Society And Club News Highlights Local Gathering
Needlework Club meets at Mrs. L D Burrack home for quilt and fancy work with refreshments. Neighborhood and Hi Low bridge clubs hold meetings with prizes. Out of town guests attend dinners and picnics as clubs and families host events. Over forty attend V F W Auxiliary card party. Birthday celebration for Billy Hintz includes games and cake. Centennial Avenue visitors and St John’s Lutheran members honor Rev and Mrs Gutknecht on 25th wedding anniversary with picnic and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burrack
Ralph Bone
John van Bockern
Savanna
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Leslie Reade
Lena Marugg
M. J. Hogan
R. P. Clark
Merle Cass
William First
Irma Fagan
Co. L. Embree
Philadelphia
F. Stewart Stuhler
Janet Hazard
James Carter
Cincinnati
Ohio
V. F. W. Auxiliary
E. E. Hoag
Stubbein
Randall
Louise Field
Prank Podhaski
Florence Hoag
Henry Che
Ray Adams
Louise Fieta
Fienny Helms
O' Howie
Billy Hintz
Ang Wies
Irving Hintz
Billys Erane
Will Hintz
N. Pp. Clark
Lou Ehrman Dass Ter
Ruth
Jimane
Lose
Willie Batman
Artine
Babeby Lubben
Olena Ztamerman
Norma Hintz
St. John's Ey, Lutheran Church
Paul Gutknecht
Co. E. Krog
Marion
A. (. Bonlken
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Balster
Ladies' Aid Society
Naomi Gutknecht
R. N
Chicago
William Kleiner
Miss Lillian Turnis Weds Joseph Sherlock in Sacred Heart Church
Miss Lillian Turnis daughter of Mrs John Turnis Monticello became the bride of Joseph Sherlock son of Mr and Mrs Richard Sherlock Worthington at Sacred Heart church The ceremony was performed by Father A L Lorenz with Sister Mary Audrey playing the wedding march A reception followed at Frank Turnis home with relatives and close friends The couple will reside in Worthington after July 15 with the groom in business trip to the Black Hills planned for a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Turnis
John Turnis
Monticello
Joseph Sherlock
Richard Sherlock
Worthington
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Mary Audrey
Sacred Heart Schoo
Florence White
Hopkinton
Leo Sherlock
Frank Turnis
Ernest Gearhart
Sherlock
Black Hills
South Dakota
Stuhlers Still Lead in Kittenball Race Amid Round of Games
The local kittenball league schedule lists July games with Stuhlers, Midgets, DeMolays and Shomont facing each other across Friday Monday and Wednesday. Standings show Stuhlers at 9 win 2 loss, Midgets 7 4, Shomont 6 5, Firemen and Oilers trailing. A managers meeting will decide season split and possible second-half plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuhlers
Midgets
DeMolays
Firsmen
Shomont
Stuhters
Mount Vernon
Firemen
Oilers
Stahler
Stuhler
GRO Shomont
Jones County Farm Bureau Holds Picnic
The Jones County Farm Bureau annual picnic featured a corn hog program update with 354 contracts in progress and payments sent to Washington. A quartet performed songs as a social hour preceded lunch, followed by a Rottenball contest and a baseball game among Farm Bureau members. The event wrapped with athlete games for the youth and plans to host the 1995 Monticello meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornshoe
John Specht
Harry Holcomb
Oscar Kinner
Willem Stanton Jr
Hoa
Bures
Parm
Farm Bureau
Proposals for Erection of School House in Cass Township
Proposals for the erection of a school house in Cass township Jones county will be received by Ida M Lake secretary at her Cass township home until 1 PM July 21 1934. Plans and specifications may be seen there. Lowest responsible bidder to be awarded. A $50 certified check accompanies each bid. The board may reject any or all bids. Heating plant bids also due at same time and place with same reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Township
Jones
Ida M. Lake
Anamosa, P. O
School Board Minutes Nominate Officers and Set Salaries
The board reelected C. E. Podhaski secretary at $15 monthly and elected C E Podhaski as secretary. W B Sloan was reelected janitor at $90 monthly and Ben Behrends as assistant janitor at $70 monthly. Meeting adjourned until July 9 at 7 30 p.m. Attest: F E Stimson, Chas E Podhaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Bone
C. E. Podhaski
W. B. Sloan
Ben Behrends
F. E. Stimson
Chas. E. Podhaski
Board of Education Seeks 300 Tons Stoker Coal Delivered
The board invites bids for about 300 tons of stoker coal delivered in schoolhouse bins as needed. Bids must include general analysis and will be opened August 4 1934 at 7 30 p m. A state preference applies to materials produced or grown within the state. CHASE PODHASKI Secretary. The ostrich can cover 25 feet per stride and run up to 60 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Chase, Podhaski
For Sale and Lost and Found Classified Notices
Mixed local notices list homes for sale or rent in Monticello and Amber areas, an antique ring lost at Sacred Heart picnic, a poultry cash offer, a refrigerator repair service, lumber and post sales, a stone house rental, and a corn sheller for sale with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
City Park
Republicans and Democrats Hold Their Conventions
The article lists delegates and alternates elected for Republican and Democratic conventions, naming numerous individuals such as D. Miller, Mae Hogan, Reva White, and James Cave among delegates, with many alternates including Harlan Russell and J. J. Hayes, and notes a district judicial convention at Cedar Rapids. It also records a June wedding: Lowie Hagen and C. Eden attended a Newport picnic earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
James Cave
Mrs. Perkins
J. J. Locher
C. J. Cash
H. Shimercas
H. Eichhorn
Lee Byerly
T. E. McNamara
FP. W. Ferring
Ben Fagir
Gerd Harms
Cedar Rapids
Roy Cooley
J. J. Loch
Local Families Gather for Birthdays and Visits Across Center Junction
Center Junction residents hosted Mrs Harms for a birthday gathering with neighbors the Harms and Wessels families. Visits included Hemlock and Dress families in Bernell Dress home and Anamosa meeting. multiple trips to Clinton and Elkader for relatives. A community shower honored Otto Gerrets. Rainbow Club held a June 30 meeting. Leona Jean Englehart celebrated her seventh birthday with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhiny Wessels
Center Junction
John Dirks
Ed Harms
Henry Harms
Irma Toenjes
Sophia Zimmerman
Herman Harms
John Bodeker
John Petersen
Rudy Zimmerman
Archie Toole
George Harms
Willie Harms
Henry Folkers Sr
Fancy Prairierr
Harm Folkers
H. A. Toenjes
George
Gerd Tjaden
Clinton
John Balster
Tjaden
Balster
Ladean Wessels
Hilda Tessner
Waucoma
Robert Schoon
George Schoon
CCC
Munday
Cascade
Stindauy
Herman Helgens
Herman Folkers
Mang
Gerd Herken
Fama
Manchester
Geo Helvens
Herman Zimmerman
Rhiny Helvens
Lous Andresen
Frieds
John Rickers
Otto Gerrets
Rainbow Club
Wayne Township
J. W. Streeter
An- Loch
Jay
Vivian Englehart
Ethel Jean Bailey
Beverly Ann Boland
Maxine Harms
Bobbie
Jackie Dress
Galen Hagen
Leona Jean
Nelda Englehart
Wanda
Shirley Siebels
Ruth Kofoed
Ed Meister
Iowa City
Julia Toenje
Cedar Rapids
Warner Heiken
George Siebels
Edward Folkers
Donna May
Louie Behrends
Irene Bodeker
Local residents share visits and concerns across Monticello area
East Cass Township residents and relatives from Anamosa, Monticello, Olin, Castle Grove, Morley, Langworthy, and Cedar Rapids gathered for visits, birthdays, and showers. Notable notes include Mrs. Ella Watt's heart attack, John Kray’s hospital stay in Iowa City, and trips to Dubuque for relatives and CCC camp outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Darrow
Ida
Anamosa
Benedict
Hannan
Sherm Harford
Hopkinton
Susan Alderson
Josephine DeRood
Lizzie Hoffman
Monticello
Henry Stulken
Marie
Lucille Clark
Allan Fairbanks
Henry Poppe
Carl
Emil Poppe
Olin
Lyle Clark
Alan Fairbanks
Arthur Fairbanks
Bradley Davis
Castle Grove
Lee Hannan
Betty Jane
Louise Hoffman
James Darrow
Morle
Earl Benedict
Victoria Turner
Donald Ruhl
Seth Ruhl
Forest
Harold Deischer
Margaret
Ida Fairbanks
Lucretia
Grace Benedict
Orpah Cramer
Monticelo
Fred Poppe
Langworthy
Iowa City
Kray
Mercy Hospital
Ella Watt
Henry Kray
John Weers
John H. Kray
Edgewood Park
CCC
Backbone Park
Jams Darrow
Morley
Mildred Clark
Delhi
Gerhard Brockhohn
Cedar Rapids
Brockhohn
Monticello School Board Holds Annual Meeting
Monticello Iowa July 2 1934 the board of education met at 7 30 p m with attendees Bone Thomas Shove and York present in the annual proceedings of the school board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
The
Board of Education
Bone
Thomas
Shove
York
Doctor to Consult in Manchester on July 13
Sufferers should arrange to call on Dr. Wilbert Shallenberger MM D specialist in rectal and chronic diseases with years of successful experience in treating piles and other rectal diseases by non confining methods. The doctor can be consulted at Manchester Hotel Gilten-Charles Friday July 13th 432nd visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Shallenberger
Manchester
Gilen-Charles
School board meeting minutes outline contracts and bids
Absent Stimson. meeting led by President pro tem Bone. Minutes read and approved. Bills paid include Northwestern Bell, Sinclair Refining, National Bag Mfg, Funk & Wagnalls, Jenkins Music, Eclipse Lumber, and more. Secretary treasurer reports show General fund 27526.75 and Schoolhouse fund 63.50. Brindley offered math instructor contract at 990. Resignations of Ruth Burstedt and Margaret Kaste accepted. Coal bids to be advertised. August 6 bid opening planned. Stuhler reappointment discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Bone
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Setvico Ool
C. G. Thomas
Sinclair Refining Co
National Bag Mfg. Co
Rags
T. M. Redmond
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Bes St. Anthony & Dako Co
Fir Lumber
Jenkins Music Co
Eclipse Lumber Co
J. C. Waddell
L. A. Beers Ri
Stuhler's Sons Co
Cean
General Fund
Schoolhouse Fund
York
Thomas
John A. Brindley
Ruth Burnstedt
Margaret Kaste
Shover
A. J. Stuhler
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Adams
Mary Lou
Eugene
Glen Adams
Clare
Betty
Kathleen
Dale Adams
Henry Adams
Jimmie Howie
Mrs
John Breen
C. A. Redden
Minneapolis
Minn
Myre
John Lees
Detroit
Mien
Tona Healy
Air Clara Hoffner
E. Rafferty
Osceola
Stewart Stuhler
Bridge Club
V. F. W. Auxiliary Benefit Card Party
Maples Inn
Centennial
Eo J. Kean
Joe Mullady
Powers
Boone
Sybil Finn
Olive Finn
Detryst, Mich
Charles Readin
Bernice
O Brien
J. H. Wever
Melvisy Weber
Grand Tslana
Neb
Katherine Scholl
Joh Scholl
John Ro Lows
Detroit, Mich
J. Philip Lees
Dorothy
William
Ozzy Brezy
C. E. Krog
William Nagler
Stanwood
Jones County Farm Bureau
Laurence Lorenzen
Wyomink
Jones County
Lise Jones County
Washington
TAO
T County
Fred Messerli
Mr. Messerli
Univer
Sity Hospital
Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Fred Shover
Rock Island Hay Leader
Will Lubben
R. J. McNeill
Louis Nougzak
A. M. Maurice
Lester J. Hearn
Louis Rieger
East Second Street
Monticello State Bank
Phone
C. J. Brashaw
Amber Savings Bank
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Storr House
E. A. Hubbard
Meyer's Produce Company
Deere
Harry H. Kuhns
Scotch Grove
Lowie Hagen
Newport
Carl Eden
C. W. Eden
Helen Skeels
Roy Skeels
Jack Husman
Gerd Dirks
Wyoming
B. A. Dress
East
Willard
Willard's
Palmer's Drug
Janet Gaynor and
Charles Farrell
Kas
Victor Jory
Irene Bentley
Will James
Stuart Erwin
Macriouna
Standard Oil
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