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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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E. J. Schnier
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