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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1932

Page

6

Local Monticello News Items and Shop Ads 1939

Local notes record numerous visits and social outings across towns such as Dubuque Manchester Anamosa and Cedar Rapids. Mentions include Deviin Millinery Easter hats at Deviin Mill, optometrist Karl Keyes and Sost-Lite lenses, Stubler's shoe sales, and Zimmerman's Radio Shop offers.

Karl M. Keyes Optometrist

Monticello area notes and events in brief

Local families and visitors are recorded in Monticello and nearby towns. Funeral travel, school activities, church and charity events, and theater attendance are noted along with medical updates and travel for relatives and staff.

Active Society Meetings Highlight Local Women Groups

Chapter FP of the P E O meets at Mrs. Stewart Stuhler’s house with roll call and charity works for the Gehret family. The Reform church women knit comforters for the Gehrets after a destructive fire.

Stewart Stuhler

Missionary Society Meeting at Congregational Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church gathered at Mrs. Fred McLaughlin's home for its regular meeting. Mrs. George Guyan led devotionals. The program on "What Can We Do for the Rural Billions Spiritually" was presented by Mrs. Harriet Coughlan, Mrs. William Hodgson, Mrs. Frederick P. Stahler, and Mrs. Henry Carpenter. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. John Bateman and Miss Clara Koop.

Missionary Society of Congregations Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Fred McLaughlin George Guyan Harriet Coughlan William Hodgson Frederick P. Stahler Henry Carpenter John Bateman Clara Koop

Luncheon of Woman’s Missionary Society Held at Mrs Porter’s

The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held its annual luncheon at Mrs. Roy V. Porter’s home. Twenty five members attended in one large and two small tables. The program featured short plays including a realistic operation scene with Mrs. Arthur Madsen, Mrs. William Tuetken, and Mrs. Boyd Shannon participating. Mrs. Shannon played the patient.

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Roy V. Porter Arthur Madsen William Tuetken Boyd Shannon George Barclay Edith Deischer Mesdames Madsen Tuetken Roy Porter F. E. Stimson Lawrence Balster Far Eost

Community gatherings highlight birthday tributes and church activities

A sequence of social events unfolds with birthday celebrations for Miss Florence McFarland and Viola Paulsen, music by local duos, and luncheon fundraisers aiding a Bible woman in the Far East. Readers list attendees from Elkader, Lost Nation, Coggon, Monticello, and local clubs.

Iowa Authors talk inspires local gathering

Fred McLaughlin reports a reading of Iowa Authors by Miss Kate Maurice, an absent member, enjoyed by all present. Mrs. George Buol hosted a country home party last Friday for schoolmates and the teacher of her daughter Elda, marking her ninth birth anniversary with games and a luncheon centered on a birthday cake gift from Edna and Martha Buol.

Florence McFarland Loretta Redmond Olena Zimmerman Nagel Mabel Harold Marion McVay Edna Olena Rudy Zimmerman Charles Tuttle Harold Schummer Ben Redmond Karl Steiner Andy Steiner Ruby Bader Jane Fred McLaughlin Minnie Rettig Iowa Kate Maurice George Buol Elda Martha Buol Helen Heath Ruth Ann Decker Junior Heath LaVern Buol Lyle Burrichter Robert Buol Clifford Decker Ralph Kurt Kate Hanken Maxine Nordman Mary Jane Lorraine Aitchison Lucile Schofield James Balsiger

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Social

The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church held its regular monthly social afternoon in the church parlors last week Wednesday with President Mrs. Donald Sutherland presiding. A brief business meeting followed and an election of officers.

Albert E. Coe Methodist Episcopal Church Anti-Saloon League Anamosa Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Donald Sutherland

New Officers for 1932 33 Announced

The group elected officers: President Mrs Donald Sutherland first vice president Mrs E J Farley second vice president Mrs Will Balsiger secretary and treasurer Mrs Cornelius Steck. High school readers Misses Pauline Cooper Elizabeth Mc Laughlin and June Bollinger gave three readings. Forty five members attended with a social hour and refreshments.

Donald Sutherland E. J. Farley Will Balsiger Cornelius Steck Pauline Cooper Elizabeth McLaughlin June Bollinger Merle Cass Mesdames L. Hein Lou Ehgijsman Bert Kiburz James Poatel Jake Arduser Will Corbin L. Fitzsimons Harry Maire Herman Hoffman

Denkhoff Family Heads to Davenport for New Posts

Mrs. T. E. Denkhoff and her son Teddy traveled to Davenport last Saturday to join Mr. Denkhoff, who has secured a responsible position there.

T. E. Denkhoff Teddy Davenport Mr. Denkhoff

Local Visits Highlight Weekend Social Note

Mr and Mrs E J Farley and son John visited in the home of Mrs B D Haeussler on Sunday. Miss Mae Davenport and Maynard Belknap of Anamosa were dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs one Leinen last Wednesday evening.

Alice Brown Wyoming Mr. and Seg Raymond Smith Raymond Mills L. F. Mills Helen Mills Karma Klocham Rock Island, Ill Lena Schoenhut E. J. Farley John B. D. Haeussler Mae Davenport Maynard Belknap Anamosa One Leinen

Cedar Rapids Visitor Spends Sunday in Monticello

Mrs. Margaret Kiburg of Cedar Rapids visited relatives in Monticello last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Anamosa and their two children spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Miller’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Aitchison.

Harry Berg Cedar Palls W. M. Dennison Des Moines Monticello Kathryn Lang Hopkinton Emil Burrichter Lost Nation W. B. Allen Homer Anna Anamosa Pearl Levien Cedar Rapids Bessie Potter Mary and Carrie Clark Everett Montgomery Schoenhut Bakery Vinton Merle Terhune Wyoming Jack Studer Carl Schneider Donald Sunay Ruth Webster Harvey Kammerman Waycoms Mrs Gérd Kammerman B. T. Perrine Herb Henderson John Perrine Esther Eden Cedar Rapids Business College Henry Eden Marion Washington High Winfred E. L. Arhelger St. Luke's Hospital Arhelger Shrine Temple A. B. Grimes Ann Miller Martha Meyer Opal Porter Clara Pillmore Bernice Stout Mrs. Halstead Carpenter Chauncey Bates McDonald Hospital Mr. Bates Arnold Egger Selma Alabama Mary Barrett Mr. Barrett Barrett Minard Stout Monticello High School John McDonald Hospital Mr. Stout Margaret Kiburg John Miller

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