Women Voters Hear Wartime Programs By Mrs Schramm
Mrs Dorothy Schramm of Burlington spoke on Wartime Programs at the League of Women Voters spring luncheon held at 1 pm. About 30 attendees, including outsiders, heard the talk. Committee members and luncheon chairs were named, with plans for a June 9 afternoon luncheon at the country club. A.C.E. club hosted a 6:30 luncheon at Mrs Mural Cass et home with bridge and prizes. Monticello country club set a Thursday potluck supper at 6:30 chaired by Mr and Mrs Coxsee and a long list of hosts and helpers was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Dorothy Schramm
Burlington
Tom Hamilton
John H. Fraser
William Tuetken
Frank Walker
Burton McLaughlin
A. J. H. McNeill
Ray Hoag
Halstead Carpenter
H. W. Stuhler
Siegfried Guyan
E. E. Hicks
Bertha Shelley
Mural Cass
A.C.E. Club
Eugenia Howie
Lloyd Clark
Carl Schneider
Ed Podhaski
Monticello Country Club
Charles Coxsee
Lyle McMullen
Boyd Shannon
J. W. Nelson
A. B. Grimes
Irvin Rhatigan
Harry Rodman
Country Club
James Carter
Ike Schneider
William Shaffer
Claude Appleby
Ben Cotton
L. d
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meeting Activity
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs. A. M. Maurice home Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Ralph Bone led the business session while Mrs. O. E. York directed the program on Latin Countries. Devotionals were by Mrs. Donald Sutherland and Mrs. John Matthiessen oversaw the tea table with garden flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
A. M. Maurice
Ralph Bone
O. E. York
Donald Sutherland
John Matthiessen
Monticello Rainbow girls elect officers in regu lar session
The Monticello Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls held a regular meeting with Ruth Roberts presiding. Officers were elected including Helen Mc Laughlin as worthy advisor and Betty Jo Guyan as treasurer. Initiates Janice Musgrove and Nancy Lee Pearson were welcomed with Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Pearson as guests. A future Friendship Night is planned for June 10 with participants from Manchester Maquoketa and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Leigh Pearson
Anamosa
Manchester
Maquoketa
Dubuque
Monticello Couple Weds in May Ceremony
Helen Breidenthal married Clayton S. Jackson in Kansas City Missouri last Sunday May 21. Mrs. Jackson is the eldest daughter of Orrin Breidenthal and his wife Eva Brazelton, a niece of Cora Sexton and Hiland Ward Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Helen Breidenthal
Clayton S. Jackson
Kansas City
Dinner Hosts at Kay Residence Monday Evening
Mr and Mrs Fred Kay hosted a 6 30 dinner at their home Monday evening Guests included Mrs Kay s sisters and nephew Mr and Mrs Guy Swartzel and Miss Gladys Kiefer of Olin and Mr and Mrs Robert Swartzel of Minneapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kay
Mrs. Kay
Guy Swartzel
Gladys Kiefer
Olin
Robert Swartzel
Minneapolis
Churches Schedule for Homer Area and Surrounding Parishes
Local church services listed with pastors, times, and activities for First Congregational, Sacred Heart, St Joseph Prairieburg, St John Ev Lutheran, Trinity, Methodist, St Matthew’s, Presbyterian, and Evangelical and Reformed. Also notes Vacation Church School and sermon themes for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
St. Joseph’s Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
Confessions
St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
the Methodist Church
Glenn W. McMichael
Union Vacation
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Presbyterian Church
William J. Grossheim
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Lutheran Church Postings and Vacation Bible School Schedule
The consistory will meet next Sunday after service. Young People meet Friday evening at Wayne Zion Ey church. Luther League honors confirmands. Edna Hinrichs chairs, Herbert Herren secretary. Choir rehearsal June 4. Vacation Bible School runs June 8 to 12 at Castle Grove Lutheran Church with Arnold Thalacker pastor. Daily VBS ends with a Friday picnic. trustees meet Friday. Ladies Aid Guest Day Friday with hostesses Mrs Seehusen and Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Wayne Zion Ey
F. H. Kehren
Luther League
Edna Hinrichs
Herbert Herren
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Des Moines Rejects Thirteen Selectees
Thirteen men from this district were rejected by the army induction headquarters in Des Moines on May 20. Names include Fredrich J. Stutt Monticello Wilhelm D. Wolken Monticello Raymond YV. Donovan Monticello Ray V. Mc Kay Anamosa Lyle W. Jeffrey Oxford Junction Harvey H. Gro ver Wyoming Mason L. Adam son Monticello Lowell P. Lin coln Anamosa Clarence R. Egger Monticello George H. Timp Cascade John E. Buresh Oxford Junction William A. Smith Anamosa Deidrick J. Collman Monticello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Des Moines
Fredrich J. Stutt
Monticello
Wilhelm D. Wolken
Raymond YV. Donovan
Ray V. McKay
Anamosa
Lyle W. Jeffrey
Oxford Junction
Harvey H. Grover
Wyoming
Mason L. Adamson
Lowell P. Lincoln
Clarence R. Egger
George H. Timp
Cascade
John E. Buresh
William A. Smith
Deidrick J. Collman
Mrs Hazel Cash Named Acting Postmaster at Anamosa
Congressman William Jacobsen announced Mrs Hazel Cash has been appointed acting postmaster of Anamosa to serve while her husband Charles J Cash Jr serves in the army. Cash has been postmaster for years and will report for active duty around June 10. The Post Office Department allows acting postmasters for military service periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jacobsen
Hazel Cash
Anamosa
Charles J. Cash, Jr
Cash
Post Office Department
Jacobsen
VFW Post 1683 to Convene in Monticello on June 10
Monticello Post No 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday June 10 Credentials will be distributed to delegates and alternates elected to attend the Department of Iowa Encampment in Newton on June 13 14 and 16 A committee to supervise refreshments is named Edith C Bender Elizabeth Buel Louise Field Inez Lubben and Honor L Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Monticello Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Department of Iowa
Newton
Edith C. Bender
Elizabeth Buel
Louise Field
Inez Lubben
Honor L. Clark
Honor Twins at Eighteenth Birthday Picnic
The twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Kray Loretta and Loretta were honored on their eighteenth birthday at a picnic held last Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Tapken Mr. and Mrs. Louie Tapken Bertha and Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ommen Ruth and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen and Donald Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lorenzen and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brockhohn and Louis Clarence Lawrence Alvin and Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Darrow Herman and Bonnie Mrs. Emma Kray and Marie Edna and Lester Mr. and Mrs. John Kray and Lor etta Doretta Lawrence and Bernice Lorenz Zimmerman Audrey Oltmanns Delphine Lang Tjark Kray Herman Kray Mary and Marvin Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kray
Loretta
John Tapken
Louie Tapken
Bertha
Marvin
Alfred Ommen
Ruth
Helen
Henry Lorenzen
Donald
Earl Lorenzen
Jimmy
Herman Brockhohn
Louis
Clarence
Lawrence
Alvin
Ernest
Real Estate Transfers In Anamosa And Area Transactions
Otten and Hanna transfer west eight acres of section 34 86 2 to W T Folkers for 20 dollars. Bess Sherman unmarried Shirley Sherman Newhard and La Verne Sherman to Julius Westphal and Wilma Westphal as joint tenants with right of survivorship. James Farmer widower to Julius Westphal and Wilma Westphal one half undivided in lot 8 block 25 Soper and Boardman’s subdivision of Fisher's East Anamosa for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otten
Hanna
W. T. Folkers
Bess E. Sherman
Shirley Sherman Newhard
LaVerne
Julius H. Westphal
Wilma I. Westphal
Soper & Boardman’s
Fisher
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Mrs. Schramm
Cass
Maurice
OUR Funeral Home
Rainbow Assembly
Wes
First Congregational Church
Homer E. Dalrymple
Stuhler’s Acres
Cool A
Stahlers
Iowa
PWS
Rosaline Kuriger
Kenneth Sweneger
Sacred Heart Church
Olive
Paul Muller
James Sweneger
Betty Lou Sweneger
Kathleen Kuriger
Joyce Muller
Norbert Kuriger
Dorothy and
Marian Drees
Dyersville
LaBreta Gierhart
Mary Esther McLaughlin
Theodosia Pulver
Charles Vernimont
George Minnis
Zimmerman Hall
Frederick Rieniers
J. B. Zimmerman
T. J. Gerdes
Lizzie Behrends
Alva Zimmerman
Wartburg Seminary
Mary Schoon
Mary
Edna Schoon
Leonard Schoon
Cedar Rapids
Clark DeShaw
Hopkinton
Henry Gerdes
Gerdes
Almon Scott
Jean
St. Louis
Chiia Petersen
Gerry
Iowa City
Roy Taylor
D. H. Cobb
Harry.‘Nagel
Peoria
Ambuehl
Donald Hotchkiss
Scott Field
Ill
Satuday
Nabet
Schreiner
O.E.S
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mount Vernon
Coggan
Elda Stoneking
Cris Randolph
Elvera Grimes
Florence Clark
Jane Long
Harriet McNeill
Gladys Stuhler
Goudy
Leo Holub
Lynn Howie
Goudy’s
Glen Jones
Robert Mullen
Mullen
Meyer Slivken
Frank Raggeberg
Lost Nation
Will Burrichter
A. L. Anderson
Chicago
Frank Myers
Fowler, Ill
Rex Ricklefs
Charles Randell
John Lauser
Decoration Day
Steven Grover
George Ambuehl
Peoria, IL
Henry Ritter
Junior
Montgomery of
Vinton
Everett Montgomery
James
Milton Langer
Maurice Camp
Leonard ‘Wood, Mo
Sunsweet
Prunes
Pillsbury
Tran. AG
Green Beang
Piatoes
Kellogg’'S Gorn
Graham
Hillside
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