Country Club Sets Committees for 1942 Season
Monticello country club announces chairmen and members for opening parties and social events through September. Listings include May opening party under Mr. and Mrs. R G Stuhler and numerous committees with names and dates for dinners dances picnics and bridge events. Social substitutes are noted from a roster of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Country Club
R G. Stuhler
T. M. Redmond
A. P. Lambert
Lyman Perkins
Robert Muffen
Boyd Shannon
J. W. Nelson
A. B. Grimes
Irvin Rhatigan
A. J. H. McNeill
Harry Rodman
Burton McLaughlin
Steve Hoag
Hal
B P W Club Installs Officers After Dinner Meeting
The B P W club met at Goudy's tea room on Wednesday for a 6:30 dinner. Officers installed were Caroline Heiken president Dorothy Dwelle vice president Emma Heiken recording secretary Nella Hoffman treasurer and Dorothy Cox corresponding secretary. Members presented book reviews by Mary Coxsee Dorothy Cox Lois Smith and Caroline Heiken. Lois Cantrell sang several selections. Freda Cornelius and Virginia Clark led the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.W. Club
Goudy
Caroline Heiken
Dorothy Dwelle
Emma Heiken
Nella Hoffman
Dorothy Cox
Mary Coxsee
Lois Smith
Caroline
Heiken
Lois Cantrell
Circle Meetings And Luncheon For Local Methodist Women
Circle No 1 of the W S C S met at Mrs Byron Abels home with Mrs Glenn McMichael in charge and they presented Mrs Roy Moore a farewell gift. Circle No 2 gathered at Mrs Frank Stimsons home with Mrs Glenn Bancroft leading. Past Matrons club had a one o clock luncheon at Mrs Carl Hodsons home with daisies on tables and a social hour after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Byron Abel
Glenn McMichael
Roy Moore
Frank Stimson
Glenn Bancroft
Carl Hodson
William Corbin
L. D. Barrack
Moore
Birthday Club
John Matthiessen
Coral Wilcox
Maquoketa
Frank Walker
Ben B
Little
Oelwein
D. C
Delphian Society Elects Officers At Year End Meeting
The Delphian society held its closing meeting at Mrs. William Corbin's home. Elected for the coming year were Mrs. E. H. Huibregtse president, Mrs. Ross Baty vice-president, and Mrs. L. F. Balster secretary and treasurer. A book review on The Princess was by Mrs. Clarence Matthiessen, and a reading of The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck was led by Mrs. Ray Echternacht. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
William Corbin
E. H. Huibregtse
Ross Baty
L. F. Balster
Clarence Matthiessen
Ray Echternacht
John Steinbeck
Monticello Class of 1942 Graduation Receives Honors
The Monticello public schools closed with commencement exercises and an alumni banquet honoring the class of 1942. Former Iowa official K D Miller gave the address to a packed auditorium. Betty Adams was valedictorian and Mary Lou Luett salutatorian among a large graduating class with a notable honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Public Schools
Montini
K. D. Miller
Department of Public Instruction
State of
Iowa
Betty Adams
Henry Adams
Mary Lou Luett
Charles Luett
Susan Banghart
Laurabelle Baum
Robert Buol
Ruth Ann Decker
Verona Kromminga
Carolyn Schlemme
Carl Sherman
Venita Shover
Gene Walker
William Minney
Lois Lange
Carlene Stahlberg
Delores Yossi
Lions Club Awards Sportsmanship Plaque to Reyner
The Lions Club held its noon luncheon at Goudy's tea room where Samuel E. Reyner was chosen to receive the annual sportsmanship plaque from over a hundred votes. Frank Walker presented the honor and John Shover spoke on ice cream production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Goudy
Samuel E. Reyner
Frank Walker
John Shover
Des Moines Press Meet Highlights Farm Bureau Program
Harold Deischer and C A Cox joined County Agent James F. Kearns to Des Moines for a Friday meeting at Hotel Kirkwood. Sixty two counties were represented as state officers spoke and editors learned about Farm Bureau operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Deischer
C. A. Coxsee
Jones County Farm Bureau
Monticello Express
James F. Kearns
Anamosa
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Hotel Kirkwood
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Francis Johnson
Allen Klein
Grace White Hosts Sacred Heart Classmates
Miss Grace White entertained Sacred Heart school juniors and seniors at her home on Sunday evening. A scavenger hunt and games followed, with refreshments served by Grace and her mother Mrs. L. T. White. Attendees included Agnes Schlimmer Lucille Haag Arthur O Rourke Paul Connolly John Wolf Lorraine Aitchison Irene Leytem Lillian Stoll and Raymond Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace White
Sacred Heart School
Grace
L. T. White
Agnes Schlimmer
Lucille Haag
Arthur O’rourke
Paul Connolly
John Wolf
Lorraine Aitchison
Irene Leytem
Lillian Stoll
Raymond Clark
Miss Anna Mardorf Celebrates Birthday with Relatives
A Sunday gathering at Miss Anna Mardorf’s home brought fourteen relatives for church, a dinner, and visit time. An honor gift was presented to Miss Mardorf, with guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Lehrman and four children of Stanwood, Mr and Mrs Henry Rickels of Anamosa, and Mr and Mrs George Mardorf and Mr and Mrs Herman Rickels of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Fairbanks
Lester Fairbanks
Elmer Aldrich
Dubuque
Mary Fairbanks
Anamosa
Glen Séivers
Janet Kay
Sharon Joan
William Stanley
Lisbon
Louise Posuta
Cedar Rapids
Willis Fairbanks
Beverly Jean
Frank Fairbanks
Ella Strong
Wiliam
D. P. Young
Leater Fairbanks
Lucretia
Donald
Joyce
Anna Mardorf
Miss Mardorf
Herbert Lehrman
Stanwood
Henry Rickels
George Mardorf
Herman Rickels
Monticello
Keystone Buckeye Badger States Nicknames
The document notes Pennsylvania as the Keystone State, Ohio as the Buckeye State, and Wisconsin as the Badger State, naming each state with its well known nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Promoted Corporal Francis Locher Details
Francis Locher son of Mr and Mrs Frank Locher is stationed at Peterson Field Ohio and promoted to corporal and cook at the officers training camp He writes his mother that he likes his work very much A 4x5 reprint of any Express photo may be had for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Locher
Frank Locher
Peterson Field
Ohio
Express
Monticello Visit Records Family Travels and Moves
Mr and Mrs Karl Clark and son Ronald of Delhi visited relatives in Monticello on Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Eilers and their baby from Manchester stayed Sunday with Monticello relatives. The Eilers plan to move to Delavan Wisconsin this week where Mr Eilers will manage a Schultz Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Clark
Ronald
Delhi
Monticello
Frank Eilers
Baby
Manchester
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Country Club
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J. J. Locher
Sam Rhatigan
James Maurice
Arthur Shelley
Lydia Guyan
Leo Holub
Harry Matthiessen
John Schmidt
Proctor Wilkens
Jens Thuesen
Ray Marugg
Halstead Carpenter
Ray Hoag
A. M. Maurice
Harry Stuhler
F. E. Stimson
E. E. Hicks
Bertha Skelley
Lyle McMullen
Charles Coxsee
Meyer Slivken
Tom Hamilton
F. P. Stuhler
Janet Hazard
Glen Lambert
Sadie Podhaski
J. F. Hollar
Carl Sondag
Pat Luck
Glen Hargrave
Siegfried Guyan
L. J. Swift
Clarence Rhatigan
Joe Barron
Ben Roberts
Cecil Goettsch
Arthur Skelley
Francis Shimanek
Rossa Baty
R. G. Stuhler
Ralphone
Robert Mullen
KDTH
Tri-State
W.S.C.S. of
Mrs. Hodson
Delphian Club
Corbin
America
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Farmer’s Mutual Creamery Co
Eclipse Lumber Co
Hoag Duster Co
Geo. C. Schoon
Donald R. Maire
J. E. Heiserman
Lorraine Jacobs
Stan Schrader
Kate Maurice
Reyner
Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Fairbanks
Mrs. Dickey
Bess Dickey
Stella Young
Minnie Butler
Mrs. McMullen
Howard Easter
Arch Grimes
Kay
Garden Club
Fred Kay
George Rickels
League of Women Voters
Schramm
Burlington
J. H. Fraser
Schreiner
O.E.S
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
J. H. Lambert
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Ruhl
Howard B. Hart
Studebaker
Leigh Pearson
John William Davis
Rosemary White
Olin
Carl Gaglano
Chicago
Delores Pimps
Kenneth Schwendinger
Cascade
Mary Rosalene Kuriger
National Tea Store
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Drew
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Alifornia Whi Potatoes
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