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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

8

Cascade Notes Highlight Weddings and Local Life Events

Cascade residents share a busy period with a May to June mix of weddings, showers, and community news. The Wilma Coyne and Herbert Connell engagement is announced. a Cascade couple wed Francis Kane in a church ceremony. a Wiener roast and CE meeting appoint summer delegates. local graduates and scholarships are noted. a fire damages a barn near Cascade.

Indianapolis Firestone Demons of

Picnic Honoring Phillip Cass Marks Second Birthday

Onslow residents gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cass to celebrate Phillip Cass’s second birthday with a picnic dinner. Attending were multiple families from Monticello, Hopkinton, Mechanicsville, Springville, and Cedar Rapids, plus local club members and guests. The Ladies' Guild met at the church with Mrs. Harriet Lamey presiding. a food sale for the young people's choir was voted to be held soon. Visiting and hospital news rounded out the day, including Leonard Ingwersen and Mrs. George French in Iowa City and Theodore Tebo’s return from Iowa City.

Helen Neirs Nick Neirs Wilma Coyne Bunco Bridge Richard Allen John McQuillen J. H. Weber Albert Scholl Maquoketa M. Donovan Chicago Sr. M. St. Pierre St. Martin's T. J. Lane Marge T. EB. Keaveny Mary Jo Sara Jane A. L. Morrison Dubuque Lawrence Burlage John McDonald Hospital Monticello Louis Dandl Jack McNally Angeline Albers Mercy Hospital Anamosa Ma _:' Loes St. Mary's Geraldine Mig Joe Rubner Worthington Cascade Jane Ann Richard Patterson George Patterson Jack Heffernan Carolyn Otting Frank O:ing Richard McMullen Eldon McMullen Clarence Smith Hopkinton Louis Dandi R. T. Offerman Dyersville Robert Kean Leo Lees N. Hoffman Ray Dolphin C. D. Baldwin J. J. Locher John Jr Lillian Cascade Friends St. Mary's Church Margaret Neirs Herbert J. Connell Bert Stein George Peterson Rockford William Featherstone Robert Anthony Loes Catholic University of America Robert John Loes Detroit Mich Servites Brother A. Benedict Ray Ganfield Christian Endeavor Society C. E Cedar Falls Mary Care Alice Rabenberg Adrian Aitchison Billy Macomber Robert Hawkins Denley Ganfield Clayton Delaware Nicknepper Sylvester Lahr Henry Hughes Sioux City Temple Hill A. J. Murray Murray Geraldine Lees St. Mary‘s High School Briar Cliff College Bronx City Sisters of St. Francis of R. J. Finn Harlan George Wassenaar C. F. Hotchkiss R. L. Kirkwood Horace Edwards John Moon C. F. Crawford Rita Otting Louise Oceschger Irene Cigrand Jean Ann Cigrand Rose Mary Otting Betty Ann Otting Hilda Felton Irene Moran Laverne Cigrand Pauline Hosch Louise Deadiger Betty Otting Monica Dandi Louis Candler Irene Bernard Cass Phillip Edwin Wilcox John Ethelwyn Mildred Eunice Bertha Dorothy Boxwell Will Shellhamer Springville Evelyn Sires Margaret Boxwell Cedar Rapids Ladies’ Guild Harriet Lamey Elva Hall C. R. Smith Louise Sears Clinton Ryland Dreibelbis Milwaukee Young People's Choir Henry Koon Dillon Hall Dale Mayberry W. C. T. U. Flower Mission Reformatory Leonard Ingwersen George French Iowa City Ingwersen Theodore Tebo Jes

Local Families Share News From County Roll-Call

Snyder resides in care while Merle Hicks drove to Arnolds Park. Mary Hicks returns home with them from visiting her daughter. Betti Babcock and mother stay with the Oxford Junction Dil ne Babcock family. Ward Hicks visited friends in Dexter after a Des Moines Masonic convention trip. Onslow defeats Wheatland 6 to 5 in a Sunday game as Onslow remains undefeated. Rev Provan departs for Red Oak to attend the Presbyterian Synod with Mrs Provan and Marjorie accompanying to LeRoy.

Sie Snyder Merle Hicks Arnolds Park Mary Hicks al Babcock Betty Dilne Babcock Oxford Juncion Ward Hicks Dexter Des Moines Onslow Wheatland Provan Red Oak The Presbyterian Church

Local Social Roundup Prominent Families Visit and Attend Events

Mrs Will Ritenour and daughter Phyllis stay with Mrs Ritenour's sister in Red Mra. Kenneth Kennedy and daughters visit Cedar Rapids with the Pickner family. Mrs Ruth Grayson of Milwaukee visits grandmother Mrs June Hanna and aunt Mrs Julia Michels. D A R picnic attended in Anamosa. Mrs Harriet Lamey at a family dinner in Cedar Rapids. Mrs C R Smith attends wedding of Kathleen Coffey and Edmund D Morrison Jr in De Gage. Several others travel to Backbone State Park and Clinton visitor Louise Sears. Children’s Day program at church features readings music and a dramatization Long Long Ago. Phillip Cass baptized by Rev Provan. missions collection raised.

Cascade Bernard Dyersville Mr. Kane Patrick Kane St. Joseph's Dubuque Mendelasohn Liszt Washington, D. C Chicago Joe Kane John Kane Dora van Driel Carl Rita Dolphin Louise Dolphin Joe Till Joe Jr Margaret Marcella Clarence Reader Bellevue East Cascade P. T A James Bevan Rh. J. Finn Harlan Bernice O'Brien Mary Geary Etta Tom Lowham Kennebec S. D James Lowham George Hostert Lo Miller Miller Seattle Wash C. D. Baldwin Will Ritenour Phyllis G. Hutton R. Smith Anamosa Harriet Lamey Cedar Rapids Will Lamey C. R. Smith Wellman Kathleen Coffey Edmund D. Morrison Jr Washington de Gage Coe College Cecil Koon George Lyons Backbone State Park Louise Sears Clinton George Sears Phillip Cass Provan

Catherine McCarthy of Washington Dies at 102

Mrs. Catherine McCarthy of Washington died at Mercy hospital Davenport last Thursday after a long illness. She was 102 years old at the time of death.

Catherine McCarthy Washington Mercy Hospital Davenport

Iowa Democrats Face Tough Hawkeye Voters in November

Sioux City Republican argues Iowa Democrats must show stronger optimism to convince Republicans that the upcoming November race will be a competitive contest.

Sioux City Iowa Hawkeye Republicans

Notice on Thursday applications at Anamosa offices

On and after June 18 applications and renewals will be accepted on Thursday of each week from 8 to 5 p.m. at the national reemployment office engineer's office court house Anamosa Iowa 522.

Engineer's Court House Anamosa

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