbyterian Leonard Duckett Christian Fellowship Ciumey Cedar Rapids Coe Colege Evans Alaska Reformed Armin H. Tendick Christian Endeavor Christian Church Reformed Church U.S Our Church

Birds In Snowy Weather Endanger Iowa Flocks

Thousands of birds could perish in Iowa amid severe snow unless citizens feed them. J. E. Stewart, president of the Des Moines Audubon Society, urged placing suet and grains in sheltered spots to protect birds from cats and predators.

Iowa J. E. Stewart Nee Moines

Monticello Society Fun Times Share Tea And Games

Mrs. Lester Gearhart hosted a Sunday school class dinner with games and songs. Mrs. Leslie Reade led a bridg e and fancywork evening. Eileen Neilly turned thirteen with a surprise party on January 14. Delta Dek bridge club met with two tables and refreshments. New 1930 officers were elected for the St Elizabeth society at Sacred Heart church. Vanishing tea series began at Mrs. H. S. Richardson's home with two more teas planned. James Olmstead honored at a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. August Rickless. Olmstead to travel to Omaha. Fortnightly Club met at Mrs. Farley’s with bridge and guests Miss Coxsee and W O Low.

Lester Gearhart Leslie Reade Eileen Neilly Sacred Heart School Eileen Ray Echternacht Delta Dek Ralph Bone St. Elizabeth Society of the Sacred Heart Church Peter Kurt Andrew Carmichael Victor Dautremont Kathryn Young August Rickless James Olmstead Olmstead Omaha FE. J. Farley B. J. Farley Wilbur Cartan Mary Coxsee W. OW. Low Chicago Wibur Cartano Wadshn Winasis Oracle Thomas Egan Jack Graves Tom Rhatigan Grant Stambaugh Jake Widmer Harvey Harford Ralph

Local Scout Leader Named Area Chief

Martin Kehoe chosen as head of Boy Scout area. The report notes community figures and events, including local meetings and upcoming public library program.

Martin Kehoe

Signs of Spring Flock Passes Over Hopkinton

A Sunday afternoon sight shows twenty seven geese flying in a noisy V formation northward over Hopkinton. The flock moved low and slowly as observers noted their glad news of seasonal change. Ex King Manuel of Portugal is cited as a gardening expert and author on Portuguese literature.

Hopkinton Manuel Portugal

Local Ladies Aid and club gatherings summarized

A report details St Matthew's Ladies Aid at Mrs. John B. Zimmerman’s home with 26 members and 4 visitors, Schreiner Chapter OES meeting in the Masonic Temple, and a joint V F W and auxiliary installation in Memorial hall. It notes new officers, social hours, and ongoing club activities across Monticello and surrounding areas.

St. Matthew's Ladies’ Aid Anna Maréoff H. L. Adix William G. Schoon Ladies’ Auxiliary Memorial Hall Naibert Cedar Rapids Irene Dodds Des Noines

Installation of Dale camp officers features bouquet gifts

Mrs. Lambert as inner sentinel and Mrs. Farley as outer sentinel led the ceremony with a line of named officers. Mrs. Byerly presented each installing officer a mixed bouquet and the past oracle Mrs. Graves received a Royal Neighbor pin. A social hour and buffet supper followed, with over fifty attendees including twenty two from the Anamosa camp.

Frank Byerly Dale Camp Jack Graves Anamosa

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