Monticello Bride wed in Wayne Zion church
Monticello shows a July wedding as Wilma Kuhns becomes bride of Kenneth Meadow at Wayne Zion’s Lutheran church. Ceremony featured Mendelssohn, gowns of white silk chiffon and pink organza, with attendants Eunice and Celestia Kuhns, and reception at Zimmerman’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agne N’s Lutheran Church
Wayne Peas Monticello
Wilma Kuhns
Lestua L. Kuhns
Scotch Grove
Kenneth Meadow
Eloise Kuhns
Eunice Kuhns
Celestia Kuhns
Eunice
Johanna ‘Kehren
Wayne Zion’s Church
Jesus
Mendelssohn
H. Kehren
Wayne Zion's Lutheran Church
Zimmerman’s Hall
Zeadow
Grace Henrichs
Henrichs
Sisters visit sparks 1901 reunion and 35th anniversary
The article recalls a first visit since 1901 by Mrs Hopkins and others from Monticello to Iowa. It notes Mr and Mrs Grant Adamson and Wilbur Adamson and family among attendees. The piece also covers Mr and Mrs William Burrichter’s 35th wedding anniversary with 40 relatives, most from Lost Nation, Baldwin and Slater. Charlene Rollf of Monticello married Chester Sutton of Maquoketa in a single ring ceremony at Dubuque with attendants, and Charlene is a Monticello High School graduate now with Reliance Manufacturing in Anamosa. Sutton will live in Maquoketa as he works there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Rollf
Charles Rollf
Monticello
Chester S. Sutton
Glenn Sutton
Maquoketa
Dubuque
Schepple
Grace Methodist Church
Dorothy Rollf
Frederick Rollf
Monticello High School
Reliance Manufacturing Co
Anamosa
Suton
Sutton
Sacred Heart Church Adopts Summer Mass Times
Numerous churches list summer service schedules and changes. Sacred Heart, Methodist, Wayne Zion Ev Lutheran and others publish altered worship times, Sunday school hours, confessional services, and special events amid July and August dates.
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Wayne Zion Ev
K.H. Kehren
Akedi
Ella Siewertsen
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Luther League
St. John's Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
St. John’s
Donald G. Stover 79 Dies in Anamosa
Donald G. Stover age 79 died in Anamosa due to illness. The lifelong resident of Anamosa was known for his community service with local groups and churches. He is survived by family members and will be laid to rest in Anamosa. Funeral arrangements are pending at Mercy Hospital.
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Donald G. Stover
Anamosa
Anamosa W Donald
George Stover
Ifelong
Ananicia
Aingering
Tinea
Understanding 1owA Children Canoe Trip Drama
Doris Ferguson plans a five girl canoe outing at camp and excludes Vera Church who is shunned for being different. Vera secretly helps Doris master a ballet step, Doris changes mind, and the two become friends as they discuss future canoe trips.
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Durris
Doris
Margie
Vera
Miss Voelker
Vera Church
Marguerite Miller to Sing at Band Concert Tonight
Miss Marguerite Miller a voice teacher and director of the Ohio State University women's glee club will be guest soloist with the Monticello Municipal Band at City Park this evening. She trained at Cedar Falls Town Normal and Columbia University earned in 1937 and studied under Mrs Teed. Tedrow will play a trombone solo The Wanderer. The complete program will be announced from the band stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Miller
Women’s Glee Club
Ohio State University
Monticello
City Park
Miss Miller
Town Normal School
Cedar Falls
Columbia University
New York City
Teed
Donald Dixon
Winifred Cecil
New York
Sewage Plant Nears Completion East of Town
The Monticello sewage treatment plant east of town is two weeks from finishing with final tasks including wiring equipment painting and fencing. Crews completed the filter bed digester open storage tank and clarifiers with only the control building roof remaining to finish. Next week landscaping fencing gravel drives and heating equipment will be installed as the approach to the plant site is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Seen From Uptown by Don Mouw
An anecdotal column describes black birds disturbing residents near South Chestnut as shot guns surface from closets. A punch line about a Stuhler name echoes at a country club event and carnival imagery follows, noting VEWs children enjoying free pop at Petersen farm.
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South Chestnut
Frieda Hanken
Lochers
Grossheims
Stag
Stuhlerville
Stuhler
Kibert Heiserman
Milton Langer
East Dubuque
Vew’s
Petersen Farm
Small Town Life and Rail Depot Notes in Monticello
Monticello residents favor Zimmer mans and Eggers as common rest spots for retirees and weary locals. The CMSTP depot, once painted 16 years ago, gets attention while plans proceed to repair the boiler and replace coal stoves with hot water heat next fall. A Sunday road tavern incident draws no prosecutions. A 23 cent 1936 Fair check sits idle. The Nowadsky children create a house to barn communication link. Mr. Bradbrook walks five miles daily. Leslie Balster leads a new dance orchestra at Zim's rehearsal hall. Merle Jacobson paints high service poles using a brush-on-stick idea.
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Monticello
Zimmerman’s
Eggers
CMSTP
Nowadsky
Bradbrook
Leslie Balster
Scotch Grove
Ji Zim’s
Merle Jacobson
Presto
Family notes and history from local area
Elm er Hubbard smiles as son Clark mails ten pike from Bid Sandy lake. Mrs Frank Wright and James visit Charles Wright in Manchester. Richard and Genevieve Wright visit brother James at Bert Pede’s. Mildred Peck of Ossian visits Rudolph Immerman. Niles Melteson attends grandmother Mrs Nebissa Crawford’s funeral in Tomah Wisconsin. Hannibal Hamlin served as Vice President from March 4 1861 to March 2 1865.
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Richard
Genevieve Wright
James
Bert Pede
Niles Melteson
Nebissa Crawford
Tomah
Wis
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Camp Life Dialogues Across Three Camps
A fragmented dialogue by Dr. Fulton presents three camp styles Camp I strict schedule Camp II permissive leadership Camp III mixed adventure with raft and bird hikes. The piece hints at teaching self reliance while noting counselors and activities such as rafting birding and hikes. It references Camp II dangers and personal choice and includes astronomical sideline notes about Jupiter from Supiter Rios.
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Society
Het
Henry M. Carpenter
Monda Club
Gue Jones
J. Nf Aa Tae
Wima! Kuhns
Kenneth Meadon
Harriet Coughlan
Earl J. Johnson
Marianne
Sturgeon Bay
Mr. and
Mrs
Cass
M. J. Cass
Peter Laude
Town City
Donald Bringard
Detroit
Alice Howie
Lynn Howie
Castle Grove
Fred Hein
Goudy’s
Henry Helms
George Maire
Henry Adams
Walter Brainerd
Contract Club
Goudy’s Tea Room
J. A. Thompson
X.,. Ray, Childress
St.on McLaughlin
Garryowen
Ladies of St. Patrick's Parish
F. F. Malone
Bernard
Matthiessen
Luett
Cartano
C. J. Matthiessen
Wilbur Cartano
Charles Luett
Goudy
Suott
Lee
Everly
Adamson
Grant Adamson
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
Methodist Church
George Woodall
Rowley
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Sodom
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Jones . County
Mnscaren
By Don Mouw
Shomont’s Dairy
Wyoming
Toby Wing
Herman Brix
JOY Scouts
OUR Gang
Elmer Hubbard
Clark
Frank Wright
Charles Wright
Manchester
Mildred Peck
Ossian
Rudolph Immerman
Joe Fisher
Concertina Orchestra
Gents
Long’s
NASH
Dozanse
Long’s Dept
Hollywood
Pheas
Sarzay
Ute
Pittsburgh Paints
McNeill Hardware
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Eras Lol
Dr. Fulton
Fanny
Jim Fulton
H’m
Joe
Fanny Ferguson
O. K
Jimmy
Ken
Sleepyhead
Joey
Nallie Coltas
Fa Ferom Supiter Rios
Jupiter
Chester Morris
Rose Stadner
James Ellison
Helen Wood
Otto Kruger
Frieda Inescourt
Standard Chemical Manufacturing Co
Omaha
Neb
Ted Eklund
P.O
Dick & Don Grocery
Lug
Martha
Carol King Jr
Peggy Pr
Omer Georgiana
Sa Store
Smartwear Shop
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