Fuller couple marks 58th wedding anniversary at Sycamore home
Civil War veteran William Fuller and wife celebrate their 58th anniversary with 42 guests including four daughters, thirteen grandchildren, and twenty-one great grandchildren. Fuller, born 1842 in New York, endured prison camps and battles from Pea Ridge to Kenesaw Mountain before returning to Iowa.
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William Fuller
Sycamore Street
Minnie Manning
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Fadley
Onslow
Mesdames
Susan Nichols
Lilly Leggett
Monticello
Dora Brucks
Dorothy Smith
John Prouty
Edinburgh
Texas
William Bentley
Mr. Fuller
Missouri
Fuller
Pen Ridge
Andersonville
Rensselaer County
New York
Scotch Crove Township
Henry County
Illinois
Chickasaw County
Iowa
Lucy Jones
Scotch Grove Township
Southern Prison
Scotch Grove
Pea Ridge
Red Keel Station
Kingstone
Kenesaw Mountain
Social Notes Highlights Multiple Early 20th Century Weddings
A series of social notes report several weddings in rural Iowa towns. Ben H Behrends wed Clara Ricklets at St Matthew's Church with Rev Henry Adix officiating. Other rites include Mildred Power and Edward Fuss at St Matthew's and Miss Jinger Monk and Makwert Willis at Zion's Lutheran Church in Wayne township. Edna Margaret Hanken and Harry Carpenter married in Sioux City last Sunday. The notes mention receptions, pre nuptial showers, attendants, and future residences on local farms or in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Behrends
Clara Ricklets
St. Matthew's Evagelical Lutheran Church
Henry L. Adix
Lydia Adix
Edna Ricklefs
Irma Adix
Jesus
Elsie Ricklefs
Red Rickiers
J. H. Ricklets
Richland Township
Behrends
Meta Behrends
Luyeth Township
Luther League
St. Matthew's Church
Mrs. Behrends
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mildred Power
Edward B. Fuss
Anna Shoneman
Adelbert Fass
Velma Schoon
Frieda Kiben
Barton D. Power
Hopkinton
Pass
Mr. Fass
Carl Fass
Sand Spring
Jinger Johannah Monk
Makwert Willis
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
John Willms
Edena Willms
Ita Gerrets
George Hagen
John Monk
Carl Willms
Gerd Monk
Death of Moses A. Waddick in Castle Grove Township
Moses A. Waddick of Castle Grove township died suddenly at home on June 29 at age 79 possibly from a stroke. He was born March 18, 1848 in Ohio and moved to Iowa in 1854. Funeral at Immaculate Conception church Castle Grove Saturday at 9. He leaves wife Catherine died 1925 six children Louis William Mary Thomas James and John. one brother L. P. Waddick.
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Moses A. Waddick
Castle Grove Township
Immaculate Conception Church
Castle Grove
Mr. Waddick
Ohio
Patrick Waddick
Jones County
Iowa
Lfe
Catherine McKenna
St. Martin's Church
Cascade
John
Parke B Correll 54 Dies in Dubuque Burial at Oakwood
Parke B Correll formerly of Monticello died at 398 Algona Street Dubuque last Sunday June 26 at 645 PM. Funeral services were held Tuesday at one. Rev Vinton Lee presided. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery with military honors as a Spanish American War veteran. Survived by Blanche Peltier Correll wife two children Louis Edwin and Avah Blanche and siblings Harry Dunham Charles Edward Correll Mesdames A B Nicholas and George Chamberlain of Dubuque.
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Parke B. Correll
Monticello
Algona Street
Dubuque
Vinton Lee
Wiromobile
Oakwood
Correll
Blanche Peltier
Louis Edwin
Avah Blanche
Harry, Dunham
Charles
Edward Correll
Mesdames A. B
Nicholas
George Chamberlain
Oakwood Cemetery
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Henry C. Taylor Pioneer in Agricultural Economics
Henry Charles Taylor born 1873 in Stockport Iowa rose to lead bureau of agricultural economics in 1922 shaping supply and demand studies. He taught at University of Wisconsin and later worked at Northwestern University Chicago while backing McNary Haugen farm relief proposals. His message remains noteworthy.
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Henry Charles Taylor
Stockport
Iowa
Ames
Wisconsin
England
Germany
University of Wisconsin
I. 8 S. Department of Agriculture
Office of
Bureau of Livestock and
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Taylor
Federal Department
Department of Agriculture
Northwestern University At Chicago
Church Services Schedule At St Job’s Ev Lutheran
St Job’s Ev Lutheran Church lists English worship at St John’s at 10 45 with Sunday school and Bible classes. No services at Tritivy. other wording unclear. Pastor Paul T Gutknecht directs the congregation.
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St. Job's Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
St John's
Tritivy
Sunday school and church service notice
The ladies' aid society will meet at the parsonage Thursday July 7. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees for the event following the Sunday school and church service.
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Christian Andeavoor
Gid Society
Mission Festival Offerings At Local Churches
MW Adix and Rev M Jahr lead a July 1 mission festival with English services at 2 p.m. in Tripoli and Strawberry Point respectively, and Rev Adix in LaPorte City. A special missions offering will be received at both services. An initial Sunday school session begins at 9 30 a.m. all are warmly invited.
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Thou Am
Hankammer
Tripoli
Gehen
M. Jahr
Strawberry Point
Adix
LaPorte City
Cordilly
Sunday Worship Service Announcement at Tawan
Morning worship and patriotic service held at 17 aan. Next Sunday observers will celebrate communion with the Lord's Supper. All members are urged to be present and renew their faith in Christ Jesus as Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
George W McNary Pastor Services Sunday July 8
George W McNary announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00 a.m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McNary
Monticello Glimpses Back Forty Years June 1887 Highlights
Sixty years earlier Monticello notes graduation of twelve senior high students led by Charles Davidson and Grace Maurice. The piece recalls George Bacon’s death in Augusta Kansas and Belva Lockwood’s suffrage lectures. Medical advances, marriages, and local business changes populate a mosaic of town life in June 1887.
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The
Xpress
Charles Davidson
Grace Maurice
Nellie McConnon
Bessie Duer
Ella Eberhart
Lola Hicks
Nellie Dunham
Mabel G. Herrick
Trick Little
Agnes Russell
Winifred Smith
Hattie Proctor
George Bacon
Monticello
Augusta
Kansas
Belva Lockwood
Opera House
United States
T. H. Phillips
Chicago
American Medical Association
Phillips
DeWitt A. Paine
Mattie Werrick
Sue Peekor
Grant S. Hicks
Michigan State University
Hicks
Tacoma
Washington
Lizzie Poggenklaus
Denver
Colorado
Ella Henderson
Zelma Farwell
James Perley
Janiel
Town State College
Ames
Crookston
Minnesota
Minnie Mead
E. R. Webster
Manitoba
British America
Niss Mead
Simon Mead
Webster
Dominion City
Tlarks & Kempf
Kempf
E. M. Thompson & Co
Francis Dawson
Richland Township
Ike Rigby
Squire Tibbetts
Thomas Egan
Mary McCullough
Bailey
Cora L. Mead
W. JL. Spiegel
Rose Fuller
Bod Smith
Mary CL Pixley
Don Behrends
Rose Eichenberger
Herbert Cox
Edith Finnigan
John Mowry
Kana M. Boots
New McDonald Hospital Hires Capable New Superintendent
Miss Capitola Youngstrom of Litchfield Minnesota succeeds Miss Catherine Pond as superintendent of the John McDonald hospital in Monticello. Youngstrom brings extensive training from Asbury hospital Minneapolis and New York Polyclinical, plus prior service at Swift County Benson and New Britain General Hospital. She will be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Wright and a team of student nurses as Leona Katcher and LaRena Larson resign. Mrs Ortha Bixler visits Monticello.
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Anabel Eckhardt
Roon
John McDonard Hospital
Catherine Pond Hae
Capitola Youngstrom
Litchfield
Minnesota
Miss Eckhardt
Monticello
Youngstrom
McDonald Hospital
Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis
Swift County Hospital
Benson
New York Polyelinie Hospital
New York City
Mekhardt
Men Eello
Elizabetth
Wright
R. N
Hurst
Lowell Corporation Hospital
Lowell
Massachusetts
New Britain General Hospital
New Britain
Connecticut
New York
Monticello Pirates players noted in regional action
Local sport brief highlights Emil Lesven of Monticello now with Cleveland Indians limited by a sore season, Lee Bartlett thriving for Cedar Rapids in the Mississippi Valley league with pitching hitting and fielding. Monticello Midgets hire a new coach to snap a losing streak and set up next Sunday's game against the Ryan Shamrocks. Monticello aims to exceed 500 this year. A Cedar Rapids Y P Cs victory over Monticello included late rallies and errors scoring runs in the 5th inning and a long extra session. Batteries listed and game summary provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Lesven
Monticello
Cleveland Indians
Lee Bartlett
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi Valley League
Ryan Shamrocks
Wilson
Daniels Park
Smith
Notice of Hearing to Sell Real Estate in Frances Dannemann Estate
In Jones county Iowa the district court will hear Otto Dannemann administrator to sell real estate in Amber and Amber-lot parcels to pay debts. The court set July 1 1927 at 10 am in Anamosa for hearing with two weeks of publication in The Monticello Express. Attorneys for the estate: BE Reed.
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District Court
Jones County
Ellen Jane Putnam
Anamosa
Iowa
Thia
Joner County
Anna Steinkopf
Costa
A. TD
State of
John B. Brokens
Towa
Gerd Harms
J. J. Locher
Joseph Rieger
A. D
Marshall Tractric Company
Marshalltown
Board of Supervisors
Frances Dannemann
H. O. Dannemann
Anna Dannemann
Matis Dannemann
Freienche Abrahamson
Bethy
Elizabeth Dannemann
Amna Dannemann
Gerd Dannemann
Otto Dannemann
Renal
Amber
Monticello
Rose Rogers
John Trost
Jones Co
Wilma_M. Kuh
Wilma M. Ruhl
Big Tent Show Arrives in Monticello For Weeklong Run
J Doug Morgan presents Neale Helveys big tent company of 30 with twenty artists in Monticello for seven days starting Monday July 4. The bill features comedies dramas musicals vaudeville acts and Moments of Harmony with Neale Helvey and Pat Mills. Also noted are visitors Mr and Mrs Herman Otto and son Robert of Waterloo visiting local hosts Fred Lehman.
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J. Doug Morgan
Neale Helvey
Monticello
Miss Dot Dumas
Pat Mills
Kitterman
Grew
Adair
Barnes
Mills
Davis
Neale
Leland Adair
Barne Barnes
Hale
Kenyon and Clark
Musketeers
Kenyon
Virginia Mills
Clinton Theater
Neale Ray
Fig
Herman Otto
Robert
Waterloo
Fred Lehman
Otto
Monticello Council Approves 1927 City Expenses and Relief Petition
The Monticello Iowa council met in regular session on June 6 1927 with five members present. They read and approved previous minutes the treasurer report and authorized payments for general funds clerk payroll utilities and street work. A petition by Maple and Second street owners for relief was referred to streets and alley committee. The council adopted a resolution approving city funds payments and a sewer contract with Whos Gurson plus bond.
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Monticeio
Jawa
Council Rauta
Counc
Eee Wopee Negat Vrésent
Ilanssen
Withiisern
Hayes
Bates
Rockstad
Maple
Second
Iran
Hhe
Aeolleyy
Efits Council
Caity of
Monteella
Towa
Mire Fund
Ice Co
Thotopson Oar Tire
Bel Telephone Co
Hmeetric Co
Ines Seevies Co
W. Cortin
Monticello State Bank
Soule
St. Anthony & Dakota Cy
Ed Euler
BBC
Montiel State Bank
Siebels
Curtis
Monticello
Iowa
Wleetrie
Connelly
Hansven
Wilkinson
Whos
Gurson
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Edna Margaret Hanken
Herman W. Hanken
Lovell Township
Harry A. Carpenter
Sioux City
Morningside Avenue
Carpenter
State University At
Iowa City
University of Minnesota At
Resyuroe Wear
Dagga
Siena Cubs
Mis.si Wodta
Dinha Matthiessen
Aoa
Oo Etock Bridge
Tuteheon
Alice Kint
Cedar Maths
Ben Littl
Oelwein
Mes
Matthiessen
Mary Parker
Des Moines
Emilio Ricklet
Adele Wilkens
Country Club
Membe
Dr. Taylor Farm Bureau
Reformed Church
Rk. P. Kuentzel
St. Matthew's
Votheran Churen
Richland Center Presbyterian Charch
Henry Marks
Congregational Church
New Hospital
Ortha Bixler
Cumberland
Clyde I. Bixler
Magellan
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Iceland
Benjamin Franklin
J. H. Perrine
C. A. Palmer
M. Podhaski
F. J. Kay
Yousse Bros
Angelo Pappas
A. O. Lambert
J. J. Eggers
Anna Ehrisman
Hanssen
Ray Echternacht
Ray Hearn
Center Street
Kathryn Young
Newton Parrott
Alfred Bogs
Steiner
A. W. Steiner
J. L. Weber & Sons
August Schlemmer
Hereford
T.B
McNeill Bros
Town
Anamosi
L. J. Schlemme
G. J. Eiben
Hartlett and Ferring
Auderle, Buresh and Zahar
Bruno Grassmeyer
Hoffmann
S. C. Judy
Jefferson
H. R. Jacobs
Woodlawn Poultry Farm
Prairieburg
L. B. Hoag
Presbyterian Aid Society
Olson
L. E. Hutton
Guernsey
Orlo
Blanchard
Board of Trustees of
Richland Two
George Rogers
Henry Ford Company
Ford
J. Rogers
North Side
Montcello
Lloyd Robertson
Board of Trustees
J. Locher
Eatate
E. BE. Reed
I. &, Reed
LaVern Rockstad
BE. E. Reed
W. A. Suthers
Teeter
George Wenzlick
Inter Ocean
Second Ave
6Th Street East
George Albery
J. W. Doxses
CG. A. Doxsee
Doxsee & Doxsee Attorneys AT
LAW
Lovell Block
DR. Burris Chiropractor
Palmer School
Spear
Iverson Furniture
Anna Reimer
L. P. Waddick
Auctionear
Star Meat Market
Marshall & Seeuinaeee Phon
Cape
Ousman & McCrea
J. E. Bateman
Montiielio
DR. A. M. Maurice
D. Dy
Lovell
Tom
J. V. Dautremont
Dr. Hoffman
Palmer
Regidence
Oid
Lowa
Gocold
Socold
R. H. Balster Monticello, Iowa
Arend Balster Scotch Grove, Iowa
Kash & Karry Grocery
van Cami
H.w.skelley
Davenport
Mississippi Valley Racing Assn
Gus Schrader
Ray Blakewell
C. H. Ireland
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