Mary Belle Collins Weds Harlan Cooper at Monticello
Mary Belle Collins daughter of Mrs Bertha Collins married Harlan V Cooper son of Mr and Mrs William J Cooper in a double ring ceremony at the Presbyterian manse Monticello Rev William J Grossheim officiated. The bride wore blue with red roses in corsage and guests included sister Mrs Frances Bunting and brother Ernest Cooper. The couple will reside on a farm in the Hardscrabble area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Belle Collin
Bertha Collins
Harlan V. Cooper
William J. Cooper
Monticello
William J. Grossheim
Frances Bunting
Ernest Cooper
Farewell Dinner Honors Rev and Mrs Tendick
After morning worship, the Rev and Mrs A H Tendick were honored by the congregation and families at a farewell dinner in the community building. During the social afternoon, a light program likely followed with attendees expressing appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Tendick
Dinner guests honor Mrs. Henry Helms in Monti cello visit
As a courtesy for Mrs. Henry Helms of San Francisco, Calif., who is visiting friends in Monti cello, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Nichols entertained at dinner in their home Sunday. Places were laid for nine at an attractive table. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, Dubuque, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doll and son, Tommy, of Onslow, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneiter, Jr., Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Null
Pie
Alva Hinrichs
Camp Wolters
Texas
Elmer Hinrichs
Jo Ann
Center Junction
William Hinrichs
Geraldine
Cedar Rapids
Harry Moore
Onson
Frank Divoky
Marvin Null and Son
Marvin, Jr
Oxford Junction
Henry Hinrichs
Amber
Leonard Fluckiger
Layonne
Monticello
Henry Helms
San Francisco
Calif
Jud Nichols
William Thompson
Dubuque
Clarence Doll
Tommy
Onslow
Charles Schneiter, Jr
Cascade
Emeline Hicks Weds John Long III in Washington Ceremony
Emeline M. Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Hicks Mon ticello married Pvt John William Long III son of Mr and Mrs John W Long Toledo Ohio at Walter Reed memorial chapel Washington D C Lt Col Stewart officiated Ens Charles Landis and Mrs Landis attended and hosted a reception in their home The bride a lilac crepe dress wore an orchid corsage Mrs Long a 1942 DePauw graduate worked at Behel Vladre Briggs Advertising Chicago Private Long a 1948 DePauw graduate Delta Tau Delta member and athlete is stationed with the second signal service battalion Warrenton Va They reside at 5720 19th Street North Arlington Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline M. Hicks
Howard Hicks
Monticello
John William Long III
John W. Long
Toledo
Ohio
Walter Reed Memorial Chapel
Washington, D. C
Col. Stewart
Ens
Charles Landis
Landis
Long
DePauw University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Behel, Vladre, and Briggs
Chicago
DePauw
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Second Signal Service Battalion
Warrenton
19Th Street
Arlington, Va
Combined Church Groups Hold Joint Meetings at McNeill Home
The Congregational church groups the Working Band and Missionary Society met at Mrs. A J H McNeill's home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C A Palmer led the Missionary society devotionals and Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins led the Working Band. Caroline Hicks spoke on Christianity and the Races from Dr Buell Gallagher, with papers on the Negro in Agriculture, Armed Service, and Industry by Catherine Perley Harriet Coughlan and Kate Maurice. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Elizabeth Hopkins B C Roberts and Frank Podhaski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Working Band
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
A. J. H. McNeill
C. A. Palmer
The
Missionary Society
Elizabeth Hopkins
Caroline Hicks
Buell Gallagher
Catherine Perley
Harriet Coughlan
Kate Maurice
B. C. Roberts
Frank Podhaski
Bridge Club Hosts and Guests Enjoy Evening Contracts
Mrs. Ross Baty hosted a 7 30 dessert for her bridge club with two tables of play. High scorers were Mrs. B B McLaughlin and Mrs. Baty, with special guests Mrs. McLaughlin and Mrs. R J Bone. Mrs. R J Bone hosted Monday club with three tables and high scores by Mrs. Larry Robertson, Mrs. Ross Baty, and Mrs. L D Barrack. Special guests were Mrs. Baty and Mrs. Burrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Baty
B. B. McLaughlin
Baty
McLaughlin
R. J. Bone
Bone
Larry Robertson
L. D. Barrack
Mrs. Thomas Ahlrichs Observes 74th Birthday
Mrs. Thomas Ahlrichs marked her 74th birthday with a family dinner at her son J. E. Ahlrichs home. Fifteen guests, including her children and grandchildren, attended the gathering and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ahlrichs
J. E. Ahlrichs
Kiburz Engagement for Rosalind Announced
Rosalind Kiburz announces her engagement to Pfc. Lawrence P. Jean of Sioux Falls South Dakota Son of Mr and Mrs Peter Jean of Flint Michigan and a Cedar Rapids graduate The couple has not set a wedding date Miss Kiburz formerly of Monticello is employed in Cedar Rapids Colleen Maire observes 15th birthday with a dance party for forty classmates and friends at Poplar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Kiburz
Bert Kiburz
Monticello
Belmont Parkway
N.W
Cedar Rapids
Rosalind
Pfc
Lawrence P. Jean
Sioux Falls
S. D
Miss Kiburz
Monticello High School
Jean
Colleen Maire
Poplar Heights
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Glenn Jones Home
The Presbyterian church Missionary society held its regular monthly meeting at the home of president Mrs Glenn Jones. Mrs Donald Sutherland presided and devotions were led by Mrs William J Grossheim with Mrs R P Clark addressing the topic The American Negro. Light refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Asa P Lambert and Mrs Arvil Tuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Glenn Jones
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Donald Sutherland
William J. Grossheim
R. P. Clark
Arvil Tuel
The Alfred Seehusens Honored at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seehusen hosted thirty five relatives Sunday at their home to honor their son Alfred aviation electrician's mate 2/c based at Quonset Point Rhode Island and his wife from Alhambra California. Out of town guests included Mrs. William Seehusen and several Seehusen relatives from Cedar Rapids Center Junction Anamosa and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seehusen
Alfred
Aviation
Quonset Point
R. I
Alhambra
Calif
William Seehusen
Frank McCullough
Cédar Rapids
William Mullen
Anamosa
Carl Seehusen
Jack Seehusen
Center Junction
Mrs. Isaac Schneider Jr Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Isaac Schneider Jr entertained her card club at her home Thursday evening. Five hundred was played at two tables with Mrs Sam Rhatigi n taking high score. Prizes went to Mrs Harvey Harford and Mrs Henry Che Sr after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Schneider, Jr
Sam Rhatigan
Harvey Harford
Henry Che
Pinochle Club Honor Roll and Local Social Updates
Pinochle club members met Tuesday at the Harrison Lubben home with Mrs. Glenn Bancroft as hostess. High honors went to Mrs. Henry Che Sr Mrs. M J Cass and Mrs Isaac Schneider Jr received traveling and low score prizes. Special guests were Mrs 0 R Howie and Mrs Ray Adams. Chris Wenger marked his 80th birthday with a family dinner at his Monticello area home. Dottie Lou Hollar hosted Make Believe Wave Club with a first aid lesson and waffle supper. Congo club met in Anamosa hosted by Rev and Mrs Dalrymple. Worthwhile Homemakers plan a Castle Grove meeting March 8. Town updates include visits by Lt and Mrs R E Savage from Fort Knox to Monticello for a transient veterinary office modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Lubben
Glenn Bancroft
Henry Che, Sr
M. J. Cass
Isaac Schneider, Jr
0. R. Howie
Ray Adams
Chris Wenger
Luther Howland
Wenger
Switzerland
Ed Wenger
Rose Wenger
Grant Stambaugh
Pat Stambaugh
Monticello
Obert Quamn
Marshalltown
Dottie Lou Hollar
Make Believe Wave Club
Linda Lou Greenley
Congo Club
Anamosa
Homer Dalrymple
Milton C. Leonard
R. E. Savage
Fort Knox
Louisville
Rex H. Rickless
Savage
George A. Albery
Guy Savage
Spencer
BPW Jewelry Drive Runs Until March Fifteenth
The BPW collects costume jewelry at Stahler's Ready to Wear and Rickless Dry Goods. Caroline Heiken notes two donation boxes are full and urges women to bring unneeded jewelry by March 15 for Seabees to exchange for labor payments on South Pacific military installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Stahler
Caroline Heiken
Women’s Organization
U. S. Navy
U. S. Navy Seabees
Ames Student Gertrude Ortgies Named Homemaker Cut Editor
Miss Gertrude Ortgies a home economics sophomore at Iowa State college Ames was named cut editor for the 1944 Homemaker staff effective with the April issue. She will be assisted by Jean Larson and is a Delta Zeta pledge with ties to the Iowa State Symphony Orchestra where she plays second violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ortgies
Iowa State College
Ames
Homemaker
Iowa State Economics
Miss Ortgies
Jean Larson
Mt. Vernon
Wash
West
Town State College
Fred Ortgies
Langworthy
Ortgies
Delta Zeta Social Sorority
Iowa State Symphony Orchestra
Alvin R. Edgar
Memorial Union
Real Estate Transfers and Joint Tenancies in Monticello Area
Frank Eilers Merle Eilers and Glenn Eilers with Frances transfer East 60 ft of North 220 ft of Lot 8 Turck's add Monticello to C G Schneiter and Margaret Schneiter for 3250 dollars. Loyal Byerly to Ellen Irene Byerly un divided ne se and sei ne of sec 21 84 3 west l T White Kathryn to William M Lubben and Ann Lubben as joint tenants for 100 dollars. Lot 4 Hefner's addition Monticello George J Hills to Wesley Huffman Violet Huffman. Swit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eilers
Merle Eilers
Glenn Eilers
Frances
C. G. Schneiter
Margaret Schneiter
Turck
Monticello
Loyal FE
Byerly
Ellen Irene Byerly
OVC
Ne’ Se
Seine
Sec
L. T. White
Kathryn
William M. Lubben
Ann Lubben
Hefner
George J. Hills
Wesley Huffman
Violet Huffman
Monticello Land Transfers and Deeds Listed in Section Records
Property transfers include parcels in townships 86 and 88 with various owners and buyers such as Albert R. Waugh, Desie Millsap, Fred Kuchenbaker, Nellie Eklund and I. W., and M. Burrichter. Deals reference W deeds, joint tenancies, right of way, and specific lot and block descriptions in Monticello and surrounding additions, with values ranging from 1 to 3 thousand dollars and occasional nominal 1.00 OVC payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Waugh
Purlinsa M. Waugh
Desie W. Millsap
Everett W. Lambert
Edith L. Lambert
Lota
Dunham
Varvel
Monticello
Fred Kuchenbaker
Bernice
William Grover
Edith Grover
OVC
Nellie Eklund
I. W
M. . Burrichter
Lena Burrichter
Bradstreet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Belle Collins
Bride of
Harlan Cooper
Mrs. Tendick
Baxter
Rev
Tendick
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Pfc. and
Mrs. Hinrichs
Florida
Idaho
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Washington
California
Ralston
Kellogg's Pep
Fort Dearborn
Mazel Pancake
Fleur Blue Label
Kare Syrup
Coffee Hills
Seeve
Mae
Emeline Hicks
John Long III
Mrs. McNeill
Presbyterian Church
Circle No. 4
Henry Adams
Farmer
Sam
Alfred Seehusens
Mrs. Isaac Schneider, Jr
Castle Grove Club
Castle Grove
Homemakers Club
Ed Kromminga
Paul Smith
George Waite
J. H. Perrine
Mrs. Perrine
McNeill
Gill
Capper
O Christian Herald
J Etude Music Magazine
Farm Jrol
Farm
Hygeia
Liberty National Digest Monthly
Nature
J Outdoors
Pathfinder
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science
Poultry Tribune
Reader's Digest
Redbook Magazin
Screenland
American Poultry Journal
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Ds Great Magazines
St. Or
R. F.D
Post Office
Jones
Belaware
Dubuque and
Linn Counes
North Range
Mabel Gilchrist
Netlie Ashcroft
James J
Mildred Gardner
Gordon Gardner
Genevieve Connolly
Thomas
Oscar Ambuehl
Lizzie Ambuehl
Brad
Grand) Street
Carl J. Opfer
Bertha
Robert J
Lenora Lawrence
Mary Zimmerman
Fred T
Clara M. Zimmerman
Freda J. Zimmerman
Eather Zimmerman Hosford
Grantors Reserve Life Estate
Leo
H. Oswald
Lola B
Regina C. Oswald
Joseph G. Oswald
Angie Bader Oswald
Joina
Maquoketa
Leo H. Oswald
Anna Oswald Bader
Edward F
Lula B. Kleineck
Frank L
Ua C. Harrington
Frank L. Harrington
Ila C
Blke Green
Wyoming
Washington Street
Franklin Equipment Company
Monticello, Towa
Drews
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