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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

8

Cascade Social Notes and Local Updates

Cascade community news covers marriages and engagements at St. Martins and local clergy jubilees, alumni from Mount St Joseph's and the University of Dubuque, weddings, picnics, and visits among families. Residents attend the Monticello silver jubilee, lay retreat, and summer schools while local projects include road paving and water supply work.

Community life notes and visits around Monticello area

A long list of visits and events fills the Monticello region from the Dubuque quartet performance to family gatherings. Residents like Edna Brookins, Annie Hicks, and G. Manus are mentioned alongside nursing graduates and town events. Social visits span Monticello, Dubuque, Cedar Rapids, and Anamosa with many local families hosting meals, dances, and Sunday gatherings.

Social visits span Monticello to Scotch Grove and Anamosa

Richland Center Miss Martha Balcar visits Honolulu sister Agnes. Monticello families gather for meals and dinners at the Hein and Decker homes. Reynolds and Kiburz families exchange visits in Scotch Grove and Anamosa. Miss Rose Winkler’s shower attended by Galen Hein. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kiburz held at Monticello Congregational church.

Martha Balcar Cedar Rapids Honolulu Agnes George W. Hein Frank Leonard Durst Warren Monticello Andreas Florine Scotch Grove Ted Rieniers Harry Maire Marvin Jake Reimers Dubuque Will Hoffman Carl N. Hein Ben Redmond Anamosa John Dietiker Will Balsiger Chris Decker Martha Allen Paul Melvin Martha Budl Galen Hein Rose Winkler Ed Zirkelbach Paul Guyan Nelson Kiburz

Federated clubs gather in Memorial hall Jones county

The Jones county federated clubs met at Memorial hall after a picnic luncheon. Mrs. Harriet Lamey chaired the session with welcomes from Mrs. Mary P. Smith and a response by Mrs. Henry Kruse. Talks covered club work, services to the blind, and a Des Moines board report. A Woodmen of America initiation drew sixty candidates. 75 attended a reception for the new mom. George M. Hogeboom, 68, described a planned hanging at his barn to a neighbor.

Federated Clubs Jones County Memorial Hall Harriet Lamey Mary P. Smith Wyoming Henry Kruse Hale G. R. Woodhouse Fifth District Vinton Strawman Anamosa Iowa Jennie Paul Smith Onslow Des Moines Rose Day Wyoming Camp No Modern Woodmen of America George M. Hogeboom

Local residents note surgeries and community events in Wyoming area

The article records residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings, trades and occupations, and several personal updates. It notes a state hospital admission for a man described as insane, regional dental and school efforts, marriages, travel to Chicago, and local business changes including garages and a bus route linking Maquoketa Monticello and Cedar Rapids.

Local Social News Highlights From Wyoming Area

Onslow Bille Allen returns home for summer from Kansas City high school. Mrs. George Lyons hosts a bridge gathering honoring Mrs. Mildred Lamay Barlow of Minneapolis. C. A. Case and family visit T. H. Case. Ladies' Guild to meet at church basement with hostesses R Chatterton W E Smith and Edna Smith. Children’s Day program at church with offering to start Sunday schools. Church decorated with flowers and vines. Carroll Lightfoot and family visited Muscatine and KTNT station. Henry Koon and W C T U flower mission at Anamosa prison distributed one thousand bouquets and treats. Lizzie McMaster of Hale visits mother Lucy McMaster. Rev. Charles and Dr. Hawkins of Cedar Rapids, allies of Coe College, lead Sunday service. Unanimous call extended to Rev. Henry Marks of Richland Center. occupancy and manse updates noted. Mrs. Sarah Woodyard visiting from Anamosa with niece and Mr. Oswald. Emil Paulsen family welcomed a seven pound boy born last Thursday. Thirteen Altruian club members attend county convention at Wyoming.

Didependence Bogeboomn Wakow Wyoming John Wholves Idaho Niall Moline Nial Fring Babcock Pringle Tinedin Neb iManday Bod Habcock Pope W. G Lydia Newcomb Donnellson John T. Wherry C. T.T. Club Hotel Willams Alder C. 2 Binith Jean Wn Garrison Okmulgee Oklahoma Garrison Smith Estes Park Arretra Jeanette Hernon Chicago Jones County Anamosa Monticello Raymond Brown Mount Pleasant E. F. Hodoval Brown Frank Matejka Mary Koch Lillian Kouba Elizabeth Fishwild Anta Marie White Paul Lofshull Sloan Jacobsen Cedar Rapids P. W. Jacobsen Gertrude Walker Miles Howard Bronson R. H. White Wyoming High School Grinnell Cedar Falls Sloan and Manson Sloan High School Minneapolis Business College Roy Overly C. A. Reade Ernest von Sprecken Frances Buchholtz Bessie Dusanek Coe College Bille Allen Kansas City George Lyons Bridge Hoonor Mildred Lamey Barlow Minneapolis C. A. Case T. H. Case Ladies’ Guild R. Chatterton W. E. Smith Edna Smith Carroll Lightfoot Muscatine KTNT Henry Koon Lizzie McMaster Hale Lucy McMaster Charles Hawkins Henry Marks Richland Center Church Marks Sarah Woodyard Oswald Mr. Oswald Emil Paulsen

Local social calls and visits from Dubuque to Monticello area

Miss Isabel McDonough and the Murray sisters visited Orpha Garlinghouse on Sunday. Mrs. Behrends attended Nettie Mullan’s funeral in Hopkinton last Wednesday. George Bright and son from Spring Valley called in town Wednesday. F M Johnson visited Hopkinton. E L Brandt and son Clifton traded in Monticello. Orpha Garlinghouse hosted visitors, and others traveled to Hopkinton, Monticello, or Cedar Rapids. The creamery shipped butter and eggs Saturday. Various relatives and friends from Dubuque, Manchester, Deer Lodge, and Ames visited here. Rev Louis McDonough of Dubuque conducted Sunday Mass. he is a former resident and newly ordained priest.

Isabel McDonough Dubuque Mary and Clara Murray Orpha Garlinghouse W. H. Behrends Nettie Mullan Hopkinton George Bright Spring Valley F. M. Johnson E. L. Brandt and Son Clifton Monticello R. E. Chaplin J.T. Rateliff Myrtle Genevieve Buck Creek Creamery Company Tone Bohl John Schuster Nick Samels Minneapolis Jennie Guthrie George Kenny Earlville Sam von Talge Manchester R. W. Maggette Deer Lodge Montana Jack Monticelo Clara Arduser Ruth McGlade Ames Louis McDonough

Creamery Shipments Mention Butter Eggs at Sand Spring

The creamery at Sand Spring shipped butter and eggs Wednesday morning. Mentioned are Mrs J J Mulvehill and Miss Elizabeth McDonough of Johnstown Pa along with Mrs Tessie McDonough.

J. J. Mulvehill Elizabeth McDonough Johnstown Tessie McDonough

Amber Daly and guests travel in Colorado and Kansas

Amber Phil Daly and family left for ten days in Colorado to visit daughter Vivian in Boulder then Colorado Springs and Denver. On return they will visit friends in Goodland Kansas. Local notes mention appendectomy patient Minnie Danneman doing well and several Sunday visits. A Kansas corn carload arrived as pastures stay short from moisture shortage.

Phil Daly Colorado Vivian Boulder Colorado Springs Denver Goodland Kansas Minnie Danneman Anamosa Cal Chase Maxine Wild Sutton Center Junction W. R. Zimmerman Freda Lansing Mich Julia Toenjes Cedar Rapids August Toenjes Otto Danneman Ed Herren Ed Duncan Charles Luett Monticello Paul Hanken Carl Gerdes Will Jansen Harold Glass Ruth Glass Fritz Barrack John Brokens Adolph Schufman Arlington George Bodiker Ernie Wahl Sand Spring Herman Zimmerman Henry Dirks Chicag Louise Coleman Terman Helgens Clara Anderson Viola Philip Bailes Henry John Teev Presbyterian Church James Deleo Young Charles Tay Carl Husman

Whitney reunion and picnic at McQueen spring

Visitors note from Bettendorf and Cedar Rapids attend Sunday gatherings. The Whitney reunion picnic occurred Sunday at the McQueen spring. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Wes Wagner Sunny City and Miss Mildred Woodward on vacation. The Des Moines Register comments on stock market misconceptions.

Ngtares Pearl Bowman Ma~te Memine Bettendorf Wes Wagner Sunny City Will Reed Ruth Randall Cedar Rapids Ami Rundell Whitney McQueen Spring C. D. Deen Nudley Deen Central City Mildred Woodward H. Dolan Ana‘mosa Paul Lauser Cedar Falls Clarence Fisk Chicago R. M. Clark Paul Pillard

4-H Prizes At State Fair Will Amount To 13337

A statewide 4 H club congress at the 1928 Towa State Fair will award 13337 in cash prizes for exhibits and contests. Over 1500 juniors from all counties will compete in livestock, crops and demonstrations, with winners advancing to the National Club Congress in Chicago. Details available from Secretary A R Corey Des Moines.

Towa National Club Congress Chicago A. R. Corey Des Moines

Calf Judging Degrees Questioned by Corydon Reader

A Corydon reader in Des Moines Register questions the value of a college education by asking what use there is in sending a son to Ames to learn calf judging, framing it as economic waste.

Des Moines Register Postecards Ames

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cascade Cantor George Koty Worthington John Breitbach Columbia College George A. Hauck St. Martin's School At. Martin’s Auditorium Lucille Dunnigan Margaret Grace Mary Kenny Gertrude Lane Margaret Leytem Lorraine Driscoll Musette Hein Madeline Hoffman Madeline Skahill Orland Rogers Raphael Lehner Joseph McArthur James Supple Mary Geary Mount St. Joseph's College Sidney Clark Milwaukee J. P. Kirchen Catherine Kirchen L. W. Will Rose Becker American Legion Auxiliary Council Bluffs Ralph Gearhart R. J. Finn David W. Winters University of Dubuque O. J. Winters W. J. Drummond George Ganfield California Rita Dolphin Washington, D. C J. B. Albers Margaret Angela Albers Hillar Koob Anthony William Sigworth St. Francis Church Balltown Emmet Koob Connie Gross Rolland Taylor Elkhart Indiana Jacob Conter Taylor Dayton Ohio St. Mary's St. Martin's Maquoketa Highway 161 Earl Sauser J. P. Sauser Creighton University Omaha D. D. Moore John Gearhart Sisters of St. Francis Charles Oeschger Anna Sadler Peosia Michael Clement Bies Bellevue Earl Aitchison Irene of Clinton J. B. Aitchison Clara Heffernen Bernice O'Brien Burd McVey Moorland Catherine Bisenius Myrle Fagan Sara Glynn Madeline Croston Ruth Orth J. C. Orth Towa City Meads Wie Mikk Edna Brookins Joni Annie Mie Hicks Harry Adam Hein Janain Sehwettger John Behweitzer Montleely Motioehe Herman Zubler Harold Marugy Montlerls John Behweltver Nick Kieltseh Carl Schneiter Herman Pee Forest Ely Alfred Moore Ben Tuel Patricia Mabel Will Jarrett Tom George Fred W. Hein Grand Lodge of A. F A. M Martin Buol Cap Buol Len Buol Fannie Mae Hicks George Allen Lucia Schoon Clarence Brashaw Devil's Backbone John Sangi J. L. Arduser George Hein, Jr John Yossi G. L. Buol John Smith O. P. Hanssen Martha Buol John McDonald Memorial Hospital Monticello High School Gertrude Schweitzer Elsie Winch Fritz Maruggz Edna Will Bennie Buol John Schweitzer Fritz Marage Alfred Yossi Naomi Hein Delhi Emmelyn Hoffman H. L John Arduser Richland Center Woodhouse Edna Wasson G. Sears Sears Edna Blackadder Dean Bowser Stanwood Hart Howard Willison H. Orr Clifford Howard Clayton Garnett Cornell College Sunner Laveta Cram Mnaquoketa Willison Miss Laveta Lillie Roberts A. E. Walters Decorah Westgate George French Carl Lazare Olin O. C. Johnston Lura Tampa Florida Marion Peter Schmalfeld Miss Moyer Belle Johnston Mary Paul Mrs. Johnston Frank Fowlie Waterloo Lee Hutton Joseph Hutton del Hutton Tumbl-Inn Cottage Mill Maquoketa Caves Sabula Savanna Excelsior Minn Bert Kiburz F. A. Royden Arend Poppe Kiburz Lanie Greene Lloyd Pickett Hutton's Mill R. P. Clark W. B. Clark Wilma Roberta Geneva Loomis Verna Garth Epworth Kathleen Hughes Hughes Lieutenant Hutton China Hutton America Little Rock Ark Albert Schrader Griven Max Henrichs H. A. Loomis Lorraine Eileen Bert Kiburn John Doden G. J. Hughes Everett Stickley Robert Junior Iowa Falls Will Hughes Amber W. A. Suthers Dr. Teeter Monticello, Iowa J. G. Schoon Insurance I. V. Dautremont DR. Burris L. J. Swift George Albery Phore J. W. Doxsee Doxsee Doxsee Attorneys AT Law C. A. Doxee Lovell Block Star Meat Market Will Marshall Buick Diick Lovejoy F. W. Page Monticello, Town Botck Lascal Ve Rey Ao. I FC New York Ravelers Great Northern Loop Igh Walter Craighead Dearborn Jackson Quincy Baby Jimmy OWA Druggists Association Iowa Pharmaociet W. W. Stickford J. Kay CO A. Palmer Frank L. Stoughton Memickel Drug CO W. M. Skinner F. Hodoval
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