Scotch Grove couple wed in a June ceremony at bride's home
The marriage of Miss Hattie Folkerts and Henry Stadtmueller was conducted by Rev. John Willis on Monday at two in the bride’s Scotch Grove home. Relatives attended as the bride wore heavy white satin and a cream lace overskirt, with a three course dinner served afterward. The couple will live on the groom’s Castle Grove township farm, as Austin Stadtmueller and family plan to move to Monticello.
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Hattia Marie Folkerts
Henry Stadt
Mueller
John Willis
Austin Stadtmueller
Castle Grove Township
Margaret Folkerts
Scotch Grove
Jennie Poppe
Coggon
Carl Mardorf
Anna Lieneman
Loretta Stadtmueller
Pridal
Stadtmueller
Castle Crown Township
Peter Smith
Monticello
J. M. Lange
F. D. Sinclair
Sinclair
Hattie Folkerts
Miss Folkerts
C. Steck
Alva Zimmerman
Hazel Craig
McDonald ‘Hospital
Andrew McDonald
Audra
Cetter Junction
Otto Rittmer
Presbyterian Aid Society
Alyea
Center Junction
Carol Naylor
Ed Zirkelbach
Lynn Robert
Verna Loomis
Constance Naylor
Esther Sinclair
Madonna
Laura Sinclair
Eloise Sutherland
Anamosa State Park
Callahan
Callahans
R. P. Clark
Wilma
Roberta
L. E. Hutton
Merle
George Moats
Devil's Backbone State Park
A. P. Moats
Moats
George Zeadow
Fritz Schlemme
Lillie Brady
Muscatine
KTNT
Will Brokens
J. B. Brokens
Wilmh Craig
Anamosa
W. B. Carson
California
Hill
Herman Lange
Andrew Davidson
Cedar Rapids
Clark Cottage
Presbyterian Church
Willis Rickels
McDonald Memorial Hospital
Henry Michels
Edwin Daly
Illinois
Will Daly
Phil Daly
Paul Hanken
Robert
Marvin
Alfreda
Sioux Falls
W. R. Zimmerman
Hanken
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Des Moines
State Park
Jones County
Leslie Dunn
Women's County
Wayne Township
Arthur Wilcox
Madison
Harry Neuman
Greenfield
Lee Voorhies
Jackson
Ray Sanford
John Yossi
Richland
Ted Osterkamp
Here
Mercy Hospital
N. J
Harold Reese
Lansing
Mich
Margaret Allison
A. Allison
Antioch and
Amber
Allen Normal School
Thomasville
Allison
Mr. Reese
Amber Threshers Gather for Annual Meeting Night
The Black Oak neighborhood held its threshers meeting at the Philip Batley home with William Rickels of Lisbon in charge of a fourteen job run expected to take about ten days in favorable weather. Attendance listed numerous local families and friends at picnics, visits, and church services with notes on health and community events across Amber, Anamosa, Cedar Rapids, and Monticello.
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Black Oak
Philip Batley
William Rickels
Lisbon
James Gray
John Gray
Charles Michels
Henry Holmes
Ralph Holmes
Carl Barnes
Lou Huggins
Anamosa
Gus Michels
Springville
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Steveka
Osterkamp
Kathryn Dress
Bernell
George Schoon
Haye Schoon
Will Jansen
LeRoy Boland
Anna Denny
Waucoma
Cletus Bo
Near Forest
Wallace Gray
Evelyn Cook
Will Cook
Shirley
George E. Siebels
Roland Badger
Deep River
Antioch and
Amber
Badger
Antioch
Roscoe Lincoln
Will Michels
Monticello OKs 25 Year Skelly Oil Gas Franchise
Monticello Iowa approves an ordinance granting Skelly Oil Company a non exclusive twenty five year franchise to build operate and maintain artificial and natural gas works and distributing system within the city and to furnish gas to residents and others with city built in safeguards and rate schedule including minimum charges and annual extensions subject to council approval and a special election set for July 6 1930.
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Skelly
Ancor
Monticello
Iowa
Skelly Oil Company
Advice Gleanings From Chicago Chronicle
A quirky Chicago column offers satirical quips about marriage politics honesty and power. It wryly notes that liberal minded partners may withhold kindness and that ambitious figures often seek more than a share of goodwill.
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Chicago News
Vary Farm Horse Feed by Work and Idle Days
Instructions to adjust a horse's feed based on workload. Idle days like Sunday use bran mash instead of Saturday night grain, and Sunday grain is reduced to about half. Do not cook mash with overly hot water. Add a teaspoonful of salt to improve palatability.
Monticello Council Weighs Sewer Work and Engineering
Monticello Iowa council in May 1930 acted to appoint F G Matthiessen as weed commissioner for 1930 31 and accepted Peter Haersster bid for sewer construction on Chestnut Buckeye and Linden at 55 per foot plus 10 per manhole. They also authorized purchase of sewer tile and y’s and hired Howard R Green Co as city engineers for streets from Gill to west limits Walnut to Maple Sycamore to Washington Chestnut Grand Maple and related routes. Covened actions included bonds for city clerk and mayor, adjourned to May 26.
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Monticello
Towa
Sali Cus
City of
Monticcllo
Trwa
F. G. Matthiessen
Peter Haersster
Chestnut Street
Buckeye Street
Linden Avenue
Carrel
Hoag
Matthiessen
Hayes
Bancroft
Cass
Ayes
Hong
Nays
Iowa
Howard R. Green Co
First Street
Gill Street
West City
Second Street
Walnut Street
Maple Street
Sycamore Street
Washington Street
Grand Street
Man Street
Irs Street
Hay Greet
Ray Fehternacht
Maven
Green
Plam Tnn
Howard R. Creen Co
Cedar Rapids
KILLS RATS amb access-that's RAT-SNAPS the old reliable rodent destroyer
Rodent control product RAT-SNAPS offered in cakes for pantry kitchen cellar or storage buildings. Available sizes include 356 for pantry and cellars 640 for chicken houses coops and small buildings 81 25 for farms and outbuildings. Sold and guaranteed by NTS Td Wweire.
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NTS Td Wweire
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Langworthy
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