Monticello Area Social Notes and Local Notices
A scanned column lists visits and events in Monticello and nearby towns. Henry Carlsen spent days on business in Gedar Rapids. Mrs. Carls England and daughter visited from Davenport. Dr Mond attended a librarians' convention in Cedar Rapids. several families and teachers are noted visiting relatives or returning to work in Monticello. Local ads mention Princess Cafe specials, hardware stock, and a bake sale by St Elizabeth's society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carlsen
Gedar Rapids
Princess Cafe
Car
England
Davenport
Monticello
Monticello Area Notes Include Visits and Happenings
Monticello community notices recount visits by Mre Grote and Mrs Roberts to local schools, a grand opening ball at the American Legion pavilion in Cascade, May 14, and a bake sale by Wabun Camp Fire girls at McNeill’s Hardware. Clara and Delores Dress lead a May 9 program for local clubs while teachers move to new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Pavilion
Cascade
Town
Wells
Towa
Thursay
Wabun
McNeill's Hardware Store
Monti cello class hosts picnic at Wapaipinicon State Park
The Monticello area reports a sophomore class picnic at Wapaipinicon State Park Anamosa chaperoned by Miss Thelma Smith with Miss Theora Smith. Elsewhere Mrs. Mahlon H. Teeter attended a D A R meeting at a home in Anamosa. program featured Louise Ricklefa Lincoln Thoeni Alma Buol and Otto Riedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Stuhler
Iowa State University
Imogene Stuhler
Monticello’ High
Wapaipinicon State Park
Anamosa
Thelma Smith
Theora Smith
Coe College
Mahlon H. Teeter
D.A. R
Monticello Timeline of May 1905 Events Recap
The Monticello Express records May 1905 happenings including store purchases in Hawkeye and West Union, marriages of Minnie Starks to Thomas I. Carson and Mary Haven to Carl Thiumann, lumberyard sales to Central Lumber and Eclipse Lumber, notable deaths such as James McKeever and Harm Bodeker, and public school staffing changes led by J. E. B. Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Glen McLaughlin
Hawkeye
West Union
Blaine
Reed
Red Major
N. G. W. Winner
Monticello
Indiana
Minnie Starks
Thomas I. Carson
W. B. van Buren
Mary Haven
Henry Hayen
Carl Thiumann
Wayne Township
Sartes
Central Lumber Company
Dubuque
Eclipse Lumber Company
Minneapolis
James McKeever
Gill Street
J. E B. Foster
Mary I. Jarman
Nancy G. Carroll
Mildred Bates
Lillian Lawrence
Kate Maurice
Jennie J. Leonard
Sadie J. Buck
Nellie K. Lane
Mary Locher
Alicia Whiting
Clara Ricklefs
Mae Coy
Lulu B. Mellinger
Missy Kate Plorine
Frank Ferting
Anamosa
Justice E. M. Harvey
Emma Schneider
Dilers.& Bolton
H. C .Wills
Elmer. &, Hicks
August RickJefs
Alice Reed
Charlevoix
Michigan
Hetty Fruesmer
Langworthy
Chicago
Jane Bowen
Truman H. Bowen
Sand Spring
Scotch Grove
Iowa City
Henry Rickelson
Anna O'Neil
Michael McKeever
Sacred Heart Church
McCormick
Mary Simmons
Michael Simmons
Prairisburg
Louis Gardner
the Express
The
Express
Harm Bodeker
Milles
Henry Rickels
Mount Vernon Hosts Rare May Music Festival
May 14 16 features the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and five soloists at Cornell College in Mount Vernon Iowa. Violinists Sylvia Lent and Gilbert Ross open with Bach two violin concerto. Madame Merle Alcock mezzo soprano performs Friday. Gordon concerto and Harty choral work close with E H F Weis directing and Raymund Koch singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Cornell College
Cornell
Sylvia Lent
Gilbert Ross
Bach
Madame Merle Alcock
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Madame Alcock
Chicago
Jacques Gordon
Cornell Oratorio Society
Hamilton Harty
Chicago Orchestra
E. H. F. Weis
Raymund Koch
Gilbero Ross
Sylvia
Mme
Merle Alcock
Metropolitan
Opera Co
Chicago Symphony
oChorus and
Camp Fire Girls to Present Mother's Day Program at Church
The Camp Fire Girls perform a Sunday evening program at the Methodist Episcopal church starting at 7 30 featuring preludes and solos by Alice Reed Olive Slauson and others An invocation reading and music accompany a sequence honoring mothers with poses by Camille Goings Alice Reed Dorothy Hanee and two boys plus performances of Cavalleria Rusticana Morning Whistler's Mother and other works including A Maternity and Giving in Marriage The event culminates in A Tribute to Mothers presented by Eloise Gardner and the Camp Fire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alice Reed
Olive Slauson
Rev. Coe
Jayne Shover
Camille Goings
Cavaleria Rusticana
Cornelia
Gracchi
Alicé Reed
Dorothy Hanee
Whistler
Helen Pulver
Burleigh
Jean Ingelow
Lever
Ruth Cropp
Mary Lovell
Vivian Bancroft
Mildred Pulver
Leoki Rogers
Magleman
Isabel Stambaugh
Muasse
Mother O' Mine
Eloise Gardner
Camp Fire Girls
Lovell State Bank Plans Expansion After Alley Revacation
The Lovell State Bank proposes to enlarge its building by extending over a vacated alley between the Lovell Bank and Sghaon building. The city vacated the south end of the alley to allow access to the rear of abutting properties, with Lovell to pave and integrate the new space into the street system. The bank’s assets have grown from roughly 616,549.99 in 1902 to 1,579,781.90 in 1925, with deposits rising to about 1.259 million, supporting the need for additional vaults, private rooms, and customer facilities as plans continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell State Bank
Sghaon
Huaman & McCrea
George J. Lovell
Sycamore Street
Lovell
First Street
Love
Lowell State Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
George L. Lovell
G. W
G. L. Lovell
Scout hike notes on local birds and Mother's Day reminder
Saturday morning scouts start a hike to test fire safety and nature skills. The piece lists common native birds including bobolink, cowbird, yellow headed blackbird, red winged blackbird, orioles, meadowlarks, and eight native sparrow species with fine songsters highlighted. It urges listening to American sparrow music and notes warblers beginning to arrive with twenty plus species identifiable with effort. It closes by urging proper observance of Mother's Day next Sunday.
Monticello Routs Hopkinton in High School Baseball Clash
Monticello defeated Hopkinton 10 to 5 on their local diamond after a back and forth contest. Zubler belted a home run in the seventh as Monticello surged with a big eighth inning to pull away from Hopkinton. A fair crowd attended but not their expected turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Hopkinton
Zubler
Hiepkinton
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Halkel
Olty and County’ Paper
Womanen
Ay JW. Doxsee
Chas, A. Doxsee
E. G. Burrichter
Ed Hicks
Town City
Keyes
Irma Rohr
Cedar Rapids
B. J. Farley
Winchester Paints
Frank Locher
J. W. Anderson
Dr. Redman
Clif Main
Edison
Locher
A. P. Lambert
J. W. Hoult
R. R
Saturda
Winchester
T. FR. Denkham
Dyersville
Dr. Redmond
Hilah Hutton
Lbrarians
W. W. Stickford
Mary
Wm. G. Schoon
St. Elizabeth's Society
Hayes’ Furniture Store
William G. Schoon
McNeill’s Hardware
Richard Ricklefs
Oxford Junction
Keen Kutter
McNeill's
Phoebe Parry
Fayette
Klean Mala
McNeili
Clara Schodde
Misa Augusta Biles
Fr. Gedar Rapids
McNelill
Wilbur Cartano
Carol Ann
Ford Garage
Ted Koop
Lauran Koop
Warmer Canning
Lowa
Frank Hicks
Titleton
G. Hicks
J. Warmer Canning Co
8. L. Olson
Strawberry Point
Rodolph Aebi
Misa Mayme ‘McMahon
Monticallo
George Hubbard
Arville
Mre. Grote
Van
Horn
Hmmia Grote
the Monticello
Ady
McNeill's Hardware
Mary Acbi
9. L. Olson
Meadames Olin Howle
Ray Adams
Agnes Maitre
Maurice Maire
Frank Peckosh
Oxford
Altman
August Wachole
Deer Creek
Minnesota
Chris Scheer
Russell ,Stuhler
Barbara
South Bend
Cass
Iva Miller
Mitty
Stadtmueller
Theaora Smith
Lovell Township
Edwin Wilcox
Fred Eklund
Motine, Ilinois
BE. A. Hubbard
B. Reed
Allfreda Reed
Bernice Podhaski
Manchester
Frank Podhaski
Myrtle Rockstad
Alfreda Reed
Mabel Heisey
Washington High
Cedar Rapida
Agp
Youremother
Morticello
Moresco
Palmer
Pat Hogan
Rosemount
Pat
Meyer
H. F. Kettlitz
William
Dora
George F.‘Tobiason
James Voorhees
Frank Schnoeder
Richland Presbyterian Church
Lola Wakeman
Monticello Public Schools
Fort Dodge
Eulalie Sauve
Sioux City
F. J. Gestel
Benjamin Nathaniel Bogue
Ida Wilcox
Delores
Katherine Dress
Mildred Wilcox
Avelds Hansen
Ela Fay McCue
Fred L. Mahannah
Town State College
Ames
Mortar Board
College
Ailfreda ‘Reed
Philomathean Literary Society
Albert H. Coe
Monticelo
J .W. Coxgee
Orly
John A. Liddy
Denecke
Liddy
A. W. Steiner
Emil Ricklefs
Wolfenberger Company
William Hinrichs
Center Junction
Hinrichs
Liberty
Mae
Golda Steiner
Opera- House
Opera House
Dr. Paul
Clifford B. Paul
Erb
Anamosa Boys
Monticello ‘High School
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Helen Hoy
Monticello High School
Owen Sutherland
Paul Steiner
Casper Buol
Thomas Chambers
Lee Alcorn
Burdena Dirks
Raymond Denkhoff
Ruth Gundlach
Loyal Podhaski
Margaret Maurice
Gracia Orcutt
George Schweitzer
Thelma Gregory
Louis Heiken
Goo. Ls Lovell
Boy Scoul Notes
Ray Schternacht
Dr. Lambert
Ray Wehrernacht
Amanda Urisiich
Urisich
Mertoniabile
Ll. P. Bowdish
Waubeek
Oxford Junction High School
Anamosa State Park
Gulbrunsen
vianos—Locher
Kryptoks
Tad
Karl M. Keyes
Matthiessen
Auto & Supply Co
Star Meat Market
Marshall & Marshall
Business Man
BUICK
Huestion
F. W. Page
May
Cornell College Conservatory OF Music
I. HW
F. Weis
Monticello, Iowa
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