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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

2

Death of Dent Summers Brady Remembered in Monticello

Obituary notes the funeral held May 10 at the Catholic church for Dent Summers Brady born October 16 1867 in Allegheny County Maryland son of John and Mary Brady. He lived in Jones county moving to Scotch Grove area in 1880 married Alley Farrell April 16 1900 and had one son Attle Davie who died young. He suffered rheumatism for over twenty years and died May 8 1923 at McDonald hospital. He leaves two brothers and four sisters and a half brother.

Scotch Grove Dent Summers Brady Monticello Fittie Summers John Mary Brady Allegheny County Maryland Jones County Alley Farrell Attle Davie Hoyt Nursery Dr. Bonadom McDonald Hospital Castle Grove Township Florence Hyde Fargo North Dakota Alice Iieh Clinton Charles Stott Thelina R Mra. Callahan F. D. Sinclair J. N.ibeurz L. J. Setlemme School of Millinery Wilma Reece Moats George Moats Iburz J. 2. Sehhemme F.10. Sinclair L. J Henry Schiemme Rity Archie Bender Wyombus Glenn Rogers Robert Claris Cedar Rapids J. A. Kiburz Marshalltown J. N. Kiburz Gylée Callahan William Wright Mount Vernon Franvs Py Bert King 0. K

Community Notes From Center Junction May Meeting and Events

Center Junction May events recap with the Women’s club led by Mrs Bo Duncan and officers reappointed except secretary. Memorial services planned May 27 at Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Socials include bake sale May 18 at Miller’s store and Play Day rescheduled to May 19 in Anamosa. Local residents attend concerts, visits, and funerals. various travel and family news across surrounding towns.

Center Junction Bo Duncan Miller Flarry Stingley John Livingstone Mount Vernon E.R. Young J. N. Smith Paul Smith H. Don Ambler Emily Smith Miss Baird Martha Hanken Poy Young J. R. McNeilly Selma Prahm Myrtle Livingstone Methodist Biscopal Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Missionary Society Miller's Store Anamosa Mary Carnahan Arnahan Stanton Kentucky Hernan Hubbard Will Leech Cedar Rapids Mr. Leech Louis Mead O. M. Miller C. A. Burmeister Paul Ing W. WL. Johnson Anamos Clark Marley Bixler Emily Peter Prahm Daughers Holm Home Maquoketa Emer Burr M. J. McNeiliy Paul Harry Johnson M. Miller A. Burmeister Wyoming Will Serbousek Glen Platner Olin Bee Decker Monticello Cooper Dubuque O. O. Watson Glenn Minnie Lewis Martha Carson Schepple Frank Himebaugh Ryan J. I. Serbousek

Junior senior banquet marked by class colors and program

In Wyoming on May 11 the junior-senior banquet gathered 30 guests in Memorial Wall. The event featured pink and green and purple and gold decor a four course dinner and a program titled The Birth of Promise with students and faculty presenting songs and skits amid lighthearted commentary.

Wyoming Memorial Wall Ivetta Bramer Ariel Swordes The Hagles Ilan Rowena Meyers Dover Supt Gardner

Praises and People Mix in Ill Fated Local Notices

Local notices recount deaths and social life, including the passing of Mrs Lucy Tourtelott Chamberlain Tourtelott of Green Street Birmingham New York born and survived by three children with funeral rites led by Reverends Cleveland and Conde. Other items describe a pony accident injuring Ruth Thomas, a fall injuring Mrs Barber, upcoming nuptials of Miss Shyllis Brown to Dr Wegleston in Thyex Gate Montana, and community events at the Masonic Lodge and high school. Also noted are visits, births, and social engagements across the town with several named residents and families.

Lucy’ Chamberlain —Tourtelott Green Street Tourtelott Birmingham New York Port Arthur Ontario Louix Grace Tourtelott Tamberton Maid Oklahoma Park Truth Ruth Uth Presbyterian BL. Barber Thaumonts Shyllis Brown Billings Montana Wegleston Thyexgate Stockley Clinton Masonic Lodge Slocum Moses Cedar Rapids State Park Gildan Moftinan Martello Doris Brown W. B. Brown Stat Beggert Cedar Raplas T. F. Story BN. Wilcox Bettendorf Henry Simon John McDonald Hospital Cooley Hubert Mount Vernon J. S. Brownell Priscilla Club Diana Fret Club Meta Wolfe L. A. Ireland Anamosa

Local church social and community notices in Onslow

Onslow May 16 reports a church basement gathering hosted by Mrs Mletcher Sears Wasson and Overholt with priests, a planned flower planting, and Rev Kilpatrick preaching. Other items include obituaries, school events, patient recoveries, family visits, and local visitors to Anamosa and Monticello.

Onslow Guild Agaly Paul Long Reveh California Dallas Center Willian Henry Paul Lark Woodyard Alyit Tiation Soper Anamosa Jensie Duncan Wasson Cedar Rapids Carrie Mackrid Sions Walls South Dakota Louise McCarty Towa City Vernon Byttersouw Mildred Montiuello Chatterton St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Lipids Arthur Neves Chaster Jadies Blood Challis Tipton Gladus Jeffries Sao Barty Dark Hannah

Castle Grove Farm Bureau May Meeting and Local Updates

Castle Grove notes a May 7 meeting with speakers on European co operation and assessor strategies, plus a report from the Fifth District Conference. Local items include Speake's hospital stay and return, bridge construction, birthday surprise for Henry Gerrets, cattle and hog shipments, flu recovery, and new Chevrolet for John Hasler.

Castle Grove Henry Gerrets G. J. van Buren Cedar Rapids Farm Bureau Federation W. BD. McLaughlin Chicago A. F. M. Caspers Richard McDonald John McDonald Fred Hahn Hartville Hernan Hahn John Hasler

Prairieburg Notes and Outlook for June

Prairieburg residents share upcoming housekeeping plans for the Gehringer cottage around June 1. Mrs. Truesdell visits Marion with her ill mother Mrs. James Smith as Mothers Day was observed at the Methodist church with a flower filled program. A May school event was postponed due to rain and will be rescheduled. James Smith and son Lewis visited from Marton. Mrs. Iva Walmutt returns from a ten day visit with her aunt Mrs. Mary Banning in Stock Rapids Petra. James Marburger remains quite seriously ill.

Amber Mars Ed Gunes Duainess Phil Daly Mary Josephine Lyons Vivian Miss Vivian Angel of Mercy School Archer School Frank Schaller Lincoln Ilinois Henry Harms Lloyd Robertson Peter Robertson Anamosi Ben Husman McDonald Eterman Englehart WG. Grey Jim Grey Prairieburg G. Truesdell Gehringer James Smith Lewis Marton Iva Walmutt Mary Banning Stock Rapids Petra James Marburger

Births and local visits noted in Cedar Rapids area

Mrs. Tillio Tschida and Mrs. N. I. Floyd appear in local notices with a newborn daughter at McDonald hospital and visits at the Doran home in Cedar Rapids. A. Deluancey guests in Cedar Rapids over the weekend. GMUInan plans to store household items and move to Hopkinton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drexler move into the house vacated by Newell Gillian.

Tillio Tschida McDonald Hospital N. I. Floyd Doran Cedar Rapsy A. Deluancey Cedar Rapids Gmuinan Hopkinton Fred Drexler Weil Newell Gilillan

Dinner benefit for R C church raises over one hundred seventy five

A benefit dinner and supper at the F J Qestel home for the R C church raised just over 175 to aid the construction of Te y Schuh s new home. Local residents and guests from Hopkinton Monticello and Onslow enjoyed the event despite bad weather.

Sand Spring F. J. Qestel R. C Tey. Schuh Ray Smith J. J. Smith Hopkinton Smith North Fork Fred Deane H. &S. Pierce I. M. Wheeless Dale Monticello Mra C. 1. Wilton Lamont M. Wheeless Worthington CG. J. Murray Alice Ruth Guthria Anamosa Whel First Onslow Allen Olmatead Monticelio Shalter

Monticello adopts milk sanitation ordinance with pasteurization

Ordnance No 483 sets inspection rules for milk cream and skim milk, requires pasteurization, tuberculin testing of cattle, and penalties for violations. It defines dairy products, storage and handling standards, equipment cleanliness, and disease notification requirements for milk operations in Monticello Iowa.

Monticello Ita Towa Iowa S. Fe Bureau of ‘Animal Industry United States Department of Agriculture Commission of Animal Health Wee Fuend A. M. Maurice T. J. George

County Sealed Bids Sought For Road Work And Channel Changes

The county auditor invites sealed bids for road fills and channel changes in Lovell Scotch Grove and Jackson townships. Items include 1000 ca yds Sand Spring road 4 and 5000 cu yds Center Junction road borrow pit fill plus 300 cu yds section 12 Jackson township agent change. Bid deadline 2 pm June 5 1923.

Sand Spring Lovell Township Center Junction Scotch Grove Township Jackson Township Eagent

Girl Discovers Suit and Cigars Signal Past Love

A New York American item notes a girl finding a suit and a metal cigar case, signaling that the man has loved before. The moment hints at romantic history and the social code surrounding courtship in the era.

New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Doxsee Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors Cen BH Junction I. V. Dautremont Ingcsance Maurice Bed Lovell Knights of Columbus Dautremont Hogan Bal Hefner Stickford Hi. McGarvey II. F. Bayard McGarvey & Bayard Winchester A. J. A. McNeill Bay Fick Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co Greenberg Chas. Greenberg Cedar Rapids, Lowa Yellowstone Glacier Yellowstone Glacier National Park Burlington St. Paul Minn United States Monticello Tire & Vulcanizing Co Onstow Sound Poland Sattley Gang Great Western Ford J. G L. A. Smith the Iverson Standard Oil Company Indiana For Red Crown Standard Oil Mathieson Auto Supply Co Monticello Tire and Vale. Co Wm. G. Schoen Balster Bros Scotca Grove C. E. Heyen Langworthy
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