Local weddings solemnized this week in Onslow and Monticello
The marriage of Miss Twila Chatterton and Herbert Herren was performed Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Onslow with music by Miss Audrey Schrader and Miss Jean Gieseman. The couple, both from Onslow and Monticello, will reside on a farm near Monticello after a California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twila Chatterton
Herbert Herren
Presbyterian Church
Onslow
Allen R. Chatterton
Herman Herren
Monticello
Audrey Schrader
Iowa City
Jean Giesemen
Gedar Rapids
Kenneth Heeren
Lavonne -‘Heiken
Manchester
Lester Monk
Boyd Chatterton
James Kraus
Virgil Smyth
Marion
Clair Fayram
Ray Heideman
California
Mrs. Herren
Monticello High School Graduates Noted
Graduates of Monticello High School include Mrs Herren who is employed in Cedar Rapids and Mr Herren who is engaged in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
Dorathy Danneman Weds Ray Behrends in May 16 Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Danneman daughter of Amber residents wed Raymond Behrends son of Monticello in Wayne Zion Lutheran church. The double ring ceremony at 2 PM featured nuptial music and a reception at the church parlors. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Danneman
Otto Danneman
Amber
Raymond Behrends
Anna Behrends
Monticello
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Donald Danneman
Emil Prull
Rosella, Steinford
Ann Schupbach
Mareline Pearson
Donald Schoon
Robert Sieleman
Dale Danneman
Irvin Husmann
Fred Shover
Carol Ann Steinford
Betty Jean Aldrich
Glenn Aldrich
Lawrence’ ‘Brockhohn
Herman Brockhohn
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Betty Jane Boysen
Bernice Kray
Alvin Brockhohn
Robert Husman
Aldrich
Mrs. Brockhohn
Injury at school picnic leaves Marvin Ricklefs needing stitches
Marvin Ricklefs, son of Clare nce Ricklefs, sustained a forehead injury when struck by a ball bat during a school picnic on Sunday. He required six stitches and stayed in the hospital overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Ricklefs
Clarence Ricklefs
Hintz's Golden Wedding Celebrated in Monticello
Mr and Mrs William F Hintz observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house on May 18 in Monticello. They married May 18 1898 in Monticello and have two sons Paul and Irving Hintz plus five grandchildren. Out of town guests and relatives attended. The event coincided with a local society gathering at the Congregational Church hosted by Mrs Gene Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hintz
Mrs. Hintz
Monticello
Quimby
A. E. Laude
Emelda Kunan
Anamosa
James B. Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
Fred W
Howard W. Hintz
Dubuque
W. E. Day
Clarksville
J. H. Wehrley
Beecher
Paul W
Presbyterian Women's Fellowship Circles Meet for Study
The Presbyterian church Women’s Fellowship held three circle meetings last Wednesday focusing on Jesus and the World. Circle leaders included Ida Cass M J Cass Harvey Harford L R Hoag and Carl Wolken with devotionals led and topics presented. social hours featured light refreshments and salads served by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Ida Cass
M. J. Cass
L. V. Drexler
Herbert Balsiger
Charles Nelson
Circle Two
Harvey Harford
R. P. Clark
R. J. Bone
Glenn Lambert
Dena Clark
Third Circle
L. R. Hoag
Carl Wolken
C. Steck
Methodist W S C S Circles Hold Regular Monthly Meetings
Four Methodist church circles met during the week for regular monthly gatherings. Circle one was hosted by Ms. Leigh Clark with Mrs. Charles Rolls presiding in the leader’s absence. Mrs. E. H. Huibregtse led devotions and the program, followed by lunch. Circle three was hosted by Mrs. E. T. Landis, with opening devotions by Mrs. Louis Morf and a social afternoon after the program. Evening circle members gathered with Mrs. Glenn Hargrave as the meeting opened by chairwoman Mrs. Boyd Shannon, devotions and lesson by Mrs. Ray Adams, with hostess assistance from Mrs. W. T. Claus and Mrs. Sprague Hosford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Leigh Clark
Circle One
Charles Rolls
E. H. Huibregtse
E. T. Landis
Circle Three
Louis Morf
Glenn Hargrave
Boyd Shannon
Ray Adams
W. T. Claus
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Ray Behrends
Plueger
Scotch Grove
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E. F. Plueger
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Betty
Jean Aldrich
Lawrence Brockhohn
Smith
Carol Smith
Otto Smith
Victor Mowrey
Mary Kay Dress
Janice
Joan Podhaski
Janice Moncrief
Mary Ellen Steiner
Ruth Ann Winkler
Janet Nickel
Elanor Hearn
Shirley Podhaski
Linda
Ronnie Mowrey
St. Matthew's Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Eilert Prull
Anna Kammerman
America
John Tapken
Mrs. W. F. Hintz
Women’s Society
Gene Byers
Women’s Society of the
Congregational Church
Kate Maurice
Fred Kay
Arch Edwards
Andrew Mast
Minnie Rettig
Denver
Colo
Dorothy Steiner
Strawberry Point
Mrs
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Doreen
Shop Wilcox
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Sprague Hosford
John Bateman
Rena Kettlitz
Will Hiller
Alva Zimmerman
Montiwapo
Luther Hall
E. H. DeShaw
Edwards, Stuhlers
Carol Harford
Joanne Otten
John Fraser II
J. H. Fraser
Ozarks
Charles Anderson
Ames
W. R. Emmons
Eugene Byers
Walnut
Center Junction Lumber CO
Jones
James
Remley
Aioe Hood Nl
Pittsburgh
McNeill
KRAFT
NATCO
Stokely
Marvelous Suds Discovery
Tee
Robert's
DEKES
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Swanson
College Inn
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Palmolive
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Alabama
Randy Karrots
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