Nupfial Mass Unites Dorothy Vanourney and John Crilley
CENTRAL CITY. Dorothy Vanourney and John Crilley were married in a double ring ceremony at St. Stephen’s Church. The mass was celebrated by Rev. Edgar Kurt with Msgr. J. J. Hennessey present. Bride wore a white nylon lace gown. maid of honor was Betty Vanourney. best man Paul Supple. reception for 150 at Legion Hall followed by a wedding breakfast. Honeymoon at Wisconsin Dells. couple to reside in Mation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
St. Stephen’s Catholic Church
Dorothy Vanourney
Helen Vanourney
Beame
John Crilley
Emmett Crilley
Coggan
Edgar Kurt
Mike Murphy
Msgr
J. J. Hennessey
Castle Grove
Paul Brady
Monticello
Bridge McCusker
Betty Vanourney
Paul Supple
Donald Vanourney
Norbert Noonan
Legion Hall
Leora Vanourney
Tobe Gienapp
Wisconsin Dells
Hansen .Lathing Company
Cedar Rapids
Art Kitson
Chicago
Frances Kiefer
Dubuque
J. Conklin
Davenport
Lyle, Russell
Melvin Brickley
Harold Angus
Raymond Hinrichs
Susan Peters
Galen Conley
Lyle Russell
Eugene Poppe
Bob Reese
John Stimpson
John Siebels
Social Worker Delivers Talk to Lutheran Guild on Welfare
Miss Helen Farley of Des Moines spoke at the Lutheran Women's Guild meeting at St Matthew's on June 14. She outlined the Lutheran Welfare Society Iowa program including Child Care adoptions, chaplaincy in penal and state homes, and Refugee service, with slides illustrating the first phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Freese
E. B
Henry Rink, Jr
Lutheran Women's Guild
St.Matthew
Lutheran
Freese
Helen Farley
Des Moines
Iowa
Lutheran Welfare Society of Iowa
Lutheran Welfare Society
Eunice Stimpson and James Conley Wed in Wayne Lutheran Ceremony
Eunice Stimpson of Anamosa and James E. Conley of Monticello exchanged nuptial vows at Wayne Lutheran church on Sunday June 24. Rev. F H Kehren officiated a candlelight double ring ceremony. The bride wore embroidered tulle over taffeta with a pearl tiara. The reception followed in church parlors.
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Wayne
Eunice Stimpson
Anamosa
James E. Conley
Monticello
Wayne Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Roger Spilte
Decorah
Lorna Prull to Marry Raymond Ellis in July
Martelle couple Mr and Mrs William Prull announce the marriage of their daughter Lorna to Raymond D Ellis son of Mrs Vogel Smith of Russell. The ceremony is set for Sunday July 15 at 2 30 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church Anamosa. Miss Prull graduates Paris Beauty Academy Cedar Rapids operates Lorna's Beauty Shop in Monticello. Ellis works as a surveyor for the Iowa State Highway Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martelle
William Prull
Lorna
Raymond D. Ellis
Vogel Smith
Russell
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Anamosa
Miss Prull
Paris Beauty Academy
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Ellis
Iowa State Highway Commission
Couple Plans Cedar Rapids Home After Illinois Community Event
Beverly Ortgies and Beverly Postel attended the gift table at the event. Mrs. Robert Reese and Norma Wahlstrom of LaCrosse Wisconsin poured while Mrs. John Stimpson served. The bride, a graduate of Anamosa High School and Luther College Decorah, will teach at Keystone School next fall, while the groom, a Monticello High School graduate, served with the army in Korea and Japan and works for Collins Radio in Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside at 3405 First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Ortgies
Beverly Postel
Robert Reese
Norma Wahlstrom
LaCrosse
Wisc
John Stimpson
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa High School
Luther College
Decorah
Monticello High School
Korea
Japan
Collins Radio Company
Keystone School
First Avenue
S.E
Poppe Birthday Party Honored Langworthy Family
Raymond Poppe celebrated his birthday on June 20 with a gathering of relatives and friends. Guests included many Poppe and Harms families, Ricklefs and Nelson households, and the Fechtman, Alferts, Jacobs, and Pegerick families. The event featured visiting and card playing followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langworthy
Raymond Poppe
Fred “H.’Poppe
Carl H. Harms
Willis Harms
John D. Poppe
Henry Poppe
Jérald
Nelson
Norman
Frahm
Clarence’. Ricklefs
George. Ricklefs
Learon’ Tobiason
John. Fechtman
Carl Alferts
Armin Jacobs
Arminda
Elmer Jacobs
David
Johnnie Pegerick
Monticello Social Roundup Details Neighborhood Visits
Personal items recount Thursday through Sunday visits among Monticello residents. Mrs Marie Prull attends St Mark's Lutheran confirmation with Donna Rickels. extended family and友 socialize at multiple homes including the Gerdes, Arduser, Poppe, and Heiken households.
Mrs Harm Hel gens Care Mentioned In Local Notes
Sunday evening visitors in the Robert Gerdes home were Mr and Mrs Earl Dirks. Miss Delores Poppe returned home from a business trip in Los Angeles with Collins Radio Company where she is employed. She visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Conrad Poppe and cousins there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Helgens
Robert Gerdes
Earl Dirks
Delores Poppe
Los Angeles
Calif
Collins Radio Company
Conrad Poppe
Hopkinton Native Chosen Delegate to National Education Convention
William J. Edgar of Grand Junction a former Hopkinton resident was selected to represent 17 central Iowa counties at the National Education convention in Portland Oregon from July 1 to July 8 The Newton meeting announced the appointment Edgar who grew up in Hopkinton graduated from Lenox College and has served as superintendent of Strand Junction schools for ten years
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Hopkinton
William J. Edgar
Grand Junction
Iowa
Portland
Ore
Newton
Edgar
Lenox College
Strand Junction
Numerous Weekend Guests Visit Harlan Johnston and Kin
Numerous visitors drop by from Marshalltown Davenport Manchester and Dubuque to share weekends and attend events. Families of Bruce Johnston Agnes Miller and Hoard families host relatives while others attend a Methodist mission session in Mt Vernon and a Cedar Falls Briden reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Johnston
Marshalltown
Harlan Johnston
J. A. Johnston
Dale Edwards
Loren
Kenneth
Farmington
Henry Barrack
Irvin Rubly
Davenport
Mabel Nurre
Manchester
Agnes Miller
Nick Budden
Franc’ Earhart
Dubuque
B. M. Ferguson
E. A. Dunlap
Betty Lowther
C. Kemp
Fan Aids Body's Cooling System
Fan use explained as a natural mechanism booster. It describes perspiration cooling, air circulation, and pulling in cooler air at night to increase comfort. Advocates in offices stores plants and homes use fans to improve comfort even with air conditioning aiding efficiency.
Monticello Residents Visit Friends and Family
Monticello neighbors Mrs. Bessie Jones of Cedar Rapids was a Saturday guest in the home of her aunt Miss Carrie Clark. Janafer and Jeff Liddy of Fairfield spent last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Liddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bessie Jones
Cedar Rapids
Carrie Clark
Gerlich and Gassmann Exchange Vows in Monticello Ceremony
Carol F. Gerlich of Monticello and Robert Gassmann of Hopkinton wed at Sacred Heart church on Saturday June 23 at 9 am. Rev. E P Lorenz officiated. The ceremony featured a sister maid of honor, bridesmaids, best man, and groomsmen. A dinner for 58 and a reception for 350 followed at local venues. The couple plans to reside in Monticello after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol F. Gerlich
Monticello
Robert Gassmann
Hopkinton
Sacred Heart Church
V.F.W. Hall
Ott Family Reunion Attended by Beckman Family Members
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beckman along with Trudy and Allan attended the Ott family reunion held in Elwood on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Beckman
Trudy
Allan
Ott
Elwood
Free Bicycles At Cascade Fourth Festivities
Cascade celebrates Independence Day with two nights and a day of events July 3 and 4. The Cascade Commercial Club sponsors baseball games at 7 30 p m July 3 Bernard versus Epworth and July 4 2 p m Cascade versus Farley, plus a large horse show with about 1000 horses and a dance by George Fuhrman’s band at the American Legion pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Bernard
Epworth
Farley
Dubuque County
Jones County
Tri-State
George Fuhrman
American Legion
Monticello Woman Called to Huron for Mother's Illness
Mrs. E C Nagel travels from Monticello to Huron South Dakota to be with her mother Mrs. C N Pierson who fell and broke her hip and has suffered a light stroke leaving her in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
E C. Nagel
Huron
S.D
C. N. Pierson
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Schlueter
Norman Hinrichs
Wilfred Schatz
Glen Adams
Augusta Melsha
Emma Heiken
Gown
Scheffli
Philco
Lorna Prull
Raymond Ellis
Raymond ‘Poppe
Arthur Riedel
Gay Ommen
Jane
Alfred Ommen
Ommen
Marie Prult
Harm Bunting
Larry Himes
Shiela
George Zinidars
Marjorie
Dickie
Milwaukee
Wis
Carl Gerdes
George Schafer
Henry Schafer
John Rieken
Bennie Tobiason
Clifford Arduser
Raymond Taylor
Steven
Jane Menster
George Poppe
Henry Ahlrichs
Judy
Fred Iben
Carl. Gerdes
Clifford’ Arduser
Henry Heiken
Scotch Grove
Marie Prull
Gerd Prull
Clarence Prull
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Donna Lee Rickels
Frank Peterman
Fred Hanken
Will ‘Wenger
John Reuter
Barbara Guyan
Harry Guyan
Linda
Barbara
Ben Engelbart
Louie Helgens
C. Reggentine
Elsie Winch
Mt. Vernon
School of Missions
Methodist Church
R.W. Reggentine
Mason City
Scott Gunlock
Oelwein
Carl Robinson
Janet
Jimmy
Clingman
California
Briden
Highland Park
Cedar Falls
William Harts
Gordon G. Brown
Burlington
Russell Bradle
Donald Doak
Mary
Richard
Hedrick
F. J. Gestel
Doak
Lee Hannan
Milo Baker
H. F. Stoddard
Howard Johnson
Marshalltoad
R. B. Bradke
Johnson
Waterloo
Irene Zeuch
R. F. Gienapp
A. H. Klingman
South Gate
Donna Robinson
Don Buckman
Elgin
Carol Gerlich
Julius Gerlich
al Gassmans
E. P. Lorenz
Sister Maid OF Honor
Robert Underhill
Denver
Margaret Weber
Susan Gerlich
Mert Gassmann
Nick Wolf
Robert Gerlich
LeRoy Gassmann
Guy Knepper
Larry Martinsen, Jr
John McDonald Hospital
Maldean Dirks
Carl Dirks
Dale Mueller
Clarence Mueller
Calamus
Grand Mound
Express
Reddy
Ima
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