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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1942

Page

7

Marion Boss and Rudolph Monk Wed at St John’s Lutheran

Marian Boss daughter of Frank Boss announces marriage to Rudolph E. Monk of Lovell township. Ceremony held July 16 at 4 PM at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran with Rev Paul Gutknecht officiating. Attendants were Harold Boss and Lester Monk. Monk a Monticello high school graduate and REM Electric shop operator. The couple reside in Wirth apartments.

Frank Boss Ryan Marian Rudolph E. Monk Monticello R. H. Monk Lovell Township St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul T. Gutknecht Harold Boss Lester C. Monk Monk Monticello High School REM McNeill Wirth

P E O Members Host Tea Then Hold Ritual Meeting

Members of P E O gathered for a 5 30 tea Friday at Mrs H S Richardson s home with assistant hosts Mrs L W Lovell Mrs Rex Rickless and Mrs B C Roberts. After tea they moved to Mrs Rex Rickless s home for a special meeting where Mrs C A Coxsee presided at the exemplification of the ritual.

P.E.O H. S. Richardson L. W. Lovell Rex Rickless B. C. Roberts R. G. Stuhler J. H. Perrine A. J. H. McNeill B. E. Abel

Progressive Farmers Club in Hopkinton Hosts Civilian Defense Talk

The Progressive Farmers club of Hopkinton met at Henry Adams home Friday evening with 63 members and guests. Oscar Story of Anamosa spoke on civilian defense while Lois Cantrell sang with Rebecca Grimes as accompanist. Grimes performed two piano solos and the club quartet sang Water Boy. Light refreshments followed.

Progressive Farmers Club Hopkinton Henry Adams Oscar Story Anamosa Lois Cantrell Rebecca Grimes Miss Grimes

Pinochle Club Honors Hostess and Prizes Awarded

Mrs. Lou Spooner led last week’s Thursday Pinochle meeting at Goudy's cafe on July 16 serving as host and top scorer. Travelling prizes went to Mrs. Otto Kucera Mrs. Marcus Maire and Mrs. Frieda Yossi. Dr. and Mrs. Earl DeShaw hosted a dinner midweek for attendees of an earlier first aid instructors course in Excelsior Minnesota with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hamilton Anne Dusanek Lois Tallman and Mona Mon.

Lou Spooner Gou‘dy Otto Kucera Marcus Maire Frieda Yossi Earl DeShaw Excelsior Minn Tom Hamilton Anne Dusanek Lois Tallman Anamona Glenn Jones Goudy Sig Guyan Harold Swartzendruber Catherine Redmond George Timmins Maude Arduser

Birthday celebration for Ann Elizabeth Hayes

Mrs. J. J. Hayes hosted a Monday party in honor of her daughter Ann Elizabeth turning five. Guests included Judy Lee Hobert Sharon Kathleen Zubler Mary Elizabeth Clark and Joan Jackie and Jim mie Hayes. Pastel hair bows and suckers served with ice cream and birthday cake as favors.

J. J. Hayes Ann Elizabeth Judy Lee Hobert Sharon Kathleen Zubler Mary Elizabeth Clark Joan Jackie Jimmie Hayes

Pinochle Club Holds Picnic Day At City Park

The Pinochle club met last Friday at the city park for a picnic lunch and an afternoon of pinochle. High scorer was Mrs Henry Che Sr with Mrs Jean Howie winning the travelling prize. Guests included Mrs Harry Schneider and Mrs Ray Prull.

Henry Che Jean Howie Harry Schneider Ray Prull

Legion unit installs officers at July meeting

The Arthur P. O Rourke unit met July 17 at the Legion hall for officer installation. President Rena Schoon opened the session and introduced installing officer Mrs Sophia Lambert. New officers include President Katherine Hoffman and Senior VP Sophia Lambert.

Arthur P. O'Rourke Legion Hall Rena Schoon Sophia Lambert Katherine Hoffman Blanch Lambert Mathilde Balsiger Selma DeShaw Ruth Redmond Kate Lambert

Bridge Breakfast Held at Country Club With Social Guests

The country club hosted its only bridge breakfast of the year on Tuesday morning with Mrs. Leo Holub as chair. Breakfast on the clubhouse porch featured tables adorned with fresh flowers. Special guests included Mrs. Jean Hicks of Detroit and Miss Jessie Fawcett of Mechanicsville. High contract-table scorers were Mrs. John Shover and Mrs. Riess Stuhler, while Mrs. Ernest Skelley won at dominoes.

Country Club Leo Holub Jean Hicks Detroit Mich Jessie Fawcett Mechanicsville John Shover Riess Stuhler Ernest Skelley

Jacobsen Bolinder Tie In Portland Marriage

James R. Jacobsen of Monticello married Myrtle Bolinder in Portland Oregon six weeks ago. The couple will reside in San Francisco where Jacobsen works as a government painter. Mrs Jacobsen is a former teacher and has studied in Oregon and Washington. The notice also mentions social club hosting and prize winners at Goudys cafe with names of several attendees.

Jacob Jacobsen Monticello James R. Jacobsen Myrtle Bolinder Portland Ore

Local Wedding Notices Sought by Express Society Editor

The Express invites readers to submit wedding plans and social news using a provided form. Call 7 or contact Marybelle Mason, society editor, to request the form or have it mailed. Submit details quickly to ensure publication of upcoming marriages and related social events.

the Express Express Office Marybelle Mason Society

Doden Couple Wed in Langworthy Then Plan Story City Move

Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Doden of Langworthy were joined by seventy three friends and relatives for a ceremony. They left Tuesday for Story City to make their home and are to reside near Ellsworth where Doden has served as manager of Farmers State Bank for the past year and a half. They were accompanied by the bride's mother Mrs. J W Romp to Story City.

Henry H. Doden Langworthy

Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets July 15

About 40 attended the last Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering in the church basement with Mrs. George Mardoff as hostess. The afternoon involved sewing and social exchange. The Express seeks readers to report social gatherings for its society page.

Lutheran Ladies Aid George Mardoff

Let Us Have Fun With Our Children at Home

A mother who works hard may neglect playtime with her kids but should reorder priorities. In wartime, family security and morale rely on parents setting aside chores to share relaxed moments, talk with children, and play games, since emotional health matters more than spotless homes.

War Bond Quotas by States For July Publicized

Secretary Morgenthau announces July War Bond quotas placing the nation on a billion dollar monthly basis to fund war costs. May state sales are shown against quotas, with Alaska and Hawaii leading on quota basis while Utah shows 71.3 percent above and Montana 22.6 percent below.

U. S. Treasury District of Columbia Henry Morgenthau Jr Secretary of the Treasury Utah Montana Alaska Hawaii Treasury U.S. Treasury Department Alabama New York Arkansas California North Dakota Colorado Veteeas Connecticut Oklahoma Elaware Oregon Columbia Rhode Island Pennsylvania Florida Ee South Carolina Georgia South Dakota Idaho Weeee Tennessee Illinois Texas Indiana Eee Vermont Kansas Virginia Kentucky Washington Louisiana Maine Wisconsin Maryland Wyoming Massachumetts Michigan Minnesota O Canal Zone Mississippi Issour Puerto Rico Sear Virgin Islands Nebraska Eee Nevada Tereae N. Hampshire Pew Jersey New Mexico

Rural Iowa snippets and small town life tales

Elderly farmer A G Alltemeier at 79 still tilts his 160 acre Grundy Center farm solo with light help in wet weather. Indianola resident Mrs Hecker watches a five foot bullsnake eat eggs from a guinea nest. Mr Hecker saves the eggs and seven hatch. Lakota’s Mrs Charles Lewis recently blinded but improving, likely from a long-term nerve issue. Alvin Campbell of Ionia builds a cheap working corn plow from discarded farm parts. Iowa Falls resident Mrs Robert Fowler starts a rider board in a shop helping passengers find rides and drivers offer spare seats.

A. G. Alltemeier Grundy Center Mr. Alltemeier Jonah John Hecker Indianola

Wanted A Father By One of the Boys

A Sunday School Worker urges boys to find a father who is a trusted partner, patient, fair, and Christian grow opposed to a rigid older model. The piece calls for a father who understands boyhood and guides with example rather than blame.

Bees Overtake Rock Rapids Porch Pillar This Summer

Elmer Hawkins reports a woodpecker hole in his front porch pillar at Rock Rapids has been taken over by a swarm of bees. He plans to let them stay through the season and smoke them out in the fall.

Elmer Hawkins Rock Rapids Elmer

Church Services and Events Across Prairieburg Area

Multiple listings outline weekly services for St. Joseph’s Parish Prairieburg St. John’s Ey Lutheran Paul Gutknecht and Trinity Monticello Congregational Homer Dalrymple with church services Sundays and Holy days, Sunday schools, confessions, and planned gatherings. A church reunion, a picnic service, and Ladies Aid meetings are noted with dates and locations across several congregations.

St. Joseph's Church Prairieburg Stephen J. Kucera St. John's Ey. Lutheran Church Paul Th Gutknecht Trinity

Public smoke screen demonstration off Cape Hatteras

The first public demonstration of a smoke screen to conceal ships and troops occurred off Cape Hatteras North Carolina in September 1923.

Cape Hatteras, N. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion Boss Rudolph Monk E. O.ws Mrs. Earl DeShaw Monticello, Iowa Ann Elizabeth Hayes City Park American Legion Auxiliary Express Irene Romp Esther Plueger Mildred Knudson Lawrence F. Doden Wilbert Doden Willis Doden Ronald Tweet Marilyn Romp Flower Girl Adelbert Romp Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Lodge No Pearl Claus Noble Grand Floy Stoneking Naomi Jorgensen Jennie Skelley Martha Hanken Anna Skelley Anna Rolls Martha Moore Velma Hollar Hattie Tedrow Naomi Jurgensen Farmers Auto Inter-Insurance Exchange Chester Condit Iowa J. A. Marshek Des Moines Loop’s Furniture and Appliance Store Charles Lewis Lakota Lewis Alvin D. Campbell Ionia Campbell Robert Fowler Iowa Falls United States First Congregational Church Homer Dalrymple Rand G. A. Palmer Janes County Cass May's Mill Sacred Heart Catholic Church North Sycamore Street Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grossheim Christian Endeavor Evangelical and Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Womian's Guild Castle Grove Lutheran Church Arnald Thalacker Luther League St. Matthew's Lutheran Church L. Adix del McVay Ladies Aid Wayne The Seat Dairy Foods For Health National Nair Velveeta Velveeta Vor AAC Ie Dili Gatsun Ome Mae Dot Wilson National Maid Plain Balerna Armour Melrose Fort Dearborn Kellogg’s Pete Oe Eas Ould
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