Loyals reunion at Mrs. Smiths country home
Center Junction reports the Loyals annual reunion of the Presbyterian Sunday school class hosted by teacher Mrs. M Smith. Twenty four members joined in song and visitations with attendees from Anamosa Centerville Promise City Monticello and other nearby towns.
Scotch Grove 4-H convention and community notes
Scotch Grove 4-H members Marcella Otten Alfreda Husman and Eloise Kuhns attended the annual Missouri Ames convention and the outdoor Bohemian Girl performance at the state college. Jones county delegates helped in the statewide chorus and a presidential nomination bid. June and Imogene Moats broke arms this week and were treated at McDonald hospital. Scotch Grove Woman's Club met with Miss Zirkelbach book review. Strawberry crop looks abundant with raspberries and blackberries promising good yields. John Hughes family enjoying a European trip via Naples and England. Children’s day exercises at Presbyterian church featured promotions, recitations, songs and the plays Coins in Action and The Lamp of Aladdin. Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls 4-H to present program at Presbyterian church June 28 with two one-act plays Kidnapping Betty and The Fickle Friend. Cast includes many local 4-H members and a folk dance performance. Family reunion hosted in Center Junction prior to departure.
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Irma Pangburn Lazare
Centerville
Velma Pangburn Wints
Promise City
Selma Pratin DeShaw
Monticello
William
Marshall
Nine Bulgren
Mr. Marshall
Central City
Center Junction
Etta Perry
Ruhl Marshall
Cascade
Nina Bulgren
Warren Caswell
Anamosa
Mary Kinkaid
St. Paul
Minn
Katie Alton
Stuart Douglas
Waterloo
Haten
Oak Hill
S. V. Williams
Wyoming
Paul Smith
Bridge
Ellen McDonald
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Pauline Prahm
Carl Latnre
Centervills
Joe Wintz
LaVetta Perrine
Marie Serbousek
T. E. Stanton
Frank Himebaugh
A. P. Himebaugh
Hopkinton
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
C. B. Carson
W. B. Clark
Leslie Himebaugh
May Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Paul Paulsen
A. P. Moats
Cedar Rapids
G. Thompson
W. K. Moats
Lyman Moats
George Moats
J. W. Livingstone
Lucile
Robert Livingstone
Kenneth Countryman
Olin
Dwight Mathes
Iowa City
Dilman Beck
James, Dilman
Diane
Anamosa State Park
Ellen Crans
Davenport
Bobby Baum
Detroit
Michigan
J. N. Smith
Fred Kempf
Paul
Dubuque
Albert Kempf
Jimmy Smith
Ames
Emily Richardson
Smith
Rinnie Wessels
Jack Husman
Amber
John Dirks
Stuart Smith
Messrs. Smith
Alpha Gamma Rho
State Center
Marcella Otten
Mijas Alfreda Husman
Eloise Kulins
State College
Worothy Otten
Constance Naylor
Esther Sinclair
Miss Musman
Frank Kramer
Minneapolis
John Hughes
Des Moines
Naples
Italy
England
Will Hughes
Council Bluffs
Presbyterian Church
A. Alye
Howard Eugene Zirkelbach
June Shirley Wright
Yvonne Edna Lange
Georgia Catherine
Lillie Brady
Bert King
Clinton
Sunshine Girls
Dot Miles
Lois Naylor
Noleen Miles
Dot
Ruth Ellen Avery
Georgia Monts
Alberta Husman
Virginia Wright
Lorraine Jacobs
Pauline Otten
Maxine Lange
Ruth Clark
Jerry Myres
Mabel Otten
Coralie Lacey
Ida Louise Brokens
Bunny Pell
Mayeda Weers
June Wright
Yvonne Lange
Celestia Kuhns
Virginian Hanken
Mildred Jacobs
Laurel Naylor
Betty
Betty Meadows
Carol Naylor
Dan Fielding
Alfreda Husman
Mat Meadows
Eunice Kuhns
Bud Simpson
Dorothy Otten
Molly Fielding
Dan
Wilma Kuhns
Johanna Fielding
Bud
Selena Otten
Sally Perkins
Eloise Kuhns
Wyoming Holds Alumni Anniversary With Banquet And Concert
The Wyoming high school alumni celebrated the Bear Creek community anniversary with a Thursday afternoon gathering of old grads. A banquet for 271 followed at Memorial hall, featuring retrospectives on school history, speeches by Mrs. Katherine Halsey Richardson and Dr. W. W. Bronson, and a presentation of a framed photo of Wyoming’s first teacher. The event included “Old Timers” talks from attendees across five states and a Canadian province, plus a dance to close.
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Wyoming High School
Ethel Richardson Pealer
Katherine Halsey Richardson
What Cheer
Old Bear Creek
Canada
Memorial Hall
Alecia Breish McConnell
Washburn
Janet Reade
W. W. Bronson
Dr. Bronson
W. E. Briggs
Minneapolis
W. H. Alden
Wyoming
Ida Franks Perrine
Monticello
John Eichhorn
Christal Stoffel
A. F. Nickless
Davenport
Emerson
Ethel Penter
Olive Bender Lauber
Nellie Straesslin
Mildred Onstott
William Peck
Elsie Anderson Mott
Pealer
Velma Cohoon van Duyn
C. P. Smith
Francis Franks
Claries Swordes
Grizelda Morse
Fred McGrew
Table Grove
Ill
Mary McGrew
J. P
Cohoon
Gertrude Green
Des Moines
Elizabeth Henak Garst
Coon Rapids
Tressie Barrett
Waukegan
Verda Fifield Messerly
Robert Waite
R. H. Sanders
Waterloo
J. Lester Smith
Cedar Falls
Ilene Thorps
Ella C. Thorpe
Manchester
Vera
Vergic Case
Manning
Katherine Hawley Richardson
Bertha Halsey Noblett
Pocatello
Idaho
Clifford Morse
W. N. Morse
Bernice Wosoba
Anton Wosoba
Baldwin
Miss Wosoba
Baldwin High School
Maquoketa City Hospital
Morse
Standard
Ruth Bahnsen
Justus Bahnsen
John L. Rohwedder
Rock Island
E. F. Rohwedder
Joyce
Dolores Lasserty
Perry
Bahnsen
R.O.T.C
Presbyterian Ald Society Schedules July Break
Day long birthday event at Bealch Grove honors Mrs W Clark with twenty four guests including Mr and Mrs W B Clark and daughters Uth and Aliee May Chauncey Carson and Leste Wimebaugh plus Mrs May Himebaugh. Sheldon Moats married Cecile Tipp in West Union on June 10 and will live with the Moats family. Arend Balster received a large truck load of machinery repairs from Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 2. Clark
Bealch Grove
W. B. Clark
Uth
Aliee May
Chauncey Carson
Leste Wimebaugh
May Himebaugh
Thee Presbyterian Ald Society
Sheldon Moats
Cecile Tipp
West Union
Moats
George Moats
Scalch Grove
Arend Balster
Moline
Grandpa Jitters Brings WHO Barn Dance to Monticello
Grandpa Jitters a vaudeville and stock comedian headlines the WHO Barn Dance Frolicers show at Neil Shaffner's Big Tent theater in Monticello on Friday June 28. The act features a diverse lineup including Lem and Martha Louisiana Lou the Four Lumberjacks the Tune Tossers Jo and Jean the Arizona Cowgirls Windy Brown and Red among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandpa Jitters
Monticello
Neil Shaffner
Station Who
Lem
Martha
Louisiana Lou
Hilly-Billy Singer
Jean
Arizona
Windy Brown
Red
Prairieburg Social and Family Visits Noted Across towns
Prairieburg and nearby towns show a steady stream of visits and gatherings. E Haines and son Carlton from Coggan toured Prairieburg while Frank M Holub and family traveled to the Henry Holub home near Monticello. Additional visits included the Caine family Beulah Hill Velma Came and Velma Behrends with relatives in Des Moines. John Yonker, longtime resident, was found dead in bed on Thursday.
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Yonker
Thelma Lender
Kansas City
M. EB
A. J
Reiligh
Monticello
Mary Lauser
Cedar Rapids
John Lauser
William Green
Anamosa
BE. J. Pathode
Catherine Kula
William
Louis
Adolph
John R. Lawrence
J. J. Dolan
J. M. Lauser
WF. Dolan
Walter Sauser
Los Angeles
Calif
J. M. Sauser
Benz
Wis
Henry Henderson
Maynard Hansen
Central City
Pratrieburg
Thelma Leader
Kansans City
John Yonker
George Knott
John Walker
Matt Woodward
Sidney Forbes
Albert. Holub
Woodward
Buffalo
Albert. Miles
Winbeck
Roy Walmutt
St. Joseph's Church
Father Clune
Coggon
Father Farley
Ryan
Father Kucera
Vickor Lawrence
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Solon
Co. E. Haines
Carlton
Coggan
Prairieburg
Frank M. Holub
Henry Holub
A. J. Caine
Beulah
Roland Hill
Velma
R. D. Came
Town City
Yola Came
Thomas Hill
George Finn
John Reid
Everett Finn
George
Viola
Harry Horsewell
Manchester
Harry
Joseph Simmons
Ralph
Velma Behrends
Vincent Simmons
Des Moines
C. H. Hanold
Verna
Gayle
Ingwer
Donnie Joe Knapp
Cascade
Dress Family Visits Relatives in Tampico
Amber Dress and family including sons Bobbie and Jackie and daughter Mary Kay visited relatives in Tampico on Sunday. Mrs Florence Clarke of Monticello accompanied them. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernell A. Dress and Sons
Bobbie
Jackie
Mary Kay
Florence Clarke
Monticello
Tampico
W. J. Zimmerman
Monticello Home Lovers Ad Offers Roofing and Stock Goods
Local advertisement from Monticello area praises home life and promotes Mule-Hide roofing under FHA terms, plus fence, barbed wire, steel posts, and car care tips. It notes rainy weather testing roofs, inventory data, and a humorous nod to a civic hymn verse.
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B. D. Heiken
Ardis and
Treva
Castle Grove
Heiken
Henry Johnson
Glen Watson
O. O. Watson
Chicago
W. H. Kelly
Washington
Iowa
Willis Martin
Maquoketa
W. Clark
Ed Duncan
Joseph Wilcox
Monmouth
Jesse Allen
Adam Leheer
Masonville
Augusta Norris
William Alexander
Sam
Eva Hanken
Sheldon
Cecile Tripp
Charles Anderson
Winnipeg
Laura Holst
J. Tomlinson Weedin
Austin Wilcox
Lyle Tompkins
Jeanne Bucels
Pangburn
Jen Shover
Curtine
Paul Lature
Lyle ‘Tompok Das
Wyoning
O. QO. Watson
Miyunket
Peter Prahim
Rohwedder
Eloise Bronson Stuckslager
Lisbon
S. G. Franks
Martin Briggs
Briggs
Frances Bowen Myatt
Tom Murphy
George Salzer
Will Quinn
Don Henry
J. S. Parr
L. F. Kukkuck
Walter
Frances Ott
Leonard Brammerle
Lawrence
L. M. Koch
Joan Hutchins
Gertrude Hut
Lutheran Sunday School
Will Roch
D. A. Vetter
Ellen
Marjory
Leslie Fishwild
Robert Heasty
R. Fishwild
Thomas Park
Marion
This Park
Fred Otten
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
J. J. Boland
Waucoma
Cletus Boland
George Mardort
Revo
Carl Mardort
Sumner
Ho HW
Alimmenman G
Michael Martin Depent
Ernie Ruhe
Eurene Batley
Ethel Jean
Doris Wilson
Willis Zimmernman
Elkader
Orlando Bailey
Marion Bailey
George Siebels
Camp Huaga
Walker
Wanda
Paul Pearson
Marcelone
Marysville
Kansas
George Seelusen
Otto Dannerman
Joh Seelusen
Mroo
WH. A.toenies
W. R. Aimmerman
George Aimmerman
Robert Sehoon
George Schoon
Pittsburgh
DODGE
Plymouth
Eiben
Monticello, Lowa
St. Anthony
Dakota Lim
Maye
Jor. Barron
Follter
R.A. Cartane
Krookless
America
Hanford Post No
American Legion
Cedar Rapids, Ia
Cedar Park
de Sey
Merry
Srved
Cou
Hooray
Neil Schaffner
BIG Tent Theatre
John Deere
Farmers Implement CO
M. K
Mike) Hubbard