Ruth Reuter Weds Robert Wahl in St John’s Church
Ruth Reuter daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reuter married Robert L Wahl son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wahl Thursday June 15 at St John’s Lutheran church. The single ring ceremony featured a three branched candelabra altar and pink rose bouquet. Rev R P Young presided with Paul T Schuetz playing the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ruth Reuter
William Reuter
Robert L. Wahl
Ernest Wahl
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
St. John’s Church
Paul T. Schuetz
Delphinium
Swansonia
Lillian Freese
La‘Verne Wahl
Miss Freese
Clifford First
Lester Monk
Paul Schuetz
Wahl
Monticello Public School
Lenox College
Epworth Public Schools
Monticello Public Schools
Iowa State College
Ames
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
State Road
Cuyahoga Falls
Rainbow Girls Initiatory Service and Installations at Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls met at the Masonic temple with Gail Hui bregtse presiding. Layonne Fluckiger was initiated during the ritual while Claire Shannon sang Have Thine Own Way. Colleen Maire and Barbara Walker were installed in service and love offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Gail Huibregtse
Layonne Fluckiger
Claire Shannon
Colleen Maire
Barbara Walker
Family Potluck at Monticello Country Club
Monticello Country Club held a family night potluck at the club house on Thursday evening. Dinner served at 6 30 preceded golfing and entertainment. Bouquets of summer flowers decorated the club house, with seating for 150. Committee in charge included Mr and Mrs James Hollar as chairmen and assisted by several couples and Dr. Ray Fuller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harms
Monticello Park
Wahoo
Jean
Willis
Janice Harris
Ibe Iben
Herman Iben
Gail
Nadine
Manchester
Donald
Jane Ann
Larry
Anamosa
Ernest Reese
Harold and
Marie
Margaret Jansen
Olin
B. W. Husman
Claretta
Scotch Grove
Country Club
Monticello Country Club
Clu
James Hollar
Gerald Schoon
Otto Kucera
Ray. Fuller
Kenneth. Ferring
Kenneth. Serbousek
Gerald
Robi
4 H Picnic Replaces Tour At Messerli Home
A Sunday 4 H picnic on June 11 at John Messerli’s home drew 28 attendees, including Don ald Southard and C B Jessen with their spouses. Activities included a noon pot luck and basketball and games in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Messerli
Donald Southard
C. B. Jessen
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Family Picnic Honors George Muller at his Home
A Sunday family picnic at George Muller's home celebrated Father's Day hosted by his children and grandchildren. Guests enjoyed baskets of refreshments, visited, and photographed four generations including Mrs. George Muller, Joe, Mary Lorenzen and baby Sandra, plus Mrs. Minnie Muller, Mrs. Robert Stutt, and Robert Holub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Muller
George Mueller
Joe
Mary
Grover Lorenzen
Sandra
Minnie Muller
Robert Stutt
Robert Holub
Women's Guild Meeting at Mrs Abe Allamand's Home
Mrs Abe Allamand hosted the Women's Guild gathering on Wednesday assisted by Mrs John Steiner and Mrs Lorenz Allamand. Mrs Alfred Egger was elected president with Mrs Andrew Mast as vice president at the June meeting. Ten new members joined, including Mrs George Hoffman and Mrs John Messerli, as devotional and business sessions proceeded with topic Our Responsibility to Our Government. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Allamand
Women’s Guild
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Steiner
Lorenz Allamand
Alfred Egger
Andrew Mast
Egger
Guild
George Hoffman
John Messerli
Frank Schneiter
George Schmidt
Ed Meier
Jack Buol
Carl Steiner
Irvin Rhatigan
Chris Decker
St Matthew's Ladies Aid Hostess and Social Gatherings
Community notices recount St Matthew's Ladies Aid meeting at Luther Hall with devotion led by Rev Adix and refreshments served. A post nuptial shower honored Mrs Robert Wahl, with 23 neighbors attending and gifts for a new home. Past Matrons picnic and a Father’s Day dinner party at the Kane home were also noted. The column closes with a woodworking fact contrast on hardwoods and softwoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Ladies Aid
Alfred Pierce
St. Matthew’s Ladies Aid
Luther Hal
H. L. Adix
Robert Wahl
Elizabeth Freese
Lillian
Value of Grass Cowed by Commonplace Food Trend
Grass is ubiquitous yet valuable. Dehydrated grass, noted for high vitamin content, is being added to foods such as cereals, reflecting a growing trend in nutrition and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Marguerite Johnson Weds Dean Morey in Mount Vernon Home
Marguerite L Johnson and Dean A Morey were married in a noon ceremony at the Johnson home in Mount Vernon. The double ring rite was performed by Rev Frank Schroeder of Dubuque. Attendants included Doris Marie Smith and Robert Geller. The couple plans to reside in Chicago after a stay in seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite L. Johnson
Dale F. Johnson
Mount Vernon
Dean A. Morey
Chicago
L. D. Morey
Monticello
Frank Schroeder
Dubuque
Doris Marie Smith
Lisbon
Robert Geller
Dalton
Neb
County Officers Attend Convention in Des Moines
All county officers and the board of supervisors with Roscoe Easterly manager of the county home are in Des Moines this week attending a three day school of instruction for county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Roscoe Easterly
Dés Moines
Delegates Attend Synod of Iowa Meeting in Ames
Dr and Mrs William Grassheim Wilma and Paul and Mrs R J Bone travel to Ames for the Synod of Iowa Presbyterian session. Dr Grossheim delivers the opening sermon while Mrs Bone and Mrs Grossheim represent Cedar Rapids and local Women’s Fellowship. The meetings run through Thursday noon with Clarence McLaughlin also attending from Peniel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Grassheim
Wilma and
Paul
R. J. Bone
Synod of Iowa of the
Presbyterian Church
Ames
Grossheim
Bone
Cedar Rapids
Sloan Receives Renewal From Geneva Neighbor
Congressman Sloan of Geneva Neb renews subscription and recalls early career. He attended Iowa State College graduation in 1884 earning a gold medal, taught in Fairmount Neb for three years, then served ten years in the Nebraska House, now past 81. Mrs Sloan and three children enjoy good health. son Blaine died in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Charles H. Sloan
Geneva
Neb
Iowa State College
Fairmount
House of Representatives
Sloan
Blaine
Small Fruited Pumpkin Released for Seed Propagation
A small-fruited bush-type pumpkin developed by U.S. Department of Agriculture plant breeders has been released to seed growers for propagation. Seed will not be available for general planting until 1945.
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Ruth Reuter
Henry Oltmanns
Albert Oltmanns
Adolph Kernen
Rosie
Betty
John Oltmanns
Emil
Rose Rieniets
Shirlane Lewis
Ted Rieniets
Dick Lewis
Kerneth Meadon
Leroy
Larue Lewis
Deanna
Diana Lewis
Doris
Doloris Rieniets
Carl
Carol Rieniers
Johnny Hein
Dale Hein
Glenn Hein
Max Wismeier
Marjorie Hoffman
Harma
City Park
Messerli
Janis Grimes
Anamosa State Park
Bougainville
Army Signal Corps
U.S. Treasury
Marguerite Johnson
Dean Morey
Donald Morey
R. C. Marshall
Cascade
Nellie Morey
Louis Schaller
Eva Johnson
Earlville
Lois Ann Schaller
Cedar Falls
Marian Faust
Ida Miller
Charles Field
Iowa City
Synod
Congressman Sloan
Home Supply Company
Mr. and
Mrs. America
William Barbero
Southwest Pacific
United States
Gamble Store
California
Valencia
Philadelphia
Sparkies
Jes Ie Front
White Rose
U. S
Lido Club
LUX Soap
BORAX
Kraft Cheese Food
Armour
Pekoe Tea National
Graham Cractors
Salerno Xe
ALL Brothers Company
Sfollow
America
ANA
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Pup
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