Monticello Neighbors Visit Friends Across States
Local residents and visitors from Monticello are featured in a social roundup. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William Tucken in Chicago, L J Hollenbeck in Cedar Rapids, Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Perkins, and many other families visiting relatives or hosting guests from Iowa and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tucken
Chicago, IL
George Bartlett
Boise, Idaho
Mrs
Clara Bartlett
Monticello
Norman Newton
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Cubs rout Delhi 16-2 on Wednesday
Monticello piled up 16 runs, seven by earned, aided by seven Delhi errors. Donald Wagner allowed five hits as Monticello totaled 21 hits led by Jerry Hoenshell with three hits in four at bats. Hoenshell and Nieters sparked a three run first inning and a big seven run third, Hines homering in the inning to cap the scoring surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Cubs
Delhi
Monticello
Donald Wagner
Reuben Cracky
Haren
Jerry Hoenshell
Hoenshell
George Nieters
George Hines
Ronnie Egger
Cubs
Eggers
Bill Howie
Tielder
John Wright
Cracky
John Behn
Wagner
Blayney
Nieters
Ray
Egger
Verne Taylor
Robert Lau
Dyersville
Siddell
Davis
Lau
Medel
Bowen
Goldsmith
Hatz
Hillers
I Mickels
Cords
Sackett
Ee Peters
Fensterman
Porter
RH E Monticello
Hines and Hoenshell Lead Cubs as .464 Averages Pace Lineup
After ten games George Hines and Jerry Hoenshell lead the Monticello Cubs with .464 averages, each collecting 13 hits in 28 at bats. Hines tops power with four homers and two doubles while Ronnie Egger and Don Wagner share second at .384, Egger also ranking second in homers with two. The Cubs stand 6 win, 4 loss, beating Delhi Wyoming Dyersville Worthington and Hopkinton twice, with losses to Stanwood Met's Reformatory and Worthington. Team average sits at .310.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hines
Jerry Hoenshell
Monticello Cubs
Hines
Ronnie Egger
Don Wagner
Egger
Wagner
Cubs
Stanwood
Met
Reformatory
Worthington
Delhi
Wyoming
Dyersville
Hopkinton
Cub
Schmidt
G. Hines
Js-Hoenshell
R. Egger
E-D. Wagner
G. Nieters
G. Wessling
D. Westhoff
J. Wright
W. Johnson
W. Jansen
K. Blayney
Oa. Westhoff
J. Behn
W. Taylor
W. Howie
L. Himes
Panthers Top Mount Vernon in Rain Soaked Win
The Monticello Panthers beat Mt. Vernon 9 to 4 to extend their winning streak to three. The game ended after 31 percent innings due to rain with Carl Egger pitching for Monticello and Carl Rieniers catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Mount Vernon
Monticello Panthers
Mt. Vernon
Carl Egger
Monticello
Carl Rieniers
Ringer
Thompson
Mrs. Vernon
Anamosa
Manchester
Pewees
Lisbon
Schmidt Throws No Run No Hit Game for Wyoming
Jack Schmidt of the Wyoming Cardinals pitched a no run no hit 1 0 victory over Durant Thursday evening in Mon ticello. Wyoming scored the lone run on four hits with no errors while Durant had no runs no hits and no errors. Benhart caught for Schmidt and Vastine and Erickson pitched for Durant with Rohlf catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woming
Jack Schmidt
Monticello
Wyoming Cardinals
Durant
Wyoming
Benhart
Schmidt
Vastine
Erickson
Rohlf
Local Residents Visit In Fayetteville And Monticello
Mr and Mrs Clay Keith of Fayetteville Arkansas were Thursday guests of Mr and Mrs Lou Ebfismann. Joseph Fleming has returned to Monticello after spending six months in Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Keith
Fayetteville, Ark
Lou Ebfismann
Joseph Fleming
Monticello
Phoenix, Ariz
Two from Martelle To Graduate Monday At Cornell College
Derene DeLong Youtzy and George Youtzy of Martelle will graduate Monday June 13 from Cornell College Mount Vernon. A senior alumni banquet at Bowman Hall follows on Saturday June 10 with baccalaureate Sunday at King Memorial chapel and a Phi Beta Kappa meeting among seniors and parents. Sir Pierson Dixon will deliver the commencement address at 10 am Monday after a 9:30 am academic procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martelle
Cornell College
Derene DeLong Youtzy
George Youtzy
Mount Vernon
Alumni Association
Bowman Hall
Russell D. Cole
King Memorial Chapel
Cornell
Phi Beta Kappa
Aytea
Music Conservatory
Pierson Dixon
United Kingdom
United Nations
Wyoming Pastor Attends Lutheran Convention at Wartburg
The Zion Lutheran church of Wyoming with Rev. R F Gronewold will be represented at the Iowa District of the American Lutheran church convention at Wartburg college Waverly in June 2023. The event opens at St Pauls Lutheran church with Dr H W Siefkes preaching. The theme is Thank God for the Church and marks the church bodies 25th anniversary. Memorial service honors pastors who died. Dr John Hiltner will speak and district officers will present plans for expansion and merger prep. The Iowa District reports 178 congregations 79866 baptized members 24007 in Sunday schools and over 344000 in mission work last year. The national body has 12 other districts and more than 862238 baptized members with over 3 million dollars contributed to missions. District officers include Dr H W Siefkes president Rev William Adix ranking VP Rev A E Biedermann second VP Dr John Hiltner third VP Rev H A Wilke secretary and Rev L W Reuther treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Zion Lutheran Church of Wyoming
R. F. Gronewold
Iowa
American Lutheran Church Convention
Wartburg College
Waverly
St. Paul’s
John Hiltner
American Lutheran Church
H. Schuh
Columbus
Ohio
Wyoming Lutheran
Towa
H. W. Siefkes
Waterloo
William Adix
Manchester
A. E Biedermann
Mason City
H. A. Wilke
L. W. Reuther
Luana
Wyoming Square Dance Club Plans Friday Meeting at Opera House
The Wyoming Centennial Square Dance club met Wednesday evening at the Opera House with good attendance. The next meeting is Friday June 24 at the Opera House from 8 to 12 with the same callers. The public is invited. The summer band concert season opened June 8 with the Wyoming high school band. Band concerts occur every Wednesday from 8 to 9 p.m. on Main Street band stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Opera House
Square Dance Club
Wyoming High School
Main Street
Midland Homemakers Picnic Moves Indoor For Rain
The Midland Homemakers held their annual family picnic on Sunday June 5 with about 60 attendees. Rain forced relocation from Oxford Junction Legion park to Memorial hall in Wyoming. The Best Yette club met June 1 at Mrs Edward Lloyds home. thirteen members answered salad or dessert like best and shared recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Oxford Junction Legion Park
Memorial Hall
Wyoming
Best Yette Club
Edward Lloyd
Walter Denison
Merle Kitzmiller
Thomas Eichhorn
Howard Heneke
Edward Lloyds
Orley Dawes
City dump theft ban notice issued to public
A warning prohibits removing any property from the city dump with penalties to be pursued under local law.
Family Picnic Plans at French Home This Weekend
The annual family picnic is set for Sunday evening July 10 at 6 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron French. It is a potluck with a viewer roach and guests are asked to bring their own wieners buns and a covered dish. Scott Von Sprecken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Von Sprecken, visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Von Sprecken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron French
Scott von Sprecken
Ross von Sprecken
Peter von Sprecken
Local families host dinners over Memorial weekend
Dr and Mrs Robert Locher and family were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A N Strittmatter. Mr and Mrs Russell Hunt of Decorah were Memorial weekend guests in the Martin Burrichter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Robert Locher
A. N. Strittmatter
Mrs. Russell Hunt
Decorah
Martin Burrichter
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. J. Hollenbeck
Fred Merritt
Ralph Bircher
Lynne
Patty and
Johnny
Ireton
Lyman Perkins
Shirley McCurdy
Charles City
Verne McCurdy
Bert King
Clifford Herr's
Duane Croft
Rodney Rieken
Dick Antreesen
Armin Jacobs
Arminda
Willis Harms
Leonard Suchsland
Dalton
Neb
A. Heiken
Suchslands
Caldwell
Idaho
Suchs
Land
J. H. Shipton
Evelyn Gillis
Robert Shipton
Joe Tuttle
Larry Cartano
Nebraska
Bertha Hartman
Detroit, Mich
T. F. Shipton
Louis Olsen
Clermont
Robert Shiptons
Ramona Hoffman
Iowa City
Herman Hoffman
Karl Behrends
Leigh Clark
Alva Behrends
Behrends
Cedar Falls
Karl
Iowa State Teachers College
David Hamilton
Chicago
Tom Hamiltons
Edward Darrow
Nettie Darrow
Amita, Iowa
Earl Benedict
Stanley Harris
Iowa State College
Ames
George Harris
Stanley
Clarioy
George Daniels
Russell Meade
Rex Rickels
Richfield, N. I
Robert Chisman
American Legion
Cascade
Thurs
Chester Condit
Waener
Wagner II
Taylor
Howie
Wright
ABA
H Blayney
If Hoenshell
Beeenene Taylor
A. Westhoff
Jansen
Ste
Westhoff
Ree
Dad
Stuhler
Mrs. Raymond Keller
Mrs. Keller
Square Dance
Midland Homemakers
A. P. Lambert
Whick
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Kuriger Bros
Forfad
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