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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

Page

3

Long Beach Death of Dr W C Allen Noted Hopkinton links

Hopkinton mourns the death of Dr. W C Allen in Long Beach California on January 4 1932. The physician practiced in Hopkinton during the early 1880s and spent years in Glenwood Minnesota and Pittsburgh before moving to California.

Center Junction Luncheon Features Bridge At Four Tables

Mrs George McDonald entertained at a 1 30 Saturday luncheon in Center Junction. Four tables hosted bridge with guests from Anamosa including Mrs Park Chamberlain and daughters Augusta and Helen, Mrs O M Miller, Mrs L A Downing, Mrs Paul Smith, Mrs T E Stanton, and Mrs OC H Nelson among others.

George McDonald Park Chamberlain Augusta Helen O. M. Miller L. A. Downing Anamosa Paul Smith T. E. Stanton H. Nelson

Wyoming Couple Married at Rock Island Parsonage

Miss Vera Westphal daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Westphal Wyoming and Malvin Martensen son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Martensen Wyoming were married at the Lutheran parsonage in Rock Island. The bride a 1922 Wyoming High School graduate has taught rural schools and will finish the Madison Center school year. The groom has farm work background. They plan to live at home for now.

Vera Westphal Fred Westphal Wyoming Malvin Martensen Cornelius Martensen Rock Island Martensen Wyoming High School Magincon Townships Center Junction Goodrick Thompson Preston Bahnsen Howard John

Wyoming area notes and community actions in 1930s column

Local item list includes school and church events in Wyoming and nearby towns. Referees for boys and girls games noted, as well as social activities such as card clubs, bridge gatherings, and church meetings. Community members attend funerals, visits, and family events across Jones County.

Local Social Notes Include Weddings Visits and Guest Hosts

Onsinw Mro and Mrs. Herman Guteeit announce the birth of their ninth son mandarin nith as two daughters greet the new baby. Mrs. Harriet Lamey spent part of last week with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Barlow at Cedar Ranids. Kenneth Kennedy visited Cedar Ranids with Mrs. Kennedy and daughter near Mr. Pickner who remains ill with slow improvement. Mrs. C. R. Smith and son Paul stayed with Mrs. Smith’s mother Mrs. Neville in Richland. A wedding dance hosted by Harry and Minehardt Paulsen drew a large crowd despite icy roads. The Ladies Guild met at the church with hosts Mesdames Leonard McKinstry Duncan Wasson and Ward Hicks. the meeting was led by president Mrs. Henry Koon and lunch was served. The Astrurian club will meet Friday January 22 with Miss Edna Orr. Friends of Helen Babcock, recently married to Clayton Hamilton of Monmouth, extended congratulations.

F. &. Allen W.C. Allen Long Beach Calif Allen Hopkinton Glenwood Minn Pittsburgh California Randall Morgan Cummings Main Street P. A. Wheeless St. Luke's Church Marie Jaeger Mary T. Jaeger Leo Gudenkanf Nick Gudenkauf Father Landolt Anna Jaeger Clarence Gudenkauf Legion Hall St. Paul's Church Worthington Helen Besler John Besler Farley Harry Heims Henry Heims Lucille Bester Ray Heims Waukesha Milwaukee Wis H. J. Metcalf Lansing Journal M. S. Sandwich Hopkinton State Bank A. J. Miller Nathan Loomis Charles S. Morton Sioux Falls 8. D Ethel Morton Zada Reeve FE. E. Reed Monticello Fred Reeve Mesdames J. R W. J. Kirkwood Wendell Katherine Kirkwood Grace Hucker Taney Platteville Hankinton Marshall Neil Farm Bureau Fred Welter Herman Stoddard and Datghter Kelsey Reed William Schmidt Roy Patterson MacAllister Vtre Kennedy Onslaw William Dennison Des Monines J. D. MacAlister W. S. Beels Clio Club L. A. Gibbs Charles Thine Della Brokaw Johnston House A. H. Reed Julia Marks Henry DeShaw Earl DeShaw Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Mesdames Anna Kirkwood B. A. Humphrey Dora Morgan William Meyers Kensington Club Leo Sullivan Andrew McDonald F. L. Himebaugh E. F. Klebeck Scott McDonald G. Vander Stoep Selma Prahm Peter Prahm Augusta Chamberlain Methodist Church Rev. Goodrick Wyoming Betty Lou McDonald Althea Goodrick Laurence Goodrick Miss Goodrick America Goodrick Center Junction Woman's Missionary Society J. N. Smith Robble C. H. Nelson Robbie Irma Sanford Schledesky A. Alyen Don Markham Town Falls Baldwin Stuart Smith Ames Marie Serbousek Cedar Falls Town State Teachers’ College Kenneth Serbousek Cedar Rapids Lyman Thompson C. C. Livingstone Roberta Helen F. E. Livingstone Dorothy Dreihetbis Dorothy McDonald Rance Brady Martelle J. W. Livingstone Lucille B. D. Heiken J. B. Hanken Anamosa Rudolph Tobiassen Mercy Hospital H. J. Dirks Wesley Hanken Walter Norris University Hospital Town City John Ketelsen N. C. Holst George Heiken and Cass Township C. A. McDonald Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society McDonald Ray Anderson Cedar Raunds Gazette-Republican Moving Pictures Son Mount Vernon Johnson W. N. French and Son Bahnsen Brothers Herbert Westphal John Thomson C. C. Overly Overly Gideon Ellis Maquoketa Dorothy Marshall Bridge Club Gertrude Sworces Minnesota Lester French Bridge Claude Sears Helen von Sprecken M. E. Church Sue Myers W. ©. Edwards North English Marie Jeffry Edith Morse Seth Parker Roy Bender Somerset Frank Henderson Agnes van Auken Hollis Long Island New York Henry Johnson Layton Westminster Circle Memorial Hall Industrial Society Gus Thompkins Goodland Kansas Rhoda Holub Jennie Schaefer Frank Livingstone East Bertha Edwards Martha Mae Peck Roy Stoffel Charles Stoffel Worthy Evangeline Mechanicsville Katherine Bronson Janet Waite Ida Pealer Elizabeth Behnke Dessa Cooley Elizabeth Alden Jessie Koch Dora Thomson Pearl Rogers Bernice Tompkins Maude Stoffel Wyoming Township Farm Bureau Jones County Wryoming Nellie Morey Fb.n Steffel John Bodenhefer G. J. Huches John Matthiessen H. P. Barber Harry Newman Claus Millenstein Germany Millenain Steter Millenstein Monmouth Isaac Edwards Marvin Hanwardsen George Paulsen Joan Belle Johnson Henry Hencke Paul Paulsen G. Hutton Jessie McMaster Rose Reade Jane Hanna Julius Michels Lee Kerr Rock Falls Kerr Maggie Kerr Onslow High School Vera Garnett Ruth Carpenter Lorene Starry Lyle Lathrop Regina Duffy Martha Foster Francis Carl Irene Lightfoot Lester Orr Caroline Peterson Herman Lightfoot Edna Thuman Monmouth High School Onslow Mro Herman Guteeit Mandar Nith Harriet Lamey Arthur Barlow Cedar Ranids Kenneth Kennedy Kennedy Pickner C. R. Smith Paul Smith Priday Edna Orr Helen Babcock Clayton Hamilton M. M. Sinclair Wayne Ladehoff Hans Henrichson Leo Gudenhauf Henrichsons W. B. Clark Alice May Cedar Rounds Kitty Callahan Ernest Wright Charles Bates McDonald Hospital Bates L. E. Hutton Jasper Hutton Savanna Scotch Grove Carson's Hall L. J. Hughes Minehardt Paulsen Harry Paulsen Minehart Paulsen Fred Ladehoff John Ahraken Lou Ahraken Jack Lange Maxine Yvonne Henry Ahraken Everina Fred Graham Amos Sackett Fairchild Wrs Sackett Scotch Grove Township Wisconsin

Amber Community Holds Birthday Party and Meetings

A gathering at Garret Tjaden home celebrated his seventieth birthday with cards and refreshments. Amber Cooperative Lumber and Coal elected officers with Enewert Willis re elected manager and listed directors. Shinpine association met at Siebels Bros with officers named for 1932.

Garret Tjaden Otto Danneman Warner Heiken Mike Martin W. R. Zimmerman Herman Folkers William Dirks August Toenjes Carl Freese Robert Moncrief George Rickels Enewert Willis Frank Preston Joyce Center Junction Grover Preston Henry Harris Jim Bowman Oakdale Sanitarium Wayne Lutheran Church Amber Cooperative Shinpine Association Siebels Bros George Schoon Henry Freese Carl Eden Henry Holmes Henry Folkerts Philip Bailey

Cabbages or Dollars cast enjoys oyster supper at Sinclair home

Scotch Grove society notes a Wednesday oyster supper for the play cast at Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Sinclair. Wayne Ladehoff recovered from a light measles illness. Henrichsons moved, with Gu­denhauf to manage vacated farm. Weather disrupts farm bureau meeting. traffic perils rise with ongoing rain and freezing.

Buol Teed Wedding Held at Dubuque Presbyterian Church

Richland Center guests including Leonard Buol Ben Martha Edna Mr and Mrs Fritz Marug Mr and Mrs John Schweitzer Sid ney and Janaan attended the January 14 wedding at the Presbyterian church in Dubuque, marking a family celebration in the community.

Leonard Buol Martha Edna Fritz Marug John Schweitzer Sidney Janaan Dubuque Fol

Buol Family News and Social Gatherings Reported

The article notes Margaret Buol's upcoming marriage to Rev. Harold Teed of Colorado Springs and mentions social visits by Mrs. W. H. Behrends and Dorothy Lee of Sand Spring, plus guests Fritz Rube and J. Yossi. It also covers Edna Buol’s brief trip to Viola, a birthday gathering for Mr. Marugg with neighbors, Leonard Buol visiting Dubuque, and Mrs. Fred W. Hein's trip to Monticello for her mother’s illness.

C. J. Buol Margaret Buol Harold Teed Colorado Springs W. H. Behrends Dorothy Lee Sand Spring Will Balsiger Fritz Rube Souths Wayne Wis J. Yossi Monticello John Yossi Edna Buol Viola Martin Buol Fritz Marugg Mr. Marugg Leonard Buol Dubuque Fred W. Hein Henry Britting

Local Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Birthday

Langworthy Mr and Mrs Gerhardt Ommen returned to their home last Thursday after a two week visit with Mrs Ommen's sister Mrs Gus Gitch in Fredericksburg. Miss Clara Arduser of Sand Spring is visiting her brother Clifford and family. Mr and Mrs Arend Poppe of Scotch Grove visited Mrs Mary Poppe and daughter Margaret. Mr and Mrs Adolph Dirks and children Lizzie and Leo visited in the Ed Pru lt home. A large group gathered at the B H Hanken home Sunday evening to help Mrs Hanken celebrate her birth anniversary.

Gerhardt Ommen Gus Gitch Fredericksburg Clara Arduser Sand Spring Clifford Familly Arend Poppe Scotch Grove Mary Poppe Margaret Adolph Dirks Lizzie Leo Ed Prult B. H. Hanken Mrs. Hanken

Bookkeepers Die Earliest

An excerpt from Cupper's Weekly cites Doctor Dodson of the American Medical Association reporting that average life spans vary by occupation. Bookkeepers are noted as the shortest lived class, averaging 66.6?years, while physicians average around sixty years, with doctors among the longest lived.

Dodson American Medical Association Cupper

Not Exactly Money Yet a Lovely Disposition Desired

In a Tit-Bita style note, Coras asks if a man should marry for money and answers that a husband should have a pleasant temperament. Even without wealth he would be content and kind rather than worried and ill-natured.

Cora Coras

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Irene Macauley Martha Easter Dolores Hanna Irene Krueger Ger Wayne Township Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Carl Husman Ora Andrews Howard Soper Wise Owl Club Jackson Township Antioch Antioch Presbyterian Car Hay Rev. Provan Alberta Voorhies Margery Provan Lavonne Streeter Joyce Porter Carl Hay Eugene Porter Amber Richland Center Tam Brockens Toenie Langworthy Guernseys Hayes Osborne Henry J. Brockens L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer Monticello State Bank Wm. G. Schoon Mr. Buyer Mr. Beller Monarch Coffee John Struves Ceegesenerenes Herman Engelbart General Merchandise Iowa Chas. Schneiter Jones County A Sand Hill Church Len Buol Carl Unah Fred Reuter Lone Rock King of Independence Ray E. McMillen Moline McCormick John Deere Ford G. L. Buol L. P. Waddick Ralph ‘Bone
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