Society News Highlights From Monticello Social Circles
Mrs. Frederick P. Stuhler hosted a one o'clock luncheon for the Friday bridge club with spring flowers and high score by Mrs. Edward Templeton. Fortieth neighborhood celebration honored Mrs. Alfred Moore on her 80th birthday with picnic dinner and gifts. Mrs. John Fraser hosted a six o'clock picnic supper for women teachers and wives, with out-of-town guests. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Lawrence Balster's home for a world peace program and tea. Ed Eilers hosted a family dinner for four sisters, followed by games and theater outing. Chapter FP PEO met for last season with a talk on poetry and a delegate report. Essie Hoag from Los Angeles visited Monticello. Wade Long entertained out-of-town friends with a noon dinner and theater trip. Bob Balster’s eleventh birthday dinner drew friends to a Princess Theatre outing. Five Ladies' Aid circles met, with the Josephine Innes and Beulah’s Helpers circles sharing programs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Stuhler
Edward Templeton
George Timmins
Alfred Moore
John Fraser
Earl Buck
Rock Island
Illinois
Monticello
Dorothy Cox
Carbendale
Roy Moore
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Lawrence F. Balster
Lou H. Lang
Byron Abel
Frank Stimson
Lang
Ed Eilers
Colin G. Thomas
B. C. Roberts
Clarence McLaughlin
Roberts
Ottumwa
Essie Hoag
Chapter FP
Los Angeles
California
Wade Long
Princess Theater
Claire Lillibridge
Fred Smith
R. H. Timmons
Will Matthews
John
Manchester
Robert Balster
Bob
Dick Abel
George Coxsee
Albert McNeill
Jimmie Patterson
Bill Stahler
Jack Stuhler
Billy Thomas
Bob Husman
Presbyterian Church
Josephine Innes
E. J. Farley
Frank Walker
Edwin Wilcox
James Bender
Lester Lang
Ritchie
Beaulah
George Guyan
M, PF. Hogan
A. J. Rickless
Fred Kay
Thomas M. Redmond
John Liddy
Maples Inn
Hans Kettlitz
A. M. Maurice
Leonard Iverson
Louis Hoag
Local church groups host gatherings and birthdays spanning May
Multiple social rounds unfold including Ellen Smith circle refreshments, Richland circle at Len Hein home, and a wiener roast at Pictured Rocks. Birthdays honor Helen Carlene Lange and May Sharp. Gerd Poppe birthday observed. PTA closes year with new officers. Reformed church hosts second annual mother and daughter banquet for ninety guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Lange
Helen Carlene
May Sharp
Otto Lange
Lois and
Alice
Scotch Grove
Albert Hutton
Fred Hayner
Monticello
The
Reformed Church
Roses and bridge markMonticello society event notes
The program featured a Mother Day theme with a pen drawing on the cover and floral table decorations. Mrs. Anna Egger led the toast as tales and songs followed, including readings by several authors and musical interludes. A Maples Inn luncheon hosted by bridge club members honored the season’s top scorers with prizes awarded at Mrs. Guyan’s home and other gatherings among local residents. Reverend Darling of Northwestern University announced plans to move to Kansas after completing divinity studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Egger
Elda Budl
Anta Steiner
Frank Schweiter
Virginia Meier
Armin Tendick
Lost Child
Mary Jane Veitch
J. W. Schweitzer
Mary Schilt
Life Insurance talk and officer installations at city club
The Business and Professional Women's club met May 20 at Mrs. Imogene Stuhler’s home with a dinner hosted by Congregational church ladies. Adelaide Gray and Margaret Wismeier led the finance committee and Miss Wismeier spoke on Benefits and History of Life Insurance. Mildred Iverson reported on the recent state convention in Council Bluffs. Isabel Meyer installed new officers for the coming year in a formal ceremony. Mrs. Andrew Kostichek, 45, of five miles southwest of Wyoming, died Friday at Mercy Hospital Anamosa from burns after kerosene ignited while lighting a stove. She escaped outdoors, jumped into a water tank, and flames were extinguished. She is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Viola Benhart of Oxford Junction, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vince Pegorik of Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Louise Field
Boyd Shannon
Oscar York
Eloise Miller
Mildred Iverson
Riess Stuhler
Business and Professional Women's Club
Imogene Stuhler
Congregational Church
Adelaide Gray
Margaret Wismeiler
Miss Wismeier
Council Bluffs
Isabel Meyer
Andrew Kostichek
Wyoming
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Viola Benhart
Oxford Junction
Vince Pegorik
Republican Candidates Visit Ticello Voters
Dr. A N Trevarthen of Anamosa and J M Grimes a governor candidate called on Ticello Republican voters yesterday. M J Cass visited Fort Dodge on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cass
Fort Dodge
A. N. Trevarthen
Anamosa
J. M. Grimes
State of
Iowa
Monticello
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Mrs. Fraser
Foreign Missionary Society
Balster
Thomas
Mr. and
Mrs. Wade Long
Bob Balster
Presbyterian
Harrison Loomis
Harrison Lubben
Chris Wenger
Ray Adams
Ellen Smith
W. H. Behrends
Aftnoon
Adam Hein
Ed Wenger
Olin Howie
Richland Circle
Len Hein
John Schweitzer
John Hein
Lou Fitzsimons
Mrs
Francis McGuire
Detroit
Mich
Marvin Bartlett
McGuire
Clara Kaufman
Pictured Rocks
Olga Meier
Gerd Poppe
Grandma Poppe
John D. Poppe
Will Poppe
Meta Ortgies
Fred Poppe
John Fehners
Fred E. Poppe
Emil Ulferts
Carl Dehner
Shirley Ann
Cascade
Dehner
Arthur Dehner
Marlene Ann
Joseph
Vernon Weber
LaVern
James Morrissey
Virginia
William Foulkes
Tommy
Edward Lasche
Raymond Schlemme
Edward Dehner
Allan Darling
Beth Walls
Mount Vernon
Darling
Northwestern University
Kansas
Baty
Libby
Zic
Republican
Wirth
Beauty Shop
C. Hodson
Japan
Long’s Department Store
Stuhler’s
Stuhlers
Clothing Department
FBI
Our Gang
Arbor Day
Jonny Mack Brown
SUN
Mon
Selznick International Presents
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Freddie Bartholone
Nee Costello
Barrynore
Chester Morris
BANK
Frank W
Elliott
Congress
JOW
Fisher
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Flint
Michigan
Cener Alators Falus
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
Monticello, Iowa
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