Garden Club Has June Meeting
CENTER JUNCTION The June meeting of the Garden club was held at the home of Mrs Edith Hinrichsen Saturday afternoon after a sack lunch. The program included a brief business session a book review Flowers of Legend by Vernon Quinn read by Myrtle Himebaugh and poems The Wild Rose and Love Planted a Rose read by Mrs Ruth Stanton. Eleven members and two guests attended with various local visitors noted throughout the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Garden Club
Edith Hinrichsen
Vernon Quinn
Myrtle Himebaugh
Marietta Stanton
Ruth Stanton
Freda Ketelsen
Des Moines
Herman Petersens
Henry Johnson
Albert Lea
Munn
Don Ketelsen
Fredda Ketelsen
Ruth Glenn
Steven
Richard Langs
Monticello
Semester Ends as Students Return Home
June story notes Iowa State teachers college graduates Nancy Jo Holub Betty Bahnsen and Onalee James returning home first week of June. James to work at C and D Drive Inn. Wallace family gathering May 29. Gerd Dirks improving after illness. John and Jane Wallace had tonsil surgeries June 2 at St Luke's Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Fred Lazare to assist as Wyoming news correspondent June 4 to August 10. Mrs. Raymond Keller attending Summer School at SUI. Latare to field calls 1 p.m. and pass to Keller. phone 130. Everett Walden and Raymond Keller to attend SUT summer session June 4 to August 10. Band Boosters picnic June 12 at Monticello fairgrounds. Granddaughter Kay Buchholz graduation at Amps Iowa. to attend Iowa State College next year. Mrs. Hazel Heasty McIlvain attended Wyoming alumni banquet May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Nancy Jo
Holub
Betty Bahnsen
Onalee James
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss James
C. and
D. Drive
Albert Wallace
Wallace
Willingsburg
Gerd Dirks
John
Jane Wallace
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Fred Lazare
Raymond Keller
SUI
Keller
Latare
Everett Walden
Sut
Monticello Fairgrounds
Wyoming Band
Louis Buchholtz
Kay Buchholz
Amps
Iowa
Kay
Walter Bucnholtz
Iowa State College
Hazel Heasty McIlvain
William Thomson
Lovell No 9 District Picnic Set for June 19
Notice announces Lovell No 9 district picnic to be held at Monticello City Park on Sunday June 19 with rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell No. 9
Monticello City Park
Funeral notices detail Woodard and Elwood obituaries
Charles Woodard died May 29 and funeral services were held June 1 in Rock Island. Mrs. Cecil Wherry learned of the death of her sister Mrs. Robert M. Elwood, 88, on June 3 near Seattle. Surviving Elwood are her sister Mia Wherry, three children and four grandchildren. Elwood burial occurred in Everett Cemetery. Attendees at Mrs Emma Berry’s funeral in Cedar Rapids included Mia Louis Sampson and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Robert Elwood
Seattle
Wash
Mia
Louis Sampson
George
Emma Berry
Cedar Rapids
Beary
4-H Election Highlights and 4-H Style Show
The event lists 4-H club officers and attendees with 100 percent club participation. A registration team led by Jackson Wise and Mrs. Louis Schladetzky organized the gathering for Hale Wapsie Wanderers and companion clubs. Forty 4-H models, chosen from two best groomed girls per club, presented the afternoon style show titled Groomed the 4-H Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Benhart
Judith Black
Adice Larken
Janet Zimmerman
Sharon Mayberry
Margaret Davis
Margaret. Shumaker
Karen Abbott
Virginia Lawrence
Cura Geassfield
Ruth Ann Heiken
Jennifer Schneider
Carol Robertson
Jackson Wise @wls
Louis Schladetzky
Olin
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Prairie Hill Be Natural
Wayne Willing Workers Clubs
Cass Corner Chums
Jackson Wise Owls
Madison Merry Maids
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Wyoming Polly Pigtails
Madison Jolly Janes
County Group Skit Readers and Society Figures Highlighted
Hale Wapsie Wan derers staged a skit with readers Mary Holmes Kathleen Brady and main roles played by Phyllis Wood and Sharon Brodersen. The Prairie Pals offered a dance routine and "Takes Two to Tango" entertained. Annual county group meeting named Cyrulee Benhart mistress of ceremonies with officer elections and multiple motorists cited for infractions including Harold Polance, Derald Snow, and Earl Luensman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Mary Holmes
Kathleen Brady
Phyllis Wood
Sharon Brodersen
Diane Woolison
Sarah Brodersen
Alice Butterfield
Janet Holmes
Dolores Strong
Carmen Robertson
Donna Woods
Carol Robertson
Linda Hawley
Joyce Burgess
Prairie Pals
Carol Vacek
Wyoming
Polly Pigtails
Cyrulee Benhart
Oxford Wuppy Hustlers
Glenda Guhl
Olin Ship Aljuy
Lynda ¥Olkers
Marjorie Jamison
Thirteen Appear In Police Court Summary
Thirteen appeared in police court this past week. Maurice Cashman of Monticello was found not guilty after being cited for careless driving. Doyle Day of Monticello was sentenced to ten days in jail for intoxication. Shimanek, Robert DeWald, Alphonse Lambert, and Theodosia Pulver of Monticello faced fines for improper parking stop sign violations and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaid
Maurice Cashman
Monticello
Doyle Day
Eda Ai Shimanek
Robert DeWald
Monticello Neighbors Dinner Guests Visit
Mrs Jack Reeks and children of Huntsville Alabama spent the weekend with the Jack Bucks at their home. Anita Barrett of Cedar Rapids and Donald Lumpa of New City were Sunday dinner guests in the Paul Lumpa home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reeks
Huntsville, N
Jack Bucks
Anita Barrett
Cedar. Rapids
Donald*Lumpa
Jews City
Paul Lumpa Ome
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Jack
Maire
Hy Bred Sons
Ralph Husman
Jones County
Acre
Anamosa
Fay
Anamosa, Iowa
Geo. C. Schoon
Express
Leonard Boos
Chryslers
Plymouths
McLaughlin
Buick
Pontiac
North Cedar
Port Sale
Delhi
Yorkshire
Harold Steiner
Herman Helgens and Son
Henry F. Adams
Otto Danneman
William Baumann
John Rogers
Hopkinton
Wales
Henry Adams
Clarence Acker
Telephone
Middleton
Wis
Herman J. Welter
Sand Springs
Bath
Wm. G. Schoon
Caroline Glauser
N. Gill St
Acme Electric Co
Davidson
Library
Eclipse Lumber Co
Fred Kay
Frances Gearhart
J. H. Zink
Broadway
Webster City
Huerter
John F. Huerter
Kuriger Bros
Monticello Roofing Co
Stan Peters
Chicago
Stanton Deming
T. E. Stanton
G. F. Skelding
Galena
Ill
Elsen
Anna Seehusen
George Seehusen
Castle Grove
Roy Moreland
Lawrence Utley
Sioux Falls
S. D
Dillon Mackrill
Sioux City
Fred Henak
Lake City
Lohrville
Daisy Chase
William Hinrichs
Herman Peterson
M. P. Paulsen
Larry Paulsen
Ames
John Paulsen
Onslow
Jim Paulsen
Town City
Treva Heiken
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Charles Heideman
Harold Heideman
Ben Heiken
Salmons-Brodie
John Hinrichs
George Plueger
Mary
Scotch Grove
Henry Otten
Central City
Fred Biere
Anther
Arlo Brady
Frank Himebaugh
May Himebaugh
Paul Dartings
Wilton Junction
Russ Jamieson
Charles Lambert
Earl
John McDonald Hospital
C. G. Thomas
R. W. Brady
State of
Tutte
A.D
H. E
Said County
Inc
Cc. F. Shimanek
W. L. Pearson
Towa
Gertrude Folkerts
Garret Siebels
Fannie Bai Loche Locher
Locher and Stelmatte
Attarneave
Allis- Chalmers
National Farm and Home Hour
NBC
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Monticello Agt
Mary Karen Paulsen
Elaine Ricklefs
Evonne Reth
Judy Wolfe
Barbara Tobiason
Mary Manternach
Verla Stampe
Jerlyn Jansen
Nancy Mardorf
Sandra Hamilton
Sally Catlett
Darlene Steffen
Sharon Schneiter
Janet Usher
Marjorie Tradeh
Farmers’ Feed & Supply
Harold Polance
Nebraska Mills Co
Henry Coyle
Derald Snow
Glean Hein
Kenneth
Hylvet
James Covington
Covington
Earl Luensman
Kenny Hofer & His Orchestra
Mrs
Paul Bader
Baler Twine
Binder
Cascade
Ford
Oearte
Hord Freese Motor Coq
Monticello, Iowa
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