Local News Of Local People In Monticello Area
Local society notes and small town happenings list visitors births marriages and weekend trips involving residents and nearby towns such as Hopkinton Iowa City Cedar Rapids Farley Arlington and Oelwein. The item also mentions a bake sale and a park in Monticello amid varied social activity.
Clover Leaf Club Hosts Mrs. Ed Rice At Country Home
Clover Leaf club members gathered at Mrs. Ed Rice's country home for an afternoon of visiting and sewing, with a 4:30 plate luncheon. guests included Mrs. Siebelt Harms and Miss Martha Rice among others. Georgia Minnis celebrated her fifth birthday with gifts and games, and Evelyn Eby attended a June bridal shower at the Cassmer cottage hosted by her Sunday school teacher and class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jacobs
State University At
Town City
Paul Jacobs
Ed Rice
Clover Leaf Club
Siebelt Harms
Martha Rice
Luther Howland
G. Schoon
Ralph Zimmerman
Georgia Minnis
Evelyn Eby
Charles Suett
Cass
Ardys Rabe
Monticello
J. F. Meyer
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian Harms
L. J. Swift
R. K. Strausburg
Ed Huibregtse
Swift
H. S. Richardson
Lea
Roy Porter
Tuekinton
Leigh Clark
Lee Rathbun
Jean
Catherine Bender
Berkley Holmes
June Brokaw
Juanita Rickels
Buddie Rickels
Glenn Appleby
Ruth Smith
Catherine Winans
John S Boyson
Marvin Boyson
Mary Clark
John James Clark
Seymour Clark
Erma Jean Pickett
Lucille Helms
Royal Neighbors Honor Guests and Plan Cedar Rapids Convention
Lorenz Allamand received a traveling prize. Miss Lena Marugg was presented a guest prize by hostesses. Royal Neighbors announce a May 21 meeting for convention planning in Cedar Rapids on May 23. Various social and church group activities noted including Mother's Day events and auxiliary donations to immunization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Burt Hubbard
Charles Butler
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Helen Crane
Eloise Kuhns
Herman Hoffman
Louis Barrack
Will Balsiger
William Hoffman
Hans Ruof
L. D. Morey
Florence Carmichael
Lorenz Allamand
Lena Marugg
Allamand
Florence Hong
Leslie Reade
Id Podhaski
Lincoln Thoen
M. J. Hogan
Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Will Burrichter
Armin Tendick
America
George Ambuehl
J. W. Schweitzer
Women Voters and Auxiliary Activities Report Monticello
The article summarizes recent meetings of the League of Women Voters hosted by Mrs. Perrine with topics on Government and Child Welfare and notes delegate reports from Des Moines. It also covers a Past Worthy Matrons luncheon at Maples Inn with table decorations and a Ruth story history, plus a VFW Auxiliary benefit card party with high scores among local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
John Perrine
Ralph Bone
Otto Burrichter
Dale Greenawald
Ruth Miner
Frances Perkins
Des Moines
Bone
Perrine
John Fraser
Agnes Steck
Ruth Newton
Caroline Schoenhut
Maples Inn
Monticello
Ida Bateman
V. F. W. Auxiliary
M. J. Rogan
Ray Adams
Lou Waddick
John Gerdes
Freda Zimmerman
Gertrude Cropp
VFW Prize Draw At Local Gathering
Names of attendees include Ralph Lambert and several wives and widows with prizes donated by the VFW. Door prizes were won by Mrs Lightfoot and Miss Clara Ohe. Refreshments after the games were served by the committee chaired by Mrs Harrison Lubben with helpers Mrs Ray Adams Mrs Henry Che and Mrs Hattie Hinrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lambert
Chris Eiben
Maude Lightfoot
W. R. Hedierman
Louise Field
Connolly
Ralph Bone
Henry Ohe
Lightfoot
Clara Ohe
Harrison Lubben
Ray Adams
Henry Che
Hattie Hinrichs
The Library Way Guides Outdoor Reading
The Bookworm Says invites gardeners and nature lovers to use public libraries for nature study and outdoor recreation during the summer holidays. Readers are reminded that libraries offer books on gardening, silver shells cockle bells and growing techniques to enhance outdoor enjoyment and instruction.
Fairview Two Farmer Ends Life After Health Fears
Cyrus Miller a 74 year old farmer living southwest of Anamosa shot himself through the heart last Tuesday morning after a long illness. He is survived by a wife and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Miller
Anamosa
Neighborhood bridge club holds three course dinner
The four evens of the neighborhood bridge club dined with the four odds at a three course bridge dinner Thursday at six at Mrs. Harry Hoag's home. Pink white tulip decor and pink holders adorned the table as guests received favors. After dinner, progressive auction bridge was played with Mrs. M. J. Hogan taking high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoag
M. J. Hogan
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Joe Mahony
W. R. Sherman
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J. G. Suter
Leyland Skelley
Associated Press
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Fred Rickels
Mrs. Rickels
Grace Sackett
Paul Klaus
Benjamin
Manchester
Klaus
Frank Podhaski
Margaret Macaway
Cornell College
Mount Venon
W. J. Macaulay
J. J. Reding
Jimmie Joe
Robert Hogan
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M. F. Hoan
Ed Lang
Cuba City
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Sally
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Wilma Hanna
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Maxine
James Redmond
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Otto Arduser
S. G. Gutensohn
Merle Hutton
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Carrol Podhaski
Edward Podhaski
Meta Kasper
E. J. Farley
Hans Kettlitz
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Hiller Knapp
Cascade
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Velma Behrends
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John H. Perrine
S. G. Franks
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Beah] T. Perrine
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Don Merrill
Antonette Coxsee
Mount Vernon
Margaret Macaulay
Cornel College
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Wilkens
George Wilkens
94 Club
Edwin Arlingtorn
Robinson
Albert J. McNeill
Steven Vincent Benet
Mrs Wilkens
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Will D. McLaughlin
Dorothy Parker
B. C. Roberts
Edwin Markham
Samuel Gutensohn
Archibald MacLeish
Frank Serbousek
C. H. Nelson
Irving Eilers
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LaVerne Serbousek
Donald Serbousek
Sam Schuetz
Paul Schuetz
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Emma Hanken
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Anna Skelley
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