Miss Nockleby Weds Cpl John Warner in May Ceremony
Miss Avine Nockleby daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Nockleby Saskatchewan Canada wed Cpl John H Warner son of Mr and Mrs Tom Warner Monticello in a May 3 Presbyterian church service at 8 pm. Dr William J Grossheim read the single ring ceremony. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Otto Kucera of Monticello. The bride wore a black and white dressmaker suit with red rosebuds and white sweet peas corsage. her sister-in-law wore a brown dressmaker suit with dusty pink accessories. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Smith in Anamosa. The bride is a registered nurse and previously at St Luke's hospital Bellingham WA and John H Warner is a Marine Corps member assigned overseas with the Third Amphibious Corps. They will live in Hastings Nebraska while he is stationed at the Naval Ammunition Supply Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avine Nockleby
Thomas’ Nockleby
Saskatchewan
Canada
John H. Warner
Tom. Warner
Monticello
Presbyterian Parsonage
William J. Grossheim
Otto Kucera
Lester Smith
Smith
Forest Green
Russell Green
Cedar Rapids
Leo Weiseiman
Olin
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bellingham
Wash
John McDonald Hospital
Cpl
Warner
U.S. Marine Corps
Betty Thomas Honored At May 5 Luncheon Shower
Betty Thomas, bride elect, was honored at a luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs. J. T. Grayston Dr. Edna Hoegen and Mrs. W. A. Glasgow at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Fourteen guests attended with spring flowers and gifts presented to the honoree. The afternoon continued at Dr. Hoegen's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Edna Hoegen
W. A. Glasgow
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Betty Thomas
John Busby
Canowefi Campfire Holds Ceremonial Saturday May 5
Canowefi Camp Fire Girls held a council fire at the home of Margaret Ann Tuetken on May 5. Preceding the meeting the girls visited the Hillcrest Cattery. The Firelighting ceremony was led by Nancy Schneidler Yvonne Hall and Margaret Ann Tuetken. Ora Marie McMichael read the Camp Fire Credo. Trail Seeker rank was conferred on Greta Buol Betty Fass Jean Barnts Ruth Ann Kuntz Marie Pickett Joyce Jorgensen Mary Bartels and Joanne Otten. Ann Thoeni received the rank of Wood Gatherer. New officers were elected: President Jane DeShaw vice president and scribe Jean Barnts secretary Ora Marie McMichael treasurer Margaret Ann Tuetken song leader Greta Buol. Sixteen of twenty two members received honor beads. The ceremony closed with Goodnight Song and Taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canowefi
Margaret Ann Tuetken
Hillcrest Cattery
Nancy Schneider
Yvonne Hall
Ora Marie McMichael
Greta Buol
Betty Fass
Jean Barnts
Ruth Ann , Kuntz
Marie Pickett
Joyce Jorgensen
Mary Bartels
Joanne Otten
Ann Thoeni
Jane DeShaw
Tomatoes Boost For Home Canning And Fresh Use
Good Eating advises planting in warm soil after May 15 and using Rutgers Marglobe and Pritchard varieties for canning. Plan 3 to 4 bushels per eater with spacing of 3 feet between plants and 4 feet between rows, stock up on starter solution and late season boosts, noting tomatoes retain high vitamin A and C and are easy to can for winter meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers
Pritchard
Matoes
Victory Garden
Lorenzen Sells Hereford Steers at Chicago Yard Market
Jones county cattle led opening week trade at the Chicago stock yards with Lorenzen and Sons of Olin sending 19 head of Hereford steers. They sold without sorting at 17.80 per hundredweight, top price, averaging 1361 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Chicago
Lorenzen and Sons
Olin
Real Estate Transfers in Strawberry Hill and Monticello
Real estate transfers list widow Kate Denio to Howard FE and DeLores Taber with deeds and small sums. Eliza Thoeni Shannon and Boyd to Leigh and Florence Clark as joint tenants with deed. Describes parcels in Strawberry Hill Anamosa and Monticello railroad addition with specific lot lines and mortgage details. Express Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Denio
Howard FE
DeLores F. Taber
Strawberry Hill
Anamosa
H.O.L.C
Eliza K. Thoeni Shannon and
Boyd
Leigh
Florence Clark
Monticello
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Miss Nockleby Bride
John Warner
Youth Fellowship of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Richard Mardoff
Andrew Mast
Westminster Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Walker
Mary Wilcox
Mary Reyner
Ruth Hintz
Sacred Heart School
Richard Sutherland
Luther League
Luther Hall
Wilma Sanford
H. L. Adix
Japan
Esther Sanford
Youth Fellowship Society of the Methodist Church
Glenn McMichael
Pilgrim Fellowship of the
Congregational Church
St. John’s
Wayne Zion
Castle Grove Lutheran
Schreiner
C.E.S
Order, of the Eastern Star
Bertyce Goettsch
Vernita
Vernona Vernon
Edna Hoult
Wilma Clark
C. A. Coxsee
Wade
Jane Long
Gerald
Theresa Rohr
Anne
Jean Echternacht
Raymond Buol
Ladies Aid Society
Chester Lang
Carl Steiner
John Steiner
George Buol
Harley Stoneking
Gilbert Steiner
Rudolph Aebi
Henry Boner
Gottlieb Keebler
Eugene Hall
Henry Qohe Sr
Henry Ohe
Sam Rhatigan
Claude Appleby
Isaac Schneider Jr
William Westphal
James Morrissey
Peterman’s
J. E. Heiserman
Ladehoff
Edna Ladehoff
St.John's Lutheran Church
Young
Henry Bohlken
Henry FE
Harms
Henry E. Harms
Amber
Henry A. Harms
Carl Harms
Arlene
Herman Harms
Willie Husman
Henry Wennekamp
B.P.W. Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Peterman’s Tea Room
Mary Coxsee
Marilee Matthiessen
Mother
Monticello, Iowa
Lifebuck Safe—Milo Les
Cee
National Bread Nor
California
Newton Apples
U.S
Catsup Snider
IEC
Adaemesis
Philadelphia
Betty Crocker
Coffee Manor House
Kellogg’s
Xa. Ile
Hershey's
OTR
Coe
Pillsbury’s
Clapp
Gamay
Express
Lorenzen