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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1929

Page

3

Schneiter Family Gatherings And Community Notices

Richland Center welcomes the Schneiter families with Fourth of July picnics and neighborly visits. Local residents attend church services in Richland Center and recount relatives visiting from Monticello Castle Grove Dubuque and Milwaukee. Numerous family celebrations, farm work notes and travel to Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Monticello appear alongside a farm bungalow under construction and several visits by relatives across Iowa.

Carl Schneiter Onslow Victor Schneiter Schneiter Louise Schneiter Carl Renk Richard Renk Monticcllo Ulrich Schild Castle Grove Albert Mohr Davenport Fred Mohr Emil Henry Burrichter Gilbert Carl Mohr Alva Marvin Albert Dickman Henry Mohr Will Kuehn Minnie Leroy Guyers Lost Nation Paul Steiner Williamsburg Fred Tendick Milwaukee Wis Armin Tendick Monticello Ray Kromminga Carl N. Hein Edwin John Fitzsimmons Delhi Will Moore Forest Ely Paul Guyan Harry Fair Grounds Glenn Brookins Forest City Mary Frances Frandson Roy Sackett M. D. Sackett Hopkinton Fay Clark Chicago Sam Clark Oliver Kiburz Patricia Tuck Colleen Holmes George Rienicts Theola Darrow Willis Rickels Gerd Rickels Frank Brune Ruth Dubuque Joe Kiburz Forest Ely Maynard Hoffman Walter Tuel August Miller Scotch Grove Guy Peters North Dakota George Moats Peters Lucetta Florine Vincent Balcar Carmelita Stinson Cedar Rapids Richland J. J. Hayes F. W. Hein Fred W. Hein Henry Andre Detroit Mich Henry Britting Eliza Meadow J. Pelly Jake Gesse Wilhelm Behrends Eda Will Balsiger John Schweitzer, Jr Maude Arduser G. F. Paulsen Viola W. G. Behrends Jake Paulsen Marie Martha Balcar H. L. Wismeier John Balsiger Hettinger N. C Anna Balsiger Sam Semmert Fritz Marugg Lucile Schweitzer Saraphine Schweitzer Jule Webster John Schweitzer Belle Devlin Will Cooper Chas. Barnts Will Helmrich Manchester Dave Wenger Alburnett Fred Egger Jacob Wasner Will Barnts Central City Lloyd King John Yager Will Wenger John Egger Herman Hoffman Chris Balsiger Eugene Hettinger, N. Dak Len Buol Janaan Henry Guyan Rock Rapids Roy Guyan Litchfeld George Guyan Spencer Martha Buol Wilt Balsiger Galen Hein Velina Arduser Melvin John Hein Anamosa Farm Bureau Clara Schoon Lena Matruge Perry Cox Clark Hubbard George Hein John Yosst Andrew Steiner

Center Junction Couple Married in Cedar Rapids Church

Center Junction residents Ralph Youn of Fort Dodge and Miss Lela Dowden of Cedar Rapids wed in St. Paul’s Methodist church Cedar Rapids with Rev Ewing officiating on Monday July 1. Attendants were Ruth Young and Glenn Watson. The couple will reside in Fort Dodge with Ralph employed by Sieg company.

Ralph Youn Fort Dodie Lela Dowden Cedar Rapids Monmouth Ralph Fort Dodge Gerd Antons Elsie Oxford Junction Jesse Jarvis Anamosa Hospital Mr. Jarvis Harold Mead Lucille Norma Rickels Scotch Grove Siebels Amber Lucille Rickels Jarvis Wapello West Liberty R. A. Naylor A. Dooley Wilbur Anamosa Minnesota Wisconsin Bert Isabell Phoebe Jane Kindig Bertha Hazel Palmer Maquoketa Ted Bulgrin Paul N. Smith Clear Lake Smith Jackie Decorah Maurine Stingley Cedar Falls Scotton Presbyterian Church Farm Bureau Livingstone and McNeilly Anamosa Park Wynona Harry Johnson Alan Serbousek Peter Prahm Ian S. G. Thompson Rand R. R. Dunlap Jane Anna May Thompson H. E. Stingley Hollyce Davenport Holly Agusta Norris R. JD. Sanford John E. E. Reed Monticello FE. PF. Burr Castle Grove Marian Ellis Scott McDonald Lyle Thompson A. P. Moats Cedar Palls May Himebauech BE. FP. Kleineck Dachter Wynona F. FE. Livingstone Arthur Ghek Olin J. A. McDonald Ralph Berkley Lloyd Collier Will Mead E. L. Tomlinson O. O. Watson Glenn Selma Prahm Stony Ridge A. D. Serbousek F. L. Serbousek Melville Brown M. E. Church Plang Garrett Wanda. Livingstone Rolfe Lucile Livingstone Geibel Cooke Charmante Groton Claude Tomlinson O'Hara Nevin Pauline Burmeistermeister Rathbun Phyllis Robbie Hartiman Roberta Livingstone Dud Carr Evelyn Robbie R. S Robbie John Himebaugh Gutknecht Rick Himebaugh Winifred Robbie Center Junction High School Coe College Scotch Grove Township Willard Himebaugh Farmers’ Grain Company Reuter O. J. Felton Emily Richardson L. W. Lovell J. N. Smith Deseca F. D. Sutherland Shippers’ Association Center Junction Wyoming

Wyoming Walter James Celebrates His Ninety Years

Walter James eldest male resident of Wyoming marked his ninetieth birthday with a quiet home day. Born July 8 1839 near Harper's Ferry he served as first lieutenant in the Town Ninth Iowa Infantry 1861 1865 and married Mary Sherman in 1864. Their six children include Ida Oesterle Philip G Lottie Porter George Dan Sara Kerley and Olive Roose.

Walter James Wyoming Mr. James Harper's Ferry James Far West Will Iowa Walter Co. B 9Th Town Infantry Pea Ridge Chickasaw Bayou Arkansas Post Jackson Vicksburg Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge Mary Sherman Ida Oesterle Prosser Wash Philip G Wayne, Neb Lottie Porter Anamosa George Dan Olin Sara Kerley Cedar Rapids Olive Roose Los Angeles Dan James Elma Fisher Fred Elsbere Wayne Pringle Betty Lincoln Neb E. M. Babcock Stanley Hopkins Bernice Faith Clinton E. L. Archelver Mercy Hospital Lorenz Schoff Rock Rapids A. D. Schoff A. B. Soule Wild Rose Wis Walter A .Shupp Viola M. EF W. G. Behnke Cora Hayden Rishwitd Kyle Poole Springville Yellowstone Park Washington California Franks Henrietta Josephine Noyes Washington, D. C McCarthy Improvement Company of

Burns long-time Hopkinton leader funeral held

Funeral services for John E. Burns former Delaware county supervisor and contractor were held in Hopkinton after a month long illness. The 32nd degree Mason and prominent lodge member died at his home Friday. Burns built bridges, churches, the Masonic hall and Monticello cluster factory. He was born September 15 1865 and married Carrie Millis in 1892. He is survived by children Gladys Billings Muriel and Elsie and multiple relatives. This memorial notes ongoing local visits and remembrances from friends and family.

John E. Burns Delaware County E. W. Roberts Presbyterian Church Burns Monticello Clayton County Carrie Millis Gladys Billings Hopkinton Muriel Iowa City Elsie Miller Manchester T. J. Burns T. F. Burns Pekin, Ill Roy Adkinson Mary Burns S. G. Hands Bobby Davenport W. R. Reeve A. E. Brock Keokuk Laura Wheeless Kathryn Reeve Eleanor MacDonald Jake Dunlap J. I. Wiltsie Brandon Randall Morgan Paul Johnston Cletus Statler Delbert Harper Michigan Silo Company Harriet Livingstone Ruth Johnson Berkley Smith William Edgar University of Town Clemma Johnson Walter Johnson Cedar Rapids Elvin McIlrath W. S. Johnson Laura Wheelels R. C. Ripple Northwood Earl Griffith Ferguson Clem Cozart W. S. Beels Harold Stead DeWitt Thompson Charity Thompson Illinois Mable Williamson San Bernardino Calif Sherman Harford Kathryn Otting Dubuque Andrew Otting

Wyoming Guest Visits Kin as Fourth of July Travels Amuse

George Bottomstone of Wyoming visits his daughter Mrs. C Grearge Lyons at her home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Howard Willison drove to Muscatine to tour radio stations KMTT and WOC in Davenport and visit a place called Little Bit of Heaven. The group spent the Fourth in various ways including trips to Ana moll and Lakehurst with many staying closer to home.

Anamosa Iowa Wyoming Glenn Hunt St. Louis A. D. Hunt LeVasseur Helen S. J. Bills Flint, Mich Roy Bender George Bottomstone Cgrearge Lyons Kenneth Kennedy Howard Willison Muscatine Ktn't Davenport WOC Heaven Lakehurst

Local residents and visitors noted in village notices

The passage records various residents and guests visiting or staying in town, including George Sears with a morning cannon salute, Martha Easler visiting Wyoming with Irma Anderson, and Harry Scothorn stopping in town for a few days. It also notes numerous visits to relatives, church events, guild meetings, travel to Mackinac Island, attendances at funerals, and local shopping trips.

George Sears Martha Easler Wyoming Irma Anderson Harry Scothorn J. C. Reid Archie Henderson Davenport Jessie McKennon Mae French Elsie Holst Mackinac Island Phi Omega Pt Ames Chicago Hugh Keister Canton Norton Will Knight Leslie Babcock Silvis Leonard McKinstry Monticello A. Garnett Clayton Julius Michels Ray Young Center Junction F. H. Jensicke Cedar Rapids Duncan Wasson Starry Marion Fred Williams Kenneth Kennedy Lyons and Willison Elias Anderson Daugh

Callers Visit Mrs Barnes From Wyoming Chicago

Irma ter of Wyoming and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Chicago were callers on Mrs. F K Barnes last Monday.

Ter Irma Wyoming Andrew Anderson Chicago F. K. Barnes

Local Visit Highlights From Prairieburg Area

Prairieburg residents and nearby couples traveled to Iowa cities including Davenport Waterloo and Iowa City last week. Notable visitors include Mrs H D Conklin and son Clarence Mrs Gilbert Pooler and family and Edith Bebco with relatives in Iowa City. Ozro Reed was taken to Iowa City for treatment while Mrs Matt Woodward assists the Soukup home near Anamosa amid jaundice illnesses.

Northwestern Iown Gilbert Pooler Iowa City Irvin Bebee R. V. Richards Gilbert Waterloo de Lancey Joseph Holub Cedar Rapids Frank Holub Anamosa Edith Bebco Ozro Reed Matt Woodward Soukup

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Richland Center Prairieburg H. D. Conklin This Clarence Independence Biloxi Mississippi Santa Barbara Hila Morgan Ethyl Gasoline Corporation Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc New York Standard Oil Company Indiana Vg Iowa
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