Byrdena Pye Bride Of Milton Bader Tonight
Miss Byrdena Pye daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Pye Morley becomes the bride of Milton J Bader son of Mr and Mrs J L Bader tonight in a candlelight ceremony at Evangelical and Reformed church at 7 30 Rev John F Baumann will read the nuptial vows A reception will follow in church parlors for 75 guests After a week long trip to Philadelphia the couple will live in Monticello Miss Pye is Morley high school class of 1950 and Mr Bader Monticello high school class of 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrdena Pye
W. B. Pye
Morley
Milton J. Bader
J. L. Bader
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John F. Baumann
Miss Pye
Arthur Burrichter
Geo e.Burricher
Cope Yott Vndeey
Philadelphia
Penna
Monticello
Pye
Morley High School
Mr. Bader
St John’s Ladies Aid Meets at Leggett Home
The St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid met at John Leggett’s home with twenty members present. Rev Young led a discussion on Interesting Your Children In World Missions. Business was conducted by vice president Mrs R H Oltmang and refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Lola Leggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
John Leggett
Jatt
Young
R. H. Oltmang
Lola Leggett
Legion Auxiliary Met Monday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary held its monthly meeting in the Legion Club rooms with President Ione Scott presiding. They reported sending 1359 Butternut for local aid and discussed a $115.90 children’s fund. a card party is planned January 24 for the organization. The joint committee conference is set for January 25 in Anamosa, with a mid winter conference in February in Des Moines.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Ione Scott
Shuldre
Auxiliary
Ips
Anamosa
Des Moines
Presbyterian Men Install New Officers 1951
The Monticello Council of Presbyterian Men installed new officers for 1951 Frank Walker president Ralph Bone vice president Bert Jark secretary Robert Smith treasurer Thomas Faust and Howard Shelley representatives The men anticipate a year of church work accomplishments A banquet for men and boys is set for Monday evening Feb 19 at 7 p m with films music and speakers Past Noble Grand meeting and corsages are noted Mrs Russell Meade hosted the gathering with 15 Past Noble Grands served refreshments by Mrs Niome Jurgensen and Anna Rolls Mr and Mrs Tony Kammerman and family visited Mrs Anna Kammerman Sunday other guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Schmidt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Russell Meade
Niome Jurgensen
Anna Rolls
Tony Kammerman
Waterloo
Anna Kammerman
E and R Women's Fellowship Meeting Recap
The Evangeli cal and Reformed church group met January 10 in the church basement with 24 members. Rev. John Baumann led the program on The Continuing Church. The flower committee and serving committee were appointed for the year by president Mrs. Abe Amand and include listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Baumann
Abe. Allamand
George Hoffman
George Mardorf
Frank Schneiter
Emil Burrichter
Lena Steiner
Loren Bronneman
Sam' Bronneman
Ralph Crimm
Irvin Smith
Clarence Meyer
Ollie Prader
Working Band Meeting and Club Notes at Local Homes
Mrs. Jack Maire hosted the Congregational Working Band meeting at her home with assistants Mrs. Ed Meier Catherine Perley Mrs. F P Stuhler and Mrs. Halstead Carpenter. Mrs. J H Fraser led the business session and Mrs. Alfred Etten spoke on Hindustan from How the Great Religions Began. A dessert luncheon followed. Clover Leaf Club hosted by Mrs. Grant Stambaugh featured social time and prizes won by Mrs. Anna Erdes and Mrs. Virgie Eilers with Jinnie Butler as guest. Elections named Mrs. George Juol president and Mrs. Tom Faust secretary. Next meeting to be at Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jurrichter. February Business and Professional Women's Club meeting moved to Tuesday Feb 6 from Feb 1 due to scheduling conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maire
Congregational
Ed Meier
Catherine Perley
F. P. Stuhler
Halstead Carpenter
J. H. Fraser
Alfred Etten
Clover Leaf Club
Grant Stambaugh
Over Leaf Club
Annaerdes
Virgie Eilers Jinnie Butler
George Juol
Tom Faust
Lund
Martin Jurrichter
New Meat Display Cases Installed At National Tea
Two new refrigerated display cases were installed at the National Tea store last week to improve meat distribution. The changes replace worn units and plans for a self service counter were dropped due to a refrigeration equipment shortage. Richland Wildcats held a Jan 11 meeting with nine members and one guest. Ivan Hein and Jerry Hoffman elected to the entertainment committee. Attendees from Monticello and Morley attended Fred Bohlken’s services in Marion.
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National Tea Store
Meat Department
Vernon P. Steiner
Chicago
The
National Tea Company
Richland Wildcats
Billy Merritt
Bob Buel
Ivan Hein
Jerry Hoffman
Merritt
Methodist Adults Called MOLES Form New Group At St Luke’s
The Young Adult Group of St Luke’s Methodist Church held a 6:30 pot luck dinner in the church recreation room. After a business meeting led by Mrs Louis Morf the group adopted the name MOLES and planned social activities with a organizing committee including Mr and Mrs Bill Coxsee and others.
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St. Luke's Methodist Church
Louis Morf
Bill Coxsee
L. E. Perkins
Raymond E. Adams
Dorothea Diers to Wed Clarence Brauer
Rev and Mrs H A Diers of Titonica announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothea to Clarence Brauer a theological student at Wartburg Seminary Dubuque Miss Diers is completing her senior year at Wartburg College where she studies social work
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H.’ A. Diers
Titonica
Dorothea
Clarence Brauer
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Miss Diers
Wartburg College
Presbyterians Hold Circle Meetings
Women of First Presbyterian church host three circles in a Wednesday gathering. Circle one led by Mrs. Ralph Wilson. topic Facing Forces that Frustrate. Circle two shared a pot luck at Mrs. Harry Matthiessen’s home. Circle three featured devotions by Mrs. Steck and a talk by Mrs. Glenn Jones.
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Women’s Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Wilson
A. M. Maurice
W. B. Clark
Wilson
Carl Wolken
Harry Matthiessen
Claude Appleby
Carlt Brazelton
Arvil Tuel
R. P. Clark
Howard ‘Hicks
Will Hiller
S.M. Hosford
C. Steck
Jake Gesse
George Rickels
Steck
Glenn Jones
Rainbow Leader June DeShaw Installed as Worthy Advisor
June DeShaw daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl H DeShaw became worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at a candlelight ceremony Sunday January 7 at the Masonic Temple The event featured installing officers led by Mrs Ray Hayes and included vows, a coronation corage presentation to June DeShaw by her father and a full slate of officers with Patricia Cass as soloist The ceremony was followed by refreshments hosted by the retiring adviser family and Rainbow members from the community
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June DeShaw
Earl H. DeShaw
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Assembly and Friends of
Ray Hayes
Nancy Schneider
Linda Hargrave
Martha Hayes
Barbara Hoffman
Izetta Stumbaugh
Patricia Cass
Jeane Hoult
Charity
Carol Harford
Hope
Ruth Ann Kuntz
Faith
Joyce Jurgensen
Alice Jones
Greta Budl
Love
Janet Goodyear
Susanne Sanford
Vaneta Hughes
Marie Pickett
Fidelity
Dottie Lou Hollar
Julie de Shaw
Confidential
Mary Ellen Steiner
Outer
Janice Podhaski
Janice Gottleaber
Judy Podhhaski
Treasuer
Sarah Vernon
Roy Miller
Alvin
K. Jones
Earl
Regina O'Rourke weds Arthur J Schmidt at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Regina O'Rourke daughter of Mr and Mrs M A O Rourke Monticello wed Arthur J Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs A A Schmidt Delhi in an afternoon ceremony at Sacred Heart Church Rev Eugene P Lorenz officiated Bride wore a white Chantilly lace gown with matching accessories and bouquet of white calla lilies A reception for 150 followed. The couple planned a California honeymoon and will reside near Monticello after February 1 Mr Schmidt is an assistant cashier at Monticello State Bank.
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Regina O’rourke
M. A. O’rourke
Monticello
Arthur J. Schmidt
A. A. Schmidt
Delhi
Sacred Heart Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
Frank W. Pearson
Dorrance Brady
Russell Bradle
Hopkinton
Janice Kay Clement
Parors
Serting
Helen Ann Barron
Danice Freese
Yvonne Wolf
Georgia’ Minnis
California
Schmidt
Sacred Heart School
Mr. Schmidt
Delhi High School
Chillicothe Business College
Missouri
Monticello State Bank
Father’s Night Meeting Moves to Next Thursday
The January Parent-Teacher session is rescheduled to next Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple. The event is the annual Fathers Night.
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Masonic Temple
Grandson Steven Traugott Welcomed by Traugott Family
Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacobs visited Iowa City on Sunday and met their new grandson Steven Traugott, born to Mr and Mrs R O Traugott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Jacobs
Iowa City
Steven Traugott
R. O. Traugott
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Prestone
Zerex
He Willard
Delco
Conoco Service
Mrs
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
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Harold Egger
Albert Schmidt
Ralph Otten
Henry Kammerman
Fred Bohlken
Marion
Orothea Diers
Rainbow
Louis Heiken
Jim
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Denis
Donald
Regina O'Rourke
Arthur J.schmidt
P.T.A
Wmorly Cafe
Hope A& Russ
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Monticelli
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A.M
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Tangerines
Gallternia Crisp
Louisiana
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Whele
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