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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

8

Onslow W A Wicks Farewell Party and Farm News

Neighbors held a farewell at the Max Hamilton home as the Hamilton family moves to a new farm near Monmouth. A card party and five hundred games featured prizes to Mrs. John Peterson, John Jansen, and Mrs. Anna Peterson. Other items note farm changes, visits, and local sports with Onslow High beating Viola 47 to 17 for its 15th win in 17 games.

Max ‘Hamilton Hamilton Monmouth George French John. M. Peterson John Jansen Anna Peterson Will Plymouth French Hybrid Clinton Paul Business College James Macaulay Mount Vernon George Sears Floyd Horton Lois Pearl Horton Chicago Paul Ketchem Milo. Hunter Joliet George Overholt Harold Overholt Onslow C.L. Davis Robert Dorothy H. W. Koon Ruth Lathrop Paris Beauty Academy Cedar Rapids Roy Miller Earlville Marvin Hanwardson James. McCormick Cascade Pfeffer McCormick McCormick Brothers Henry Siler Wyoming Mildred Siler Lee Hanson Olive Green Floyd McCarty Paul French Scovill Business College Onslow High Viola Stone Hall Ray Hopkins Frances Orr Clara Chaplin Chaplin Ben Thu- Man Ted Hamilton Ed Tjaden Roy Walters Merrick Maquoketa Nettie Sberry

Local Farmers and Teachers Gather for Meetings and Milestones

A DeMolay student visited Monticello for a meeting and returned home. Castle Grove hosts a soil conservation program with Lubben and Specht reporting on Farm Home week at Ames. A son Marvin Leslie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ehlis at John McDonald hospital. Detachers celebrate a twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Deischer with a large gathering and heirloom linen tablecloth. Idle Not club hosts a wardrobing lesson and a kerchief shower for Mrs Kammerman moving away. Knots of local residents attend sales and visits across Monticello, Anamosa, Hopkinton and Ottowa.

Herman Seehusen Wyoming Township Cmemakers Club Arenee Romer Allison Fishwild Seehusen John Livingstone Bill Lynch Veterans’ Hospital Des Moines George French Florence Edwards Otha Johnson Elsie Callahan Elva Hall T. H. Lathrop J. A. Karns Cedar Rapids N. C. Holst C. M. Holst W. K. Kennedy Washington, Ta Harry Paulsen Alvena Paulsen Mr. Paulsen Emil Paulsen Chicago Paul Ketchem J. Paulsen Walter Holtz Floyd Horton Anamosa Satur Missionary Society John Hiller State University Iowa City Monticello O. R. Howie Will M. Lubben George Behrends A. E. Laude George A. Rickels Soil Conservatin Castle Grove Max Specht Ames Marvin Leslie White Worthington Kennedy Farm M. J. Crowley Matt Mueller Baby John McDonald Hospital Clarence Hosford Cornell College Mount Vernon Harold A. Deischer Margaret Olive Harlan Harper Vinton Eda van Buren Tipton Roy V. Porter Hopkinton W. F. Hintz J. A. Deischer Steve Petersen Sonticello Tony Kammerman Grant Eiler Kathleen Harvey Heiken S. M. Hosford Onslow Idle Idle Not Lynn Howie Willie Behrends Lyle Hosford F. C. Cramer E. J. Schnier Kammerman J.A. Howie M. J. Cass Ioe Schneider Leo Kane Wiley Eberhart Ottawa Kansas Eberhart S. P. Eberhart William Chapman South Fork Township Paul van Buren Waucoma Agnes Gearhart Loren Pauline Cramer Clarence Huston Wyoming Midland Homemakers Club Memorial Hall Luther League Herta Annemare Gutzeit Robert Alden Chas Eichhorn Leota Wherry R. B. Pollock August Thomsen Dora Thomsen C. H. Westphal Geo. Luckstedt G. H. Herzberger Elmer Storm Lutheran Aid Society Everett. Vrooman August Hansen T. J. van Dyke Frank Bernholtz South Haven Long Island Floyd Nelson William Holub Langworthy Henry Bramer Wesley Bible Class Methodist Church Imogene Jurgensen Erncie Brownell Nelson Brownell Brownell Clarence Eunice H. W. Farnham J. K. Delahooke H. D. Green Maquoketa Paul Brown Olin Wesleyan Foundation University of Iowa Lloyd Gustason G. J. Zeilinger Lutheran Church Morley Willman Hefflefinger Dirks Siebels C.H. Rogers Ham Woodworth Elias Anderson Fred Luke Louis Buchholtz Emil Jansen Marvin Mortensen Peck Clay Peck Central City Herman Soenksen DeWitt Nellie Atherton Mrs. Atherton Marvin Brunscheen Vernon Carson Eldred Oxford Mills Earl Waggy Carson Guy Howell H. P. Barber Marilyn Wallace Farnham Harriet Alden Harriet’ Shaffer 8. G. Thompson Sara Stanton S.L. McCammon Marion Alabama Ethel Courtney J. R. McNeilly McCamman Moses T. E. Stanton Washington Larko Christian Endeavor Society Harry Chase E. Goldsmith Lloyd Davenport Charles Eilers Merle Ira Mackey Seward Stanwood John Hansen Fred Biere Near Center Junction Orla Dawes Theodore Becker John Thomsen John Schmalfeldt Delmar Dick Thompson S. G. Thompson C. H. Nelson F. L. Serbousek Serbousek Andrew Serbousek J. N. Smith Paul Smith Jack Barbara Mr. Smith Arkansas Center Junction H. H. Seehusen Dean McDonald Himebaugh Andrew McDonald Harry Scheele Frank Husman Husman Lyman Thompson Mrs. S. Gompson Zimmerman C. A. Burmeister Henry Otten Delhi Antioch C. F. Lindsey Charles Larkey Larke Foch Beebee Merle Mather Des Plaines Ill Ted Schnittjer W. S. Pangburn Independence Joe Wintz Maurice McNeilly Town State College Elizabeth James St. Luke’s Hospital Harry James Donna Dreibelbis Grey Dreibelbis Will Smola M. J. McNeilly Fred Kempf Frank Himebaugh Helen Cornell Lewis Dreihelbis A. J. Serbousek

Wyoming Presbyterians elect officers at annual meeting

Mrs. William Peck is elected president of the Industrial Society of the Presbyterian church in Wyoming at the annual gathering held Wednesday at the Peter Eichhorn home. New officers include Mrs. Lester French first vice president and Mrs. Claude Sears second vice president.

William Peck Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church Peter Eichhorn Lester French Claude Sears Thomas Eichhorn E. N. Stoffel Eichhorn E. F. Rohwedder

Last chance free Betty Lou spoon offer readers

Readers are urged to cut out a coupon from The Express and bring a Quaker Oats package trademark to the paper office to receive a free Betty Lou spoon. The Carlton Silver Plate teaspoon is promoted as a collectible gift with image of the Quaker radio star on the handle. The offer claims no mail or payment required and emphasizes this as the final opportunity.

the Express Betty Lou Little Quaker Party Carlton America Quaker Oats Company

Course for Twelve Ladies at Mrs Schnier’s Home

An afternoon session attracted an interested group of 12 ladies at the home of Mrs. E. J. Schnier. The event offered instruction and social fellowship in a warm domestic setting.

E. J. Schnier

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