Monti High M club adds nineteen members
High School notes report nineteen new inductees into Monti High School M club including Bill Hobart Tom Eden Vernon Eilers Elmer Schlemme Clarence Hearn Ivan Reynolds Robert Smith Ruth Graves Wilma Clark Clemma Wenger Ann Marie Orcutt Trene Johnson Elfreda Burrichter Josephine Scherrer Rose Mary Zickelbach Helen Havlichek Esther Bender Ruth Bender and Eloise Kuhns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hobart
Tom Eden
Vernon Eilers
Elmer Schlemme
Clarence Hearn
Ivan Reynolds
Robert Smith
Ruth Graves
Wilma Clark
Clemma Wenger
Ann Marie Orcutt
Trene Johnson
Elfreda Burrichter
Josephine Scherrer
Rose Mary Zickelbach
Helen Havlichek
Esther Bender
Ruth Bender
Eloise Kuhns
Mr. Stout
Anamosa
Conway
Monti
Monti High
Velma Arduser
Pauline Cramer
Miss Meyer
Merten
Seedorff
van Buren
Spooner
Ray Hodgson
Clark Matthiessen
Ada Egger
Orvin Yeoman
Carol Naylor
Loretta Specht
Elmer Kaufman
Clarence Seedorff
Robert Spooner
J. J. J. Club of the
Pat
Mike
Robert Phelps
St. Patrick's Day
Neva Wilson
Luella Balsiger
Finnigan
Flannigan
Roy Rickless
Jean Ann Liddy
Iowa City
Palm Sunday church services across Prairieburg area
Local church listings outline Mass times Confession schedules and Palm Sunday events at St. Josephs Sacred Heart St Matthew's and Methodist Episcopal churches with notices on confirmations Ladies Aid and Epworth League activities. The Palm Sunday message is The Price of the Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Palm
Carl Winkler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. J. Macaulay
George Tracy
Jesus King
Birthday Party At Mrs Ray Chaplin Home
A group of friends celebrated Mrs Ray Chaplin birthday at her home on Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs Lou Kine Mrs Cap Arduser Mrs Herman Welter Mrs W H Behrends Mrs Edward Cox Mrs John Blaker Mrs Jake Lang Mrs Chester Lang Mrs Roy Slauson Mrs Walter First Mrs Fred Welter Mrs Margaret Murray Mrs Earl Neil and others. Five hundred was played at four tables with prizes to Mrs Roy Chaplin and Mrs Walter First. Lunch followed and gifts were given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Chaplin
Lou Kine
Cap Arduser
Herman Welter
W. H. Behrends
Edward Cox
John Blaker
Jake Lang
Chester Lang
Roy Slauson
Walter First
Fred Welter
Margaret Murray
Earl Neil
Mae Barrack
Clara Arduser
Roy Chaplin
Walter
Farm Bureau
Charles Stevenson Jr
Near Monticello
Herbert
Alice Alcorn
Monticello
Arduser
Velma Arduser
Matilda Arduser
J. L. Batchelder
John Bohlken
Fred Bohlken
Marion
B. W. Cox
Elknder
Ernest Brandel
Bethel Jean and
Dickie
Cedar Rapids
Henry Welter
Anamosa
Charles Reggentitee Jr
Hopkinton
Mac Barrack
Strawberry Point
Donald
Galen Hein
Richland Center
Loeda Hein
McEimeel
Delhi
Thomas Murray
Familly
Lou King
Henry Eilers
Local residents attend cooking school in Monticello
Mrs Ray Chaplin and several neighbors participated in a Wednesday afternoon cooking school at Monticello. Numerous visits and dinners followed across Monticello and surrounding towns with attendees including the Batchelders, Bohlkens, Ardusers, Welters, and others visiting relatives in Marion, Anamosa, Hopkinton, and Strawberry Point.
Stulken and Others Attend Monticello Cooking School
East Cass Township residents joined a Monticello cooking school on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Visitors Robert Darrow and John Brokens attended a consignment sale at the fairgrounds in Anamosa. Various Cass young people danced at Anamosa and many locals hosted or visited family events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stulken
Marie
Monticello
Robert Darrow
John Brokens
C. B. Darrow
Anamosa
Fair Grounds
Cass
St. Patrick's
Alex Hannan
LaVern
Lee Hannan
Frank Burlingham
Kenneth
Irving Schlimmer
Grace Benedict
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Will McLaughlin
Castle Grove
Ellen Watt
Herbert McCullough
St. Louis
Watt
Will First
Ellen Mae
Gweida Fairbanks
Cecil Cook
Near Morley
Lester Fairbanks
Chester Condit
South Dakota
Miriam
Otto Riedel
Patsy
Clark
Marie Stalken
Cedar Rapids
Gerhard Zlrockhohn
Schol
Hart Newhard
Lon Burroughs
Sam Stover
Burroughs
Sterling
Forest
Henry Kray
Emil Poppe
Agnes Redmond
Near Olin
Henry Poppe
Benedict
Amber friends host Gray couple housewarming party
A group of about thirty Amber friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray with a housewarming and welcome back to the community after one year at Fairview. They spent the evening playing games and cards while refreshments were provided by guests. Vern Postel, a freight agent, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gray
Fairview
Vern Postel
Local notes and births fill week in Tama area
News items record a new job starting April first for a local resident, a March 11 birth of a boy in the Dirks family, family visits in Monti cello and Anamosa, and multiple Sunday gatherings. Gene Bailey and others attended a Legion event in Anamosa. CCC member Chris Scheer has furlough with parents. Wayne school No 7 reports 41 votes. new officers named. A baby girl joins Diedrich Dirks at McDonald hospital on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Alfred Dirks
Robert Northrop
Monticello
Ed Englehart
Cletus Boland
Hilda Tissmer
Ray Boland
Waucoma
Cedar Rapids
Will Rickers
W. R. Zimmerman
Louie Helgens
Lorna
Herman Helgens
Will Jansen
Mra
Alva Gerdes
Dwight
Fred Otten
Wayne School No. 7
George Glebels
Wil Ne Harris
Grace Wilson
Maquoketa
Gene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Wilson
Diedrich Dirks
McDonald Hospital
Richland Center birth and death notices
Richland Center announces the birth of Virginia Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hein, the fourth daughter in the family. George Rogers Sr. of Richland township, 79, died at Mercy hospital in Dubuque after last Friday’s bull attack and prior serious injury. Cedar Rapids visitors were the Balsiger and Hein families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Hein
Virginia Ann
George Rogers Sr
Richland Township
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
John Yossi
Lucille
Will Balsiger
Luella
George B. Hein
John Schweitzer
Sidney
H. L. Wismeter
Mary Ellen
Cedar Rapids
Women and Men Persuaded to Confess Faults Follies
Quote reflects gendered views on confession with a warning that women may be persuaded to admit faults but not their follies. Attributed to Muasset characterizes social attitudes of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muasset
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Reed Clark
Wanda Cooper
Holland
Miss Ashton
Ann Husman
Jack Merrill
Ruth Hoag
George Coxsee
Estella Smith
Gene Walker
Betty Patterson
Louis Nougak
Vernona Vernon
Hart- Mansfield
Hassler
Mendelssohn
St. John's Lutheran Church
Gutknecht
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willis
Wayne Zion Lutheran
Wm. J. Grossheim
Jesus
Fern Bender
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Jerusalem
Englsh
Ladies’ Aid
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
N. Sycamore Street
A. L. Lorenz
East
Cass Township
Amber
Stuhler Shoes
Stuhlers
Shoe Department
Ann's Cafe
Ann E. Bhrisman
Agt
A Transit Lines
Iowa
Madsen Motor Company
Mohair Freize
the Iverson
Arthur P. O’rourke
American Legion
Ross and Lieber Company
Opera House
Kayser Underwear
Kayser Hose
Beery’s
Legg’s Dept
Japan
Manure Forks Dairy
Baker’s Chocolate
Post
Poultry Shell
Witte
Children’s
Oxfords
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