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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

7

Marietta Hodges and Leyland Skelley wed in Des Moines

Miss Marietta Hodges daughter of Greenfield residents and Leyland Skelley son of Monticello parents married at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Des Moines in a brief ceremony attended by relatives and close friends. The couple plans a three week wedding trip to Brainerd Minnesota and will reside at 1145 35th Street Des Moines.

Marietta Calvin Hodges Calvin R. Hodges Greenfield Leyland Skelley Ernest Skelley Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Des Moines Minneapolis 35Th Street Monticello Ernest Shelley Elmer E. Hicks Bertha Burlingham Prank Burlingham Cass Township Alfred Seehusen Jene Seehusen Castle Grove Liutheran Church Arnold Thalackes Marlo Brulken Brideamnati Maton Seehusen Wad Mesaceradyalacol

Neighborhood club dessert luncheon with birthday gifts

Miss Florence Hoag hosted the Neighborhood club at her home Tuesday evening with a 7 o clock dessert luncheon. Guests included Marian Endsley Louise York Irma Ann Gchoon Janet Musgrove Susan Stuhler Marjory Thomas and Delphia Balster. The evening featured progressive auction bridge and prizes for high score and traveling.

Jane Marian Endsley Louise York Irma Ann Gchoon Janet Musgrove Susan Stuhler Marjory Thomas Delphia Balster Florence Hoag Ed Podhaski Ed Matt Muller

Farewell Party and Stuhler Family Gathering Reported

A farewell party for Miss Dorothy Miles was held Sunday night at the Richard Hanken farm home in Lovell township with eleven guests enjoying dancing and music. The Stuhler families in Monticello hosted a country club picnic with out of town relatives from Rochester and Chicago, followed by lawn supper and photo sessions.

J. G. Thomas Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Harriet Coughlin Charles Northrop Janet Hazard Coughlan Ella Hicks H. E. Jacobs Buffalo New York Dorothy Miles Richard Hanken Lovell Township Maurice Maire Harold Carmichael Carleton Landis Gladys Skelley Royal Corbett Earl van Voltenberg Stuhler Monticello Country Club Louis Stuhler George Jim Rochester Mrs. Riess Stuhler Mrs. Russe Stuhler Mrs. Stuhler

Donnie Schneider Hosts Fourth Birthday Party

Donnie Schneider celebrated his fourth birthday at his home last Saturday afternoon. Guests included Ruth Appleby, Caroline Harford, Margy Schneider, Donnie Appleby, Shirley Schneider, Jimmie Jo Rhatigan, Ronnie Matthiessen, Barbara Schneider, Ronnie Kane, Bobby Rhatigan, and Ronnie Schneider. Mrs. Schneider served birthday refreshments at 4:30 p.m. The table featured a yellow and green color scheme and a large green cake with four yellow candles.

Donnie Schneider Harry Schneider Ruth Appleby Caroline Harford Margy Schneider Donnie Appleby Shirley Schneider Jimmie Jo Rhatigan Ronnie Matthiessen Barbara Schneider Ronnie Kane Bobby Rhatigan Ronnie Schneider

Neighborhood Farewells and Celebrations In Castle Grove Area

A group of twenty one former neighbors hosted a farewell picnic for Mrs. Emil Ricklefs at the Thoent home, while Mr. Ricklefs gave a separate 6:30 supper at Goudy’s cafe. The couple heads to California with stops in Lincoln and Omaha. Also, a 500 club luncheon featured low score prizes for Mrs. Lloyd Clark's group. Castle Grove marked Mrs. Marie Heiken’s 81st birthday with open house and a new grandson born the same day.

Emil Ricklefs Milton Thoent William Thompson Lloyd Clark Leslie Bright Henry Helms Charles Ritchie Ike Schneider Thompson Ralph Lambert Will First Everett Nichols Harvey Harford Henry Ohe Norman Newton Castle Grove Marie Heiken Wisn Anna Helken George Specht Henry Johnson

Monticello Couple Wed in Zimmermans Hall

Monticello high school teacher in Jones county rural schools for three years marries bride in white silk taffeta gown with redingote style veil and pearl accents. Bridesmaid wears pink silk mull and carries pink roses. A wedding dance followed in Zimmermans hall. They plan a California wedding trip and new home.

Monticello High School Jones County Miles Zimmerman Mrs. See Husen California

Iowa declares air mail week June 20 to 26 in 1937

Governor Nelson G. Kraschel proclaims June 20 through 26 as Iowa Air Mail Week urging residents to learn and use air mail and to consider its national and international implications. The proclamation was issued in Des Moines on June 15, 1937.

New York San Francisco Boston Air Postal North American Western Hemisphere Nelson G. Kraschel Iowa Des Moines United States of America

Sunshine Vital for Zoo Animals in Winter Care

Animals need sunshine for health and growth as rickets can occur without outdoor light. Zoos use artificial sun baths with UV lamps and sunlight therapies during winter, and provide irradiated foods to mammals and birds including monkeys, hippos, and giraffes.

Aftermath of Summer Storms and Small Town Observations

A reflective piece describes storm aftermath with scrubbed foliage and fallen baby birds, recalls childhood graveyard rituals, and notes witty road signs. The writer also muses on college commencements, a fanciful Eliza crossing the ice idea, and questions about love and antidotes to temptations.

Winners In Essay Contest

Doris Ingwersen and Ronald Meade share prize essays on permanent peace and war causes. Ingwersen argues for demilitarization and civic reform to avert future rebellion, while Meade links war to profiteering, urges preparedness and schoolled peace education.

Doris Ingwersen Wyoming High School Ronald Meade Oxford Junction America

Peace Drive Calls for Backing President and Legislation

A school reflects on the value of permanent peace and urges backing the president who promotes proper legislation for the United States and other nations. The message emphasizes national leadership and proactive policy measures.

America

Shattuck School Graduate John B. Thomas Honored

John B. Thomas son of Dr and Mrs C G Thomas Monticello graduated from Shattuck school Faribault Minn at the annual commencement held Thursday June 10 He was elected Cum Laude the national honorary scholastic society and was a letter winner in football basketball and track

John B. Thomas C. G. Thomas Monticello Shattuck School Faribault, Minn Cum Laude National Preparatory School Shattuck

Country Club Committees Schedule Wide September Events

The roster lists members and chairs for upcoming Country Club events. Details show contract tournament week of September 13 and later evenings including bridge, a Pat Luck luncheon, and a closing dinner dance with named hosts and patron families.

William Flackender E. H. de- Shaw J. E. Helserman Eldon Brashaw Francis Shimanek R. G. Stuhler J. J. Locher Fred Endsley B. C. Roberts Milton Tho Charles Ilton A. Luett Meyer Slivken John Shovear

War fear grips Europe amid powder lure says Felix M Warburg

A quotation from Felix M Warburg notes Europe is full of powder but the public fears war and desires peace, reflecting posturing tensions and anxiety across nations. The remark captures a mood of cautious restraint before potential conflict.

Europe Felix M Warburg

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