Mildred Smith Weds Robert Schneider in Napoleon Ceremony
Miss Mildred Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith of Napoleon Ohio married Robert L Schneider son of the late Mr. and Mrs Edward Schneider of Monticello in a Sunday afternoon ceremony March 19 at 3 o'clock. Rev Roy B Leedy officiated and the couple were attended by Miss Martha Smith and Edwin Bramer. The couple plan to make their home in Monticello and Schneider recently served in the US Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mildred Smith
Oscar Smith
Napoleon, Ohio
Robert L. Schneider
Edward’ Schneider
Napoleon
Roy B. Leedy
Martha Smith
Edwin Bramer
Liberty Center
Ohio
Fred Cheney
Joanne
Mildred Schartzer
Zeba Bowles
Paul Joschob
Marjorie Britt
Toledo
Elder Bramer
Schneider
United States
Roy Cropp
Robert Schneider
Ruth Null
Edith Drexler
Iva Yeoman
Ben Schneider
Delta Dek Meeting At Mrs Matthiessen Home
Delta Dek club met at Mrs Clarence Matthiessen’s home Friday evening. After a 7 30 dessert, contract was played at two tables. Mrs Asa P Lambert had the high score. Guests included Mrs James Hollar and Mrs Cecil Goettsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Matthiessen
Delta Dek Club
Asa P. Lambert
James Hollar
Cecil Goettsch
Martha Wennekamp Becomes Bride of Herman Steuri
Martha Wennekamp daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Wennekamp and Herman Steuri son of Adolph Steuri were united in marriage at St John s Lutheran parsonage with Rev Paul T Gutknecht officiating on Thursday evening March 16 Attending were Marie Husmann and Vernon Tschantz The bride wore a light blue suit with a roses corsage and a similar gown was worn by Miss Husmann before the ceremony the couple were entertained at a bridal supper at the Stears farm northwest of Monticello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wennekamp
Herman Steuri
Henry Wennekamp
Adolph Steuri
St. John’s Lutheran Parsonage
Paul T. Gutknecht
Marie Husmann
Vernon Tschantz
Miss Husmann
Stears
Monticello
Social notes for Elaine Ahlrichs birthday and local events
Elaine Ahlrichs observes a birth anniversary with pinochle and gifts as ten guests join. Ahlrichs and relatives hosted meals for the visiting Ahrenholtz couple from Phoenix with dinners at Prull home and Poplar Heights, while church society events and county education orders outline community activity and upcoming Eastern Star meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ahrenholtz
Phoenix
Ariz
Filert Prull
Lloyd Clark
Henry Moenk
Poplar Heights
Ahrenholtz
Fortnightly Club Meets With Mrs Bone For Dessert Luncheon
The Fortnightly club gathered Friday afternoon with hostess Mrs. R. J. Bone. After a 1:30 dessert luncheon, contract was played. Mrs. Ray Echternacht achieved the high score. Guests included Mrs. Boyd Shannon and Mrs. Donald Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Bone
Ray Echternacht
Boyd Shannon
Donald Sutherland
Garden Club Begins Years Work In 1944
The Gar den club held its initial 1944 meeting at Mrs Clarence Matthiessens home with Mrs William Corbin presiding Plans for the year were outlined The group has eighteen members Miss Bertha Harken is vice president Mrs John Matthiessen secretary and Mrs O R Howie treasurer. Farewell party at Poplar Heights for Clarence Rhatigan before naval duty. Forty friends attended with dancing and a gift presented to the honoree. Out of town guests joined local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Clarence Matthiessen
William Corbin
Bertha Harken
John Matthiessen
O. R. Howie
Poplar Heights
Clarence Rhatigan
Rhatigan
United States Navy
Henry Oltman
R. Himebaugh
Clinton
Ray Marugg
Sumner
League of Women Voters Host Meeting At Home
Mrs. William Shaffer hosted the League of Women Voters meeting with Mrs. Tom Hamilton presiding The program on Foreign Policy was led by Mrs. E H Huibregtse and Mrs William Tuetken Out of town guests included Mrs June Kross and Mrs Bernadine Smith of Onslow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaffer
League of Women Voters
Tom Hamilton
E. H. Huibregtse
William Tuetken
June Kross
Bernadine Smith
Onslow
Camp Fire Girls Celebrate 32nd Anniversary Observed
The Camp Fire Girls two groups marked their 32nd founding anniversary with Saturday music and games at Canowest camp fire girls and a Tuesday meeting at the Community building led by guardian Mrs. E H DeShaw and Lucile Yount. Officers were elected for the coming term including Naomi Hanken and Susan Stuhler. The Idle Not club also elected new officers at its last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls Organization
Canowest Camp Fire Girls
E. H. DeShaw
Joyce Renk
DeShaw
Tanda
Lucile Yount
Lois Guyan
Naomi Hanken
Susan Stuhler
Barbara Walker
Margaret Zimmerman
Elizabeth Wilson
Yount
Church of Their Faith
Idle Not Club
John Messerli
Community club officers changed positions announced
Mrs. Matt Muller remains president and Mrs. Ben Eiben becomes vice president. Mrs. Ernest Schnier is retained as secretary treasurer while Mrs. F. C. Cramer is named correspondent, replacing the previously listed secretary-treasurer role in last week’s Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Muller
Ben Eiben
Ernest Schnier
F. C. Cramer
the Express
August Husmann Birthday Honored At Family Dinner
Mrs. August Husmann entertained Sunday at dinner honoring her husband on his birthday. A large birthday cake centered the table and the afternoon included cards and visits. Guests named include John Husmann family Merle Husmann Nile of Center Junce tion Emil Husmann Ben Husmann family and Arthur Husmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Husmann
Mr. Husmann
John Husmann
Merle Husmann
Nile
Center Juncetion
Emil Husmann
Ben Husman
Arthur Husmann
Local families listed for Monticello Anamosa Scotch Grove notices
Carlene Stahlberg Eloise Plueger of Scotch Grove Mr and Mrs Emil Zimmerman and family Mr and Mrs Carl Husmann and Har old Betty Hinrichs Eugene Cox Don Bray of Anamosa Mr and Mrs John Null and family Mr and Mrs Elwin Null and family of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Stahlberg
Eloise Plueger
Scotch Grove
Emil Zimmerman
Carl Husmann
Harold
Betty Hinrichs
Eugene Cox
Don Bray
Anamosa
John Null
Elwin Null
Monticello
Miss Lucille Huibregtse Makes Honor Roll at State Teachers
Miss Lucille Huibregtse of Monticello joined 41 students at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on the winter honor roll. She carried 14 or more hours and earned no GPA of 3.33 or higher. Three students in the college posted a straight A average for the winter quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Huibregtse
BE. H. Huibregtse
Monticello
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mrs Harry Matthiessen Hosts Monday Club Contract Night
Mrs Harry Matthiessen entertained the Monday Club at her home for a contract evening played at three tables. High scores were posted by Mrs George Timmins Mrs R J Bone and Mrs Walter Brain erd with Miss Betty Merrill as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Matthiessen
George Timmins
R. J. Bone
Walter Brainerd
Misa Betty Merrill
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Will Burrichter
Burrichter
Henry Burrichter
Esther
Albert Dickman
Lost Nation
Express
Delta Dek
Ah E National Guarant
Chase & Sanborn
Hillside Chicken Feeds
EAS
Hillside
Florida
Calimyrna Veree
Dearborn
National Enriched Pan
Salerno Saitines
Campbell
Ky Cans
Tae
Wilbert
Jolly Circle
Irvin Bebee
Jolly Circle Club
Mary Strang
Charles Lambert
Lynn
Howie
F. S. Stuhler
J. H. Fraser
Charles Podhaski
St. Matthew's
McNeill
Elaine Ahlrichs
W. H. Ahlrichs
Elaine
Church Society
Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Steiner
Steiner
John Schweitzer
Kenneth Martell
Emil Burrichter
Ed. Burrichter
Nellie V. Morey
Jones County
Eastern Star
Schreiner Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
U.S
Soas
Cratte Jaber Cele Aida
Redross Shoes
Red Cross
Elmer Coon
Claude Appleby
Henry Che
Isaac Schneider, Jr
Harley Stoneking
Dale Larson
William D. Behrends
Roy Krueger
Jack Buol
Corbin
Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Walker
Ray Fuller
Camp Fire Girls
Bernard Kuriger
Iowa
Green Colonial Furnace Service
Nelson
Mr. Devaney
Sealy Tuftless
White Knight Mattress
White Haven Mattress
Simmons
Firestone Radio
Devaney & Sons
Cascade
Bernard
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