Ladies' Aid and Society Gatherings Across Monticello
Ladies' Aid of Reformed Church meets with Mrs George Ambuehl to sew quilt views and hold a business meeting. Mr and Mrs R P Clark host a Fourth of July picnic for about 30 friends at their summer cottage at Eby’s Mill. Mrs Andrew Davidson of Cedar Rapids attends as out of town guest. The St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets in Luther Hall with Mrs Fred Lehman as hostess and 25 members present. Mr and Mrs Bruce Nichols host a farewell picnic at the city park before moving to Marion, presenting two silver pieces as gifts. Mrs Frederick P Stuhler hosts a Friday Bridge luncheon with red white and blue decor and bridge afterwards. Kenneth Stockwell of Winterset marries Edna Meyer in St Louis. A large July 4 family gathering at the Perrine home in honor of Mrs Elva Franks and her son includes many relatives from nearby towns. Dr J W Benadom celebrates his 87th birthday at home with open house and flowers. A memorial note of former nurse Gladys Smits’ Los Angeles gathering is mentioned along with other summer social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of Reformed Church
George Ambuehl
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
R. P. Clark
Center Junction
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Eby's Mill
Andrew Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Ladies’ Aid
Luther Hall
Fred Lehman
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Matthew's Ev
Bruce Nichols
City Park
Marion
Mrs. Nichols
Kenneth Stockwell
Charles Stockwell
Winterset
Edna Meyer
F. G. Meyer
St. Louis
R. D. Smith
Methodist Church
Fisher Body Company
John H. Perrine
Elva Franks
Los Angeles
California
S. G. Franks
Francis Franks
William Bronson
Wyoming
John Rhodes
Baldwin
Paul Smith
Don Malland
Chicago
Illinois
Henrietta Franks
Beah T. Perrine
Herb Henderson
LaVetta Perrine
Cedar Alls
J. W. Benadom
A. P. Arp
Pleasant birthday brunch and club gathering noted
Pleton hosted Mrs Henry Carpenter for her birthday with a three course breakfast and a bridge session. Plans for a trip to national parks Yosem ite Yellowstone and Glacier were shared as prizes and a traveler award was given. A large Castle Grove Township family reunion followed with 66 attendees then a country club party featured bridge dominoes piano solos and refreshments with 50 guests and several out of town visitors. Three new members were welcomed.
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Pleton
Yosemite
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Hosteset
L.D. Barrack
Charles Moore
San Diego
California
Betty Denkhoff
Margaret Pfeil
L. J. Swift
Charles A. Coxsee
Fred
Frank Royden
Carl Hodson
Frank Podhaski
Mitchell Northrop
Des Moines
Norman Bringard
Detroit
Michigan
Ted Brainard
Northampton
Massachusetts
Ray McAdam
Lansing
W. W. Low
Chicago
J. H. Perrine
O. E. York
Will First
Community Church Services and Upcoming Events
Multiple congregations list July 13 worship schedules in English and German. Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran and St. John's Evangelical Lutheran announce services, Sunday school, and a mission rally August 10. Reformed, Congregational, Castle Grove Lutheran, and other churches share morning and union services, sermons, and upcoming meetings including a semi annual congregational meeting and a Woman's Missionary Society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion's
Ev. Lutheran
John Willis
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
The
Reformed Church
St. John’s Ev
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
St. John’s
Presbyterian
Leonard Duckett
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Armin H. Tendick
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Armin Tendick
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Woll
Marie Weers
Ernest and
Louise Ortgtes
Woman's Missionary Society
Prairieburg Home Damaged by Fire Likely Firecracker Cause
The Arthur Walmutt home in Prairieburg sustained fire damage last Thursday afternoon. Investigators believe the blaze began in the front entrance with a firecracker suspected as the cause. The property is owned by Albert Kula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walmutt
Prairieburg
Albert
Kula
Local notes mix travel visits and sports in Monticello
Miss Lydia Adix begins an extended Texas visit with relatives. Chicago’s Mrs. Monte and Cedar Rapids couple Mr. and Mrs. Onward Kiburz visit at Andrew Am buehl’s. Milwaukee’s John Innes summers with aunt Mrs. Harriet Coughlan and works for Franklin Equipment. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul basebal team beat Franklin Equipment 9 to 5, taking two of three. Mrs. Emory Main of Hopkinton fractures a hip and is hospitalized in Anamosa, serious due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Adix
Texas
Monte
Chicago
Onward Kiburz
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Ambuehl
John Innes
Milwaukee
Monticello
Harriet Coughlan
The
Franklin Equipment Company
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Baseba
Railway Boys
Hoag Duster Factory
Emory Main
Hopkinton
Anamosa
Clff L. Main
Monticello Express
Warning On Whispering Peddlers Of Woolen Goods
The National Better Business Bureau of New York warns industrial workers nationwide about a longstanding swindle labeled whispering peddlers. The scam involves peddlers with suit lengths claiming smuggled “genuine English” materials sold at about half price, often appearing in low price credit stores for around $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Better Business Bureau
New York
America
Iowa Agents Set to Tour Midwest and Washington
Forty Iowa county agricultural agents will tour June 29 to July 12 to study extension work. A chartered bus will take them to Urbana Illinois Lafayette Indiana Wooster Ohio and USDA stations near Washington D C. Hosts from other states will assist the delegation en route and in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Illinois Experiment Station
Urbana
Indiana
Lafayette
Ohio
Wooster
United Stase Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Washington
Bible Question Answers Quiz Review Items
The text lists Bible question answers with references to 1 John 1 Samuel 12 38 Lev 19 16 Prov 238 2 1 Peter 4 3 and notes Yes according to Lev 11 22 The fragmentary material appears as an instructional or quiz format within a religious context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
John
David
Samuel
Peter
Bids Open for Earthwork and Concrete Box Culverts on County Road O O
County Auditor Laverne Rockstad in Anamosa Iowa calls for sealed bids by 10:00 a.m. July 22 1930 on earthwork 55000 cu yds rockwork 2000 cu yds and three concrete box culverts for a county road from Anamosa south through Morley to Cedar County line. Bids require five percent bid bond and may be rejected. Plans available at the Auditor or County Engineer office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
Morley
Cedar County Line
Lavern Rockstad
Jones County
Notice to Bidders for Monticello District Coal Supply
Sealed bids for the annual supply of 6x3 coal for the Independent School District of Monticello will be opened at the board of education meeting on August 4 1930. Bids must reach the secretary by 7 p.m. August 4. CHASM LUETT Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Board of Education
Chasm. Luett
Executor's Notice for Louisa Murphy Estate in Anamosa Iowa
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints Frank W. Jones Co executor H Nelson and Cc B Paul attorney for the estate of Louisa Murphy deceased. Creditors must file claims sworn and timely with the clerk and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated July 10 1930 in Anamosa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Louisa Murphy
Anamosa
A. D
Frank W. Jones Co
H. Nelson
Cc. B. Paul
M. Spencer
N. C O. Holst
Geo. H. Paulsen
J. R. Ramey
N. C. Holst
Geo, H. Paulsen
Geo
H. Paulsen
O. Lightfoot
Paul Paulsen
C. M. Holst
Howard Willison
P. H. Paulsen
Center Junction School Board Meeting Notice 1930
The Board of Directors of Center Junction Madison township Jones county Iowa will meet July 22 1930 at 8 p m at the school house. Items for or against the estimate of expenditures will be heard. District Secretary H FE STINGLEY notes 70 school age persons in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Madison Township
Jones County
Iowa
Ae Picees
Monticello
Monticello Independent
Lovell Township
Chas, M. Luett
Monticello City to Hear Budget Estimates July 22
The Monticello city council in Jones county Iowa will meet July 22 1930 at 730 pm to hear taxpayers on the proposed expenditures. City Clerk Ray Echtenacht lists 1930 estimated taxes per thousand at 13 74 with a taxable valuation of 366567 and revenues credits totaling 1787602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowia
Monticello
Iowa
Jones
Government owned stallions stir county horse sales
A. L. Gauthier of Corning reports Adams county farmers selling several horses for army use, all sired by a government owned stallion kept by Harrison Means. The government may relocate the sire, with Means preparing to bring Rococo, a highly bred horse and half brother to the 1921 Kentucky Derby winner, to Adams county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. L. Gauthier
Corning
Adams County
Harrison Means
Washington Township
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Halstead Carpenter
Rex Rickless
Raymond Thomas
Gladys Smits
McDonald Hospital
Polly
Patio
Lincoln
Neb
Mabel Brask
Rose Witte
Long Beach
Calif
Cleo Hutton Dunbar
Alhambra
Kapae Bowker
Burbank
Emma Laude Biebesheimer
Olive Wickstrom Palmer
Blanche Deischer
Bob Ehrismen
Katherine Smits
Baltimore
Kate Stuhler
Henry Carpenter
Edward Tem
Joe Brady
Castle Grove
Castle Grove Township
John Cox
John Crimmins
Val Smith
Cuba City
Wis
Ed Dunn
John McDonald
Joe Gruener
Frank Crimmins
Dubuque
Jim Elliott
Tom Reisdorff
Bart Crimmins
Leo Crimmins
Ella Duffy
Farley
Wilfred Hanrahan
Iowa City
Mary McDonald
Denver, Colo
H. L. Adix
Ladies Aid
John Otten
Cherry Country
Door County
the Express
Dave P. Young
Charles Eberhart
Milton
Inez Young
Ed Larson
North Dakota
Margaret Eberhart
Elizabeth Fothergill
Wapsipinicon Club
C. W. Metcalf
Hubert Metcalf
Bly Vial LD
H. FE. Stingley
Boe & Ee
Sied Tadue
Ray Echternacht
Onslow
Towa
Total
Lowell State Bank
Coe Cope Ence
State OF Iowa
Ss. We
G. L. Lovell
J. W. Coxsee
L. W. Lovell
Geo. L. Lovell
J. W. Doxbee
J.W. Doxsee
Wilkinson
R. J. Bone
T. M. Redmond
R. H. Rickless
F. A. Hanken
Call
Janet Hazard
Ed Burrichter
J. L. Weber & Sons
Cascade
Victor P. Collins
Viola
Franklin Equipment Co
Will Netcott
Ernest Wahl
Phillip Maurice
Emil Riedel
Joe O’rourke
Fred Shover
National
C. A. Coxsee
Farm Bureau
Palmer’s
Edison Cabinet
Ann Ehrisman
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Town
Edward Moran
Washings
Mia
Joe Winans
Round House
Rogers’ Garage
Eee
Iowa Newspapers Inc
Royal Union Bidg
Shipping Association
T. J. George
Win Piano Company
G. J. Dirks
Davis Street
Monticello State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
State OF
H. M. Carpenter
Wm. Stahler
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
C. E. Fothergill
Puntler
F. G. Matthiessen
J. Notary Public
E. E. Hoag
Ambuehl
R. A. Cartano
C. G. Thomas
E. E. Hicks
G. H. George
J. J. Locher
F. E. Stimson
Center Junction Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
MD. Jaen
M. J. McNeilly
A. Burmeister
A. Burme
Bertha M. 5
Burmeister
J. N. Smith
W. 5. Panghorn
John Kotelsén
James H. Keith
Kodak
Kodak Film
W. W. Stickford
Briggs& Stratton
Wm. Ts. Schoon
Monticello, Iowa
Star Meat Market
Sun
Oapoh
Des Mojnea
COAC
Montiello
Jate
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