Center Junction Wedding Ties Russell Woodward Family
Grace Russell and Delbert Woodward wed in a single ring ceremony at the Presbyterian manse on June 29. The couple will live with Grace’s parents while starting their life together.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
5
Grace Russell and Delbert Woodward wed in a single ring ceremony at the Presbyterian manse on June 29. The couple will live with Grace’s parents while starting their life together.
Scotch Grove reports relatives from Rialto California visiting Mrs. W. E. Carson and plans to visit New York after Chicago. A Presbyterian Aid social on the Schrader lawn drew locals. music by Kiburz and Sinclair entertained. Heavy rains delayed clover harvests and a weekend storm damaged small grain and fruit while berry crops benefit from prior rain. Community news covers 4-H rally, road trips, illnesses, a Prairieburg man’s death, and a damaging hail storm near Prairieburg with widespread farm losses beyond town.
Prairieburg hosts Rev Father Holub of Dubuque who visits for the weekend. Elizabeth Holub returns to Dubuque to stay with friends until after the Fourth of July. Verna and Gail Hanold of Wyoming visit relatives A J Came and family. Harold Miller funeral attendance noted in Springville. Ed Dolan and Roy of Calumet City dine with the Came family. Aubrey Floyd and wife depart for Sioux City after vacation with Nettie Floyd. Alice and Bernard Kula complete Cedar Falls summer school and stay with parents until July 5.
The Castle Grove farm bureau held its June meeting with fair attendance and heard Representative Thomas Stimpson discuss bill handling and mortgage legislation. The gathering noted mortgage loan aspects of the farm aid bill and a $25,000 Century of Progress exhibit bill passing the house. A severe Friday and Saturday storm caused extensive damage to trees crops and lines. several local residents visited, with injuries and losses reported among livestock and property.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Vernon of Anamosa visited the A M Black home on Sunday as part of a weekend gathering.
The piece details multiple August gatherings and honors, including Mr. Garret Siebels aging 84 with his six sons and two daughters present, a 25th birthday at the Bodiker home, Baptism of Clarice Kathryn, out of town visitors, and a 4-H club event. It notes a funeral for John Anton Gerdes and ISU student representation.
Onslow reports a missionary society meeting led by Mrs. Jessie McMaster with topic Philippines and Porto Rico. The Vacation Bible School closed with a Friday picnic and a Sunday program featuring memory work and the musical pageant The Ten Virgins. Communion was observed and solos were enjoyed during Sunday services.
Families gather for picnics and local events as Mrs. Wasson and Glen return home. Many visit Lakehurst for the celebration while others attend ball games in the area.
Seven Anamosa Boy Scouts and about a hundred youths from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns spend a week at Camp Waubeek on the Wapsipinicon river for scout study games and recreation. Anamosa participants listed include Warren Kellogg John Trevarthen Lawrence May Junior Fegan Charles Gardner Max Wortman Jr and Robert Reid with Reid as camp bugler. George Stimpson of Washington D C visits the Stimson home and plans a syndicate column for national papers. Reformatory band concerts at state park July 2 are cancelled due to the Warden's death with new dates to be announced.
Mrs Will Balsiger Luella Mrs John Yossi Lucile Dolores and Mary Ellen Wismeier attended Rally day at Anamosa last Thursday.
The United States now hosts about 3.8 million Jews, the largest Jewish population by country. This figure surpasses all other nations, reflecting long standing immigration and community growth across major cities and states.
Richland Center farmers report heavy losses to oats and corn from a strong wind and hail storm followed by a cloudburst last Saturday night. Oats threshed in fields cover ground. corn and gardens damaged. no livestock losses. Carl Husman farm suffers 24 broken window panes. Visitors from Hopkinton and a July 4 visit to Oelwein noted.
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