Benischek Werden Wedding At Sacred Heart Oxford Junction
Miss Vonnie Rae Ann Benischek daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Benischek of Oxford Junction wed Pfc William TT Werden son of Mr and Mrs Walter Werden of Baldwin in a 2 pm ceremony at Sacred Heart church Oxford Junction. The Rt Rev Monsignor Joseph Grepor officiated with a reception for 250 relatives and friends. After furlough Werden expects to be sent overseas and his bride will join later this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnie Rae Ann Benischek
Raymond Benischek
Oxford Junction
William TT Werden
Walter Werden
Baldwin
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Grepor
Frank Kulhavy
Joan Benischek
Mary Werden
Lynn Sterk
Wyoming
Andrew Werden
Cal Levsen
Maquoketa
Otto Benischek
Andrew ‘Werden
Arlette Oster
Eileen Shedeck
Barbara Shedek
Marilyn Backer
Cedar Rapids
Werden
New Secretary Appointed for Jones County Farm Bureau
Janis Kula age 18 will take full time duties as office assistant secretary for Jones County Farm Bureau after her May graduation from Anamosa High School. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Kula of Anamosa and holds multiple school honors and activities including chorus glee club student council Thespians and National Honor Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Kula
Jones County Farm Bureau
Anamosa High School
Miss Kula
Bob Kula
Anamosa
Express
Obituaries for Mrs. R. P. Clark and Hugh McGlade
Mrs. R P Clark of Monticello dies at home. funeral at First Presbyterian Church in Monticello with burial at Oakwood. Ella Mae Nelson Clark born 1878 near Center Junction. survived by two daughters and three grandchildren. Hugh McGlade 83 dies. services held at Reformed Presbyterian church Hopkinton. long time deacon and treasurer. survived by three daughters and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Clark
Monticello
First Presbyterian
Clark
Wilma
A. J. Emmerich
Roberta
Lee Bowers
Pendleton
Ore
Hugh McGlade
Hopkinton
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Paul Matthews
Maxwell Hugh McClurkin McGlade
Maxwell
Elizabeth Stevenson McGlade
Lenox College
Lenox
Mary Margaret Hale
Social Events Celebrate Birthdays Showers and Anniversaries
Social notes recap multiple gatherings as Jeffrey Blake Adams celebrates his fourth birthday with friends and a cowboy themed party at home. Carol Reuter receives a kitchen shower hosted by Margaret Wismeier along with several helpers. Paul Schneiter and wife honored for their 10th wedding anniversary with a card game and lunch. John Iaggi is toasted at a birthday bingo party. Attendees span local families including Schoon, Decker, Lubben, Hinrichs, Adams, and Iaggi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Blake Adams
Eugene Adams
Greg Decker
Douglas Schoon
David
Allen Lubben
Terry
LeAnn Hinrichs
Susan Schoon
Steven
Jerry Hugsman
Tom
Jody Adams
Jeffrey
Sindee Sue
George Schoon
Lavern Schoon
Clifford Decker
Glen Adams
LeRoy Hinrichs
Robert Lubben
Herbert Husman
Wyoming
Ray Adams
Velma Winkler
John Iaggi
Carl Schneiter
George Iaggi
I. R. Bader
Walter Heath
George A. Rickels
William Aldrich
William First
Ida Fairbanks
Lester Drexler
Lloyd Clark
MEMBERS OF THE '94 CLUB DINE AT Hintz home
At 5:30 p.m. Friday the country home of Mrs. Irving Hintz hosted twenty members and one guest Mrs. William Hintz for a cooperative dinner. Mrs. Byron Abel gave a review of Mother by Owen Wister while Mrs. W. D. McLaughlin reviewed a Russia article by former member Mrs. Laura Koop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hintz
William Hintz
Garden Club To Hold May Breakfast Tuesday
The Monticello Garden Club will hold a May breakfast at 9 a.m. in the home of Mrs John Welter. Members are asked to bring their own chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bride Karen Harms Weds Richard Cigrand at Sacred Heart
Karen E. Harms daughter of the late Emil C Harms wed Richard L. Cigrand of Cascade at Sacred Heart church recently. The couple, after a wedding trip to St Cloud Minnesota, will return to Monticello. Photo courtesy of Mrs Betty Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen E. Harms
Emil C. Harms
Richard L. Cigrand
Cascade
Sacred Heart Church
St. Cloud
Minn
Cigrands
Monticello
Betty Thomas
Monticello Residents Share News Of Visits And Births
Mr and Mrs Vince Goodken visited Davenport Sunday to meet their newborn granddaughter who weighed 7 pounds 9 1/2 ounces. Dr John W McLaughlin of Cedar Rapids visits the McLaughlin home while Mrs Martha Davidson and Jim of Chicago are guests for a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Guyan. Mary and Bertha Locher visited Davenport friends. Madonna Seehusen, Mercy hospital nurse, visited her parents. Ivan Benedict stays in Chicago for summer employment at McCormick Seminary library. Sunday guests at the William Tuetken home are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince Goodken
David Lovett
Davenport
John W. McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
W. D. McLaughlin
Paul Guyan
Martha Davidson
Jim
Chicago
Loren Freese
Nancy
Jins
Harry Guyan
Linda
Steve
Danny
Jean
H. B. Bajasch
Madonna Seehusen
Mercy Hospital
M. H. Seehusen
Earl Benedict
Ivan
Fourth Presbyterian Church
North Michigan Avenue
McCormick Seminary
Farewell Tea Honors Education Students at Ottumwa Heights
Ottumwa Heights College held its annual farewell tea for education students in the resident hall lounge. Janice Thomas received the Ottumwa Heights Teacher-of-the-Year Award amid musical numbers and farewell addresses as De la Salle Chapter of Student 1 S.E.A. organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Janice Thomas
Ottumwa Heights College
Education
de la Salle Chapter
Student 1
S.E.A
Ottumwa Heights
Legion conference attendees and visiting relatives noted
Onslow Dillon Hall and Paul Dean Heeren attended the Legion conference in DeWitt Sunday. Herman Christensen, currently from Montana, is visiting his niece, Mrs. Jens Jensen and family. Alvena Paulsen of Cedar Rapids, was a last week's guest in the Emil Paulsen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Hall
Paul Dean Heeren
Legion
DeWitt
Herman Christensen
Montana
Jens Jensen
Alvena Paulsen
Cedar Rapids
Emil Paulsen
Hopkinton Students Chosen for Boys State Camp Dodge
James Johnson and Douglass Clow, junior Hopkinton high school students, were selected by the Hopkinton Post of the American Legion to attend Boys State at Camp Dodge from June 7 to 12. Both have high scholastic standing and are active in sports and church activities. The MYF elected them to offices while they attend. In other news, Alfred Melchert property in Hopkinton sold to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilcox of Monticello with possession around June 1. Melchert family moved to a farm west of Hopkinton. Sunday visitors included Mrs. Hans Mohr and son Robert, Mrs. Emme Smith, and Mrs. Robert Burns in La Porte City. Phillip Smith, Mad son of Mrs. Mohr and Mrs. Smith, graduates from La Porte City High School this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
James Johnson
C. B. Johnson
Douglass Clow
John Clow
American Legion
Camp Dodge
Methodist Church
MYF
Robert J. Wilcox
Monticello
Melchert
Highway 38
Hans Mohr
Robert
Emme Smith
Robert Burns
LaPorte City
Loren Smith
Phillip Smith
Phillip Smith A Grand Son of Mrs. Mohr and Mrs. Smith
LaPorte City High School
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Vonnie Benischek
William Werden
Chester Moneypenny
Fern Olesen
Boscobel, Wis
Clifford Kidwell
Howe Town
Phocporiy
Lndustiey
United States Brewers Foundation
Liberty Blog
Des Moines
Carol Reuter
Margaret Wismeier
Lyman Lemphier
Onslow
Charles Stubbe
Muscatine
John Hein
Dick Andresen
Olin
Paul Schneit
Robert Appleby
Frank Schneiter
Melvin Hein
Armin Jacobs
Jack Buol
Garden Club
NLS
Routin
Ted le Phone
S65
Leonard Strittmatter
A. N. Strittmatter
Mary
Bertha Locher
William Tuetken
Frank Dursky
Spencer Dursky
Oskalosa
William Kerelsen
A. D. Flockhart
Ana~mosa
David C. Cartano
Carroll, Iowa
Jo Ann Cowan
Ankeny
W. R. Cartano
Larry Cartano
The
University of Dubuque
W. R. Cartanos
Verna Merritt
Marion
Fred Merritt
Mes. W. A. Hicks
Paul M. Knipe
West 1St St
Life Beverages
Pillsbury Angel Food
LGE
Orange Cola
Jennie E. Condit
Duncan Hines
Sunkist
Hi-Way Market
Farmers Creamery
Mrs. C. Reggen
Lightfoot
Alfred Melchert
Dennis Taylor
Springville
Harold Taylor
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