Society And Club News Recurring Civic Social Life Across Town
The Needle Work Guild met at Mrs. William First's home sewing quilt blocks and goodies hosted by Mrs. First One guest Mrs. Henry B. Hanken Also Mrs. Leonard Iverson hosted a bridge group last Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Maire high score At St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Ladies Aid met last week to sew for the church and socialize Friday club hosted by Mrs Henry M Carpenter The St Johns Sunday school seniors enjoyed a Maquoketa farm picnic with swim and Elsea Hanken as guest Numerous bridge parties and theater outings filled the week as neighbors hosted Miss Ruth Outland and Miss Katherine Dennison with friends and treats Birthday celebrations included Herman Bartels sixty ninth with a large gathering and plate luncheon Nearby couples hosted young newlyweds Carl and wife at a country home with a noon dinner and later games and gifts Billy Hintz celebrated his fourth birthday with a family party at home including guests Ruth Ann Hintz and others A Monticello couple Nora Reynolds and Rickels Himebaugh wed in Galena Illinois and plan to live in Scotch Grove A country club bridge party concluded the social week with four tables and Milton Thoe ni as high scorer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Iverson
Harry Maire
H. Rink
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Matthew's Ev. Lutheran Church
Agnes Gearhart
Ruth Outland
Marshalltown
Carrie Page
Herman Bartels
Irving Hintz
Billy
Donald Sutherland
Duane
Dicky
Forrest Delscher
Helen
Marian
Charlotte
Ruth Ann Hintz
Lena Brockan
Norman Clark
Nels Reynolds
Richels Winnebaugh
Nora Reynolds
C. E. Reynolds
Monticello
Rickels Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Reynolds
Galena
Tlinois
Emmaline Hoffman
Henry Oltman
Mr. Himebaugh
Arend Balster’s
Janet Hazard and Ruth Outland Visitors Noted
Miss Ruth Outland of Marshalltown was an out-of-town guest visiting Janet Hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hazard
Ruth Outland
Marshalltown
Howie Maire Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Olin Howie were surprised Monday evening to find friends gathering at the country home of Mr and Mrs Marcus Maire to help celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary. The evening featured bridge and visiting with refreshments served by Mrs Maire and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Howie
Marcus Maire
Maire
Mary Margaret Heyen Weds Dr Louis C Bennett in Santa Monica Home Ceremony
Miss Heyen and Dr Louis C Bennett wed at 6 30 p m June 2 at the home of Dr and Mrs A K Friend in Santa Monica California Rev O W Wismar officiated before palm and flower altar Dr W L Marxer sang I Love You Truly and Ave Maria Miss Catherine J Connelly accompanied and played the Lohengrin wedding march Best man Dr Frank D Edington and bridesmaid Miss Ruth Shouda attended The couple planned a Pacific coast motor trip then Yosemite returning July 1 1992 Heyen is Iowa trained nurse and Bennett Iowa graduate and medical resident in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Friend
Santa Monica
California
Mary Margaret Heyen
Louis C. Bennett
O. W. Wismar
Grace Lutheran Church of
Los Angeles
W. L. Marxer
Schubert
Catherine J. Connelly
Frank D. Edington
San Francisco
Ruth Shouda
Scripps Metabolic Clinic
la Jolla
Bennett
Creston
Iowa
College of Liberal Arts
College of Medicine
State University of Iowa
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dyersville Beats Monticello to Grab Second Place
Dyersville Dutchmen defeated Monticello 3 to 1 in a seven inning game to strengthen their hold on second place in the Maquoketa Valley league. Stapleton allowed four hits for Dyersville, Brown pitched well aside from the third inning, while Monticello scored first in the second before Dyersville answered with three runs in the third. A rainout ended the planned second game, with Guttenberg leading Cascade 8 to 0 when halted. Cascade ties Monticello for third after the win. Monticello and Cascade may duel again July 31 and July 4 at local park to gauge superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Monticello
Maquoketa
Stapleton
Brown
Guttenberg
Finch
Monti
Rccount
Meredith
Manchester
Cascade
Reds
Mont
Cascaders
Faithful Sunday Services Across Churches in July Town
Wayne Zion Lutheran J Willis pastor holds English service at 10 30 with 9 30 Sunday school offering for charities. Josephs Catholic Prairieburg mass 7 and 9 00 confessions Sat. Sacred Heart Church Masses 8 and 10 with Holy Day devotions 6 15 9 00 and First Friday devotions. Congregational Samuel G Gutensohn leads 11 00 worship. Vacation Bible school closes with Presbyterian church program Sunday 8 00 pm. St Johns Ev Lutheran Gutknecht services July 3 preparatory 10 15 and 10 45. no Trinity service. Methodist Episcopal Porter welcomes 11 00 service and 10 00 church school. Epworth League 7 00 pm. Castle Grove Lutheran July 3 German service 11 00 with Luther League 8 00. Fourth of July program led by George Balster. Big picnic July 1 in J H Specht's timber. Reformed Tendick July 3 Sunday school 10 00 morning worship 11 00 in German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion Lutheran
J. Willis
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
N. Sycamore Street
A. L. Lorenz
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Vacation Bible School
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Ev
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Ladies’ Aid
Margaret Stadtmueller
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Congregational Church
Castle Grove
J. H. Specht
Castle Grove Lutheran Brotherhood
L. Bender
Davenport
Washington
Armin H. Tendick
God
Presbyterian
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Prairieburg Protestant
G. Wolf
Sanctuary meditation and church notices in Prairieburg
A church page invites reflection on worship and sanctuary as a source of rest and strength. It lists July activities including an ice cream social, a postponed Ladies Aid meeting, Sunday services, Vacation Bible School start date, and staff notes for the Prairieburg Protestant church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. Dieteker
Former Jones Co Man Honored By Dartmouth
Frank W. Booth superintendent of the Nebraska State School for the Deaf in Omaha received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy from Dartmouth College. Born in Anamosa to deaf parents, Booth studied at Town State college in Ames and championed lip reading, editing a deaf instructive journal in Philadelphia before leading the Nebraska school for nearly twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Booth
Nebraska State School For the Deaf
Omaha
Dartmouth College
Mr. Booth
Anamosa
Edmund Booth
Booth
Town State College
Ames
Graham Bell
Philadelphia
Nebraska Institution
Jones County
Recital by Mrs Guyan’s Piano Pupils at Home
Mrs George Guyan presents a recital by her piano students tomorrow at 7 30 p m at her home. Programs include pieces by Johnson Preston Rebe Chopin Kerr Ketterer Beethov en Liszt plus duets by Hall Felton and others with students Carlsen Coxsee and Zimmerman among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guyan
Fairyland
Johnson
Jackie Stuhler
Preston
Gordon York
Rebe
Jean Royden
Valse
Chopin
Valsette
Kerr
Bernice Havlichek
Ketterer
Josephine Ricklefs
Goblins
Frances Bone
Wilma
la Fontaine
Bohm
Iola Folkerts
Davis
Velma Tobiason
Minuet
Beethoven
du Val
Clemma Wenger
Betty Kay
Jiggs Enter Politics in New Musical Comedy Tour Stop
The cartoon icon Jiggs from Bring ing Up Father shifts to politics as a musical comedy stars and tours Monticello in a rainproof tent for one night on Wednesday July 6 at Bader lot with twenty artists. R H L notes this in the Chicago Tribune. The piece jabs at Garner’s plan for post offices across the nation with a humorous radio bedtime-story image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiggs
George McManus
Maggie
Dinty Moore
Monticello
Bader Lot
Chicago Tribune
Garner
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
Saturn
Hoover Best Bet for Next Four Years, Says Times-Republican
The Marshalltown Times-Republican endorses Herbert Hoover as the prime choice for the next four years. It argues Hoover's presidential experience makes him capable of resisting opportunistic politicians and pursuing sound recovery plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Hoover
Noiseless Fourth of July Hoped If Nation Goes Boyless
Minneapolis Journal imagines a quieter national celebration achieving a kidless fourth of July. The piece casts a playful utopian vision where parental and social constraints shape a peaceful holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Cascade Farmer Weds Prairieburg Woman in Prairieburg Ceremony
Albert Kelchen of Cascade and Leona Crowley of Prairieburg were married Thursday morning in Prairieburg with Father Kucera officiating. The couple spent the day in Monticello and hosted a wedding dance at City Park pavilion featuring Lane's orchestra. about 300 couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kelchen
Cascade
Monticello
Leona Crowley
Prairieburg
Kucera
City Park
Lane
A. P. Lambert
Clarence Matthiessen
J. J. Hayes
Burlington Hawkeye Opinion: Mr. Hoover Not Party President
The piece argues Mr. Hoover has not led the Republican Party but served as president of the people. It claims he avoids partisan politics and asserts the public is recognizing this stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Hawkeye
Hoover
Republican Party
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Needlework Guild
Will
Needle Work Guild
William First
Henry B. Hanken
Mrs. Iverson
Henry Carpenter
Henry M. Carpenter
Halstead Carpenter
Arthur Shelley
the Times
Colin G. Thomas
St. John's
St. John’s Sunday School
Kate Hanken
W. H. Hanken
Elesa Hanken
Mrs
Katherine Dennison
Des Moines
Princess Cafe
Lavonne Landis
Miriam Lovell
Ruth Roberts
Antonette Coxsee
Josephine McNeill
Betty Thomas
George Schoon
Divorge Schoon
Amber
Carl
Country Club
Milton Thoeni
Mrs. Olin Howie
Manichester
Stapleton and
Wilhelm
Brown and DeLancey
Anderson
Carty
R. Nieman
Isa Bowman
Weber
Jersey
Certo
Pen Jel
Tomatoes Farmer’s
Longhorn
Kash
Karry
H. W. Skelley
Prop
Bacon
Pet Abel
Yoss
L. Bartlett
Byerly
Clark
Fenelon
Thenhaus
McKeever
DeLancey
Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen J. Kucvra
St. Matthew’s Ev
H. L Adix
Ladies Aid
Luther Hall
Chris Eiben
Luther League
Jones Co
Dartmouth
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
Jiggs, Maggie, and
Dinty Moore Ini
Whole People
South Cedar Street
Kathryn Young
T. B
Hopkinton
McNeill Bros
Jack Studer
Adolph Schoon
McCormick-Deering
R. H. Balster Farm Equipment Store
The
Jewel Tea Company
North Maple Street
Zimmerman
Hoube
Wilson Burkert
Farley's Produce
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Hoover Vacuum
Remington
Underwood
E. E. Reed
Ervin E. Reed
Monticello’s
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Parish
Bob Klingman
Jones County Fair Grounds
Pennzoil
Pennsylvania
Madsen Motor Co
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