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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

7

Monticello Society Gathers For Birthdays And Weddings

Mrs John Barnts hosted a surprise six oclock birthday dinner for her daughter Mrs Leslie Bright. William Lambert marked his seventy fourth birthday with a family dinner and gifts from relatives. The Delphian club met at the public library with papers on Correggio and Holy Night inspiration. A farewell party honored Harvey Kammerman and family as they move to Waucoma Iowa. Betty Thomas celebrated her eighth birthday with friends. Anna Margaret Monk married Carl Brockhohn at Zion Lutheran Wayne township.

John Barnts Leslie Bright Delphian Club Public Library Gerd Kammerman Harvey Kammerman Waucoma Iowa Harvey Bennie Kammerman Betty Thomas Zion’s Lutheran Church Wayne Township Anna Margaret Monk Carl Brockhohn J. P. Willms Zion's Church Augusta Monk Fritz Ahrenholtz Wilhelmina Monk

Social events braid Langworthy area weddings and clubs

Mrs Brockhohn and her husband celebrate at the bride’s parents home near Langworthy after a wedding with tulle and orange blossoms. Various societies host missionary meetings and bridge clubs with readings, music, and St Patrick’s color decor. Members and guests share meals, high scores, and hymns through a sequence of gatherings with names of hosts and attendees.

Louis Hoag Maples Inn St. Patrick's Tulle Miss Monk Brockhohn Langworthy Frederick P. Stuhler Riess Stuhler Kate Stuhler Charles von Schroeder Maquoketa J. W. Schweitzer St. Patrick’s Peter Fagan Chicago Lucile Schweitzer Cedar Falls

Fire destroys part of Roy Jacque home roof

Monday morning a fire damaged the roof of Ed Brazelton's Roy Jacque residence. Firemen arrived within five minutes after the alarm, were spraying water on the house, and the loss is estimated at about $50 covered by insurance. Jacque was ready to leave for work and praised the prompt response.

Roy Jacque Ed Brazelton

Notice of Probate of Will for Angeline E. Pickering

In Jones County Iowa the District Court fixed April 22 1929 at 10:00 a.m. for final proof and probate of Angeline E Pickering deceased. All interested may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Coxsee and Wdoxsee attorneys for the estate.

State of Iowa Jones County Angeline E. Pickering Said A. D

Veteran Poultryman Endorses Quisenberry Feeds for Chicks

North Carolina poultryman John H. Bruch urges newcomers to avoid constant feed changes and to provide housing water and sun. He praise Quisenberry Starting Food as the best in forty years of experience and notes George Stuhler's Sons distributes the line. A free copy of Quisenberry’s Poultry Manual is offered.

John H. Bruch North Carolina America George Stuhler

Uncertain Prospects for Bond Issue in 1931 Election

The Sioux City Journal notes strong opposition to the bond issue within the state and doubts it will be approved even after a lengthy process. If a special election is held in 1931 it would face a clearer, merit based campaign with a tougher fight from opponents.

Sioux City Journal

Quips From The Press On War And Daily Life

The collection relays wry remarks from multiple papers noting war complexity, auto gear shifts, calmer women, farming profits from long work, and a Kansas professor's blunt line about blindfolded travel.

Ceresan grain treatment praised by state seed departments

State and government seed departments urge oats and grain smut control this year using Ceresan, touted as the easiest and most reliable product. Sold at Stuhler's Grocery. The funeral of Thomas A. King was held at the Methodist Episcopal church last Friday with Masonic rites at the grave. Mrs. T. A. King, age 89, attended, and son Dr. Thomas King and his wife from West Union were present.

Department of Agriculture Ceresan Stuhler Thomas A. King Methodist Episcopal Church Robert Davies Masonic Order King E. E. Reed T. A. King Richland Thomas King West Union

Notice to dog owners on delinquent license fees

All dog license fees become delinquent on April 1 1929 and a penalty of one dollar added to each unpaid license on and after that date If you have not applied for your dog tag you may still do so and if it reaches this office by March 31 1929 no penalty will be charged Also mentions Lavern Rockstad Auditor Jones County and includes unrelated local notices and a Vigoro plantings promotion from Stuhlers Grocery.

Lavern Rockstad Jones County

Executor's Notice in Jones County Estate

Public notice that the district court of Jones county Iowa has appointed and commissioned Cascade State Bank as executor of the Patrick William Mulvahill deceased estate. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court clerk promptly and debtors should pay immediately to the estate. Dated Anamosa February 26 1929. Edward D. Hogan attorney for the estate.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Patrick William Mulvahill Anamosa Cascade State Bank Edward D. Hogan

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