Community society notes highlight club meetings and gatherings
The Needlework club met at Mrs. Corbin's home for sewing and social hour. Alpha Delphian chapter hosted by Mrs. J J Locher with Miss Minnie Rett presenting a program. Delta Dek bridge club and Friday bridge club held progressive games with high scores. Edith Winkler honored at showers and Miss Winkler wed this week. The Fortnightly bridge club met for contract games. Appleby family celebrated a fifth wedding anniversary with an oyster supper and theater visit. Local church and missionary groups held meetings with reports, devotionals, and tea currents. A dance at Odd Fellows Hall honored five birthday anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will E. Corbin
John J. Locher
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Minnie Rett
Ed Huibregtse
Delta Dek
Clarence Matthiessen
Ralph Strasburg
F. Stewart Stuhler
George Wilkens
Emil Rickless
Earl DeShaw
E. J. Farley
J. H. Heiserman
Blanche McLaughlin
Clarence Appleby
Appleby
Monticello
Monte Theater
Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Harriet Coughlan
Carrie Page
Japan
Samuel Gutensohn
Clayton Palmer
Minnie Rettig
Anna Bort
Albert McNeill
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
J. W. Schweitzer
Armin Tendick
Marvin Bartlett
George Ambuehl
Will Burrichter
Lucile
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
L. J. Swift
Mary Coxsee
Ed Huibreetse
L. H. Lang
Swift
Horace Edwards
Dan Hearn
Jennie Shipman
Social clubs host January meetings across Monticello area
More than sixty attendees from Scotch Grove Hopkinton and Monticello enjoyed a joint birthday themed gathering with music by the Walnut family orchestra. Hostess Mrs H W Jacobs presided as St Johns Ladies Aid elected officers and hosted a luncheon after the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Matheson
Scotch Grove
Hopkinton
Monticello
Walnut Family
H. W. Jacobs
St. John's Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Eden
Arnold Jacobs
R. H. Monk
John Jacobs
Bridge Club Hosts Honor High Scorers
Miss Virginia Schneider held high score and Miss Nell Hoffman received the traveling prize at a weekly bridge club party hosted by Miss Helen Heiken. Guests included Ruth Hayes Nella Hoffman Donna Lewis Izora Bancroft and Mrs Walter Brainard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Emma
Helen Heiken
Catherine Redmond
Virginia Ferring
Ray Carlson
William Shaffer
Ruth Hayes
Nella Hoffman
Donna Lewis
Izora Bancroft
Walter Brainard
Virginia Schneider
Nell Hoffman
Monticello Nips Tipton In High School Bout
Monticello edges Tipton 16 points to 3 as O Rourke trails with five field goals. A posthalftime wrestling match between Bearcat Bader and Or nery Orcutt ends in a draw after a brief exchange. referee Brindley halts action with no fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
O'Rourke
Bearcat” Bader
Ornery” Orcutt
Brindley
Tipton
Hobart
Stoltenb
Eden
Otte
Perring
Lind
Spooner
Winter
Chapman
Fraser
Motchel
Hammer
Mechanicsville
Monticello Steamrolls Anamosa In 28 15 Victory
Monticello overwhelmed Anamosa 28 to 15 as Matthiessen, Hobart, Eden, and Ferring led scoring. The Juniors edged Anamosa Juniors 20 18 on a late Field field goal with Wright top scoring for Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Five
Anamosa
Monti
Eden
Monticelo
Lazir
Paw
Matthiessen
Hobart
Mershon
Ferring
Lazio
Spooner
Monticello
Kellogg
Swanson
Fraser
Prison City
Field
Wright
Bone
Graves
Math'sen
Quinn
Bride
Perring
Bpoooner
Paul
J. Hobart
Graham
Westphal
McMore
Oltman
Swansea
O'Robertson
Lawrence
H Westphal
Rich'dson
Brandt
Gangl
Hayward home fire damages structure. $200 loss
Fire swept the C. H. Hayward residence at 502 South Sycamore last Saturday noon. Origin traced to a refuse barrel with hot ashes. Flames damaged the basement floor joists, two later rooms, and smoke ruined wall paint. fire department containment prevented greater damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hayward
South
Sycamore Street
C. J. Matthiessen
Hayward
Older Boys and Girls Conference Set for Anamosa
Three weeks remain before the Older Boys and Girls conference for Cedar and Jones counties at the Anamosa Methodist church on Wednesday February 6. State workers O G Herbrecht and Walter Hutton will speak along with other youth and adults. Schools require a signed attendance receipt and may cover half the 50 cent registration. organizers urge broad Sunday school participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anamosa
County Council
Christian Education
O. G. Herbrecht
Walter Hutton
Church of Tomorrow
Old Grist Mill Relocated To Clay County Fairgrounds
A historic Iowa grist mill over 50 years old is being moved from its site on the Little Sioux river near Gillett Grove in Clay county to the Clay county fairgrounds at Spencer. There it will be rebuilt and preserved. The water driven stones grind corn by feeding through a hole in the upper stone and discharging meal at the edges, a pioneer era mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Little Sioux River
Gillett Grove
Clay County
Spencer
Chivalry Cost Life in Chickasaw County Crash
A man helping a woman near New Hampton was struck by a passing truck. The driver fled, and the body remained on the truck bumper for six miles before detaching. The gruesome scene ended with the vehicle speeding away. The incident highlights a deadly roadside accident and a careless driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Probate notice for Fred W Royden in Jones county Iowa
District court in Jones county Iowa calls for final proof and probate of the last will and testament of Fred W Royden filed January 16 1935. The hearing is set for February 11 1935 at 10 oclock am at the January term to determine admission to probate. Interested parties may appear and show cause. Dated January 16 1935. SEE BYERLY Clerk. Doxsee Doxsee Helserman attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Jones County
Fred W. Royden
Byerly
Iowa
Doxsee
Doxsee & Helserman
Portable Mill Service and Trucking Advertisement
Portable mill service offered by Farmers' Grain Company Scotch Grove. Also promoting base Native dimension chamber pest control cord wood and black wood. Inquiries to Amber saving a bank or Agolph Schoon Amber. Trucking of all kinds local and long distance with livestock hauling rates to Chicago. Phone Monti cello 89 F 14. C. W. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
Chicago
Monticello
C. W. Zimmerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Corbin
J. J. Locher
Delta Dek Bridge Club
John Liddy
Leonard Iverson
Carl Hodson
J. E. Helserman
Edith Winkler
Rudy Winkler
Kitchen Shower
Sam Rhatigan
Harry Schneider
Mary Kane
Stewart Stuhler
Mrs
St. Matthew's Ladies’ Aid
Stchew's
Luther Hall
John Pruli Hoatess
Alva Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Arthur Adix
Henry L. Adix
Women's Missionary Society
J. W. Schoweitzer
Wostess
Missionary Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Siebert Harms
Martha Rice
Louise Kréeb
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
E. W. Coon
Bert Clark
Arthur Young
W. S. Wilkinson
Ed Wenger
Howard Shelley
Linda Kiburz
Roy Taylor
Albert Hutton
O. W. Brazelton
Frank Serbousek
Florence Carmichael
M. E. Church
A. M. Maurice
H. 5. Richardson
Will McLaughlin
A. B. Grimes
Byron Abel
Rex Ricklefs
Halstead Carpenter
Siegfried Guyan
Richardson
Mary Doxsee
Shomont
Monticho
Wyoming
Stott
Swardes
Marugg Wilson
Eichhorn
Moore
A O'Rourke
Leinen
Kane
Ravenscroft
Matthiesen
Rohwedder
L : Schneider
Tasker
Platner
Kreeb
Claus
Clarke
Starks
Pyars
Dale Greenawald
H. C. Sharkley
Cole
Story County
Sharkley
Sharkey
Co. L. Griffith
Scotch Grove Nursery
Fred Shover
Monticelto
Wirth Cleaners
Beauty Shop
Lillian Stewart
Qale
Ovenare
Modteil
J. G. Smith
Colbert Wright
C. G. Thomas
R. J. Bone
Speed's
Speed
Ay Farm
Cemetery
W. H. McDaniel
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
American Legion Hall
Emil Stutt
Patrick H. Britt
Hannah Britt
Idaho
Minnesota
Farmers Grain Co
Goddon
St. Brand
Stan Brand
Oxford
Shoe Department
Bray
Walter Connolly
Father Brown
Ial
Ken Maynard
Tommy
Sramawslas M. Barris
Ca Aai
Wly
Per Ze
Bran
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