Church Services and Schedules for June 11
A dense list of Sunday worship services across multiple churches including St. Matthew's Lutheran St. Joseph's Catholic Prairieburg St. John's Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Sacred Heart Wayne Zion Castle Grove Congrega tional Reformed and Presbyterian with times for services Sunday school German language mass Confessions and Holy Day devotions. An upcoming Children’s Day program and Pentecost offering highlighted.
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St. Matthew's
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
St. John’s Lutheran
Paul T. Gutknecht
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
N. Sycamore Street
A. L. Lorenz
Wayne Zion Lutheran
John P. Willis
Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
Irene Heiken
Augusta Eiben
Congregational
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Children of Our Church School
Armin H. Tendick
Ursinus Classis
Moser
Marengo
Wheatland
Presbyterian
Wm. J. Grossheim
Express
Christian Endeavor
April report shows high producing flocks exceed cash costs
The Poultry Extension Service at Iowa State College reports that the 10 high producing calendar record flocks in April earned margins more than twice the per hon cash expenditures. Overall, receipts per bird averaged 18.7 cents with costs at 10.8 cents, leaving a margin of 7.9 cents per bird, about 1 cent higher than last year.
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Poultry Extension Service
Iowa State College
Shomonts Trail in Local Soft Ball League Action
The Shomonts maintained a lead as the league featured close games and rain delays. Stahlers dominated the Midgets in a 11 to 7 win while Shomont beat the Oilers 10 to 3 after a prior rainout. The DeMolays and Shomont split a marathon 9 to 8 tie, with Shomonts taking the deciding playoff 6 to 5.
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Shomonts
Geome
Stahlers
Shomont
Pee
Bruhler
Scherrer
Abroard
Taylor
Oilers
Shomonters
Eskimos
Billy Sloan
Bob Spooner
Stahler
Redmond Leads Attack In Doubleheader Victory
John Smith pitched both games for the winners while Paul Schuetz went the distance for the losers. Jim Redmond powered the Stahler attack with two home runs one nullified due to runner missing second base. Upcoming games include Eskimos and Midgets showdowns from June 12 to June 16 with a note that Friday June 9 features Midgets vs Oilers instead of Eskimos.
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John Smith
Paul Schuetz
Jim Redmond
Stahler
Eskimos
Oilers
DeMolay
Shomont
Stuhlers
Midgets
Locals Battle Pleasant Grove In Dubious Win Or Loss
The Locals faced Pleasant Grove on Sunday and finished with no clear result after a disputed call at home plate. A Pleasant Grove umpire overruled, tying the score, while the visiting team claimed Monti forfeited the game when leaving the field. The matter goes to a league meeting this week. Locals travel next to Springville for a non league game.
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Pleasant Grove
Larry Robertson
Pleasant Grover
Larry
Monti
Springville
Leonard
Monticello Nurse Held Up In Chicago Incident
Miss Luella Oltman a Monticello nurse trainee at South Shore hospital Chicago was confronted by a holdup man on night duty. She denied having money and triggered an alarm switch causing the assailant to flee. no trace was found.
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Luella Oltman
South Shore Hospital
Chicago
Lou Oltman
Miss Oltman
Stubler Families Host Picnic for Out-of-Town Guests
The Stuhler families held a Tuesday picnic supper at Stubler's Acres in the city. Honorees included Mrs. L. D. Bardwell and Mrs. Warren Breckenridge of Minneapolis, and Mrs. William Stuhler of New York City, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stuhler. Fourteen attended.
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Stuhler
Society And Club News Entertain at Supper Sunday Evening
Dr. and Mrs. Earl DeShaw hosted a six-thirty supper for out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tru man Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Miss Pauline Prahm of Center Junction and Dr. Raymond Jacobs of St. Louis. Other club events feature birthday dinner surprise for a husband and multiple hostesses hosting bridge sewing and reading clubs with gatherings at homes across the community.
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Earl DeShaw
Truman Stanton
Paul Smith
Pauline Prahm
Center Junction
Raymond Jacobs
St. Louis
Opening of Country Club Brings 100 Attend Bridge Dinner
The Monticello country club opened its clubhouse for the summer with a bridge-dinner attended by over a hundred guests. Mrs. Ben Cotton had the ladies high, Paul Loch er the men high, and Jimmie Rick's orchestra provided the music under Gene Byers. Out of town guests included Lyle Hicks and daughter Margaret of Detroit and Pauline Prahm of Center Junction.
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Monticello Country Club
Ben Cotton
Paul Locher
Jimmie Rick
Gene Byers
Lyle Hicks
Margaret
Detroit
Mich
Pauline Prahm
Center Junction
Thomas Redmond
Ralph Bone
Asa Lambert
Frank Podhaski
Janet Hazard
Ed Heiserman
Riess Stuhler
Earl Buck
Dr. Lambert
Carl Jolly
A. B. Grimes
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Redmond
Ollers
Castle Grove
Steve McDonnell
McDonald Hospital
Little Miss
Pope
Marion
A. A. Kromminga
Herman Hubbard
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Fred Kromminga
S. M. Hosford
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
Joseph M. King
Coe College
Dr. Kremers
John Hiller
Iowa City
Robert Howie, Jr
Maurice Cashman
Thomas
Cascade
Claude Mason
Delhi
Fred Heiken
P. C. McEnany of
Coggon
Roosevelt
David A. McElliott
Ryan
Farley
W. 8. Webster
Scotch Grove
Arthur O'Rourke
Leo Brady
Bernard
Kathryn Legg
Manchester
Montcello
E. J. Farley
Friday Bridge Club
Clover Leaf Club
A. G. Rodman
Maurice Cook
Marie Widmer
Augusta Bliss
The
Congregational Church
Harriet Coughlan
Frank Hayden
Reading Sewing Club
R. P. Clark
Reading and Sewing Club
Harry Maire
Bridge
Lena Marugg
Marguerite Aitchison
John Perrine
Chapter FP
E. J. Noble
Sioux City
Alfreda Reed
Lang’s Mill
Eunice Howland
Margaret Smith
Dolores Lubben
Antonette Coxsee
Miriam Lovell
Irma Boots
Doris Lubben
Frances Barlow
Lavonne Landis
Delta Dek Club
Clarence Matthiessen
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Carl Hodson
William Tuetken
M. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. P. Bancroft
Vivian Bancroft
Rudy Langer
Shirley Hoag
Lillian Hearn
Ava Main
Lou Lang
R. V. Porter
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Matthiessen
Vinton
Charles Luett
America
Schreiner
Schreiner Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Agnes Breck
Byron Abe
Ray Hochternacht
D. P. Young
W. W. Stickford
Peter Prahm
Charles A. Coxsece
W. B. Gerrits
C. E. Endsley
West Branch
Fred Endsley
Kellogg’s
Ray Kromminga
Ralph Milroy
Oswald Dolan
East First
R. J. McNeill
Hopkinton
L. Chadwell
Callahan’s
Palmer's Drug Store
Ed Bragelton
Luman Bennett Farm
H. G. Reuter
Behrends
George Behrends
A. G. Bohlken
Altman
First Street
South Cedar
Grand _ street
Wm. Altman
Albion
Neb
Milwaukee Road
Health Department
Journal of American Medical Association
Wilcox & Gon
A. F. Walker
P. J. Taylor
LMS
Sc Tech
Will M. Lubben
Iowa
Allal
Goodye All Wear
Clark Bros
Monticello, Iowa
Leonard Electric
Radio
Bae
Geo. Raft Sylvia Sidney In
Zane Grey
Paul Whiteman
Jonn Boles
Bing Crogsy
Nanie Jeanette Leff
George Arliss III
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