Couple wed in Cedar Rapids church ceremony
Simplicity marked the wedding of Miss Marjorie Williams and Harvey F Hunter at St Pauls church with a reception at the Boileau home. The couple plan a two week motor trip to the northern states and will reside at 1929 Eighth Ave after August 1. Hunter is a graduate of Iowa State College and employed by the Iowa Railway and Light. Williams is a Town State College alumna and has taught at Washington High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Raunds
Ronuhthan
Harvey Ef, Hunter
W. W. Hunter
Monticello Public School
Marjorie Williams
Harvey F. Hunter
St. Paul's Church
W. L. Ewing
Harl Boileau
Blanche
Robert Hunter
Hunter
J. N. Williams
Bozeman
Montana
Town State College
Alpha Dramma Delta Sorority
Washington High School
Towa State College
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Towa Railway and Light Corporation
Eighth Avenue
Thomas Shover
Charles Luett
Mary Lou
Mary Etta Letze
Cedar Rapids
Truman E. Stanton
Armstrong
Iowa
Jime
Jayne Shover
Mary Lou Luett
J. T. Letze
Sheriff Destroys Liquor in Gutter Barrage at Memorial Park
Sheriff John Bodenhofer assisted by Deputy Ray Purcell Chief Ray Echternacht and Constable Waggoner emptied confiscated liquor into a gutter near Memorial Park Monticello after a test of alcohol content using a match caused a small fire. The blaze spread quickly as an incident with Bert Rees and a burning ten gallon can of grain alcohol occurred. A horse refused to cross the fiery gutter as spectators watched. The destruction was ordered by the district court judge. Paul Hintz of Waterloo visited the Hintz home last weekend while Mrs. Bess Dickey and her children visited relatives in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C Schnoebelen
Memorial Park
Monticello
John Bodenhofer
Ray Purcell
Ray Echternacht
Waggoner
H. Soper
Anamosa
Ray Echternach
Rey Purcell
Bert Rees
Wyoming Cornet Band Delivers Three July Concerts
In Wyoming on July 6 1927 the Wyoming Cornet Band under Joe Fisher of Clarence performed three concerts. Personnel ranged from cornet players Joe Wolmachka and Louie Fisher to drums, clarinets and saxophones. Bertha Woodard of Washington DC died at 34 from peritonitis. Funeral plans in Rock Island. Also noted are local deaths Mrs Bertha Hopkins 65 and community social visits and house events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Cornet Band
Joe Fisher
Clarence
Joe Wolmachka
Louie Fisher
Bob Long
Carl Saxon
Mr. Shimanek
Raymond Martimoen
John Petersen
Léonard Ingwersen
Claude von Sprecken
Hubert Cooley
Cecil Koon
Clair Bramer
Louie Leidnence
Henry Ahrendsen
Henry Lorenzen
Walter Buchholtz
Dillon Hall
Alvin Hanna
Fred Buchhaltz
Edward Nowachek
Henry Fedderson
Ed Tomlinson
Melvin Martinson
Fred Pankow
Harrison Aforse
Ernest Anderson
Leslie Baba
Bobbie Long
Bertha Woodard
Washington, D C
Miss Woodard
Hale
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Business College
War Department
Washington
Charles O. Woodard
Marguerite
Rock Island
Bertha Hopkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will Hopkins
Ray
Stanley
Lutie Pool
Lilian
Elsie Delitt Tamblin
Herbert
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Myers
Mae Reynolds
Margaret
Esther Coffin
Madison
Wisconsin
A. T. Coffin
Waterloo
Dick Sanders
Sue Myers
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
E. M. Babcock
Erma Princ’e
Lincoln
Nebraska
Babcock
Kansas City
Robert Platner
Duane
Lombard
Inois
Stanley Brainard
Davenport
BE. S
Washington, D. C
S. G Franks
Fred Benischek
Albuquerque
New Mexico
George Dusanek
Willar Spence
Painesville
Ohio
F. Schaefer
Frank Livingstone
Howard Day
Chicago
J. Day
Marguerite Vernon
Olin
Peter Steveka
Wayne Lutheran church activities and local social reports
Choir practice Sunday school and divine worship services with a semi annual congregational meeting planned. Numerous community gatherings include a Luther League ice cream social at city park, church bazaars, picnics in Bever park and at Dutch creek, and visits from families to Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Monticello. The shipping association sent a carload of hogs Tuesday and Louis Tellon ceased the Dixie Cafe, planning to stay in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
City Park
By Park
George Herren
Clarence Stutt
Anamosa
George
Emil Stutt
Herman Herren
Ben Herren
Monticello
Henry Lorenzen
Ed Dirks
Cedar Rapids
Ed Herren
Clarence Rickels
John Dirks
Henry Dirks
Otto Otten
Henry Neunaber
Amber
Wayne Lutheran Church
Henry Badberg
Harvey Townsend
William
Emma
Jennie Haak
Bever Park
Charles Gray
Dutch Creek
J. Willms
H. Diers
Miss Agar
Northwood
Guckeen
Minnesota
Rhiny Wessels
Cal Chase
Harry Schale
Scotch Grove
Ben Husman
John Null
Ross Lincoln
Lloyd Robertson
Otto Marugg
Casper Buol
Dubuque
Olin Watson
Glenn
Ed Duncan
Sidney Farragher
Manchester
Philip Batley
Arthur Hart
The
Shipping Association
Farm Bureau Ladies Meet At Mrs Hintz Home
The farm bureau ladies gather at Mrs. Irving Hintz's home on Saturday June 11 at 2 PM. Members are asked to bring ideas for improving jams and jellies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Irving Hintz
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
The family of the late husband and father thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy kindness and flowers during the illness and death. Mrs G H Bohlken and children express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Rourke
Joseph O’rourke
G. H. Bohlken
Dead Animals Removed Free Phone 24 Anamosa Iowa
The notice offers removal of dead animals at no charge by C. R. Rendering Co in Anamosa Iowa with a stated price code 47-12-pd. A rental offer advertises about 106 acres of blue grass pasture on the south edge of Monticello with water and cheap rent, directed to S. C. Judy Jefferson Iowa or H. R. Jacobs. A notice from North Side Garage Monticello requires cash payment for Ford parts and labor due to Henry Ford ruling on discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
C. R. Rendering Co
Monticello
S. C. Judy
Jefferson
Towa
H. R. Jacobs
Henry Ford Company
Ford
O. J. Rogers
North Side
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Locher
Carrie Locher
Leo Locher
Hammond
Indiana
Earl E. Locher
Joseph J. Locher
Lawrence Locher
Farley
Charles Locher
Bodenhofer
Paul Hintz
W. F. Hintz
Bess Dickey
Keith and
Madge
Paul E. Gibson
William H. Mitchell
Sumner
E. E. Reed
University of Chicago
Charles Hayward
First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
St. John's
Trinity
St. Matthew's Ey. Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Louis Tellon
Dixie Cafe
Cotopaxi
Ecuador
Oui
Kaiser
Germany
Wright Brothers
Independent
Franklin County
Saline County
Board of Education
Chas
M. Luett
Lecy
Ray Hearn
Center Street
Kathryn Young
Newton Parrott
Alfred Ross
Steiner
A. W. Steiner
J. L. Weber & Sons
Cascade, Iowa
Howard Hicks
Sycamore Street
August Schlemmer
McNeill Bros
Hopkinton
Hofmann
Milestone Rubber Co
East Liverpool
L. E Hoag
Board of Trustees of
Richland Township
George Rogers
Star Meat Market
Mashall & Mathiessen
Guernsey
Orlo Blanchard
Wayne Township
Jones County
Board of Trustees
U. S
United States Rubber Company
Eggers
Tire and Battery Service Station
Monticello, Iowa
United States
Henry H. Schoon
First Street
Standard Oil Co
Express
Winchester
A. J.H. McNeill
Schoon Garage
Amber, Iowa
Adolph Schoon Amber
Plains
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rivera
Milwaukee Road
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