Hopkinton Bank Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
Hopkinton Citizens State Bank held its annual meeting on Tuesday January 11 at the bank building. Officers re elected include E W Mussmann president William Beitz vice president Ted L James cashier and manager of the Ryan office Directors named were R F Gienapp F A Irish and Frank Digman. Bookkeepers listed as Mrs Arlene Smith Mary Frances Turnis and Roxann Mussmann. A dividend was paid to stockholders. Mr and Mrs F C Cramer of Monticello were recent visitors in the D W McDonald and A W Mc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhopkinton
Citizens State Bank
Bank
E. W. Mussmann
William Beitz
Ted L. James
Ryan
R. F
Gienapp
F. A. Irish
Frank Digman
Arlene Smith
Mary Frances Turnis
Roxann Mussmann
F. C. Cramer
Monticello
D.W. McDonald
A. W. Mc
Golden Anniversary Celebrated for Rev Starr
The Young Married Couples of the Methodist church honored Rev E J Starr with a 630 dinner at the parish house celebrating his 50 years of service. A three tiered cake and movies from Merle Robinson marked the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
E. J. Starr
Lillian Williamson
Mesdames Rosemary
Gloria Lux
Kate Dolley
R. W. Reggentine
Starr
Merle Robinson
Michigan
Elmer Lux
Town City Hospital
Iowa City Hospital
Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Larry Stoneking
Mrs. Glenn Hargrave hosted a layette shower for Mrs. Larry Stoneking on January 19 at the Hargrave home. Prizes went to Mrs. J. H. Gerlick and others, gifts were placed beside a bassinet for the newborn Michael Stoneking born January 17 at Mercy hospital Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hargrave
Larry Stoneking
Hargrave
J. H. Gerlick
George Nieters
Clarence Stoneking
Raymond Marolf
Michael
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Joseph Supple
James Lauser
Lyle Ridenour
Herbert Kuntz
Carroll -Podhaski
Gilbert Hearn
Harley Stoneking
Larry Goodyear
Vernon Wirtner
Justin Supple
John Behn
Mary Supple
Colleen Powers
Josephine Kehoe
Scotch Grove Women's Club hosts wedding gown style show in Monticello
The Scotch Grove Women's club met January 19 at Mrs. F. D. Sinclair's Monticello home. Members showcased wedding gowns from various eras, with pictures and descriptions for those not displaying dresses. Donations approved for March of Dimes. New president M. P. Paulsen led meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Women's Club
F. D. Sinclair
Monticello
Lohengrin
Albert Schrader
Carl Husman
March of Dimes
M. P. Paulsen
Arnold Jacobs
Robert Zirkelbach
H. J. Dirks
Russell Eldred
Graft
Gerke Bohlken
Dirks
Irving Eilers
LaVern Rickels
Matilda Oltman
Joanne Kintzle Honored by Phi Theta Kappa
Joanne Kintzle daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Kintzle of Monticello was initiated into Phi Theta Kappa the national scholastic honorary fraternity for junior colleges at Mount Mercy College on Tuesday January 18. She is a sophomore in the secretarial department at Mount Mercy College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Kintzle
Carl Kintzle
Monticello
Mount Mercy College
Miss. Kintzle
College Lege
Women's Fellowship Meeting at First Presbyterian Set
The Women’s Fellowship of the First Presbyterian church will hold a general meeting on Wednesday January 26 beginning at 11 a.m. Mrs Glenn Lambert will present Spiritual Life and Christian Service work will be discussed including the Presbyterian home in Ackley and local church program. A luncheon follows at 1 p.m. Circle 1 hosts. The program resumes at 2 p.m. with the program department leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Glenn Lambert
Presbyterian Home
Ackley
Circle 1
Birthday Club Honors Drexler Lamont Field
Mrs. L. V. Drexler with Mrs. Emma LaMont and Mrs. Louise Field hosted the Neighborhood Birthday club at the Drexler home on January 20 to honor birthdays. Guests played games and prizes were won by Dalco Yount, Caroline Schoenhut, Anna Mardorf, Jennie Skelley, Lamont, Russell Meade, and Doris Petersen. The following attendees included Edgar Vernon, Caroline Schoenhut, Anna Mardorf, Russell Meade, Ben Jurgensen, Doris Petersen, Dalso Yount, Carl Schneider, Jennie Shelley, Alvena Paulsen, and Margaret Wismeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Drexler
Emma LaMont
Louise Field
Drexler
Dalco Yount
Caroline Schoenhut
Anna Mardorf
Jennie Skelley
Lamont
Russell Meade
Doris Petersen
Edgar Vernon
Ben Jurgensen
Dalso Yount
Carl Schneider
Jennie Shelley
Alvena Paulsen
Margaret Wismeier
Neighborhood Club Pinochle Meeting at John Nulls
Mrs John Null hosted the Neighborhood Pinochle club at her home on Tuesday January 18 Prizes were won by Mrs Euta Cass high and Mrs Hester Sinclair low Guests included Mrs Anna Gerdes and Mrs Zelma Stahlberg Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Null
Euta~ Cass
Hester Sinclair
Anna Gerdes
Zelma Stahlberg
Rabbit Season Set To Close January 31
The 1954-55 Iowa rabbit season is slated to close January 31, with hunters urged to complete hunts and comply with bag limits as the season winds down.
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Iowa
Monticello area sees rabbit shortage and Fox hunts begin
Report shows rabbits are plentiful but snow is scarce for hunting in Monticello. Rabbit season ends as ice fishing ends Feb. 15. Ice fishing ends for most species while a yearlong fox season continues. Monticello Conservation League sponsors Sunday fox hunts.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Conservation League
Backwards Party For Blue Birds At Congregational Church
The Blue Birds annual event will be held at the Congregational church on February 12. Leaders and assistants listed include Mrs. George Nieters Mrs. John Bunting Mrs. Ray Slife Joan Null Mrs. Charles Podhaski Mrs. George Schmidt Mrs. Ralph Bader Mrs. George Harris and Mrs. Donald Crow.
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Blue Birds
Congregational Church
George Nieters
John Bunting
Ray Slife
Joan Null
Charles Podhaski
George Schmidt
Ralph Bader
George Harris
Donald Crow
Mrs. Ray Marolf Honored by T A B Club
Mrs Raymond Marolf was honored at a T A B club dinner hosted by Mrs Lawrence Goodyear on January 20 at 1 30. Pinochle awarded prizes to Mrs Marolf high, Mrs Schmidt traveling, and Mrs Kuntz low. A gift was presented to Mrs Marolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goodyear
T.A.B. Club
Raymond Marolf
John Schmidt
Herbert Kuntz
Marolf
Lucy Dodge Injured in Fall at University Hospital
Lucy Dodge is hospitalized at University Hospitals of Iowa City after a Thursday fall that fractured her hip and wrist. Suzanne Sanford visited Ames over the weekend at Iowa State College. Sunday dinner guests at the B D Heiken home included Ed Kromminga, John Heiken, and Don Hagen and their spouses. John Gray and Kenneth Kennedy traveled Monday to Minneapolis for a lumbermen convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Naylor
Theodosia Pulver
Monticello
Masonic Temple
Sharon Freese
Linda
Susan
Sherry Paulsen
Kim Steiner
R. A. Naylor
Gladys McNeilly
Town City
Lucy Dodge
University Hospital
Paul Paulsen
Clifford Decker
Chicago
Nellie Jansen
Wyoming
Harry Paulsen
Joe Powers Hosts 500 Club Card Party Sunday
Mr and Mrs Joe Powers entertained a card party at their home Sunday evening with prizes for first high for women Mrs Joe Crowley and Henry Marek for men among others. Delbert Webber and Cyril Elenz won other games and a door prize went to Joe Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Powers
First High
Joe Crowley
Colleen Powers
Henry Marek
Steve McDonells
Delbert Webber
Cyril Elenz
Art Webber
Steve McDowell
Tom Cashman
Paul Fleming
Joe Sperfslage
Merymyx Club Holds Thursday Potluck and Pinochle
The Merymyx club met Thursday evening with a 7 p.m. potluck at the James Morrissey home. After dinner two pinochle tables played with high scorers named as Mrs. Tom Henderson traveling, Mrs. Herbert Kuntz, and Mrs. Verne McCurdy. Other members included Mrs. Floyd Kephart, Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. Clarence Rhatigan and Mrs. Kenneth Ferring. Dessert followed the card game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merymyx Club
James Morrissey
Tom Henderson
Herbert Kuntz
Sow
Verne McCurdy
Floyd Kephart
John Schmidt
Clarence Rhatigan
Kenneth Ferring
Noted Clinic Makes Most Unusual Offer to Any Afflicted
Thornton Minor Clinic of Kansas City Missouri offers a free full size $1.00 tube of Pile Ointment to anyone with piles or similar rectal conditions. No coupon, no charge, no obligation. Send full name age and address by post card to 911 W East Linwood Blvd. Kansas City Mo. Offer may be withdrawn at any time and is limited.
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Ton Minor Clinic
Thornton Minor Clinic
Linwood Blvd
Kansas City
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Hopkinton Bank
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Dubuque
Ida Irish
H. J. Dunlap
Des Moines
Thomas Dunlap
Slater
Leo Hoegh
R. P. Joseph
Apache
Okla
D.C. Ward
Maud Joseph Smith
Kansas
Wichita
Jess Huggins
Don
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
Robert
Ray Hartman
Marshalltown
Buck Creek
Paul Kirby
Julia Kirby
Kirby
L. L.gearhart
R. V. Porter
Raymond Downs
Waterloo
J. W. Downs
Helen Flannagan
John Deere
Robert Ellison
James Robert
Monticello Hospital
Vida Mae Huggins
Myrtle Smith
Manchester
Carrie Bradle
John Ratcliff
Ken Hetzler
Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Farmers Feed & Supply CO
Jim Balsiger
Nick Clement
Layette
Sinclair
McLaughlin
Studebaker
BUICK
Women’s Fellowship
Birthday Club
Drexler, Lamont, Field
John Nulls
Man
Anni
Derful
Modern
Square de
Melmac
Time Shop
Ray Marolf
T.a.b.’S
Auvto
Chester Condit
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