Janet Young and Harry Schaller Wed in Monticello
Miss Janet Young daughter of Mr and Mrs David P Young and Mr Harry W Schaller son of Mr and Mrs George J Schaller were married at the Congregational church in Monticello on Wednesday June 18 at high noon. Rev Samuel G Gutensohn officiated. The ceremony was attended by immediate families. The couple were unattended and the church featured ferns and summer flowers. Elfriede Cartano played the wedding march. The bride wore pink organdy with a matching picture hat and carried a colonial bouquet. A luncheon followed at the Maples Inn. Afterward the couple will reside at 207 Lake Avenue Storm Lake Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Young
David P. Young
Harry W. Schaller
George J. Schaller
Storm Lake
Towa
Monticello
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Elfriede Cartano
Maples Inn
Schaller
Cornell College
Philomathean Society
Gamma Gamma Gamma
Correctionville
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Columbia University
Phi Sigma Kappa College
Scholastic Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Citizens First National Bank of
Wyat Yon
Baby
Moline
Yon
Merger Of Three Lutheran Bodies Form American Lutheran Church
Lutherans mark the 400th Augsburg Confession read in Augsburg Germany as a milestone. Three American bodies the Buffalo Synod the Iowa Synod and the Joint Synod of Ohio join to form the American Lutheran Church. A merger meeting is set for Toledo Ohio in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Roman Empire
Augsburg
Germany
Buffalo Synod
Iowa Synod
Joint Synod of Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
Ralph Redmond Joins Six Week ROTC Training at Fort Snelling
Ralph Redmond son of Dr and Mrs Thomas M Redmond leaves Marshalltown for Fort Snelling Minnesota to spend six weeks in the medical division of the Reserve Officers Training Camp. He is joined by James Olson also from Marshalltown and studying medicine at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Redmond
Thomas M. Redmond
Fort Snelling
Minn
Reserve Officers’ Training Camp
Ralph
Campion Academy
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Marshalltown
James Olson
College of Medicine
The
State University
Lake Trip With Editorial Assn From Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Charles A Coxsee attended National Editorial Association sessions in Milwaukee Wisconsin then began a lake cruise. The five night four day voyage included Kohler Madison Sturgeon Bay Mackinac Island and Sault Ste Marie with a June 25 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Coxsee
Milwaukee
Wis
National Editorial Association
Dells
Wisconsin
Kohler
Madison
Sturgeon Bay
Cherry Orchard Country
Mackinac Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Ed Wirth Attends Ames Short Course on Cleaning Methods
Edward Wirth, owner of Wirth Dry Cleaning in Monticello, traveled to Ames on Tuesday to attend a short course offered annually by Iowa State College. The event lets him learn the latest approved methods of cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wirth
Ames
Edward Wirth
Wirth
Monticello
Iowa State College
Triplet Daughters Born to Mr and Mrs J Hein of Richland
Mr and Mrs John Hein Jr of Richland township near Monticello welcomed triplet daughters born Friday June 13. Dr Fraser reports the babies well formed and healthy weighing five, five and four pounds named Jean Joan and June. The family already has four daughters. The mother’s maiden name was Maggie Allen. This rare birth draws public interest in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hein, Jr
Richland Township
Monticello
Fraser
Jean
Joan
June
Maggie Allen
Barbara Allen
Neighborhoods And Local Developments Spark Iowa News
John W. Fox a 19 year old University of Dubuque student hanged himself Saturday in a shed at his home. George Dilger to serve as superintendent of Greeley consolidated schools. Dubuque Airways formed by twelve locals to operate the Sageville road airport with 25000 capital. paving on state road 38 through Jones county complete. shoulder work underway to open by July 4. Clinton county sheriff raid on speakeasies and gambling joints. Florence Weller a 23 year old nurse found dead in the Mississippi river after nervous breakdown. Fred Taylor of Maquoketa treated in Iowa City after eye injuries. one eye removed. Henry Curtis drowned in Hewitt creek flood waters near Volga City road. Delaware county sold 150000 in county primary road bonds to A B Leach Bond Co of Chicago at 4 percent with premium 152. Funds to pave primary highway No 13 from Manchester to Linn county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fox
University of Dubuque
George Dilger
Garnaville
Greeley
Dubuque Airways, Inc
Dubuque
Sageville Road
Jones County
Sheriff's Office
Clinton County
Clinton
Florence Weller
Low Moor
Mississippi River
Here
Miss Weller
Fred Taylor
Maquoketa
Iowa City
Henry Curtis
Hewitt Creek
Volga City Road
Curtis
Delaware County
A. B. Leach Bond Company
Chicago
Manchester
Linn County Linge
Gardner & Maurice
E. E. Gruenstein
Rudolph Bauman
Switzerland
Charles Cash
Anamosa
Iowa State University
Maggie E. Potter
Edith C. Schneider
Maude A. Mirick
Libbie W. Thoeni
Myrtle E. Hofacre
Ethel E. Smith
Hattie E. Lubben
Cleve L. Welch
Arthur E. Baker
John M. Mayberry
Minnie E. Barnts
Millie P. Albertson
Millington F. Carpenter
Clara A. Noyes
Amelia C. E. Borgelt
Edith L. Rettig
Pansy E. Carter
Augusta Haeussler
Raymond C. Baade
Doyt Rhodes
William Wales
Thomas J. George
Gertrude Thompson
Dwight Smith
Margaret Potter
Margaret Jacobs Eilers
Gerhard Eilers
Antone
Henry
William G
Paul Eilers
John Moore
Queenstown
Ireland
Charles S. Bidwell
J. W. Coxsee
Europe
Adam Reichart
Maude Palmer
W. E. van Buren
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frances Ruth Fuller
Hiram K. Fuller
Baseball Association
Messrs. H. M. Carpenter
J. H. Perrine
A. W. Steiner
R. C. Stirton
Dyersville
Monticello
Olin
Stanwood
Great Western
North Western
J. A. Voorhees
Clarence Simpson
F. B. Bolton
Mary Marvin
Pasadena
California
J. E. Jones
L. E. Pride
Oliver Rogers
Prairieburg
Alice Irene George
James George
Otto G. Meyer
J. W. Innes
Coe College
Harry Eagan
Thomas Eagan
Harry
Eliza Simpson
Castle Grove Township
Prairleburg
Local Golfers Beaten At Anamosa Links
Monticello golfers traveled to Anamosa for the second tournament of the season and were decisively defeated by the Anamosa squad on a strange course. Anamosa won two tournaments in one day, also defeating Mount Vernon on the Prison City course. The Monticello team, led by Gus Ricklefs and others, now has one win and one loss, with about six more tournaments expected this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Prison City
Richland Center Church Plans June Ice Cream Social
The Ladies Aid of the Richland Center Presbyterian church announces an ice cream social next Thursday evening June 26 at the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid of
Richland Center Presbyterian Church
Twenty Five Years Ago’s Monticello News Highlights
A roundup of local events includes the school board leasing the opera house to Gardner & Maurice, the release of Rudolph Bauman after homesickness treatment, a first Caesarian birth in Anamosa, Monticello commencement with President McClain, and multiple obituaries and marriages. Notes on an interurban railway plan falter as town life advances.
Jones County Grants 86 Rural Eighth Grade Diplomas
Seventy rural pupils earned eighth grade diplomas across forty one schools with Miss Nellie V. Morey supervising. Seventeen more rural students completed work in graded schools earning high school admission certificates. Raymond Levi of Anamosa to represent Jones County in Edison scholarship exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie V. Morey
Jones County
Willie Lubben
Cass No. 5
Evalena Freese
Wayne No. 7
Irvin Seivers
Peace Ridge
Wyoming Township
Irvin
Bleas
Biersi Weskson
Cass Township
Wyoming
Des Moines
Iowa
Edison
Raymond Levi
Anamosa
Geraldine Ireland
Frederick van Kirk
Wanda Cooper
Grace Huston
Junior Peiper
Esther Kulhavy
Gertrude Brown
John Koppenhaver
Robert Schatz
Laurabell Kohl
Glenn Sievers
Reuben Conley
Pauline Cramer
Cecil Hay
Harold Meeks
Pearl Wink
Lambert Families Return From 2500 Mile Trip
Dr. and Mrs. Asa P. Lambert and the Lamberts visited Dayton Virginia and Spring Creek area, inspected the old Lambert house, spent a week in Washington DC, and attended services at Stan ton Virginia Presbyterian Church built in 1732. They report drought and unemployment in eastern Virginia due to factory closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa P. Lambert
W. H. Lambert
Dayton
Spring Creek
Washington
D. C
Presbyterian Church
Stanton
Lambert
Virginia
Eleven Iowa men ordained to priesthood at St Raphael’s
Eleven young men were ordained to the Roman Catholic priesthood at St Raphael’s cathedral Saturday morning. Archbishop Francis J. L. Beckman of Dubuque presided the solemn rites. Names include Clair C. Drummy Ryan Louis White Louis A. Putz Vernon J. Peters Donald Peters Michael J. Martin Lawrence W. Klassen William D. Green Louis T. Flynn Clarence A. Ferring Raymond Bohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
St. Raphael's Cathedral
Francis J. L. Beckman
Dubuque
Clair C. Drummy
Ryan
Louis P. White
Worthington
Louis A. Putz
Waucoma
Vernon J. Peters
Monona
Donald &. Peters
Michael J. Martin
Lawrence W. Klassen
Cedar Rapids
William D. Green
Burlington
Louis T. Flynn
Belle Plaine
Clarence A. Ferring
New Vienna
Raymond 8
Bohrer
Lansing
County Shippers Meet Today on Farm Board Plan
County directors and managers of the All Co-Operative Shipping association are invited to a June 19 meeting at the Farm Bureau office. The session discusses the Federal Farm Board plan for marketing livestock and its impact on Jones county producers and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Shipping Association
Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Board
Jones County
Daily Bible Vacation School Opens With 140 pupils
Monticello sponsors three week program run by four churches at the public school building from 9 to 11 30 each weekday. Enrollment reached 140 with ages 4 to 14 and classes cover worship Bible memory drills stories handwork music and recreation. Teachers include Samuel Gutensohn Mildred Deischer Dorothy Tate Leonard Duckett Fae Cass Janet McNeill Edith Winkler Mary Coxsee Margaret Porter Alice Reed and Frank Walker with Rev Roy V Porter as chaplain and praise from parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Daily
Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Reformed and Congregational Churches of
Monticello
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Mildred Deischer
Tarry A While Club Hosts Five Hundred Night
The Tarry A While club met at Mrs. Fred Kellum’s home on Saturday evening. Five hundred was played at three tables with seventeen guests, including out of town visitors Mr. and Mrs. Edward Janish of Waterloo and Ed Janish of Manly. A three course luncheon followed at 11 o'clock, with Mrs. Herman Zubler holding the high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry A While Club
Fred Kellum
Edward Janish
Waterloo
Ed Janish
Manly
Herman Zubler
Monticello Baseball Loses to Manchester in Return Game
Monticello, the Monticello Maquoketa Valley club, dropped a 7 to 4 decision to Manchester on the foreign lot, giving them a 2-3 record. New hires Hladek and Thomas did not shine, while Manchester benefited from fresh faces and a late scoring burst aided by Byerly’s three-base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Maquoketa
Manchester
Hladek
Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Hon
Barron
DeLancey
Lee Bartlet
Mr. Sheely
Egger
Bartlett
Byerly
Meredith
Beiiing
Ken
Abo
Public Librarian Leaves for Special Library Course
Miss Florence Noble librarian of Monticello public library left for Champaign Illinois to take a two months course in library work at Illinois State University. In her absence Miss Janet Hazard will oversee the library with Mrs E J Noble and her nephews Howard and James McLaughlin accompanying on the automobile trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Noble
Monticello Public Library
Champaign
Illinois State University
Monticello
Janet Hazard
Noble
E. J. Noble
Howard
James McLaughlin
Bible Quiz Questions Readers Asked in This Issue
A family Bible quiz invites readers to try questions before turning to page 8 for answers and references. It asks what Selah means, who was remarkable for beauty, if Christ spoke of an unquenched hell, how many men were slain for failing to say Shiboreth, and whether a woman should wear men's clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Band Concert at City Park Tonight by Municipal Band
The Municipal band of Monticello performs at City Park this evening at 8 15 o clock rain dampened the last show hopes for good weather. Royden conducts a program including Overture Hermets Bell La Czarine Humoresque Valse Militaire Medley Plantation Airs Oriental Fantasy In a Chinese Temple Garden and Selections from Martha Flotow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Royden
Eea Ae Maillart
la Czarine
Gamne
Dvorak Valse Militaire
Waldteufel
Martha
Flotow
Organization Formed for Eastern Iowa Marketing Region
The Eastern Iowa Marketing Association was organized at Cedar Rapids by delegates from nineteen eastern Iowa counties with Farm Board officials present. The group becomes a regional concentration agency tied to the National Order Buying company and the National Livestock Marketing association, with a $10,000 capital stock and first annual meeting set for July 17. Earl Elijah of Clarence elected president, Theodore Oriez of Washington vice president, and R C McElhinney named secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Marketing Association
Cedar Ravids
Iowa
Federal Farm Board
National Order Buying Company
National Livestock Marketing Association
Secretary of State
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Elijah
Cedar County
Clinton County
Poarodne
Delaware
Dubuque
Cenree Freedman
Turkey River
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Bremer
George Christopher
Waverly
Marshall
Tama
R. C. McKlhinney
Dysart
Jasper
Poweshiek
James A. Leonard
Colfax
Jones
Jackson
Roy Joslin
Anamosa
Johnson
Grundy
Jens G. Truisen
Cedar Falls
Washington
Jefferson Keokuk
Theodore Oriez
Benton
Linn
H. G. Donnan
Cedar Rapids
R. C. McElhinney
National Livestock
Des Moines
Farm Board
C. G. Randell
W. H. Hulbert
L. B. Mann
J. H. Lister
B. BH. Brumley
Cleveland
J. H. Harper
Chicago
National Publishing Company
Bids Set Next Week for No 13 Paving Contracts
The state highway commission will let contracts on June 24 for about 41.3 miles of Town primary highway paving. The June 24 awards part of roughly 1,000 miles planned for completion this year with near 100 miles already done. The largest contract covers 13.731 miles of primary No 13 from 161 at Marion to Central City in Linn county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Highway Commission
Marion
Central City
Linn County
Manchester
theLinn
Baby Beef Club Tour Around the County
County Agent Wortman leads the Baby Beef club on a Friday tour with Anamosa District Fair officers. Thirty-plus youth inspected calves across Cass Castle Grove Lov er Wayne Madison Hale Rome Greenfield areas, enjoyed a picnic at Ons lo, and learned showmanship and feeding tips from the trip. Calves include Angus Hereford Shorthorn breeds with gains and grooming notes. sixty days remain before the county show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Baby Beef Club
Wortman
Anamosa
Cass
Castle Crove
Lover
Wayne
Madison
Hale
Rome
Greenfield
Onslow
College of Hard Knocks
University
Hoag Family Attends Lake Forest Academy Graduation
Louis R. Hoag, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hoag, attended the Lake Forest Academy commencement for the class of 1930. He received his diploma Saturday at the seventy second annual exercises and plans to enter the University of Chicago next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Hoag
Stewart
Shirley
Lake Forest
Ilinois
Lake Forest Academy
Louis R. Hoag
Monticello Boys Headed for Camp Mishawaka
Three members of Boy Scout troop No 49 from Monticello departed last Saturday for Camp Mishawaka near Stone City to spend two or three weeks at the Cedar Rapids area camp. Eagle Scout James Ricklefs and Scouts George Fraser and Roy Ricklefs are among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop No. 49
Monticello
Camp
Mishawaka
Stone City
Cedar Rapids
James Ricklefs
George Fraser
Roy Ricklefs
Republican County Convention At Anamosa Iowa
The regular republican county convention will be held at the court house in Anamosa Iowa June 28 1930 at 11 o'clock am for the selection of delegates to the republican state convention to be held at Des Moines Iowa July 16 1930 By order of committee H H Freeman chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Anamosa
Iowa
Des Moines
H. H. Freeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Schaller
R.O.T.C
National Editorial Assn
Mrs. J. Hein
Richland
Anamosa Links
the Express
Raymond
United States
Thomas A. Edison
E. A. Prehm
Northwood
Morley
William Origies
Margaret Fairbanks
Laura Julfs
Louise Alferts
Laura Prult
Geraldine Snyder
Irene Snyder
Wayne Township
Iola Folkers
Lyle Tobiasson
John Wennekamp
Amy Zirkelbach
Alvial Freese
Robert Schoon
Lorena Thuman
Allen Siebels
Fairview Township
Helen Shoop
Mildred Shoop
Allen Wallace
Jackson Township
Black Oak
Harold White
Evaline Freese
Lowell Lincoln
D. Edward Grant
Midland
Minnie Hetken
Carl V. Bock
Washington Township
Clara Hosch
Monica Smith
Lloyd Stanton
Marion Wolfe
Callista Skahill
Donald Keating
Norbert McNally
John Supple
Constance Honerbaum
Eunice Buol
Thos. Leytem
Wanda Ely
Velma M. Koppes
Raymond Schlemme
Lovell Township
Floyd Farnsworth
Clare Adams
Anna McDaniel
Elfreda Burrichter
Vernon Eiler
Matilda Arduser
William Mardorf
Hattie Prull
Castle Grove
Fay Howell
Gladys Postel
Bernard Ohe
Paul van Buren
Loretta Specht
Melvin Marek
Lucille
Marion Rhoads
Madison Township
Madison Center
Eva Maxine Butler
Glenn Butter
Oak Grove
Mabel Hinrichs
Baldwin
Freddie Luckstead
Irvin Sievers
Cascade
Lost Nation
Oxford Junction
Rhe Baldwin
Sparks
Till
Morrison
Faber and Weber
Koob
Dress
Ahlers
McCauley
Stamp, Fleming and Guyer
Rhe
Meredith, Byerly
Sheeley
Michaels
L. Pet
Baldwin Wehi
New Bible Questions
City
Part
Marketing Assn
Baby Beef Club
Camp Mishawaka
Republican County Convention
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