Colesburg Handles Epworth 4-0 To Streak League
Ditmer spun a four hitter with 12 strikeouts as Colesburg shut Epworth 4-0. Stout led Colesburg at the plate with two triples and all four runs, while Epworth dropped its league game. In other MV action Dyersville beat Petersburg 13-3 and Worthington upset Cascade 8-6 as Meyer Brown and Breckner starred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditmer
Colesburg
Epworth
Stout
Dyersville
Petersburg
Meyer
Brown
Breckner
Worthington
Cascade
Monticello
iColesburg
Esweeisecessares
Ross Aid’ Callahan
Elledge
Monticello Golf Team Competes At Maquoketa Meet
Monticello 11 man squad played at Maquoketa with Appleby leading the local group at 77. Long and Fer ring tied for second with 82. Other scores ranged from 84 to 108. Next tournament vs Maquoketa on June 29 at Monticello course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Maquoketa
Tipton
Appleby
B. Rhatigan
S. Rhatigan
Liddy
Mullen
Marsh
Fluckiger
Dr. L. Perkins
Severn
Worthwhile club meeting supports polio and scholarships
Mrs. D A King presided at a June Worthwhile club gathering in Castle Grove home of Mrs. F H Kromminga. Members sang Farm Bureau songs and discussed farm income stabilization. A hobby show will feature each member's chosen pastime with refreshments served to several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. King
Castle Grove
F. H. Kromminga
Farm Bureau
Fred L. Kromminga
Cedar Rapids
Carl Malone
Ames
Richard Kromminga
Max Specht
Paul George
George Seehusen
Anna Heiken
Edward Schemmel
Wesley Hanken
Chris
Gary
Fred L. Krom
Fortune Finders Rally Day Highlight and Awards
The Castle Grove Fortune Finders placed second in the picture study contest at Rally Day on June 11 with a 99 percent average earning three dollars for the club. Lucille Clark and Jane Mardoff earned red ribbon placements in the posture review. Ruth Kromminga, club president, reviewed the year’s activities and the pantomime Shields of Service was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Finders
Castle Grove
Lucille Clark
Jane Mardoff
Ruth Kromminga
Oxford Junction
Norma Hintz
Ruth Spahr
Christina Manternach
Jane Mardorf
Rose Stadtmueller
Lilelile
Jean Clark
Peggy Albers
I. R. Hintz
Charles Tuttle
Alva Stadtmueller
Henry Stadtmueller
Austin Spahr
Fortune Finders Name Demonstration Team
At a recent meeting Jane Mardorf and Ruth Spahr were chosen as junior demonstration team to represent the Fortune Finders at the Jones county fair. Mrs. Austin Spahr elected assistant leader. The group prepared for Rally Day and Ruth Kromminga hosted. Two more practice meetings were held at the Clark sisters homes and Ruth Carol Stadtmueller will host the next meeting on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mardorf
Ruth Spahr
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders
Jones County
Austin Spahr
Ruth Kromminga
Lucille
Jean
Joyce Clark
Carol Stadtmueller
Moth er Daughter Banquet Honors Mrs Murray at Wyoming
Mrs W J Grossheim and Mrs R J Bone attended a mother daughter banquet by the Presbyterian church women at Wyoming last Thursday. The event honored Mrs Frederick Murray of Cedar Rapids, national mother, with seating arranged for 225 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Grossheim
R. J. Bone
The
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Frederick Murray
Cedar Rapids
Castle Grove Children Day Program at Peniel Chapel
A large attendance enjoyed Peniel Chapel’s Sunday evening Children’s Day program featuring music, recitations, a pageant, and a play. Community news records farm woes from heavy rains and cold, including damaged crops, unplanted corn ground, and pending plowing. Sightings include local guests, showers, and a postnuptial celebration for a young couple in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Peniel Chapel
Judith Black
Jesus
Brian Peterson
Stanley Hosford
Bobby Black
Larry Hosford
Barbara Eberhart
David Cartano
Joe Spahr
Gordon Eberhart
Larry Cartano
Janice Bayne
T Wonder
God's Acre
Hodgson
Herman Hahn
George Heiken
Cass
Alva Hahn
Little Daughter
Manchester
Carl Caspers
Coggan
S. M. Hosford
Bess Warner
Monticello
Lyle Hosford
Bainbridge
Forest Chapel
Emil J. Grief
Coggon
Ladies Fellowship Society
Clifford Herr
Anamosa
Bert King
Walter Bohren
Reuels O. McColm
D. P. Sutherland
Local residents attend Peniel chapel exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Curtis and Judy of Monticello joined the Sunday evening Peniel chapel exercises. Mr. and Mrs. John Cunnick arrived Saturday from Ann Arbor for a long stay with the McLaughlins. Lightning damaged electrical equipment at the Will Lubben farm and water is entering some cellars in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Cecil Curtis
Monticello
Peniel Chapel
John Cunnick
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. D. McLaughlin
Will Lubben Farm
Richland People Host Dinner Party at Schneiter Home
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneiter hosted relatives for a Sunday dinner at their Richland home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meier and other Meier families, along with Vernon and Stub Hoffman households. Raymond Meier returned home from a few days with the Schneiters. The Pettingills of Rock Rapids visited the Hein home with their family and attended the graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Frank Schneiter
Ed Meier
Paul Meier
Vernon Meier
Stub Hoffman
Raymond Meier
Schneiter
V. Pettingill
Rock Rapids
Carl Hein
Iowa City social notes recall graduation and visits
At Iowa City events Jo Anne completed nursing school while Miss Joyce Wismeier attends summer courses. Visitors Miss Helen Rosain from Chicago NL and Miss Mickey Elwood of Cresco stayed with Miss Joyce Wismeier. Cedar Rapids couple Mr and Mrs Paul Jacque and Mr and Mrs John Yossi attended funeral services for John Steiner last Saturday. Len Buol hosted a wedding reception for Eunice Buol with guests Roland Buol and Robert Buol from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Joanne
School of
Nursing
Joyce Wismeier
Helen Rosain
Chicago
Mickey Elwood
Cresco
H. L
Paul Jacque
Cedar Rapids
John Steiner
Roland Buol
Robert Buol
Miss Eunice Buol
Len Buol
Carl Schneiter
Paul
Joe Oswald
Harness Horse Racing at City Park Sunday
The Hawkeye Racing Club announces harness racing at Monticello City Park next Sunday June 21. Three races with heats include the 28 class trot the 22 class pace and the 18 class trot. Tom Eden of Monticello is superintendent of speed and T B Armstrong of Manchester is treasurer.
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Hawkeye Racing Club
Monticello City Park
Tom Eden
Monticello
Speed
T. B, Armstrong
Manchester
Iseabotaby Tressuree
The
Racing Club
Supple Bridge Lost In Clay Flood With Minor Dale Mill Damage
County engineer reports the Supple bridge in section 8 Clay township was washed out by the flood. Dale’s Mill bridge sustained minor damage to the wooden part and steel of the main span. Local social notes include travel and wedding updates from Mrs. L A Iverson to California and the marriage of Miss Mary Dorothy Pospishil to John Godar at St. John’s church in Lisbon with Rev. J S Patnode officiating.
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Wayne Township
Wayne
Jones County Fairgrounds
Darrell Helgens
John Husman
Galen Harms
Kenneth Streeper
Dale Martin
Dwight Gerdes
Clifford Jansen
Clifford Helgens
Maynard Siebels
Raymond Harms
Raymond Hinrichs
George Tobiason
Jim Husman
Galen Engelbart
Robert Harms
Gene Hanken
Galen Helgens
Express
Clay Township
Dale’s Mill
Carl” Morning
Merle ‘Postel
Mary " Dorothy Pospishil
John Godar
Lisbon
St. John’s Church
J. S. Patnode
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Monti
Maquoketa Valley
Walter Brennan
Fred Stone
Doris Davenport
Hubby
Paulette Goddard
Fred Macmurray
Pete Smith
City Park
L. A. Iverson
el Monte
Calif
M. Evers
Dallas, Tex
Clarence iRhatigan
Gladys Skelley
Mrs
James Skelley
Monticello, Iowa
Tom.Eden
T. B. Armstrong
Diamond Bros
Iowa
O’henry
Simon
D. B
Pound Hill’s Coffee
Columbus Chicken Noodle Soup
Rose Lake
Rockwood
Pillsbury’s
Stokely's
Cedar Valley
SWIFT
Comstock
Gladbrook
Boy-Ar-Dee
Shadybrook
Durkee
Cragar
Black Hawk
Oregon
Valencia
Maine
California
Phillip
Libby
Rodan
Dupont ‘Antu
Palmolive
PN Wrelan
Blackberries
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