Local News Of Local People From Monticello Area
A collage of visits and hometown events shows residents traveling to Manchester Mon ticello Marion Independence Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids. People named include Mrs Wade Long Lee Alcorn Izora Bancroft Genevieve O Rourke Lena Palmer Jean Hogan and many others with notes on visits jobs church notices and a lent program at Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Luther League Monthly
Verna Stutt
Eloise Kuhns
VFW Monticello Post to Hold Regular Meeting
The Monticello post No. 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary plan their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday in the City Clerk's office. Members are urged to attend and note the Soldiers Memorial section. The piece also references Iowa legislature debates on consolidation versus jobholder pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Soldier’s Memorial
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Iowa
Community Sees Moves and Visits Amid Local Gatherings
Moves shuffle across Richland Center as tenants shift farms and families relocate. Derek Behrends to Frank Kurt estate and Gerd Kammerman to vacated farm. Boner estate sold to Fred Hein with George Allen to tenant vacated land. Local visits include John Schweitzer party at Monticello high school and Dubuque trips by several residents. Seraphine Schweitzer slowly improves after injury. multiple social gatherings noted around Monticello and Anamosa area through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yossi
Des Moines
John Yossi
John Schweitzer
George B. Hein
Billy Sloan
Monticello High School
Edward Behrends
Gerd Zimmerman
Frank Kurt
Gerd Kammerman
Reuben Dress
Monticello
Ben Eilers
Boner
Allen Fairbanks
Fred W. Hein
George Allen
Dick Lewis
Shover
Bradberg
Scotch Grove
Ethel Leytem
Sidney
Janaan
Dubuque
Schweitzer
Chicago
Seraphine
John Deitiker
Castle Grove
Carl Hein
Lucille
Delores
Will Husman
Anamosa
Reuben Dregs
George Korman
Robert
Walter Bode
Carl Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Seen From Uptown by Don Mouw
A light local column notes cafe talk, censored remarks, and town banter. It observes bachelors funding a pool via taxation, a monogrammed stationery quip, hat fashions, and questions why such columns exist while hinting at community chatter and Want Ads for quick respite.
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Hollywood
Germany
Baptisms and family moves highlight Wayne notices
Wayne district records a baptism at Wayne Lutheran parsonage for Karen Marvel Freese born February 8. Judy Colleen Renk is christened at Monticello home after February 1 birth. Albert Schrader and Herman Tjaden relocate farms in Cass township and Monticello. The Zimmerman couple mark their 49th anniversary with family gathering. A national statistic notes 117790 saloons 9090 breweries and 286 distilleries before prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Carol Freese
Wayne Lutheran Parsonage
Karen
Marvel
Renk
Lois Eilers
Grace Henrichs
Monticello
Judy Colleen
Albert Schrader
Cass Township
Schrader
Herman Tjaden
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Mrs. Wade Long
Manchester
Lee Alcorn
Edgewood
H. P. Bancroft
Izora
Marion
Ray Marugg
Independence
Genevieve O’rourke
Goudy Cafe
Lena Palmer
Clara
Cedar Falls
Jean Hogan
Iowa- Northwestern
Iowa City
John Hay
E. J. Farley
Jack Hogan
Lakeville
Minn
Betty Kay
Mrs
Fred Kay
Edith Ferring
Mercy Hospital
Frank Ferring
Lidwina Demmer
al Pemmer
Worthingtan
Harold Neilly
P. D. Bell
Winifred Neilly
Newton Wilkinson
Eldorado
Arthur Young
Vincent Kane
Ronald
Leo Kane
H. W. Bell
Leone and
Merlin
Princeton
Margaret Stadtmueller
George Waite
Paul Smith
Ana- Mesa
Frank Podhaski
J. M. Woellert
Irma and
Eileen Woellert
Unday
William Phillips
Paul Hanssen
California
Bess Dickey
Keith
J. P. Smith
Hopkinton
Dad
Goudy
Ted Denkhoff
Teddy
Ann
Sunny
T. F. Denkoff
Donald Moow
The
Xpress
Bernard Mouw
College of Dentistry
Eda van Buren
Tipton
L. F. Balster
V. J. Sands
Perry
Mrs. Melvin Sands
L. A. Oltman
A. B. Jacobs
Luella Oltman
R. N
Oskaloosa
Charles L. Jacobs
Frieda Balster
Mrs. L. F. Balster
Raymond Bywater
A. J. H. McNeill
Frank Peckosh
Rita
Oxford Junction
Kate Altman
O. J. Wyland
Underwood
Shirley Hastings
Houston
Texas
A. Wyland
R. J. Bone
Rex Ricklefs
Josephine
W. K. Hodgson
K. P. Hall
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Coe College
Roy Ricklefs
Raymond Hodgson
Memorial Chapel
Schreiner Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Antonette Coxsee
Jean Harris
Jefferson
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
C. A. Coxsee
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Ed Eilers
John Wenger
Henry Wilers
John Brokens
Strawberry Point
Mr. Brokens
Langworthy
Mahaska County Hospital
George Woodall
Upper Iowa
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Waterloo
Philip Maurice
St. Louis
Gradwhol School
A. M. Maurice
Arthur Shelley
Alan
F. B. Carson
Toledo
Ernest Condit
Ralph
Souris
North Dakota
Chester Condit
Donald Fletcher
Muscatine
Charles L. Fletcher
David P. Kelly
V.F.W
Richland Center
Ursula Hein
By Don Mouw
Wayne News
United States
Princess
Monticello, Iowa
Mickey Rooney
Little Pal
Ken Murray
Johnny Downs
KathrYn Kane
Ted Weems
Il “Swing
Bob Baker
Ghost Town Riders
Errol Flynn
Basil Rathbone
David Niven
Donald Craig
Mystery
Stahler’s Shoe Department
Sunbeam
Copley Square
Bill Ford
Bobby Bartlett
Paul Jacque
Arthur Husman
L. A. Iverson
Betty Hayes
James Robertson
James Lahey
Oshkosh
Harry Reader
Rhatigan
Isaac Schneider
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Doris Dodson
Reymer
Stuhler
Drews
Smartee Stuhler
Seist
U-S
Ofpe
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van Camp
Monarch
Climax
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