Surprise on Silver Wedding Day in Garrett Siebels Home
More than seventy five relatives and friends gathered Sunday noon at the Siebels home to honor Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Siebels on their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple married at the bride's parents home by Rev. Hans Naether and have three children Irene Lawrence and Edward. A 1 pm dinner followed a generous gift of a silver purse. The afternoon featured games and visits with numerous attendees including the Stadtmuellers Ortgies Seehusen and Siebels families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Siebels
E. F. Eiben
John Fehners
S. Siebels
Lena Behnken
Beryle Cross
Rieken
Mary
S. Harms
Harm Schaffer
Louie Ortgies
Helen
Burdena
Laura
Dorothy
Wilma
Rudolph
Lawrence Ortgies
Bill Siebels
Bob
Albert
Betty Siebels
FE. E. Ortgies
Rosemarie
Will Albers
Rose Marie
Peggy Albers
Lorraine Jacobs
Rey
Thalacker
Ruth Mary
Billy
James
Mary Rickels
Ella
George Seehusen
Marvin
Lorna
Paul
Helen Ahlrichs
J. A. Stadtmueller
Clarence Stadtmueller
Mrs Hodson Receives Farewell Courtesies in Vinton
Mr and Mrs Car Hodson left Monday for their new home in Vinton after a week of honors. The Delta Delta bridge club hosted a handkerchief shower at Mrs Lyle McMullen s home. Mrs Clarence Matthiessen hosted a dinner, and a supper at the Hodsons hosts included Mr and Mrs Harry Rodman. A Sunday dinner at Dr and Mrs John Fraser followed, with gifts from Schreiner chapter OFS and the Hi Low bridge club. Past Matron s circle of OES presented a gift at Mrs A B Grimes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car) Hodson
Vinton
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Hodson
Lyle McMullen
Clarence Matthiessen
Harry Rodman
John Fraser
O.E.S
A. B. Grimes
Schreiner
O.F.S
Hi Low Bridge Club
Colleen Maire Honored On Her 12th Birthday Party
Mrs Jack Maire hosted Colleen Maire s birthday at home Saturday afternoon with friends. Games contests and music filled the event. Colleen received many gifts and a decorated yellow and white table featured a large cake with twelve candles. Each guest took a candied popcorn nest favor with yellow and white bunny centers. Attending were Carline Winkler Dorothy Maire Claire Shannon Jane Stuhler Clarice Siebels Jo Ann Schneider Mae Schesser Carlota Morning Rita Marie Randolph Irma Schoon Helen Gerdes Mary Lou Adams Rose Louise Maire and Colleen Maire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maire
Colleen
Carline Winkler
Dorothy Maire
Claire Shannon
Jane Stuhler
Clarice Siebels
Jo Ann Schneider
Mae Schesser
Carlota Morning
Rita Marie Randolph
Irma Schoon
Helen Gerdes
Mary Lou Adams
Rose Louise Maire
Colleen Maire
Idle Not club meets at Nordman home
The Idle Not club of Castle Grove met at Mrs. George Nordman’s Monticello home with 20 members and two guests Mrs. George Nordman Jr. and Miss Margaret Fairbanks of Anamosa. The lesson on Guides for Buying Ready to Wear was presented by Mrs. Will Hiller who spoke on dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idle Not Club
Castle Grove
George Nordman
Monticello
George Nordman Jr
Margaret, Fairbanks
Anamosa
Will Hiller
Ready to wear fashion show and church guild meeting
A group discussed ready to wear and bargain dresses with Mrs George A Rickels highlighting slips and materials for smart buying. The meeting ended with a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs Garret Gerdes Mrs Lynn Howie and Mrs Norbert Manternach. The Evangelical and Reformed Church Mission Guild met at Mrs Armin Tendick’s home for a program on The Christian Home and the Bible with participants including Mrs R Winkler Mrs John Steiner Mrs Abe Allamand Mrs Alma Meyer Mrs Alfred Egger and Mrs Tendick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Rickels
Garret Gerdes
Lynn Howie
Norbert Manternach
Mission Guild of E. and R. Church
Women’s Guild of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Armin Tendick
Jack Maire
Tendick
R. Winkler
John Steiner
Abe Allamand
Alma Meyer
Alfred Egger
Birthday Anniversary Dinner at Arduser Home
Mrs. Nellie Arduser hosted last weekend with her daughter and family from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoag and Kathleen, plus Mrs. Arduser's brother Walter Kiburz from Kansas City. A Sunday birthday dinner at the Schweitzers celebrated Mrs. Arduser and Mr. Kiburz, both born on the same day, with Maude Arduser and other relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Arduser
Louis Hoag
Kathleen
Chicago
Walter Kiburz
Schrieiner Eastern Star meets in Masonic temple
The Schreiner chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its regular Monday meeting in the Masonic temple with Jennie Clark as worthy matron presiding. A social hour followed in the dining room where a long table was decorated in St Patrick's day colors and served refreshments.
Birth anniversary of Mrs. Emil Burrichter celebrated at home
Mrs Emil Burrichter marked another birth anniversary with a gathering at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Burrichter, Esther Burrichter, Mr and Mrs Albert Dickman and sons Earl and Melvin, and Mrs John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Burrichter
Henry Burrichter
Esther Burrichter
Albert Dickman and Sons
Earl and
Melvin
John
Burrichter Family Celebration Marked Mrs Burrichter’s Birthday
Lost Nation residents Lubben and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Burrichter hosted guests including Bernice Burrichter Davenport and the Muhls from Toronto. Other attendees were Mr and Mrs Will Burrichter with son Lyle and Mr and Mrs Martin Burrichter with son Lewis. The event honored Mrs Burrichter’s birth anniversary with a bountiful birthday dinner and an informal afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubben
Lost Nation
Gilbert Burrichter
Davenport
Bernice Burrichter
Coggan
Herbert Muhl
Toronto
Will Burrichter
Lyle
Martin Burrichter
Lewis
Family Dinner Honors Wyland Bone on Graduation
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bone hosted a six o clock farewell dinner at their home to honor son Wy land Bud Bone who graduated last week from the American Air Institute in Chicago and leaves Monday for California. All siblings were present Frances Ellen Grinnell College Frederick University of Iowa James at home guests included Charlotte Brabee New York City and Bette Patterson Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bone
Wyland
Bud
Chicago
American Air Institute
California
Mrs Imogene von Schrader Hosts Birthday Tea
Mrs Imogene von Schrader visiting from pebeenchetas celebrated her birth anniversary at Goudy s tea room with relatives and Maquoketa friends. Gifts from the group were presented. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs George Mitchell Mrs E R Crane Mrs M Samuel son Mrs Melvin Joiner Mr and Mrs Ben Pully and Mr and Mrs Burr von Schrader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene von Schrader
Pebeenchetas
Frederick P. Stuhler
Maquoketa
Goudy's
George Mitchell
E. R. Crane
M. Samuelson
Melvin Joiner
Ben Pully
Burr von Schrader
Mrs Doxsee Elected Chapter FP PEO President
Mrs Doxsee was elected president of Chapter FP PEO at a Tuesday afternoon meeting held at the home of Mrs Halstead Carpenter. New officers include Mrs Rex Ricklefs as vice president and Miss Mary Doxsee as guard. other posts filled by Mrs Halstead Carpenter recording secretary Mrs Byron Abel corresponding secretary Mrs Stewart Stuhler treasurer and Mrs E H Huibregtse chaplain. Doxsee and Ricklefs were named delegates to the state convention in Mason City in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Doxsee
P.E.O
Halstead Carpenter
Rex Ricklefs
Byron Abel
Stewart Stuhler
E. H. Huibregtse
Mary Doxsee
Missionary Society Elects Officers After All Day Meeting
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church held an all day meeting at Mrs. R. J. Bone's home. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. The book Move on Youth was reviewed. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. R. J. Bone, Vice President Mrs. Leslie Reade, Secretary Mrs. Frank Walker, Treasurer Mrs. R. P. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. J. Bone
Leslie Reade
Frank Walker
R. P. Clark
Pinochle Club Holds Winner Loser Luncheon
The Pinochle Club held a luncheon at Goudy's tea room last Friday with a 1:30 p.m. luncheon followed by pinochle at two tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Henry Che Sr, Mrs. M. J. Cass and Mrs. George Nordman Sr. Guests included Mrs. Minnie Butler. Series winners were Mrs. Henry Che Sr, Mrs. M. J. Cass, Mrs. George Nordman Sr, and Mrs. Harrison Lubben. Losers were Mrs. James Howie, Mrs. Lynn Howie, Mrs. Thomas Henderson and Mrs. Isaac Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goudy’s Tea Room
Henry Che
M. J. Cass
George Nordman
Minnie Butler
Harrison Lubben
James Howie
Lynn Howie
Thomas Henderson
Isaac Schneider
Women’s Working Band Holds Monthly Meeting at Thoeni Home
The Women’s Working Band of the Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Milton Thoeni’s home with leader Mrs. B. C. Roberts presiding. After the business session a social hour followed, hosted by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. George Guyan, and Mrs. Thoeni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
The
Milton Thoeni
B. C. Roberts
Roberts
George Guyan
Thoeni
Marvin Jacobs Celebrates His Eleventh Birthday
Marvin Jacobs was honored on his eleventh birthday Thursday evening February 27 with a six o clock supper. A large decorated birthday cake graced the table and a theater party followed. Guests included Raymond Null Bobby Eiben George Stuhler Bobby Luett Bob Veitch and Art Jergensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jacobs
Raymond Null
Bobby Eiben
George Stuhler
Bobby Luett
Bob Veitch
Art Jergensen
Monday club hosts tea at Goudy’s with contract bridge
Mrs Walter Brainerd and Mrs Glenn Hargrave hosted the Monday club at Goudy’s tea room. Contract bridge was played at two tables with prizes won by Mrs Harry Matthiessen and Mrs Thomas Hamilton. Guests included Mrs R J Bone Mrs Robert Mullen and Mrs Ross Baty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brainerd
Glenn Hargrave
Goudy
Harry Matthiessen
Thomas Hamilton
R. J. Bone
Robert Mullen
Ross Baty
Neighborhood Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon and Prizes Awarded
Mrs Allam hosted a one thirty dessert luncheon for the Neighborhood contract bridge club followed by Progressive contract bridge. High score prize went to Mrs Harry Hoag and traveling prize to Mrs Ed Pedhaski. Janet Hazard hosted at Goudy’s tea room with a one o’clock luncheon for the Friday club. two tables of bridge produced prizes for Mrs Harry Stuhler and Mrs George Wilkens, with guest Imogene Von Schrader of Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Allam
Neighborhood Contract Bridge Club
Harry Hoag
Ed Pedhaski
Janet Hazard
Goudy
Harry Stuhler
George Wilkens
Imogene von Schrader
Maquoketa
Mrs Edward Podhaski Hosts Thursday Pinochle Club
The Thursday Pinochle Club gathered at Mrs. Edward Podhaski’s home for a 1 30 PM pot-luck luncheon followed by a session of pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Podhaski
Monday Bridge Club Meets at Stuhler Home
The Monday club gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Stuhler’s home for a dessert luncheon after 1:30. Three contract bridge tables were in play with Mrs. Riess Stuhler winning high score. Guests included Mrs. Mark Hogan and Mrs. Burton Mc Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stuhler
Riess Stuhler
Mark Hogan
Burton McLaughlin
Ladies Aid of St. Matthew's Lutheran meets in church basement
The Ladies' Aid of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church gathered Wednesday afternoon in the church basement with Mrs Henry Che acting as hostess. The afternoon included needlework and visiting. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Louis Hoag and daughter Kathleen of Chicago spent the weekend with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Henry Che, Sr
Louis Hoag
Kathleen
Chicago
Alfred Moore Visits Relatives in Town
Alfred Moore of Austin Minnesota is visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Moore of
Austin, Minn
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L. C. Stadtmueller
Henry Stadtmueller
Carol
Edromminga
Richard
Ralph
Ay Kromminga
Verona
Nedra
Ruth
Arthur
G. Siebels
Lawrence
Edward
Irene
Anton Siebels
Meyer Hat Shop
C. C. Hodson
Mrs. Nordman
Wyland Bone
Mrs. Imogene von Schrader
Doxsee
Lady Fashion
Elasti
Cized Vamp
Modena
Bernetta
Hollywood
New York City
Shelby
Areive Mademoiselle Mapegias
Stuhler’s Shoe Dept
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Miss Hazard
Olin Howie
Stuhler
Ladies’ Aid of
Lutheran Church
Iowa Produce Company
First Street
Meyer’s Produce
Meyer Slioken
Prop
Monticello, Iowa
McLaughlin
Plymouth
Buick
Pontiac
Riip Califor
North Dakota
Texas
Washington
Florida
Oratinna LO Centre
BRE National
Ality Creede
Baby Foods
Virginia
Lenn
EL Brand
Wisconsin
Hazel
Geen
Aloe
Hershey
Strauss
Abebcan
BOS
Ige
Breakfast OF Champions Wheaties
Hillside Poultry Feeds
Ead Ag
Issihe
Maga
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