Society And Club News Highlights From Monticello Circles
Mrs. John Shover hosted a Monday one o clock luncheon for the Delta Dek bridge club with contract bridge. Mrs. Carl Hodson led in high score. The 500 club met Friday with Mrs. Les lie Bright winning high and Mrs. Harvey Harford taking the consolation prize. Friday bridge tea featured Mrs Riess G Stuhler high and Mrs Ray Echternacht birthday party guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox hosted a family dinner with out of town guests. The Tarry Awhile club held pinochie and dominoes with Patrick’s day decor and prizes. Fortnightly bridge club enjoyed a plate lunch after games led by J A Thomson. Pinochle club season opener saw prizes for high score wins and new members added. Jackie Thoeni celebrated his first birthday with family dinner hosted by Aunt and Uncle. Monticello teachers gathered with last year’s staff for St Patrick’s buffet supper and entertainment. Women’s Working Band of the Congregational church hosted a luncheon and business meeting with 35 present. Mrs Riess Stuhler hosted at home with silver vase centerpieces. The Garriet Harms country home hosted a surprise gathering of over 100 friends and relatives with baskets of goodies.
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John Shover
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Carl Hodson
Charles Ritchie
500 Club
Leslie Bright
Harvey Harford
L. W. Lovell
Tarry Awhile
Andrew Carmichael
Nancy Adamson
Marie Slauson
Jack Studer
John Guler
Fred Endsley
J. A. Thomson
Donald Sutherland
W. E. Tuetken
J. E. Heiserman
Leonard Iverson
Charles Luett
J. A. Thompson
Monticello Public School
St. Patrick’s
Mr. Grimes
Ann Miller
Belle Markovitz
Jack Brindley
Frank Walker
A. B. Grimes
Lyle McMullen
Theodosia Pulver
Congregational Church
Riess Stuhler
J.B. Heiserman
James Lamee
Gladwater
Texas
Ted Ecklund
Musgrove
Monticello
Nora Hall
Los Angeles
California
Heiserman
Ray Echternacht
Agnes Gearhart
Twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated with guests
Ames and visiting guests enjoyed an afternoon gathering. At six PM a picnic supper was served by self invited friends. Rev. Arnold Thalacker presented a silver purse to the honored couple. Out of town guests included the Thompson family and John Riches of Olin. Will H. Burrichter celebrated his sixty fifth birthday with thirty five relatives at his home. A noon dinner and evening supper followed with Monticello based Burrichters and Lost Nation visitors. Ed Burrichter and Watson Brazelton were absent due to illness. Out of town guests joined the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Arnold Thalacker
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Martin Thompson
John Riches
Olin
Walter Holtz
Wyoming
Henry Folkers
Scotch Grove
John Hendricks
Onslow
Will H. Burrichter
Mrs. Burrichter
George Burrichter
Lyle Burrichter
Emil Burrichter
Otto Burricher
Watson Brazelton
Hazel
Martin Burrichter
Ed Burrichter
Mary Flaine
Monticello
Henry Burrichter
Frank Ruggeberg
Albert Dickman
Melvin
Lost Nation
Ruggeberg
Easter services and church notices in local parishes
Local churches list Easter and Good Friday services across Prairieburg Castle Grove Wayne County and adjacent towns. Names include St Johns St Matthew St Joseph St Paul St James with times in English German and Catholic rites and notes on catechism classes and confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen J. Kucera
Easter Services and Activities Across Local Churches
The community notes Easter worship plans at multiple churches. Reformed Church lists a 9:30 Easter program, 10:30 service with Holy Communion, and a Good Friday 2 pm service. Presbyterian Church adds sunrise prayer, Easter sermon, and an Easter pageant led by Mrs. Grossheim, plus a candlelight communion on March 25. Onslow Church outlines Passion week talks, Easter sermon, Holy Communion, and a sunrise prayer meeting at 6:30 am. A Kentucky agribusiness study reports a 54 percent rise in farm earnings in 1934 over 1933 across 178 farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willis
Zeilinger
Wyoming
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
Luther League
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. J. Macaulay
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Onslow Presbyterian
Henry A. Schmitt
Jesus
the Missionary Society
Department of Farm Economics
Kentucky College of Agriculture
Vintage Ford Car Listings With Low Prices and Trade Deals
Multiple classic and vintage Fords advertised including a 1936 Ford V-8 Fordor Touring Sedan with DeLuxe features and Mohair upholstery, a 1935 Ford Standard Fador, a 1981 Ford Victoria, a Ford Pick-up Model A, and a 1935 Ford Truck with a new motor. Prices range from $185 to $435 with money back guarantees and trade-in down payment terms.
Iowa State Assembly Faces Tax, Banking, and Crow Bills
The legislature debates a range of measures including a filling station tax exemption, a proposed state fir board reform, and a bill creating community credit banks for towns with 2500 or fewer residents. Senate leadership shifts award Stanley Wart a seat, while the Yager bill authorizes a ten-cent crow and starling bounty to county treasurers, reframing a previously sport-like pursuit into a public interest act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Breen
Elthon
Dean and
Gillette
State Senate
Stanley Wart
Lee County
T. F. Driscoll
Hart
Driscoll
Havirries
Iowa
House
Town Assembly Moves to Kill New Boards and Commissions
A fast-growing bloc in the Town house aims to curb new boards and commissions as they appear. Rep Ed R Brown of Polk County leads the action, including defeating a bill to establish a state geographic board and a centennial celebration appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed R. Brown
Polk County
Brown
State Geographic Board
Senior high assembly honors band and speakers at school
A Monday assembly at one o'clock saw Mr. Moore award letters to basketball players. Mr. Lyons of Bayless Business College gave an address. The music department was congratulated for its contest work in Maquoketa. Monticello will represent with bands and choirs at Waterloo. Students are making bird houses and kites with plans for kite contests and garden furniture after spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Lyons
Bayless Business College
Dubuque
Maquoketa
Monticello
Waterloo
Manuel Tradi
School Activity Notes Include Clubs and Teams
The text outlines student activities such as crafts and trellises for purchase, a boys volleyball tournament in progress with grade-level outcomes, and a post spring break plan where faculty play basketball against students. It also mentions Miss Markovitz teaching tap dancing and Mr. Moore teaching zumbling in gym classes and a social dancing class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fac
Ulty
Miss Markovitz
Mr. Moore
School class meets Tuesdays and Thursdays after school
With parental consent the class admits junior or senior boys or girls. It meets on Tuesday and Thursday from three to four o'clock. Tuesday night after the faculty meeting Miss Meyer and Mr Walker hosted no luncheon in honor of their birthdays which occur during spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meyer
Mr. Walker
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Bernard Cass
Marvin Betts
Will Shellhammer
Dorothy
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Jackie Thoeni
Lincoln Thoeni
Ernest E. Shelley
Jackie
J. H. Zimmerman
Wayne Township
Libbie Thoeni
Minnesaolis
Congregational
Mrs. Garriet Harms
Will Burrichter
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Center Junction M. E
Harley W. Farnham
Y.su
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hopkinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. A. Pannhuk
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American Lutheran Church
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