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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

5

Cascade Couple Wed in Cascade Dubuque Ceremony

Cascade Miss Mary O'Brien wed Charles A Steiner of Dubuque at the Nativity Church in Cascade. Rev. M. L. Kerper officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The bride trained as a nurse at Mercy Hospital Dubuque. The groom works with the Dubuque Novelty company. Relatives from Cascade attended.

Mary O'Brien Cascade Benbuque Charles A Steiner Dubuque Misa Kathleen O'Brien Ride Charles Luckritz M. L. Kerper W. J. O'Brien St. Martin’s School DeSales Heights Mercy Hospital Henry Schmidt Prairieburg Mickey Dolphin W. J. Moran Pontiac Street W. J. Neires Seery John Nevens Fillmore Frank Geisler Francis Wolfe Dan Driscoll Bernard J. Smith Elmer Dunn Lawrence Peiffer Lamotte Mike Martin Garry Owen Gerald Dunne Charles Schiffer Charles Skyhill Annie Halligan Joe Sadler al Murray Don Crowley Pat Howard Maquoketa Carl Schultz Josie Claus Bor St. Martin’s Church Thomas Rooney St. Martin's Cemetery John Vincent Helen Leo Kreamer Sumner Paul Oeschger Des Moines Thomas and Loretta Columbia College Thomas J. Rooney James F. Delay Katherine Rooney Rose Becker T. J. Lane A. J. Faber Albert Fay J. M. Lehner T. H. Glynn Sherman Conlin John Lane St. Martin’s St. Mary's High School Elmeta Pregler Arnold Leytem Sacred Heart Church Arnold ‘Beeding Irma Pregler John Leytem Robert Pregler Joseph Leytem Chicago Cascade Women's Club Martha Moore Roll Call Macomber Pook Knepper Josephine Lawrence

Alfred Johnson resigns as Hopkinton creamery buttermaker

Alfred Johnson resigns as hopkinton cooperative creamery buttermaker after a year and a half. Julius Gerlach is promoted to buttermaker, with John Tibbitts replacing him. James Littlefield won second place in the Iowa University preliminary for the Jessup oratorical contest in March.

University of Iowa

Prairieburg Farmers Elect McDowell Kula and Kula to Lead Corn Hog Work

At a Prairieburg township meeting in the opera house last Thursday night reelection kept McDowell Frank A Kula and Ollie Kula to carry the corn hog program next year. Many residents made or discussed visits and moves within the area including hospital stays and road conditions affecting travel.

Farmers of John Boulder Opera House McDowell Frank A. Kula Ollie Kula van Besien Volga City Hannah Henderson Frank McLaughl Cedar Rapids Joseph Minnis Joseph Jr McQueen Farm Prairieburg London Farm Castle Grove Tork Truesdell Bart Fleming Ted Patnode Harry Camne Manchester Jim Dolphin Joseph Taylor Hill's Mill Meredith John Sauser John Henderson Donald Dolan John Enabalt Mary Dolan Clara Camne Anamosa Nancy Ann Mercy Hospital Elizabeth Holub Anna Brennan Josie Brennan Inez Whitney Central City Ernese Joseph Holub Jr State Hospital Iowa ‘City Alfred Lauser Mary Harry Knott Coggon George Elsa Breslawn Iowa City Vincent Simmons Fort Des Moines Joseph Simmons Harry Lawrence Monticello Ray Schlemme Cascade Floyd Farnsworth Guy Lawrence John Enabait Alburnetts Albert Holub

Local residents share visits and daily life across towns

Mary Till and Margaret of Cascade join John Till from Mitchell S D at Fred Welter's. Families tour Colesburg Hopkinton and Monticello while others move homes attend hunts attend tournaments guest at various homes. Visitors include Raymond Tibbits Anamosa Jansen and E H Cox family with several others.

Knepper Alphonse Alois Lahr LeMars J. P. Kirchen State Reformatory Anamosa Catherine Kirchen Ivan Dahlem Des Moines Imogene Council Bluffs Omaha Patricia Dahlem William Tallman Sara Conlin State Senate James Conlin Catherine Seitz Dubuque County Cascade St. John’s of Peosia Sacred Heart of Montcello St. Martin's St. Mary's Peosta Monticello Josie Claus Claus R. L. Kirkwood Leo Knepper Mary Till Margaret John Till Mitchell, S. D Fred Welter John Blaker LaVerne Gearhart James Blaker Watson Gulf Colesburg Joe McDonald Buck Creek Spence Farm Stanley Bright Fred Heeren Will Bradle Hopkinton Fred Tobin Ned Worthington Fred Weler Raymond Tibbits Mr. Jansen E. H. Cox Fred Egger George Folkers Miss Wilkens Egger Dean Morton Herbert Cox Dickie Leta Cox Center Junction E. W. Cox Lenox College Cyril Stevenson Dubuque Clarence Wilson Fred Eggiman Manchester Velma Arduser Charles Schneiter Will Balsiger Richland Center W. H. Behrends Genevieve Albany McDonald Hospital Peter Peutz Perry DeShaw Marlene Donald Harriet Cox B. W. Cox

Onslow Cattle Shipment and Local Moves Highlight Community News

A carload of cattle owned by Victor Manternach was shipped to Chicago. Clarence McNamara moved from Cass township to the W. A. Hicks farm, while Dillon Stickley leased the Tom Corbitt farm for the year. The George Snyder family occupies the Barnes house, and Paul Paulsen received a carload of alfalfa hay. A church meeting prepared a Loyalty crusade with Rev. Philip Palmer Dr. C. R. Evans and Dr. McCullough of Cedar Rapids present. Discussion covered cooperation church leadership and resources, Roll Call Sunday, and family attendance.

Victor Manternach Chicago Clarence McNamara Cass Township W. A. Hicks W. L. Wherry Dillon Stickley Tom Corbitt George Snyder Barnes George Paulsen Paul Paulsen Onslow Philip Palmer C. R. Evans McCullough Cedar Rapids L. Myron Boozer Des Moines Evans T. L. Green Cecil Koon Mrs. Pickner Ceder Rapids W. K. Kennedy Altrurian Club Garrett Maguoketa South Mineral al Stickley Melvin Mortensen Corbitt Farm Brownell Farm Wyoming Louis Hanken Cameron Jack Andre Andre Oxford Junction S. G. Hutton Clayton Hartman Anamosa John Jansen Wayne Hamilton Ruth Harding Baldwin Loyal Smith Scheldback Decorah Lon Draper Harborr Kenneth Kennedy Iowa-Northwestern Iowa City 8S. G. Hutton Eastern Star George French

Onslow Community Notes Vote for Officers and Local Changes

The Onslow area reports annual election of officers with Mrs. S. B. Hutton as president and Mrs. Jessie McMaster as first vice president. Finalizing trades includes Walter Koon selling his DX filling station to Pete Schladetzky. Community updates cover obituaries, social events, missionary society elections, school notes, and local moving patterns.

C. R. Smith S. B. Hutton Jessie McMaster Ruth Fayram Velma Paulsen L. B. McKinstry Velma Nielsen Walter Koon Marvin Hanwardsen Harriet Lamey George Lyon Pete Schladetzky Schladetzky A. F. Walters Onslow Arnolds Park Mr. Waiters Harrington Wyoming Masonic Lodge Harold Overholt Ruth Seacs Clinton Rosemary Kleineck Phyllis Ritenour Lester Orr

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