Local clubs host meetings and birthdays across town
The '94 Club met at Miss Janet Hazard's home for a season end book review led by Mrs. Samuel Gutensohn. Families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Winkler’s for a Mother’s Day dinner with fourteen attending. Various neighborhood clubs held meetings and social hours with prizes, refreshments, and birthday celebrations for Sam Schuetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuetz. The League of Women Voters conducted a round table on national affairs and prepared for Newton convention with delegates from the Monticello league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Hazard
George Guyan
Samuel Gutensohn
Miss Hazard
League of Women Voters
Ralph Bone
John Matthiessen
John Perrine
Arthur Madsen
William Tuetken
John J. Locher
Otto Burrichter
Lee Byerly
John Shover
Newton
Lear 2
Women Voters
Wich
Harriet Cunningham
State League
Edgar Beach
Anamosa
Don Wher 3
Wyoming League of Women Voters
Wyoming
Missionary Society Meets At Mrs McNeill Home
Mrs Albert J H McNeill hosted the Women's Missionary Society meeting at her residence on Wednesday. Miss Clara Koop led the devotional with a program including Daughters of Drudgery and a playlet Clery by Mrs Siegfried Guyan and others. Refreshments followed. Twenty four Endeavor members from Cascade attended a treasure hunt hosted by Community church members the previous Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Main
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ed Huibregtse
Charles Kay
Ed Podhaski
E. D. Vernon
Grant Stambaugh
Leigh Clark
Albert J. H. McNeill
Women’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Clara Koop
Henry M. Carpenter
Clery
Siegfried Guyan
J. E. Helserman
Louise Stambaugh
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Cascade
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian League
the Olivet Church
Cedar Rapids
Samuel Garvin
Dubuque
Alpha Delphian meeting closes year at Miss Maurice home
Miss Kate Maurice hosted Alpha Delphian's final 1935 gathering at her home Friday afternoon with President Mrs. Clarence Matthiessen presiding. Officers elected for 1936-37 include Matthiessen as president and Ed Huibregtse as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Maurice
Alpha Delphian
Clarence Matthiessen
Matthiessen
Ed Huibregtse
Thomas Redmond
W. E. Corbin
L. D. Barrack
Fred McLaughlin
Local society notes from Dubuque to Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Clarence Brashaw and family of Dubuque visited relatives in Monticello Sunday. Misses Mary and Elizabeth Pender visited in Cedar Rapids. B T Perrine of Cedar Rapids called on his parents in Cedar Rapids. John Hasler bought a Chevrolet from Matthiessen Auto. Mrs Irving Hintz, Raymond Clark, Clara Murray and Eberhart attended Ed Clarks funeral in Bogard. Proctor Wilkens and guests visited in Dubuque Wednesday. Elizabeth Cherry, 67, Cherry Sisters member, died in Cedar Rapids. Dorothy Lampe, 16, Clinton, shot accidentally at home. condition not critical. Folkerts brothers trip to Canada to visit Henry in Browning Saskatchewan after 38 years. Mrs Wade Long attended Mothers Day dinner at the Commons Cedar Falls. her son Dick is a junior at Iowa State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Schuetz
Paul Schuetz
University of Iowaz
Sam
Iowa City
Mary and
Elizabeth Pender
J.D. Barker
Cedar Rapids
Irving Hintz
Raymond Clark
Clara Murray
Clarence Eberhart
Ed Clark
Bogard Kg
Elizabeth Cherry
Cherry Sisters
Mount Vernon
Misses Addie
Effie Cherry
Dorothy Lampe
Clinton
John E. Folkerts
Alfred Folkerts
George
Wayne Township
Canada
Henry
Browning
Saskatchewan
Wade Long
the Commons
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Long
Monticello Choral Club Presents Elijah Oratorio
The Monticello Choral Society will perform Mendelssohn Elijah at the high school auditorium on Sunday May 1% at eight p m. The seventy-voice chorus is directed by Prof N J Logan with Esther Sanderson on piano and a string quartet. Soloists include Miss Henrietta Peskash Helen Stuber Fred Buol and Robert Rodell. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 5 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
N. J. Logan
University of Dubuque
Esther Sanderson
Henrietta Peskash
Cass School Board Approves Specs for New Building
The Cass township school board met Monday night May 11 and approved plans and specifications for a new building in sub-district No 2. The contract will be let Friday May 28 at 1:00 to the lowest responsible bidder. The old building will be sold at auction at 3:00 that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Township
Inter class track meet and school musical plans noted
Coach Moore reports an inter class track meet with ribbons for top finishers and final results next week. The senior class will stage Second Fiddle on Friday May 22 at the high school auditorium. The music department promotes summer instrumental lessons led by Mr. McMullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Morey
McMullen
Marion McVay
Mark Rodman
Margaret Smith
Senior Class Play Presented At Monticello High
The Monticello public high school senior class will present the play Second Fiddle in the auditorium at 8 15 pm on May 22. Cast includes Minnie Carson Marian McVay Marion Baker Margaret Hayes and others. Admission is 35 cents for adults 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Public High School
Minnie Carson
Marian McVay
Marion Baker
Margaret Hayes
Joan Keeler
Elsa Ruth Gutknecht
Wilbur
the Butler
Frederick Bone
Janet Williams
Dorothy Sawyer
Harold Werple
Orvin Yeoman
Dorothy van Straaten
Katherine Ferring
Georgia Linter
Anamosa Girl Weds in Galena Saturday
Thelma Stoughton married John S. Tony Jr. at Galena Illinois last Saturday afternoon officiated by Rev. Mr. McMahon. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt of Monticello. They will reside in Warren Illinois after June 1. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoughton of Anamosa and the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Toay of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stoughton
John S. Tony Jr
Galena
McMahon
John Schmidt
Monticello
Warren, Ill
Frank Stoughton
Anamosa
Mr. Toay
John S. Toay
Warren
Monticello Opens Baseball Season at City Park
Monticello lost 10 to 6 to Lost Nation in the season opener at the city park. Davenport pitched and Gump Ferring caught. rain interrupted play several times. Next Sunday Bernard hosts Monticello in Bernard. Uruguay’s exports to the United States are four times higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Lost Nation
Gump
Bernard
Uruguay
United States
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Miss
Hazard
Rudy Winkler
C. C. Accola
Dr. Accola
Des Moines
Mrs. Podhaski
Mrs. Thoent
Lincoln Thoent
Neighborhood
M. J. Hogan
M. E
Ladies' Aid Society of Reformed Church Meets
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Lorenz Allam
John Yossi
Will Schneider
Carl Schneider
Dave Schneider
Peta Bauman
Martin Burrichter
Adams
Ray Adams
Mrs
Will
Will First
Mrs. First
Ida Fairbanks
Mr. First
B. E. First
Charles Fairbanks
Morley
Lester Fair
Banks
Lucretia
Donald
Hank
Bone
Delta Delt
Carl Hodson
Byron Abel
Will E. Corbin
Huibregtse
Asa Lambert
Ray Echternacht
Thomas Hamilton
Hodson
Edward Buol
Use Fiorin
Chicago
George Buol
Louise Hoffman
Florin
Martin Buol
Clarence Brashaw
B. T. Perrine
John H. Perrine
John Hasler
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Company
Proctor Wilkens
George Wilkens
Walter Illgen
Mary Ellen
Red Ther
Choral Club
Presen
Elijah
Prano
Helen Stuber
Fred Buol
Robert Roedell
Prof
Menrietta Peskacihi
Soprano
Robert Roedell, Bass
Cass School Board
Republican
Lawrence
Libr Eat
Eugene Balsiger
Miss Cruise
Miss Iverson
Jane Stuhler
Oxford Junction
Edward Burda Jr
Yale Leula
Eva Jushring
Merie Benhart
Nash
Express Cooking School
Jan Shaw
Home Economist
Nash Coffee
Herbert Kuntz
McNeill Hardware
Iowa
Court House
J. M. Grimes
Osceola
State
Pittsburgh
Patton
Tonite
Robin Hood
EL Dorado
Pompeii
Tim McCoy
Popeye
Laurel and Hardy
the Bohemian Girl
Sack Obie and
Sally Eilers
Florida
Walgreen System
Semesan Junior
Larvex
Golden Crown Golf
Moore's
Walgreen’s
Walgreen
Palmer
Stuhlers
Shoe Department
Frank W. Elliott
Congress
Smartwear
Express
Beautyrest
the Iverson
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