Grace White Weds Donald McDonough at Sacred Heart Church
Grace White and Donald McDonough were married in a 9 am ceremony Saturday July 23 at Sacred Heart church Monticello officiated by Rev FE Lorenz. Attendants included Doris O Shea Lavern Crowley and Roger White. reception at Monticello Gun club served to about 250 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace White
Donald McDonough
Sacred Heart Church
Monticello
FE. P. Lorenz
Maureen Sherlock
Worthington
Norman Kalfous
Iowa City
L. T. White
Ernest McDonough
Castle Grove
John L. White
Hopkinton
Larry McDonough
Broons
Lavern Crowley
Linda Grace White
John Whites
Newman Hall
Monticello Gun Club
Susan Turnis
Maureen Sherrock
Buddy McGovern
Ruth Turnis
Ruth Ann White
Elaine
Marty Katherine Turnis
Ann Joyce Turnis
Lucille Haag
Josephine Kehoe
Sacred Heart School
Mercy School of Nursing
Dubuque
University of Town Hospitals
McDonough
Sacred Heart
The
Armed Services
Shower Held For Janice Gottleaber Bride-To-Be Marry Glen Rickels
Janice Gottleaber hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Harold Gottleaber home honoring her forthcoming marriage to Glen G Rickels. Guests joined a mock wedding with Rose Maire as bride and Honey Cooper as groom. Prizes were awarded to winners including Rose Maire and Honey Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Rink
Harold Gottleaber
Glen G. Rickels
Janice Gottleaber
Carol Skelley
Rose Maire
Honey Cooper
Janet Fluckiger
Joyce Clark
Alice Folkers
Julie DeShaw
Jean Himebaugh
Jean Kruger
Etta’ Reuter
Doris Brockens
Pat Smith
Janice Pickett
Helen Bader
Lorna Stadtmueller
Honorine Husman
Jane Fitzgerald
Massachusetts 4-H exchangees return home tired but thrilled
After two weeks of travel from Detroit through Syracuse to Massachusetts the 37 Massachusetts 4-H exchangees arrived Sunday night. The group shared humor at the road, celebrated birthdays, recalled customs and foods, and noted a shift to Bermuda shorts while hosts helped with local media exposure and garden club talks on onions. Delegates plan to share reports and pictures once developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Exchangees
Detroit
Carol Murray
Don Mackey
Jerry Schneiter
Massachusetts
Art Kromminga
Canadian
Canada
Garth Grafft
Howard Meeks
Onions
Wedding guests and gifts honor Mrs. Henry Rink Jr
Mrs. Henry Rink Jr and two other ladies hosted a gathering for an honored guest. Those invited but unable to attend included Ruth Ann Winkler Alice Jones Carol McDonough Wilma Bunting Anna Manssen Joanne Conley Donna Morey Pat Gerdes Janet Hinrichs and Susie Sanford. The guest received many gifts to be used after her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rink, Jr
George E. Rickels
Ed Meier
Ruth Ann Winkler
Alice Jones
Carol McDonough
Wilma Bunting
Anna Manssen
Joanne Conley
Donna Morey
Pat Gerdes
Janet Hinrichs
Susie Sanford
Mrs Warner Honored At Shower For Baby Boy
Mrs Paul Warner was the guest of honor Thursday at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Raymond Coyle and Mrs Paul Bender. The couple became parents to a son on July 7. Yellow and green decorations and a party with dancing and gifts followed the event attended by numerous local guests and one out of town visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warner
Raymond Coyle
Paul Bender
Coyle
Warner
Wiliam Hintz
Leo Cabalka
Robert Thoeni
Harold Shugart
Gene Taylor
Esther Young
William Johnson
John Shover
Leslie Linn
Lester Monk
William Corbin
Orvin Yeoman
Ralph Bader
Joe Erler
William Stanger
Hopkinton
Glenn Lambert
Danco
Slides of Nassau Trip Shown by Roy Miller
Roy Miller presented slides from his trip to Nassau Bahamas with Mrs Miller at the Monday Rotary meeting. He earned the all expense paid trip through an International Harvester refrigeration contest. Guest Rev Frank C McKean of Hollywood Calif, a former Hopkinton resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Monticello Families Visit Grandparents Across State Lines
Elaine and Gary Egger from Monticello, children of Clifford and Mrs. Egger of Cedar Rapids, spent the week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bohlken. Sharon and Susan Timmer, daughters of Jake Timmer of Delhi, visited Harold Dunn family for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Gary Egger
Clifford Egger
Cedar Rapids
Fred Bohlken
Sharon
Susan Timmer
Jake Timmer
Delhi
Harold Dunn
Georgetown Instructor Dr Paul Locher Returns to Washington
Dr Paul Locher, who spent a month at parental home of Mr and Mrs J J Locher, returns to Washington DC where he teaches foreign languages at Georgetown University. Mrs Mary Kopp and daughter Margaret of Beatrice Nebraska visited the Jac Bos and Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacobs. The Jacobs then with Mr and Mrs John Null drove to Galena AL to visit General Ulysses S Grant’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Locher
J. J. Locher
Washington, D. C
Georgetown University
Mary Kopp
Margaret
Beatrice, Nebr
Arnold Jacobs
Jacobs
John Null
Galena
Gen
U. S. Grant
Monticello Wins At Tipton In Invitational Golf Meet
A Monticello 1S team traveled to Tipton for an invitational golf meet and defeated the Tipton squad. Claude Appleby and Bob Mullen shared medalist honors with a 75. Dorothy Rieken and Dale Marshall wed Friday at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church. Russell Jamieson was released from the army after four years without furlough. Eunice Buol prepares for a wartime assignment in Newark. Funeral services for William Minnis were held in Farley. he died at 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Tipton
Claude Appleby
Bob Mullen
Dorothy Rieken
T-5
Dale Marshall
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Frederick Kehren
Russell Jamieson
St. Joseph's Church
Farley
William Minnis
Anamosa Hospital
Miss Sara Oltman Travels With Rev Rickels Family
Miss Sara Oltman visited Atkins with Rev G Rickels and his family. They returned home with her and will spend a week at the cottage recently constructed by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Oltman
Rev. G. Rickels
Atkins
Local News Briefs From Monticello Area
Henry Rickels covers the George Olt farm. Fritz Marugy and wife welcome a baby boy the third child in the family weighing eight pounds. A new spray paint department at Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co. will be led by Jack Studer who began yesterday. Albert Kiburz and family visit Monticello while Kiburz oversees 1600 acres of wheat in Kansas. John and Mrs Dargon welcome a daughter at John McDonald Hospital. she is their first child. Three boys join a tree setting contest at 754 North Cedar Street in Monticello. John and Joe Smith and Miles Locher started the event yesterday at 7:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Marugy
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Jack Studer
John Dargon
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
North
Cedar Street
John
Joe Smith
George R. Smith
Miles Locher
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Craft
Noble Family Tragedy: Toddler Falls From Upstairs Window
A 16 month old girl belonging to Mr and Mrs Noble plunged from an upstairs window in their home. She sustained injuries but details on condition were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Noble
Weekend Injuries Report From Local Scene
Saturday afternoon a woman fell fourteen feet after unfastening a screen and was unconscious for an hour but recovered. Harry Sandhouse was thrown from a horse while aiding a neighbor. he suffered severe facial bruises and cuts. John Hogan and his wife from Aberdeen visited friends, while Rena Miller returned to Jefferson to work in a millinery shop after a week’s vacation. Land Agent Sutherland visited town to settle land purchased for a sand pit north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sandhouse
Rena Miller
Jefferson
Sutherland
C. M. St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Local families welcome out of town visitors this week
Ann Shirley and Carol Skelley returned from a visit with their aunt and uncle Alf Wee of Spicer Minnesota. Grandmother Jennie Skeley accompanied them home after a four week stay. Mrs. Harry Carpenter of Sioux Falls South Dakota visited Raymond Eby and Mary Hanken in nearby homes. Earl Wyrick of Maquoketa with nephew Steve Wood visited the Ehrismann home. Alva Eilers hosted Sunday dinner guests from Anamosa Monticello Manchester and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann, Shirley
Carol Skelley
Alf Wee
Spicer
Minn
Jennie Skeley
Harry Carpenter
Sioux Falls
S. D
Raymond Eby
Mary Hanken
Straub Nursing Home
Tobe Hanken
Monticello
Mfr
Earl Wyrick
Maquoketa
Steve Wood
Ou Ehrismann
Alva Eilers
Dale Wink
Anamosa
Will Wenger
Flora Hamblin
Manchester
Virgil Offerman
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Doris O'Shea
Roger White
George Whites
Steven Turnis
William McDonough
Roy White
Aeon Turnis
John Barron
Joe McAleer
Federal Land Bank Loans
Harold. B. McTavish
Sec’y. Treas
Hawkeye National Farm Loan Association
Third Avenue
S.E. Cedar Rapids
Iowa
New Order
Bill Wideman
E. Third
JEWEL
Waterloo, Iowa
Cole
Monticello Express
Janice
U. P
Highway 64
Gettysburg
Syracuse
Virg
Jack
Denis Donovan
Thomas McCormick
Mary
Kirk
Mary Vacek
General Electric
Paul L. Kurt
Roseanne
Donald Reiff
Fonda
Miss .Kurt
Mr. Reiff
Mrs. Warner
Nassau
Express
Thomas Faust
Eunice Buol
George Buol
Newark
N. J
War Department
Henry Rickels
George Oltman
Albert Kiburz
Kansas City
Kansas
Mr. Kiburz
Arthur
John Hogan
Aberdeen, S. D
Hamilton
Elgin
Coward's Time Shop
Gruen
Monticello, Iowa
Croton
Star Kist
Salerno
Graham Crax
Betty Crocker
Inde
Sala
Lug
Butternut of Folger's
Giant Post
Iblatz
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
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