Hats Off to India theme marks Mother-Daughter Banquet
The St Matthew Lutheran Women's Guild held a Mother-Daughter Banquet with the theme Hats Off to India. Indian student Maduh Patel spoke with slides and a native dance, 114 attendees, Rev Arnold Schlueter led devotions, Mrs Schlueter led singing, and Mrs A C Schoenbeck played Return of Spring.
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India
St. Matthew Lutheran Women’s Guild
University of Dubuque
Maduh Patel
Arnold Schlueter
Glenn Adams
Adams
Alva Zimmerman
Henry Rink
Ralph Otten
Marvin Chevalier
Garrett “Hangen
Henry von Spreckén
Raymond Luckstedt
Pat First
Herbert Husman
Helen Barrack
Alva Freeze
Order of Rainbow Worthy Advisor Installed Sunday
Wilma Carol Cox was installed worthy advisor of Monti cello assembly No. 56 in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple on Sunday May 12. She received a blue carnation corsage from her sister and was escorted by her father through a Rainbow arch as flowers and other honors were presented.
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Order of Rainbow
Wilma Carol Cox
Howard Cox
Monticello
Masonic Temple
Miss Cox
Linda
Shepherd
Marilyn Nelgon
Mary Karen Paulsen
Karole TerVeen
Janice Kuntz
Paul Lumpa
Leslie Balster
Scotch Grove
William Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Judith Sutherland
Marilyn Nelson
Phyllis Drexler
Judy Hollar
Karole Ter- Veen
Ray ‘Stumbaugh
Henry Stahlberg Rites Conducted
Henry Stahlberg died at John McDonald hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Wayne Zion Lutheran church with Rev F H Kehren officiating and burial in Wayne cemetery. He was born Dec 14 1891 near Scotch Grove, married to Anna Tobiason in 1916, she died in 1933. Survivors include his father Marvin, daughter Hida Blanchard, three sisters, one brother, five grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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J. Henry Stahlberg
John McDonald Hospital
Wayne Zion ,Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Wayne Cemetery
Scotch Grove
John
Sophia Antoni Stahlberg
Anna Tobiason
Marvin
Monticello
Uri
Hida) Blanchard
Hayo Tobiason
LeRoy Smith
Harl Lehman
John Stahlberg
Bernhard Hansen Dies at Home in Oxford Junction
Bernhard J. Hansen 87 died at his home in Oxford Junction Tuesday evening May 7 after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held at his home and Zion American Lutheran church in Wyoming with Rev. Gronewald and Rev. Greeny officiating. Interment followed in Mayflower cemetery. He was born October 18 1869 in Germany and was a retired farmer. Survived by eight children, 28 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Oxford Junction
Bernhard J. Hansen
Zion American Lutheran Church
Wyoming
R. F. Gronewald
John L. Greeny
Mayflower
Mr. Hansen
August
Maria Hansen
Germany
Mary Martensen
Hattie Ingwersen
Ronald Hansen
Citizens State Bank
Mutual Insurance Company of
Wheatland
Minnie Schrader
Anamosa
Elsie Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Harry
Louie Ingwersen
Marie Ledvina
Ervin
Ann Sobotka
O E S Supper Hosts Masons and Wives at Temple
Eastern Star members entertained the Masonic lodge men and their wives at a pot luck supper before the regular meeting at the Masonic temple. Fifty four persons attended. A humorous skit by the hostesses depicted a Masonic meeting and initiation. Worshipful Master William Hintz announced second degree work to be performed next Monday evening.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
William Hintz
County President Speaks At Legion Auxiliary Meet
County president Mrs Neva Pavilista spoke to the Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening on the spring conference held in Bellevue on Sunday May 5. President Mrs Hazel Harford led the business meeting with guest Mrs Thompson of Oxford Junction. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harford and Mrs Irene Brady.
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Neva Pavilista
The
Legion Auxiliary
Bellevue
Hazel Harford
Thompson
Oxford Junction
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Center Junction Women’s Club
Jerry Naylor
Ray Naylor
Jack Smith
Les Balster
Jack
Frank Himebaugh
Robert Peet
Boyd Christiansen
Center Junction
Ruth Ann Glenn
Donald Ketelsen
Eileen Mitchell
Jack Naylor
Freda Ketelsen
Old
Mexico
the Express
Wilma’ Cox
Roger MacMurrin Sang “the Lord
Roger Wilson
Eldora
Union
Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Yack Naylop
Lige
Phar
Liapiiry
Monticetty
Henry Stahlberg
Himer Folkerts
Bennie Tobiason
Learon Tobiason
Lyle Tobiason
Donald
Sacred Heart School
Bernhard Hansen
Ronald
Gary Hansen
Roger Ingwersen
John Schrader
Thomas, Jr
John Cunningham
O.E.S
Masons
Harford
Irene Brady
Monty Produce and Hatchery
Rock of Ages
Ack
Monticello Monument Co
Cuckler
Frank Williams
Mgr
Monti
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