Social Bridge and Choir of Community Notices
Social bridge sessions dominated the week with four tables at one event and high scores at others. Hostesses included Mrs Colin G Thomas and Mrs W W Stickford while gatherings honored visitors Miss Esther Hoag and Miss Martha Kitchen with luncheon and dessert at homes in town. Robert Balster celebrated his 13th birthday with dinner and a theater trip, and the Ladies Aid circles held meetings with programs and music at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inces
Pit
Donald Euther
Lsd
Mra
A.B. Giames
Ames Mautiee
Cotton Ven von Saaaie
Colin G. Thomas
W. W. Stickford
John H. Fraser
John Shover
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Thomas E. Hamilton
Ray Echternacht
Clarence Matthiessen
Lyle McMullen
Carl Hodson
Asa Lambert
Byron Abel
Robert Balster
Robert
The
Monte Theater
Dick Abel
George Coxsee
Robert Husman
James Mann
Albert McNeill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
John Matthiessen
William Thompson
John Smith
Wievaet Nichols
Jusbis
Harry
I. Schneider
Aesh
Depethy
Circle Meetings Report Evening Gatherings and Fellowship
The afternoon featured informal social time with refreshments served by multiple hostesses. Circle Three held at Mrs. Howie with Mira Cass leading devotional and a 4:30 tea served by several members. Circle Four at Mrs. Mudwith with Mrs. Grossheim leading devotionals, a photo program, and 4:30 refreshments for thirty six attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Dena Clark
William Lang
O. B. Surrichter
James Howie
William Corbin
Mira
Merle Cass
William Ghaffer
Son Iubben
James Connolly
Mrameord Richardson
Albertbert Mutton
Len Mudwith
Joe Messer
Saat
Cheree
William Grossheim
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Elmer Hoag Is Held at Home
Mrs Walter Brainard and Miss Florence Hoag hosted a family birthday dinner for their mother Mrs Elmer E Hoag at their home last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Sutherland and families, Mr and Mrs Forrest Delscher and families, Mr and Mrs Ray Hoag, Mr and Mrs Harry Hoag with Monticello and Wilmette relatives, and Miss Esther Hoag from Los Angeles. Mrs Hoag received a gift from her children. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bunker and Susan of Muscatine were Sunday guests in the H P Bancroft home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. McLaughlin
Forest Delacher
Walter Brainard
Florence Hoag
Elmer E. Hoag
Donald Sutherland
Forrest Delscher
Ray Hoag
Harry Hoag
Monticello
Louis
Hoag
Wilmette
Esther Hoag
Los Angeles
Calif
Liopd Bunker
Susan
Muscatine
H. P. Bancroft
Bunker
Two Monticello Girls Set To Graduate From St Luke’s
Two Monticello girls Miss Claire Adams and Miss Olena Zimmermann will graduate this week from St Luke’s Nurses Training School in Rapids. After completing training they will take nurse examinations in November for the registered nurse degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
St. Luke's
Claire Adams
Henry Adams
Olena Zimmermann
Ralph Zimmerman
Rapids
Tital
R. N
Sacred Heart Pupils To Graduate Next Week
Sacred Heart students are listed for graduation next week including Helen Gerdes Anas McLee Roxie Annogenas Mazurka in B Piat Mary Jane Aitchison Tl Trovatore Selection and Dale Ladehoff at Arbutus. performances feature Dick Sutherland Duo Forget-Me-Not Iva Yeoman Mary L. Rickless and the Mildenberg Girls Glee Club with accompanist Mary Lucile Ricklefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Anas McLee
Roxie Annogenas Mazurka
Mary Jane Aitchison
Dale Ladehoff
Amapyims
Mildenberg Girls’ Glee Club
Mary Lucile Ricklefs
Notice of Final Reports for Estate Discharges in Jones County
Final reports and applications for discharge of executors administrators guardians and trustees in estates listed have been filed in Jones county district court. A hearing is set for May 1 1938 at 10:00 a.m. at the court to approve or reject the reports with interested parties allowed to appear and file exceptions in Anamosa Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
A. H. Balster
John B. Eggers
Anamosa
Iowa
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
The District Court of Jones County Iowa sets May 13 1938 10 00 a m as the probate date for the purported will of Sarah A Smith deceased filed May 17 1938 in the court. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the document should not be admitted to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowa
Jones County
Sarah A. Smith
Said County
Freshmen Plan Anamosa Picnic And Class Activities
Freshmen schedule a picnic in Anamosa Thursday from 4 30 to 7 30. World history classes draw maps naming League of Nations members. Sophomores recall Monday picnic with Miss Miller and Mr Brindley as guests. Harold Yeoman shows two times three eighth equal seven and a third in algebra. Seventh English studies interpretive reading and music selections for semester grades with a notable Scotch Grove sextet and Mr Grimes on piano. Jean Rathbun hosts a party for the third grade. Ivan and Vera Miller visit Earl Boots and Theona Pes in fourth grade. One hundred spelling honorees include Glen Appleby Earl Boots George Hanssen Dean Hubbard Harry Reade LaVern Schoon Betty Bartlett Theona Aldrich Betty Eggers Beverly Helms Colleen Maire Carleen Morning Doreen Schneider Jo Ann Schneider Betty Smith Lucile Schofield in the week. Thirteen pupils in the combination room also made one hundred. Geography class uses classroom advertisements for America manufacturing products. Fifth grade honorees include Phyllis Appleby Alice Mae Clark Ellen Mae Flrat Mary Jean Hearn Doreen Lambert Betty Rae Morning Sally Otten Ruth Smith Mae Schesser Don Howland Wesley Hanken. Fifth grade expresses gladness at its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Gerdes
Anamosa
League of Naons
E Group
Miss Miller
Mr. Brindley
Harold Yeoman
Scotch Grove
Grimes
Jean Rathbun
Ivan Miller
Vera Miller
Earl Boots
Theonapes
Glen Appleby
George Hanssen
Dean Hubbard
Harry Reade
LaVern Schoon
Betty Bartlett
Theona Aldrich
Betty Eggers
Beverly Helms
Colleen Maire
Carleen Morning
Doreen Schneider
Jo Ann Schneider
Betty Smith
Lucile Schofield
America
Phyllis Appleby
Alice Mae Clark
Ellen Mae Flrat
Mary Jean Hearn
Doreen Lambert
Betty Rae Morning
Sally Otten
Ruth Smith
Mae Schesser
Don Howland
Will Probated in Dubuque Court for Cascade Man
The will of Michael Sauser of Cascade was probated in Dubuque district court after relatives objected, claiming lack of mental fitness. Executor Hiller Koob of Cascade appointed. Bequests total about 70 000 to noteholders with mortgages on Iowa land. objectors include sister Susan Bisenius of White Lake SD and nephews and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sauser
Cascade
Dubuque
Iowa
Hiller ‘Koob
Gauser
Susan Bisenius
White Lake
South Dakota
Sauser
Elizabeth Radley
John and
Minnie Bradley
John B. Anthoine
Conrad Bonett
Hulda and
R. Herberta
Financial Contributions Listed in Auction Ledger
The document records dozens of sums donated by individuals and couples including Peter and Antonette Mangerich, M Strang, Peter and Elizabeth Kelchen, Patrick H Dixon, William and Clara Bertling, William Hardiman, Patrick O and Ada Callaghan, N J and Clara Kramer, and W and Frances Klostermann ranging from 1,400 to 7,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdmber
Peter and
Antonette Mangerich
M. Strang
Peter
Elizabeth Kelchen
Patrick H.dixon
William
Clara Bertling
William Hardiman
Patrick O
Ada Callaghan
N. J
Clara Kramer
W. and
Frances Klostermann
Delegations Attend Second District VFW Meeting in Clinton
Delegations and guests gathered for the 2nd District Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary meeting in Clinton on a Sunday. Major General Smedley Butler spoke as district commander, with Mrs Ray Echternacht and other post leaders in attendance along with various members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Clinton
Smedley Butler
Ray Echternacht
Oliver D. Harford
Fred W. Hein
Killam
Jarrett
Henry Che
Henry Helms
Harrison Lubben
Barn Fire Draws Hickses Guests and Relatives
Mrs Howard P Hicks and daughter Emmaline with Ralph Mabhel of Chicago visited after a barn fire on the Hicks farm. Mrs Anna Blackmore returned to Tingley after weeks with relatives, riding with Mr and Mrs Carl Hein to Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Paul Dietl and family, and Mr and Mrs Paul Fleutsch of Dubuque visited Mr and Mrs Paul Marugg last week. Mrs Len Buol hosted Monticello Presbyterian church ladies aid meeting with thirty five members present and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Hicks
Emmaline
Ralph Mabhel
Chicago
Hicks
Anna Blackmore
Tingley
Cedar Rapids
Carl Hein
Paul Dietl
Jerry
Carol
Paul Fleutsch
Dubuque
Paul Marugg
Len Buol
Monticello Presbyterian Church
Sacred Heart and St Matthew's Church Notices
Sacred Heart Catholic Church lists Masses Sundays 8 to 10 and Holy Days 6 18 to 9 Weekdays 7 Confessions Saturdays 3 30 and 4 3 Sunday mornings St Matthew's Lutheran H L Adix pastor Ascension Day services 9 45 Sunday school and German services 10 45 Divine worship in English Church council meeting postponed until May 23 7 30 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A.‘L. Lorenz
St. Matthew's
Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Church Council
Local church services and schedules for Sunday worship
Presbyterian Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. sermon “The Power of Religion” and 8 p.m. baccalaureate sermon “Life's Dimensions.” Congregational Church mentions 10 a.m. school and 11 a.m. worship with “What the Herods do not know.” Castle Grove Lutheran notes Singfish language event and panel on “Mixed Marriages.” Reformed Church outlines 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 10:23 a.m. English service with a sermon on living and life. pastor to preach in Melbourne next Sunday evening for Ursinus Classis opening May 22–25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Mary Louise Yount
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
John H. Fraser
Castle Grove
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Melbourne
Ursinus Classis
Methodist Church to Commemorate Wesley Two Hundredth Anniversary
The 11 o'clock service Sunday will honor John Wesley at Alders Gate London with a special sermon and Holy Communion. All 45,000 Methodist churches in the U S will mark the event with a Wesley Story for children and an Epworth League devotional at 6:45 PM. A congregational vote will be taken on a Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George Woodall
John Wesley
Aldersgate
London
England
United States
Wesley
Epworth League
Proposed Summer Service Hour Change for Sunday Schedule
The note discusses setting back service hours for June July and August. Sunday school would start at 9:00 a.m. and the preaching service would begin at 10:00 a.m. instead of the usual times.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucille Jene
Herbert Balsiger
Lohengrin
Earl Sree
Colin and
Vernon ‘Tachantz
Edith ‘Behrends
Luella Balsiger
Fenisse
Kathleen Techantz
Lois Ann Techantz
Betty Ann Behrends
Betty Ann
Ru- Bahli
Robert Hemminger Ee Ose
Zimmerman's Hall
Balsiger
Richland Township
Lucille Tschantz
Gilbert Martin
Jesse Newman
Alma Behrends
Leona
Catherine Fothergill
Ollie Brondel
William Schneck
Highland
Wis
Herbert Weiss
Conrad
Allen Weiss
Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Hayden
Neal Hayden
John Matthiess
Frank E. Stimson
Stimson
Sioux City
Pinochle Club
W. F. Yeoman
Charles Lambert
Olin Howie
George Maire
Charles Lambern
Eele
Herbert Balliger
Clut Eytte Cee
Mrs. B. C. Roberts
Miss Kitchen
B. C. Roberts
Martha Kitchen
Cornelia
Georgia
Iowa State College
Ames
Ann Malnar
Sewing Club
Goudy
Miss Aon
Lois Smith
F. Stewart Stebler
Simony Reid
Earl Lehman
A. Jimmy
Jimmy
Pere
Jeth Grom
George Hamilton
Nme
Lillian Vincent
Emma Lilian Vincent
Hampton
Samuel G. Gutenschn
Thomas ¥. Hamilton
Wisconsin
Delta Dek
Presbyterian Aid
Leasty
Helen Gerdes
Aeegsewe
Byerly
Jones
County
Laws
Julia Foarde
Burdena Stutt
V.F.W
Richland Center
Cercle Lombard
Fernand Gravet
Ralph Bellamy
Allen Jenkins
Marie Wilson
Professor
Pinky Tomlin
Jack Randall
Jane Withers
Broadway
Claire Trevor
Michael Whalen
Bohn Deere
John Deere
John Deere Store
STE East
Oen
O. K
Matthiessen
Auto & Supply Co
PALME
Gibson
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store
Monticello, Iowa
Yardley’s
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Childress - Hoag Motor Co
Ford
Lincoln Zephyr
Monticello, Towa
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