Local Visitors and Holidays Across Monticello Area
A crowded list of weekend and holiday visits across Dubuque Des Moines Iowa City Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Monticello includes Harry Liddy Kenneth Koch Dr Ralph Redmond and many others. Names like J S Shover Tom Shover and Miss Vera Mattocks appear among relatives friends and guests visiting towns such as Cedar Rapids Manchester and Walker. A Barn dance is noted for July 1 and several residents travel to Milwaukee Chicago and Minneapolis over the Fourth.
Denkhoff Week-end Visit in Des Moines
Raymond Denkhoff of Des Moines spent the week-end at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Denkhoff.
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Raymond Denkhoff
Des Moines
Mrs
T. F. Denkhoff
Monticello Area Celebrates Fourth With Wide Family Visits
A long list of Monticello residents and relatives spent the Fourth of July visiting across Iowa and Wisconsin. Families from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids and Burlington joined gatherings, trips, and summer visits, with births, travels, and notable reunions noted.
Local Guests Share News Across Cities
Mr and Mrs Jerry Morano host guests from Dr John Walters Columbus Ohio John Bhermer Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs M Leveen amid social visits.
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Jerry Morano
John Walters
Columbus
Ohio
John Bhermer
Ceder Nne
Leveen
Haesemeyer Visit Highlights Wilson Recovery
Mr and Mrs Ed Haesemeyer of Rockford Illinois visited the home of Mrs James Wilson and her husband last Tuesday. Mrs Wilson who fractured a hip nine weeks ago is reported to be making a very satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Haesemeyer
Rockford, Ill
James Wilson
Local Visitors Spend Day Touring Iowa Sights
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bone and house guests Dr and Mrs Wyland and Mr and Mrs Dan Pertine toured McGregor Dickeyville and other Iowa sites Tuesday Carlton Landis recent Armour Institute visitor stayed with parents Ernest and Mrs Landis and left for Armour summer school Mrs George Rettig celebrated her eighty seventh birthday at home with son George and grandson James Rettig calling Joann Schemmel joined them for a weeklong visit
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Ralph Bone
Carlton Landis
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Ernest Landis
Armour Institute
George Rettig
George
James Rettig
Independence
Joann Schemmel
Cooks Spend Fourth of July, Plan Midwest Visits
Mr and Mrs Maurice Cook spent the Fourth of July in Fayette visiting relatives. They will also visit Mr and Mrs Phil Slautter in Decorah this week. Mrs A G Rodman, who has been spending three weeks with her daughter, Mrs Sient, will return home with them.
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Carl Schneider
Vinton
Will Shelley
Louise Field
Charles
Wallace Schneider
Maurice Cook
Fayette
Phil Slautter
Decorah
A. G. Rodman
Sient
Mrs Dixson Visits Des Moines With Hoag Family
Mrs. Frank Dixson of Chicago leaves with Mrs. E B Hoag and daughters Helen and Florence to visit her son Hubert in Des Moines after a week with relatives.
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Frank Dixson
Chicago
E. EB. Hoag
Hubert
Des Moines
Hoag
Helen
Florence
Stuhler Family Visit From Chicago
Mr and Mrs G R Stuhler of Chicago visited the William Stuhler and Harry Stuhler homes over the holiday. They brought Helen Louise Stuhler from their home and took Barbara Stuhler who had been visiting at Harry Stuhler s back with them.
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G. R. Stuhler
Chicago
William Stuhler
Harry Stuhler
Helen Louise Stuhler
Barbara
Mrs Perkins Slocum and Ruth In Monticello Trip
Mrs Perkins Slocum and her daughter Ruth Slocum of Long Beach California visited Monticello briefly last Tuesday en route to Dubuque. Ruth is a teacher in the Long Beach Schools, a position she has held for seven years.
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Perkins Slocum
Ruth Slocum
Long Beach
California
Monticello
Dubuque
Ruth
Local Residents Return From Visits and Vacations
Mr and Mrs Rudie Winkler and Mrs Marcus Maire with daughter Colleen Anne return from Alleman after a week end at Dr and Mrs C C Accola. Edith Winkler joins them after five weeks there. Dan Hearn and wife depart for a week at Mrs Hearn's brother in Winona Minnesota with a stop to visit Harold Wilkinson in Eldorado. Velma Herkelmann travels two weeks from John McDonald hospital for vacations visiting Wisconsin and Niagara Falls. Thomas Chambers of Chicago visits his aunt and uncle George and Mrs Chambers after a Chicago post graduate program and heads back to work with Illinois Central Railroad.
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Rudie Winkler
Marcus Maire
Colleen Anne
Alleman
C. C. Accola
Edith Winkler
Dan Hearn
Velma Herkelmann
John McDonald Hospital
Miss Herkelmann
Wisconsin
Niagara Falls
Thomas Chambers
Chicago
George Chambers
University of Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Family gatherings and travel mark July holiday notes
Monticello area residents share Fourth of July visits with relatives in Iowa and Minnesota. The Schneiters hosted relatives at their home while Bert Hubbard hosted guests from Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Montevideo. James Wilson and family traveled to Silvis Illinois for a funeral. Additional guests at Starks and Rohn households reflect a busy holiday period with plans for Berea College and Hindman Kentucky. William Cassidy mourns the death of his uncle George Abel in Belle Plaine after visiting St. Paul.
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Lyle Millsap
Cedar Rapids
George Goos
Ryan
William Cassidy
Royal Hubbard
Sioux City
Walter Hubbard
Bert Hubbard
Reuben Hubbard
Montevideo
Minn
James Wilson
James Jr
Ted
Wallace
Silvis
William William Wilson
Pontiac
Mich
John Wilson
George Abel
Abel
Belle Plaine
St. Paul
Mr. Abel
Monticello
Mary Cassidy
James
William Abel
Clover Leaf Club Meeting At Mrs. Gerdes Home
Clover Leaf club members gathered at Mrs. John Gerdes home for a regular meeting and afternoon sewing followed by a picnic supper. Guests included Mrs. G Schoon and Mrs. Chris Elben.
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Clover Leaf Club
John Gerdes
G. Schoon
Chris Elben
Bridge party honors Iverson hostess and prizes
Mrs Leonard Iverson hosted a four table bridge gathering last Saturday. Mrs Hans Kettlitz won high score and Mrs George Guyan received the traveling prize. Refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Iverson
Hans Kettlitz
George Guyan
Hodson Home Hosts Six Thirty Dinner And Bridge
Mr and Mrs Carl Hodson entertained friends Tuesday evening with a six thirty dinner at their home The table featured a bowl of garden flowers After dinner the group played bridge Dr and Mrs Earl DeShaw held the high score and received the traveling prize for the evening
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Carl Hodson
Bridge
Earl DeShaw
Dr. DeShaw
Birthday party honors Gutknecht son’s nineteenth
Rev and Mrs Paul Gutknecht hosted a birthday party at their home Sunday evening for their son Gerhard’s nineteenth birth anniversary. The event featured games and refreshments served by Mrs Gutknecht, with the guest of honor receiving many gifts. attendees included the Bible class members and a few friends.
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Paul Gutknecht
Gerhard
Gutknecht
Lovell Hosts Friday Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs L W Lovell hosted a Friday luncheon for the Friday bridge club at her home. Twelve guests dined at four quarter tables arranged with garden flowers, then bridge was played at three tables. Mrs Charles Northrop won high score with Mrs Arthur Skelley and Miss Mary Lovell among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Lovell
Charles Northrop
Arthur Skelley
Mary Lovell
M L C Music Club Organizes with Helen Jolly President
The M L C a young people s musical club organized last Tuesday evening with Mrs W H Laude as director. The study of music and famous composers will be the club s objective. Helen Jolly was elected president and Elmeree Nichols secretary. Others present included Roberta Clark Ruth Zubler and Caroline Kiburz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.L.C
W. H. Laude
Helen Jolly
Elmeree Nichols
Roberta Clark
Ruth Zubler
Caroline Kiburz
Working Band of Congregational Church Hears Report in Garden Meeting
The Working Band of the Congregational church met last Wednesday at Mrs Henry M Carpenter's home for its regular monthly session. President Mrs B C Roberts led the business portion then members enjoyed an informal afternoon in the hostess garden with refreshments served by several ladies. Twenty six members and two guests attended.
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Congregational Church
Henry M. Carpenter
B. C. Roberts
John McLaughlin
Harriet Coughlan
Samuel Gutensohn
Stewart Stuhler
Presbyterian women's society meets at Mrs Balsiger home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church held its regular meeting at Mrs. Will Balsiger's home last Wednesday afternoon. A play was presented by Clemma Wenger and others, with Mrs. York leading the study, devotionals by Mrs. Howie, and refreshments served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Kettlitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Will Balsiger
Clemma Wenger
Frances Steck
Esther Bender
Fern Bender
Luella Balsiger
June Bollinger
Wilma Clark
Oscar York
York
Olin Howie
R. P. Clark
Hans Kettlitz
Missionary Society Holds All Day Meeting at Church
The Reformed church mission group held an all day session last Tuesday with Miss Etta Herzog of Melbourne as speaker. She spoke on a Lake Geneva conference trip in the morning and on China after a picnic lunch on the church lawn. Herzog is visiting Rev. and Mrs. Tendick this week.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Etta Herzog
Melbourne
Lake Geneva
Miss Herzog
China
Birthday Picnic for Eighth Birthday of Helen Deischer
Mrs. Donald Sutherland and Mrs. Harry Hoag hosted a birthday picnic supper last Saturday for their niece Helen Deischer celebrating her eighth birthday. Guests included Mary Jane Aitchison Lorraine Aitchison Helen Louise McLaughlin Helen Stuart Janet Howie Marion Deischer Ruth Hoag Loyal Hoag and others. An out of town guest was Mrs. Frank Dixon of Chicago.
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Donald Sutherland
Harry Hoag
Helen Deischer
Mary Jane
Lorraine Aitchison
Helen Louise McLaughlin
Helen Stuart
Janet Howie
Marion Deischer
Ruth
Loyal Hoag
Leo Kiburz
Marvin Maire
Ruth Ann
Billy Hintz
Duane
Dick Sutherland
Irving Hintz
E. E.hoag
Helen
Hannah Hagen
Frank Dixon
Chicago
Livingston Family Picnic At Castle Grove Dated July 3
Members of the Livingston family gathered at the F. C. Cramer home in Castle Grove for a picnic dinner Sunday July 3. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Greene and daughter Helen of Des Moines Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McDonald and children Donald Eleanor and Robert of Hopkinton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Livingston and daughters Lorna and Lucile of Center Junction and others.
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Livingston
F. C. Cramer
Castle Grove
B. H. Greene
Helen
Des Moines
A. W. McDonald
Donald
Eleanor
Robert
Hopkinton
John W. Livingston
Lorna
Lucile
Center Junction
Local Families Gather for Picnic Dinner and Visiting
Mrs C C Livingston and daughters Roberta and Wanda of Anamosa join Mr and Mrs F C Cramer and children Loren and Pauline of Castle Grove in a social gathering. Also present were Mr and Mrs Robert C Livingston and daughters Jean Lois and Doris Ruth of Center Junction W W Bucher and son William of Tipton and George Greene and daughter Edna of Davenport. A cafeteria picnic dinner was served and the afternoon spent visiting and with music.
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C. C. Livingston
Roberta
Wanda
Anamosa
F. C. Cramer
Loren
Pauline
Castle Grove
Robert C. Livingston
Jean
Lois
Doris Ruth
Center Junction
W. W. Bucher
William
Tipton
George Greene
Edna
Davenport
Postel Family Fourth Picnic Draws Large Reunion
Mr and Mrs Lem Postel hosted a country home Fourth of July family picnic with thirty three attendees. Guests included their eleven children and spouses from Castile Grove Martelle Anamosa and Monticello among others. The day featured games visits and evening fireworks.
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Lem Postel
Postel
James Postel
Lyman Postel
Roy Tarbox
Castle Grove
Gladys
Gertrude
Edward
Merle
Robert Postel
Ed Pospishil
Martelle
Andrew Tobiiassen
Anamosa
Claire Adams
Gertrude Monk
Monticello
Anna Tobiassen
Fourth of July Picnic at Eby's Mill Hosted by Clark Family
A Montgomery county Fourth of July gathering at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Clark at Eby's mill featured about forty Monticello friends. Guests from Monticello included the Clarks and their children, Dr. C. V. Burris family, Carl Jolly family, Otto Burrichter family, E. J. Farley family, Hans Kettlitz and son William, Donald Sutherland family, Kitty Sutherland and Jean, Cornelus Steck and Frances, with a full day of dinner games visiting and a fireworks display in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby's Mill
R. P Clark
Monticello
R. P. Clark
Local Families Noted From Scotch Grove Area
The article lists residents including Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Will Henrichs and family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schrader and family of Scotch Grove.
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W. B. Clark
Will Henrichs
Albert Schrader
Scotch Grove
Third Afternoon Bridge Party At Country Club
The third in a series of delightful afternoon bridge events was held Tuesday at the country club. Sixteen tables were used for bridge and dominoes with prizes awarded to Miss Mary Lovell for bridge and Mrs Hicks for high domino score. Hostesses served refreshments after the games and patriotic colors colored the menu. Thirty six members attended along with three guests Miss Lovell Mrs Stemm and Miss Hanken.
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Country Club
Mary Lovell
Ebg
Hicks
Arthur Madsen
Agnes Gearhart
Anna Ehbrisman
John Locher
William Tuetken
Albert McNeill
City
Dorothy Stemm
Menlo
Frieda Hanken, R. N
Lincoln, Neb
Local Fourth of July Celebration in Monticello
Sacred Heart parish ladies sponsored a Monticello Fourth of July event despite bad weather. 600 to 800 attended the ball game dance and supper with 650 at the dance and 600 plus at the supper. A Cascade crowd supported the ball game and Walter Stutt visited Tulsa with his family.
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Monticello
Ladies of
Electric fixtures and gear at low prices offered
Mr and Mrs Byron Abel and their son Richard visited Back Bone State Park on the Fourth. The notice advertises rock bottom prices on electrical fixtures and electrical apparatus at Brees ene Radio Shop.
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Rock Bottom Brees Ene
Adv
Byron Abel
Richard
the Backbone State Park
Day and Heisey families celebrate Fourth of July
Mr and Mrs S F Day of Sabula visited for the Fourth of July at the home of their daughter Mrs W K Hodgson to help grandson Raymond Hodgson celebrate his fifteenth anniversary. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Leonard Heisey and daughter Elizabeth and son Leonard from Austin and Mr and Mrs Harry Heisey and daughter Jeanne Marise from Anamosa to the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Heisey.
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Harry Merrill
Jimmie
Cedar Falls
Frank Hayden
S. F. Day
Sabula
W. K. Hodgson
Raymond Hodgson
Leonard Heisey
Elizabeth
Leonard
Austin, Minn
Harry Heisey
Jeanne Marise
Anamosa
Henry Heisey
Local visitors and travel notices around Monticello and Columbus Junction
Dr and Mrs Darrell Marker of Columbus Junction visited friends in Monticello Sunday Mrs Marker formerly Ann Henderson a teacher in the public school of this Miss Mary Stickford returned from Minneapolis where she stayed with her sister Mrs Walter Buchele Mr and Mrs Clarence Matthies sen and family and Mr and Mrs C M Luett and families visited Backbone state park near Manchester Sunday W K Hodgson went to Arlington on the Fourth to oversee the Milwaukee depot for several weeks
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C. M. Luett
Columbus Junction
Duncan
Della Neilly
Cedar Rapids
Eileen
Keosauqua
Walter Buchele
Herbert Jacobsen
Minneapolis
Darrell Marker
Monticello
Mary Stickford
Clarence Matthiessen
Backbone State Park
Manchester
W. K. Hodgson
Arlington
Milwaukee
Matthiessens Visit Stone City Art Colony
Mr and Mrs C M Matthiessen visited the Stone City art colony to tour studios and view works. The couple toured multiple facilities meeting artists and viewing recent pieces during their Midwest trip.
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Mrs. C. M. Matthiessen
Stone City
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