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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1944

Page

7

Country club events brighten Thursday with bridge and dance

Ladies of the Country club held a 1 30 dessert luncheon on the porch with hollyhock décor. Five contract bridge tables produced high scores for Mrs Severn and Mrs Howie while Mrs Fraser visited from Providence. That evening Elmer Young led a Cedar Rapids orchestra for dancing.

Country Club H. A. Severn James Howie George Howden Fraser Providence R. 1 Arthur Shelley Sam Rhatigan Frank Shimanek F. P. Stuhler Leslie Balster James Maurice Elmer Young Cedar Rapids James Thompson Eagle Grove Leonard Fluckiger Charles Schneiter, Jr George Patterson Frank Lees

Farewell Dinner for Father Kucera at St. Joseph’s Prairieburg

St. Josephs parish Prairieburg held a farewell dinner for pastor Rev. Stephen J. Kucera in the new parochial school auditorium with many priests from nearby parishes and friends present. William Baxter of Coggan served as toastmaster. Anthony Beranek represented parishioners presenting a purse.

St. Joseph's Prairieburg Stephen J. Kucera Father Kucera William Baxter Coggan Frances Hruby Cedar Rapids M. J. Farrelly Cascade J. McMahon Anamosa Wenceslaus Beranek Toohey Neb Clarence Crowley Nebraska J. B. Hungerford Schrader Ryan Gordon Hatch Central City Anthony Beranek Fort Atkinson

Women circle meetings and church guild picnic reports

July circle meetings of the Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist church are noted with Circle No 1 led by Mrs L F Balster and guests Mrs Carl Schneider Anne Marie and Shirley Shelley. Circle No 2 met with Mrs Bert Hubbard and Circle No 3 with Mrs Dan Hearn. Separate item: Women's Guild at Evangelical and Reformed church held a Wednesday picnic and meeting with nine new members accepted and forty present. details include guests from Washington and Des Moines and a dinner at a hostess home.

Women's Fellowship Society Women’s Fellowship Society The Presbyterian Church China Ruth Merle Cass Harvey Harford W. F. Yeoman Howard Hicks Donald Sutherland James Howie George Rickels William Corbin Circle No. 2 Martha Group John Wilcox L.V. Drexler Carl Straub Circle No. 3 Esther Group O. E. York York Harold Wilcox Sam Gordon Spokane Wash Everett Nickel Norman Davidson K. Jaeger Harry Bennett Circle No Naomi Group Henry Adams Bennett Cornelius Steck A. M. Maurice Robert Mullen Young People George Allamand Presidio Monterey California Anamosa State Park Women's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church William Skelley Circle No. 1 L. F. Balster Charles Rolls Carl Schneider Anne Marie Shirley Shelley Bert Hubbard Dan Hearn E. E. Reed Miami, Fla Jessie Fawcett Mechanicsville Women's Guild Women’s Guild Society Ralph Crim Lester Lang Clifford Arduser Chester Lang

St Matthew's Ladies Aid Meets at Luther Hall

The Ladies Aid society of St Matthew's Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon at Luther hall. Mrs Heinrich Pruil hosted the event with over thirty members in attendance. They spent the afternoon quilting and were served refreshments after the meeting.

St. Matthew's Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society of Lutheran Church Luther Hall Heinrich Pruil St. John’s Lutheran Church Church of the Lutheran Hour R. P. Young Young People’s Society WMT The Evangelical and Reformed Church A. Mast

Rural Illinois schools small pupil counts in 1939 40

A 1939 40 survey shows rural districts in Illinois with 12 percent averaging under 4 pupils, 28 percent under 7, 44 percent under 10, and 73 percent under 16 pupils daily in attendance. This highlights the widespread scarcity of students in rural districts.

Illnois Ungrhes

Wartime Cornbelt Cartwheel Dish Uses Pork And Corn

Cornbelt Cartwheel blends pork and corn into a breakfast lunch or supper dish devised by Jessie Alice Cline home economist. Sausage links or frankfurters are browned in drippings then added for flavor and juiciness. The recipe includes slow cooking and a cornmeal bran mush made with milk water cornmeal salt and bran served in a hot casserole.

Jessie Alice Cline

Theodore Rohn dies at 68 in St. Louis

Theodore A. Rohn 68 a retired real estate man died Sunday July 9 at the Veterans Hospital Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis. Interment July 12 at the National Cemetery St. Louis. He is survived by his widow Mrs Rose A. Rohn a son Theodore Jr and a daughter Mrs Goldie Reisen Jeiter. He was a son of Lena Rohn who ran a Monticello grocery store years ago.

Theodore A. Rohn Veterans’ Hospital Jefferson Barracks St. Louis National Cemetery Rohn Rose A. Rohn Donald Avenue Theodore, Jr Goldie Reisen- Jeiter Lena Rohn Monticello

Wild fowl born in flood flooded basements across Iowa

Ed Harrison of Davenport found a young mallard swimming in a basement while flood waters in Iowa spill into Mississippi river towns. In Dubuque the post office basement held a rescued young wood duck by Ed Volkert of the Massey Wild Life station. The text notes Sergeant Charles Floyd of the Lewis and Clark expedition died near Sioux City in summer 1804, with a monument overlooking the Floyd River.

Mississippi River Ed Harrison Davenport Dubuque Post Office Ed Volkert Massey Wild Life Station Iowa Sergeant Charles Floyd Sioux City Sergeant Floyd Floyd River

Local Churches Schedule Services And Institute

Area churches publish their service times and pastors. Peniel Presbyterian, Sacred Heart, St. Matthew, The Methodist, St. John's Lutheran, and Evangelical and Reformed list weekly worship schedules. The Clear Lake Institute for youths announces its 31st annual session next week. Local residents share family and visiting notices and hospital birth details.

St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church H. L. Adix the Methodist Church Glenn W. McMichael The Clear Lake Institute For Young People

Cattle Poisoning Highlights Farm Hazards

Cattle poisoning arising from careless handling of materials like arsenic spray and lead paint is described as a common farm hazard with potential fatal outcomes.

Lt Lynn Morrow Wounded In France Receives Purple Heart

Rev and Mrs H E Morrow formerly of Buck Creek now of Winthrop report their son Lt Lynn Morrow was wounded in action in France after D day. He was hospitalized and awarded the Purple Heart for his wounds.

H. E. Morrow Buck Creek Winthrop Lynn Morrow France

Monticello Attendees at Lutheran Mission Festival

Monticello residents attending the annual mission festival at the Delaware Lutheran Church include Rev. and Mrs. R. P. Young with family, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Balster, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heeren, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heeren, Mr. and Mrs. AL Oltman, and Mrs. William Oltman. Rev. Young delivered the mission sermon Sunday afternoon.

Monticello Lutheran Church

Fossil Hunt Ends in Opossum Harvest and Odd Notes

An 80 year old Mrs Lida Cooper of near Hillsboro Henry county shoots 24 opossums and a stray cat while hunting to find the killer of her hens. A surveyor Jefferson Davis once marked the Iowa Minnesota South Dakota tripoint and praised nearby land as richest within 100 miles.

Floyd Shotgun Totin Grandma Lida Cooper Hillsboro Henry County Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Jefferson Davis

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