Local Items Of Interest From Monticello And Nearby
Local notices list residents traveling to Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Burlington for visits, exams and events. Names include E J Maloney J W Hoult Delmar King Lora Houston Belle Devlin Marian Hayes Delia Neilly Mary Demmer Mary Fothergill, and others. Activities cover visits, theatre, optometry, millinery sales, and a March 4 1932 Vagabonds show at the Legion hall.
Social notes from Monticello area residents and visitors
Local society page lists numerous visits and events from Cedar Rapids to Monticello including Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rohn hosting in Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Irving Eilers returning from McDonald hospital, and many townsfolk visiting relatives, shops, or attending gatherings in Anamosa Dubuque and Washington. Mentioned are births, hospital stays, rail and road trips, and community club notices.
Monticello Residents Attend Cedar Rapids Basketball Game
Miss Leona Fotheragill and Miss Elaine Neilly stayed in Cedar Rapids at P. D. Bell’s home over the weekend. They attended the Sacred Heart Monticello versus Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids game. Fothergill returned Saturday evening while Milas Neilly stayed until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Fotheragill
Eileen Neilly
Cedar Rapids
P. D. Bell
Sacred Heart School
Monticello
Immaculate Conception School
Miss Fothergill
Milas Neilly
Weekend visits and a fatal train collision reported
The notice lists several social visits in Des Moines Clinton and Anamosa areas including Dr and Mrs A M Maurice and Phillip, Mrs Grant Stambaugh, and families from Independence Cuba City and Cedar Rapids. It also reports the deaths of Civil War veteran Jacob Kiefer and his son E H Kiefer in a Rock Island train collision near Hazelton, and other local social events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Maurice
Phillip
Des Moines
Margaret Maurice
Valley Junction
Grant Stambaugh
D. R. Webb
Oakdale
Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Stambaugh
Clinton
Kate Hauss
Clyde Elliott
Independence
Harry Cox
Kenneth
Louis
Kathryn
Cuba City
Wis
Jack Buchanan
Cedar Rapids
Jacob Kiefer
Buchanan County
E. H. Kiefer
Rock Island
Hazelton
Railrad
Harvey Kiefer
F. J. Kay
EE. H. Kiefer
Peter Kurt
Benjamin Ament
Benjament Ament
Little Son
Elmer Kurt
Dubuque
Harvey Kurt
Geneva Pickard
Ione Courtney
Muscatine
Death of German-born W. W. Eden Sr in Nebraska
Wil liam W. Eden Sr born in Ostfriesland Germany September 20 1836 died February 21 at age 95 in Nebraska. He served in the German military including the 1866 war and earned a royal medal of honor. Survived by nine children fifty three grandchildren seventy four great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren with funeral held in Odell Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Duis
Monticello
Carl Eden
Amber
William W. Eden
Ostfriesland
Germany
United States
Wymore
Nebraska
Eden
John
William
Lanham
Carl
Cornelius
Morrowville
Kansas
Henry
Hanover
H. H. Rooche
Odell
Neb
Continued Interest Shown In Union Lenten Services
The Protestant churches of Monticello sponsor weekly Lenten services each Wednesday at 8:00 pm addressing personal and social issues. Next Wednesday the Congregational church hosts Rev. Roy V. Porter delivering the sermon. A cordial invitation is extended to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Congregational Church
Roy V. Porter
Woman's Missionary Society Elects Officers at Presbyterian Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs. Otto Burrichter's home for its regular meeting. De votionals were led by Mrs. Burrichter. The program focused on American Indian topics with Mrs. Cornelius Steck and Mrs. Kitty Sutherland reviewing articles. Officers for 1932 were elected: Kitty Sutherland president, Hans Kettlitz vice president, Ralph Bone secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Otto Burrichter
Burrichter
Cornelius Steck
Kitty Sutherland
Hans Kettlitz
Ralph Bone
Local Club Officers Elected At Rex Ricklefs Home
Chapter FP P E O holds Tuesday meeting at Mrs Rex Ricklefs home electing Eloise B Thomas as president and Louise Rickless as vice president along with new secretaries treasurer and chaplain. Tea served by hostess at close of afternoon. Several local families attend anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Herman Walbern at Monticello home with gifts and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Wilcox
Lawrence Hardware
Rock Falls
Monticello
Wilcox
Robert Wilcox
J. L. Tomlinson
Center Junction
Arthur Madsen
Hi-Low
M. J. Cass
Charles Luett
Will First
R. P. Clark
Lloyd Clark
Carl Jolly
Elmer E. Orcutt
E. J. Farley
Steck
Rex Ricklefs
Eloise B. Thomas
Louise Rickless
Lillian Stuhler
Alma S K. Coxsee
Alice Stuhler
Grace McLaughlin
Florence Roberts
Council Bluffs
Herman Walbern
John Peters
Delbert McVay
Henry Prull
Henry Peters
Gerd Prull
Eb Prull
Alfred Ommen
Herman Ricklefs
Langworthy
Leo Pearson
Arthur Riedel
Fred Reuter
Louis Tapken
Working Band of Congregational church meets at McNeill home
Members of the Working Band met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Albert McNeill’s home for a regular meeting. Mrs. Leonard Iverson presided in the president’s absence. A student program followed with a duet by Edna Schoon and Edna Siebels and Betty Kay on piano. Josephine McNeill and Betty Thomas danced the minuet, Hazel Houston read The Spirit of Washington. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from several helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Albert McNeill
Leonard Iverson
Edna Schoon
Edna Siebels
Betty Kay
Josephine McNeill
Betty Thomas
Washington
Hazel Houston
Ray Echternacht
John Bateman
Clayton Palmer
Carrie Page
Monticello Priest Heads to Holy Land on Sea Voyage
Rev. A L Lorenz pastor at Sacred Heart Monticello travels with four Chicago priests aboard the Aquitania. They planned mass services aboard and would visit Mediterranean ports en route to Nice. The report notes successful flax farming in Iowa and seed lists from Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lorenz
Dubuque
Sacred Heart Church of
Monticello
Holy Land
Chicago
Aquitania
Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
Nice
Studebaker Owned by Joe Ferring in Wreck
A Studebaker owned by Joe Ferring and driven by Raymond Ferring overturned after skidding on primary 161 east of Monticello last Friday morning. Occupants Mesdames Kate Hauss and others suffered injuries including a fractured collarbone. extensive vehicle damage followed with broken glass and a toppled top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Chambers
Manchester
Chambers
John Lewis
Harold Burke
Strawberry Point
Ray Sickles
Burke
D. Skode
Aitchison
Monticello
Kate Hauss
Jack Pelly
Joe Ferring
Frank Ferring
Raymond Ferring
Studebaker
Raymond
Linfred Hauss
James Laude
Cascade
W. H. Laude
Car Dispute Leads to Three Arrests in Anamosa
A three cornered dispute over repossessing a car in Anamosa last Friday ended with three arrests on larceny charges. Abraham Lubichek Monticello and A W Thorington Mount Pleasant sought to repossess a car Emmett Peacock Anamosa bought on a conditional sales contract. Peacock refused to surrender prompting Lubichek to seize the vehicle. Bonds were posted and the parties await grand jury action. Cooking note included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Abraham Lubichek
Monticello
A. W. Thorington
Mount Pleasant
Emmiett Peacock
J. Lubichek
Abraham
Peacock
Lubichek
Thorington
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Maloney
Dusteanubuque
J. W. Hoult
N. Chestnut Street
Delmar King
Alburnett
F. Denkhoff and
Son “Bud
Lora Houston
Iowa City
Halatead M. Carpenter
Belle Devlin
Zada Reeve
Hopkinton
Sulgrave Manor
Keyes
Burlington
Mrs. Raymond Smith
Rose Wenger
Marian Hayes
Forrest Hearn
Don
Karl M. Keyes
Optometrist
Milo Gurike
Postville
Gladys Kiefer
Mary Elizabeth Fothergill
Isabel Liddy
Bessie Potter
Misses Mary and
Carrie Clark
Elwood Miller of
Waverly
George Sutherland
Paul Arduser
J. L. Arduser
Frances Fagan
Joe Locher
Mary
Bertha Locher
Madge Dickey
Bess Dickey
Howard Deischer
Lillian Benson
Perk
Legion Hall
Gents
W. E. Tuetken
Bankers Life Co
Leonard and
Raymond Kirsch of
Worthington
Mary Demmer
Margaret Wismeier
Lowell Black
Devlin Millinery
Harry Stahler
Helen Louise
Ann Henderson
Viseo Friends
Fay Clark
Milton Thoeni
Mrs. Thoeni
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Emil C. Ricklefs
California
Ethelwyn Wilcox
Washington, D. C
William Roben
Irma Fagan
Arthur Thoeni
Robert McAleer
James McDonough
Harold Schummer
Clarence Kline
Mechanicaville
Clarence Matthiessen
Maye Cass
Coe College
Merle Cass
Wilma Parrott
Mason City
Coe
E. York
Iowa
Bravelton & McLaughlin
I. D. Terwilliger
New Hampton
Lyle Millsap
Jean Lois
Will Cassidy
W. H. Jarrett
J. Metzenberg
Margaret and
Florence Carmichael
Anna Neilly
Pontville
Della Neilly
Stone City
A. J. Miller
Miller
New Bank
T. E. Denkhoff
Davenport
T. F. Denkhoff
John H. Perrine
Frank Hayes
Donald Sutherland
Byron Abel
D. P. Young
Hubert Blesentt
Thursay
B. T. Balcar
Anna Schultz
George Wein
Rock Bottom
Cameron
Fritz Etten
Willis Mastin
Mastin
Charles Podhaski
Norbert Manternach
Zimmerman
Eskimo Club
Bessie Baade
George Hein, Jr
Margaret Kiburz
Fred Barrack
John Brockens
Raymond C. Staudt
Arlington
Austin Stadtmueller
Will Dennison
Howard Reeder
Dan Kammer
Lost Nation
Herbert Mui
Melvin
Toronto
Emil Burrichter
Vernon Brazelton
Milwaukee
Miss Hazel Brazelton
Decorah
Mrs
Watson Brazelton
Mary Lou Luett
George Hagen
Marian
Ruth Hayes
Virginia Schneider
Lyle Snyder
Hayes
Elva Rathbun
Horatio ‘Lang
Stuart Lang
Waukegan
Ill
LeRoy Lang
Boston
Mass
Edward Lang
Manson
Harry Schaller
Margaret Annette
Storm Lake
Schaller
Janet Young
Charles Cords
Elkader
Cords
Chris Eiben
Augusta Heiken
Wayne Ean
Kathleen Hayes
Everetta Maloney
Maxine Redmond
Jean Hogan
Betty Denkhoff
Sacred Heart
St. John’s of Independence
Clem Liddy
G. L. Buol
George Nordman
Samuel Adamson
Harvey
el Paso
Tex
George DeWald
Elizabeth
Waterloo
Charles DeWald
H. Smith
Marion
Anamosa High School
Springville
Martello
Morley
Thelma Stoughton
Galer Eldred
Martelle
Gwendolyn McColm
Gwelda Fairbanks
Alice Graham
Eugene Brown
Marian Barnett
W. W. Eden, Sr
Schreiner
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Circle
P. H. Britt
M. J. Hogan
Louis Waddick
John van Bockern
Vernon Harper
Wisconsin
Bridge
Will
Harry Maire
Will Schummer
Joe Barron
Kurriger
Tuesday Bridge Club
Isabel Meyer
George Timmins
Thomas Hamilton
Boyd Shannon
Agnes Gearhart
Hi-Low Bridge Club
L. W. Lovell
Halstead Carpenter
Thomas Redmond
Kate Stuhler
Bancroft
Kane
Izora Bancroft
Mary Kane
Miss Bancroft
Winifred Neilly
Howard Robertson
Larry Robertson
Maples Inn
Riess Stuhler
Halstead M. Carpenter
Charles A. Coxsee
Henry Carpenter
Frederick Stuhler
Pibert Stuhler
Riess Stuher
Woman's Missionary Society
Mr. Ricklefs
Schreiner Chapter
Masonic Temple
Elma Rohwedder
Olin
Anne Echternacht
Rohwedder
Maude Carter
Mount Moriah
Etta Carpenter
Wilkinson
Martha
George
Jean Royden
Leslie Balster
Temple
Iowa State College
Ames
Devin Millinery
Happy Vale
Moresco
NEW Line Shoes
North Cedar Street
Frieda Schone
W. Hi. Null, Auctioneer
Star Brand
Stuhlers
Madsen
Ford
Madsen Motor Co
Monticello, Iowa