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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

5

Cascade Local People Attend Parish and Civic Gatherings

Cascade residents engage in church events and club meetings as Rev. James Delay is reassigned to St Martin’s. Local Knights of Columbus elect officers and plan a July picnic and a field mass with military honors at St Martin’s parish. Community members visit Monticello, Anamosa, and Anamosa state park for social events and celebrations.

Lester Lyons Thomas Mary Mary Ken Mra James Lyons Bra Belle Sweeney Omaha Nebraska F. Baldwin R. Kuempel Guttenberg Pioneer Office M. A. Lauser Charles and Inez Chicago Ambrose Leytem Matd James Phelan, Jr Staph Alster Wemmer Three Lakes Wisconsin Stephen Green George Wassenaar John Moon T. P. Clark Lake Vate A. R. Boyle Melissa Glynn Cedar Rapids T. H. Glynn Helen Moran Dubuque Henry Moran W. B. Fagan W. J. Moore P. J J. C. Herard St. Mary's Parish American Legion T. P. ‘Clark F. W. ‘Less W. J. ‘Drummond J. H. Devaney Joseph Lauser Fred Kurt E. J. Kean Orland Devan Lawrence Conter Clem Manternach Louis and Ambrose Leyttem Anton Streng T. J. Lane John Marjory T.E. Keaveny Mary Jo Sara Jane Raymond Dandl Anamosa State Park Cascade Commercial Club Durkin Mary Durkin Joseph Herard Devaney Commercial Club Lieut. E. Woodbury CCC James F. Delay St. Martin'’s Church St. Martin's Parish Robert McAleer Monticello Cascade Jared W. Davis Boston Mass Ed Connolly John Davis Tina Davis Shaul Elizabeth Roach Freeport Ilinois Drummond Curley Nelle O'Connell Peoria Illinois James Imelda W. J. Cover Billy Cover Taerika Ford

Presbyterian Ladies' Working Band hosts social and notices

Center Junction reports Mrs W Pangburn assisted by daughter Mrs Joe Wintz hosted the Presbyterian church Ladies' Working Band. Meetings, ice cream social plan, August vacation for Sunday school and church services noted. Numerous local visits, travel, and family updates follow, with births, illnesses, and community events across Wyoming and surrounding towns.

Pangburn Joe Wintz Presbyterian Church J. F. Livingstone Carrie Preas Harry Chase Henry Disks John Hinrichs Willis Martin Presbyterian Ladies' Working Band W. A. Stingley Down Town S&s. G. Thompson Chicago Pauline Prahm Camp Huaga Walker Fnday Promise City Wintz Promise City School W. S. Pangburn University of Iowa O. O. Watson Henry Heeren Monmouth James Wallace Marion Peter Prahm Dr. DeShaw Monticello Jane Ruth Ann Serbousek Elmer Andrews Wyoming S. W. Clark Maxine Eileen Holyce Chase Anamosa F. W. Bangs M. C. Crispin Ellen McDonald Penavone Evelyn Ranall H. J. Dirks August Schrader Clinton C. Overly-of Harry Scheele Andrew McDonald M. J. McNeilly Wil McCaren Carserville Michigan McCaren Wynonia Kleineck Manchester Bert Page Waucoma Dean Mead Moncrief Brothers George Seehusen Viola William Seehusen Springville Charles Dawes J. B. Seehusen Lorna Seehusen Irving Eiler Lou Ahraken Troy Mills Ruth Caldwell Luella Seehusen Ray Sanford Ladonia Missouri Joyce Seehusen C. H. Nelson

Local visitors and weekend guests noted across communities

Onslow families and friends hosted guests from Chicago Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids and Kansas City. The Gazette records visits by Mr. and Mrs. Will Stelzer Clifford Fisher and others plus excursions to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition and a mall car run with twelve passengers from Center Junction.

Will Stelzer Clifford Fisher Bernadette St. Alban Chicago John Kilma Mount Vernon Ernest Carpenter Clinton Roy Beck Ralph Harold Brown Liddy Snyder Cedar Rapids Dillon Hall Gayelle Scotch Grove Anamosa Mary Ellen McKinstry E. J. McKinstry Leonard McKinstry Albert McQuown

Wyoming Delegation Heads to Epworth Institute

A group of eighteen youths and chaperones depart from Wyoming Monday for Clear Lake to attend the Epworth League Institute. Attending are Verna Hanold, Gayle Hanold, Betty Levsen, Helen Levsen, Phyllis Steele, Billy Reade, Addison Myers, Mary Zumbrunnen, Althea Goodrick, Lawrence Goodrick, Manley Goodrick, Laura Huston, Maryann Wilker, Warren Barclay, Mary Eleanor Miller, along with Rev. G H Goodrick and Mrs. Goodrick, Mrs. William Wilker, and Mrs. George Barclay supervising.

Wyoming Clear Lake Epworth League Institute G. H. Goodrick William Wilker George Barclay Verna Gayle Hanold Betty Helen Levsen Phyllis Steele Billy Reade Addison Myers Mary Zumbrunnen Althea Goodrick Lawrence Manley Goodrick Laura Huston Maryann Wilker Warren Barclay Mary Eleanor Miller

Monticello Land Transfers Record Amid 1930s Filings

The notice lists Henry M. Carpenter and wife transferring property on North Cedar Street in Monticello to Halstead M. Carpenter with detailed parcel boundaries. It also records another plot description proceeding east then north and back to Cedar Street. Additional filings show D. W. Bates as receiver for Oxford Junction Savings Bank conveying land in Sec 35 36 and 2 in Monticello area. Edna S. Hanna Wason and husband convey Lots 18 and 19 in Block 12. Present note mentions Virginia natives in the US foreign service.

Henry M. Carpenter Halstead M. Carpenter North Cedar Street Monticello Cedar Street City of Monticello D. W. Bates Oxford Junction Savings Bank Merton Edna S. Hanna

Heavily Meandering Threshing Begins at Scotch Grove

Scotch Grove threshing has started with the first run on the George Helgens place and yields reported as fair in the locality.

George Helgens

Local 4-H Clubs Host Park Meeting Amid Harvest Woes

In Scotch Grove the Future Farmers 4-H boys hosted the Sunshine 4-H girls for an evening in the park despite hay crop failures and heat. Talks by club leaders covered projects and cooperation. music and singing followed social time. Several residents face health issues, including Miss Geraldine Wright and Mrs. Lewis Wright, while community members and relatives visit and support them.

Anamosa Adel Luke Stanley Eichhorn Manley Goodrick Charles Swordes Bernard Curry Mary Strong Thomsen Wilma Sieveka Wyoming Elma Holub Streeper Onslow Hazel Heasty Cedar Rapids Carl Ingwersen U. S. Navy Edmund Womachka Will Thomsen Mary Zumbrunnen Alva Streeper Russell Streeper Evelyn Frances Griswold Edith Morse Jeffry Cedar Rapid Howard Vrooman Glen Behrenas Farm Bureau Frank Tasker Alex Inglis Lois Mia Will Husman Ray Heaaty Monticello Rudolph Dusanek Antone Vacek Otto Rohwedder Arthur Lincoln Ray Griswold Russell Mallicoat Dillon Story Farm Merton Miller Wyoming Telephone Company Mrs. Miller Clear Lake Minneapolis Madge Millsap F. A. Layton Davenport George Miller Eva Byerly Kearney Future Farmers Boys Sunshine 4 Henry Rickless Maynard Kuhns W. B. Clark Ida Louise Brokens Mr. Ingalls Maynard Ida Louise Lewis Wright James Wright Elnora Helgens R. H. Helgens Ryan Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Maxine Yvonne Lange Celestia Kuhns Lorraine Jacobs Maxine Lange Ruth Clark Laurel Lois Naylor Will Aldrich

Birth at University Hospital Iowa City Names John Richard

Mrs. John Wright and her infant son born last Wednesday at University hospital in Iowa City. This is the third child in the family. The infant is named John Richard. Miss Thelma Gregory left for St Paul when her mother Mrs. Lawis Wright fell ill, and has returned home.

Waterloo G. Hutton Peter Schladetzky Alva Edwards Anna Peterson Wanda Ralph Collister Publi School J. R. Ramey Glidden Paul Smith Peter Paulsen Floyd Chatterton R. Waterbury Polo Illinois James Buckner Joseph Wasson Iowa City Mr. Wasson Alden Wyoming Riley T. G Richardson What Cheer BE. L. Barber Ruth Cedar Rapids Lester French French Ivan Eileen Chicago Lee Sherrill Dora Urban Hans Mohr Glen Norris F. L. Pealer Dale French W. B. Scarcliff Iowa University Davis City Ben Maguire Valda Anton Charles Marshall John McDonald Hospital Monticello Lester Behnke New Albia H. W. Behnke Behnke Ray McAdams Junior Lansing Michigan Victor McAdams Jane Fuhrmeister Thomas Broderson Walter Kuckkuck Preston L. M. Koch Helen Smith Tipton Chauncey Robinson Moniticello Alta Vista Thimblebee Don Boquist Guy Peck Fred Orth Leona and Marie Orth William Meyerholt Edwin Hartman Waverly Ralph Orth Katherine Schulta Burington H. Groening Alberta Reimers Grand Mound University Hospital Thia John Wright John Richard Thelma Gregory St. Paul Lawis Wright

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Sciols Viola Skahlri Alberta Lees Jones and Center Junction Leslie Babcock Town City Leonard Ingwersen Frank Rowe Charles Rowe Moline James Macaulay Marvin Beach Shirley Ann Gedar Rapids Jessie McMaster Jane Hanna C. R. Smith Marion Lamb Patricia Joyce Guy Maquoketa Canton Presbyterian Industrial Society Claude Sears Fred Lazare Fred Penerson Carl Westphal Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Kev Herbert Groening Denver Maggie Brutsman Martelle Sinter Clyde Onstott Janny United States Foreign Service Virginia Arend Balster Iowa Japan Maryann Miller’s Mount Vernon, Iowa Liberal Arts College Cornell Phi Beta Kappa Cornell Chapel H. T. Bergstahler
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