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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

7

George Arnold Golden Wedding Celebration in Lowell Township

Mr and Mrs George Arnold celebrated their golden anniversary at their country home in Lowell township. More than forty relatives gathered for a plate luncheon at 4 pm. The guests of honor received a silver gift. children and grandchildren listed include Abe Allamand and family, Lorenz Allamand, Hei Schoon family, Lyman Mulford, Laura Lehman, Earl Lehman and Lorna Mae, Alma Meyer and John Arnold, among others.

George Arnold Lowell Township Abe Allamand Dorothy Mary Lou George Raymond Lawrence Carl Clarence Lorenz Allamand Hei Schoon

Local social notes and ads from Farley area

Community notices list cash for cream sales at Farley Produce and motor overhaul prices at Madsen Motor Company. Various regional visits and guests are noted including transitions among Des Moines Manchester Anamosa Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Funeral attendance from Independence and Cascade is also mentioned along with hospital staff travelers.

Delhi high school banquet hosts fifty five attendees at Maples Inn

Delhi public school students and faculty held a junior senior banquet at the Maples Inn in Monticello on Wednesday evening with fifty five in attendance. The article lists numerous guests and travels of local residents, hospital moves, family arrivals, and a sports event.

Delhi Public School Maples Inn Monticello

May breakfast hosts and weekend guests in Marion

Mrs. Ben Cotten attended a May breakfast hosted by Mrs. Ralph Williams in Marion and stayed a weekend with friends there. Mr. Cotton joined her Sunday evening. Mr. Proctor Wilkens and Mrs. George Wilkens drove to Dix to meet Mrs. Walter Tigen and daughter Mary Ellen from Chicago Heights visiting Mrs. Igen's family. Mr. and Mrs. Stambaugh hosted Dr. and Mrs. Dan Webb, Pat Stambaugh, Laura Ricken, and Gladys Howland for their fortieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Edward Templeton returned from Los Angeles with a Texan stopover in St. Angelo and Excelsior Springs. George Bright’s guests included Leslie and James Bright, William Bright, D. R. Ramey, William O'Brien, and Leo Smith.

Leona Stott Leona Monte Theater Ralph Lambert Glenn Charles Lambert Alph Lambert Edna Harms Mary Schoon Ruth Graves Cap Arduser Claue Slauson Lillian and Metty Cecil Sutton Williamsburg Virginia Dean Morton Dickie Des Moines David Entz Waterloo James Thompson Calvin Clarence Thompson Maurice Miveon Blanche Buck Creek Sam Bronneman Donald and Loren Near Ben Cotten Ralph Williams Marion Home of Friends Cotton Proctor Wilkens George Wilkens Dixon, Il Walter Tigen Mary Ellen Chicago Heights Grant Stambaugh Dan Webb Oakdale Pat Stambaugh Laura Ricken Anamosa Gladys Howland Cedar Rauids Mrs. Stambaugh Edward Templeton Los Angeles Calif St. Angelo Texas Henry Excelsior Springs George Bright Leslie Bright James Haverly William Bright Anamost D. R. Ramey Onslow William O’brien Lamont Leo Smith Dyersville

Monticello D A R members attend Anamosa luncheon

Mrs Ralph Bone Mrs John Mat thiessen Mrs Lorenz Balster Mrs Harold Deischer Mrs Will Hiller and other Monticello D A R members attended a one o clock luncheon and quilt display at the home of Mrs Fannie Dutton in Anamosa Saturday. The D A R program followed the luncheon.

Ralph Bone Oscar York Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church William J. Grossheim Otto Burrichter Hans Kettlitz Springville Donald Sutherland Mildred Pierce John Matthiessen Lorenz Balster Harold Deischer Will Hiller Monticello Daughters of the American Revolution Fannie Dutton Anamosa

Visiting and obituary notes from early Monticello page

Anna Stiffer leaves for Des Moines for a week visiting Mrs. Smithson then to Dakota to visit relu Ves. Mrs. Fred McLaughlin drives to New Sharon for funeral services of aunt Jennie Hell. Minnie Rickless at John McDonald hospital after appendix removal. Death notice: Elizabeth Litten Trumbull of Boise Idaho, youngest daughter of Lemuel and Katherine Litten, sister of S G Franks of Wyoming. remembered by Monticello residents. visited the Herrick home often.

Iss Anna Stiffer Des Moines Mrs. Smithson Bepre Dakota Relu Ves Fred McLaughlin New Sharon Jennie Hell Minnie Rickless Franklin Equipment Company John McDonald Hospital Monticello Elizabeth Litten Trumbull Boise Idaho Lemuel Katherine Litten Dubuque Jones County Trumbull S. G. Franks Wyoming M. W. Herrick

Jones County Young Democrats Meet in Oxford Junction

The Jones County Young Democratic Club will gather at the Legion hall in Oxford Junction on Monday evening May 11. Representative Thomas Stimpson will deliver the main address with entertainment. This is the final meeting before the Davenport state convention on May 18.

Jones County Young Democratic Club Legion Hall Oxford Junction Thomas Stimpson Davenport

Wool market shows large Texas spring contract share

A San Angelo market report states more than 12,000,000 pounds of wool, about one quarter of Texas spring production, are under contract. The item also notes visits by Miss Vivian Bancroft of Hartwick and Miss Opal Porter of Cedar Rapids to the Bancroft home, where Porter once worked as the local public school physical education instructor.

Adolph Egger St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Franklin Equipment Company Texas San Angelo Vivian Bancroft Hart Wick Opal Porter H. P. Bancroft Porter

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