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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

7

Neighborhood And Ladies Aid Club Activities Noted

The Neighborhood bridge club met at Mrs. Harry Hong’s home with Progressive auction bridge. Mrs. Matt Muller held high score and Mrs. Kid Pothaski the traveling prize. Miss Lena Marugg attended as a guest. The Ladies Aid of St Matthew’s Lutheran met at Luther Hall with Mrs. H. L. Adix hosting and Mrs. Schoon presiding. Refreshments followed a sewing and visiting session for nineteen members and three guests.

Neighborhood Bridge Club Harry Hong Matt Muller Kid Pothaski Lena Marugg Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Luther Hall H. L. Adix William Schoon Fred McLaughlin J. E. Helserman L. J. Swift Merle Cass M. F. Hogan A. J. Rickless Albert J. McNeil James Howie Frank Podhaski

Presbyterian Guest Day at church basement meeting

The Presbyterian church hosted a guest day with devotionals by Mrs. Kitty Sutherland and a program led by Mrs. Otto Burrichter. Miss Irene Chatterton spoke on mountain missions in Gilmore Ky., visiting Onslow parents. A buffet followed. thirty five attended.

Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church Armin Tendick Will Burrichter Frank Schweiter Tendick J. W. Schweitzer Clara Egger Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Kitty Sutherland Otto Burrichter Irene Chatterton Gilmore, Ky Onstrow Donald Sutherland Ralph Bone Irving Hintz B. Burrichter William Grossheim Presen

Presbyterian Church Circles Meet For Social Weekday

Springville and several towns hold five circles gathering last Wednesday afternoon for business and social time. Ellen Smith circle hosted by Mrs. Merle Cass. other circles met at homes or country properties with programs by children and readings. Guests from Detroit joined the Ellen Smith circle, while refreshments followed each session.

The Presbyterian Church Merle Cass Ellen Smith James Howle Cass Loretta Bringard Howie Bert Clark Cora Sexton Lou Ehrisman Mary Barrett Josephine Innes Ralph Bone Otto Burrichter Frank Walker Ida Howell Dave Winans Richland Center Carl Hein John Schweitzer Hein Matthew Allen Anna Reimers Beaulah Tom Shover Will First John Tschantz Harper

Community church services listed for July weekend

Aweekly church notices column lists English and mixed language services at Wayne Zion Lutheran Center Junction M E Prairieburg St Joseph St John St Matthew and other churches with times Sundays 10:30 am 9:30 am 7:00 9:00 am and details on Sunday schools choir practice vacation services and sermon topics including The Last Times and The Potter's Wheel.

Wayne Zion Lutheran Church J. Willms Center Junction M. E S. V. Willams Vera Moats Epworth League Endeavor Betty Lou McDonald Prairieburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church Stephen J. Kucera Hopkinton St. John’s Lutheran Church J. A. Pannhuk Ladies Aid Luther League St. John’s American Lutheran Church St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul T. Gutknecht Trinity St. John’s Church Castle Grove Lutheran Church Arnold Thalacker St. Matthew's Lutheran Church H. L. Adis John Balster Congregational Church Samuel G. Gutensohn Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick

Heat Toll Rises As Monticello Faces Severe Week

Monticello physicians report three deaths and four heat exhaustion cases this week amid a prolonged heat wave. Victims include James Leonard 86 Frank Orcutt 50 and John Mangold with Mrs Starry 92 listed as seriously ill. several others recover as offices and stores devise cooling methods using ice tubs and fans to counteract the heat.

Monticello James Leonard Frank Orcutt Castle Grove Ed Kohl John Mangold Ryan

Explosion Injures Walter Henderson in Ruthven Match Fire

Walter Henderson of Ruthven Palo Alto county was injured when a box of matches ignited. The blast sprayed flame into his face as he handled the box during an incident described as a match explosion.

Walter Henderson Ruthven Palo Alto County Fmatente Henderson

Soil Conservation Office Announces New Rulings

The Agriculture department outlines modifications to soil conserving program rules. Good stands remain proof of performance in the North Central region, with changes allowing emergency forage crops on land previously used for soil conserving so long as a good stand exists elsewhere on the land.

North Central Sudan

Windstorm Destroys Property in Castle Grove Area

A severe windstorm caused extensive damage around Castle Grove including a smashed garage and damaged car. A wind mill fell near the shed while a hay stack, corn, and oats suffered destruction. Rain accompanied the storm with hail in some parts and varying precipitation across nearby townships.

Crowley Crowley Place Crowley's Louis O'Rourke Lens Leonard Castle Grove Monticello Richland Madison Township

Purse Snatcher Lesson in Thefts Practice

Mrs. Leslie Franklin of Ottumwa in Wapello County was the victim of a purse snatcher who police say was practicing to keep his hand in. She reported the thief grabbed her purse and officers found it nearby. the gold watch and contents were intact and the purse appeared unopened.

Leslie Franklin Ottumwa Wapello County

Amoebas the oldest and simplest animals explain its strange life

A Washington Star summary describes the amoeba as a tiny, mouthless, legless single cell. It reproduces by splitting in two, moves by surrounding food, and breathes through its skin, existing in stagnant pools and possibly millions of years old.

Washington Star Bill St Ives

Commons Members in Jail A Quorum Problem Through Centuries

The British House of Commons has long faced difficulty in securing a 40 member quorum with hundreds of members. The article notes that many avoid attending sessions and cites a logical reason given in a particular year, mentioning Gerald Weatherly and locations including Texas, as discussed in Collier's Weekly.

Commons House of Camsmans

Oriental Lacquer Origins and Modern Coatings Note

The article discusses Oriental lacquer derived from Urushi and Tsichon sap and explains its traditional roots in Chinese and Japanese artistry. It notes the modern American and European use of nitrocellulose based coatings and briefly references unrelated phrases about horses and thumb jerks.

American Europe

Presidents Who Wed Widows

The text lists U S presidents and marital details noting which presidents married widows or not. It mentions George Washington no widow, Jefferson and Madison also no widow, and others like Andrew Jackson and Warren G Harding with varying details. It also cites Millard Fillmore, Benjamin Harrison, Woodrow Wilson, and Jackson's adoption of his wife’s sister’s son Andrew Jackson Jr.

George Washington Thomas Jefverson James Madison Andrew Jackson Warren G. Harding Millard Filmore Benjamin Harrison Woodrow Wilson Mnaisons Polks Tardings Jacksons An Hoy Andrew Jackson, Jr

Nova Scotia Dialect Confusion Amid Scottish Heritage Claims

An OCR fragment notes Nova Scotia’s cultural mix with claims of Gaelic use and pipe traditions. It cites Inverness County showing 72 percent Gaelic speakers, while nearby Scoathland areas report lower Gaelic usage, reflecting regional linguistic variation.

Nova Scotia Longfellow Inverness

Scarcity of Mahogany Damps Global Wood Market

Colliers Weekly notes mahogany wood is extremely scarce with little if any remaining trees. It states that so-called true blackwood or genuine mahogany now comes from about seven other species whose wood carries similar characteristics.

Colliers Weekly

Four Die in Town Auto Crash East of City

Four more people died Monday from injuries after a Sunday night head on collision 10 miles east of Town City. The deceased include Margaret Dunbar 18 Glenwood Mrs. Paul Hogan Aberdeen 8 D Mrs. Laura Battles 88 Clinton Forrest B Thomas Gladbrook and Miss Dunbar a University of Town student and Mrs Hogan wife of Dr Hogan university graduate. Sheriff Don McComns launched an investigation into the crash as Oliver Seering a cab driver was named in reports.

Margaret Dunbar Glenwood Paul Hogan Aberdeen Laura Battles Clinton Forrest B. Thomas Gladbrook Miss Dunbar University of Oliver Seering

Waiter in Iowa City Collision Involves Two Machines

A waiter in Iowa City drove over a hill on a country trunk road and collided with another vehicle. The incident involved two machines and prompted a roadside response. Fresh angel fish, noted as a striking deep sea resident, is mentioned as having a brief captivity lifespan of about one month.

Iowa City

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Neighborhood Club St. Matthew's Ladies’ Aid G. Hicks Lyle Hicks Jean Detroit Michigan Florence Smith Schenectady New York John Hicks Chicago R. E. Truffell Margaret Ann Women's Missionary Society Miss Marie Paulsen Marie Paulsen Jake Paulsen Rhiny Helgens Ed Zumbach Doris Jean Coggan August Husman Scotch Grove Wilma Doll Onslow Mrs. Denkhorff Theodore Denkhoff Ted Denkhoff Ann Teddy Jr Davenport Donald Denkhoff Betty Denkhoff Bud Denkhoff Yellowstone Park Colorado City Park Wilcox Eetty Park Fred Wilcox Billy Charles Purdy Thelma Maxine Purdy Maquoketa Deloss Wilcox del Balister Lucille Clifford Clyde Marvin Balster Monmouth Gladys Wilcox Peuble Col Charles Rossiter Teague Texas Walter Wilcox Marianna Ames Harold Wilcox Mary Alice Patsy Pieper E. W. Wilcox Paul, Owain Ruth Ann Esther Taber Richard William Wilcox D. 1. Wilcox Mount Vernon Arthur Wilcox Ceniter Junction Will Shellamitter Well Springville Wilma Wilcox Riverside Calif Bernard Cass Phillip Wyoming Edwin Wilcox John Wilcox Wm. J. Grossheim Christian Endeavor Loren Sprague Methodist Episcopal Church Wm. J. Macaulay Jones County Lovell Stahler'’s Ben Roberts Soil Conservation Office Monticello City Park Sacred Heart Joe Fisher and His Orchestra Thurs Whitey” Woelk and His Orchestra Pittsburgh Monticello, Iowa Monke Theatre John Wayne Gus McNeill’'S Hardware Store Jack’s Kittenball Thur Fri East Iowa Sport Oxfords Oxfords Pets Ey SUN MON Eleanore Whitney Robert Cummings William Frawley Roscor John Holliday Grace Bradley Elizabeth Patterson Billy Lee Ray McCarey Popeye Patsy Kelly Hill Tillies Robert Donat Jean Parker Hutchinson Hutch Good Housekeeping Bureau Good Housekeeping Gunna
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