Esther Sanford Weds Burrack in Monticello Church
Miss Esther Sanford daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Sanford Monticello wed Burrack son of Mr and Mrs Henry Burrack Hopkinton in an 8 oclock candlelight ceremony at St Matthew Lutheran church May 25 The Rev H L Adix officiated with summer flower decor Organist Miss Irma Adix accompanied Mrs Augusta Messha as she sang I Love You Truly The bride wore a white brocaded chiffon gown with illusion net veil and beaded tiara Bridesmaids wore blue satin gowns and pink and white carnations and sweetpeas attended by Alfred Pierce Jr of LaPorte City as best man Ushers John Brokens Edward Gerlich reception for 100 at Luther Hall later The couple plan to reside in Monticello after June 4 with the bride employed at Nelson Jewelry Store The groom works in carpentry with Louis Burrack after serving two years in the armed forces
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Raece
Esther Sanford
Lee Sanford
Monticello
Burrack
Henry
Hopkinton
St Matthew's Lutheran Church
H\-L
Adix
Louis Burrack
Memorial Day Plans Highlight Royal Neighbors Meeting
Nell Sexton Birthday club members at the Royal Neighbors lodge planned Memorial Day observances and markers for deceased members. Helen Dunn received a gift for hall care while lunch was provided by Gertrude Hessing Wilma McNeilly Kathryn Gray and Mary Strang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Sexton
Helen Dunn
Gertrude Hessing
Wilma McNeilly
Kathryn Gray
Mary Strang
Garden Club Hosts May meeting at Hiller home
The Monticello Garden Club met at Mrs Will Hiller's home Tuesday afternoon May 27 with fourteen members attending. They planned the annual guest day tea for June 24 at 1 30 at Mrs E H Huibregtse's home and viewed two films Blower Arrangements and Our Iowa. A poem A Pansy Blossoms and an article Corsages Are Easy To Make were read by Mrs S M Hosford with lilacs as the topic presented by Mrs Augusta Harris. The Rebekah Lodge met Wednesday May 21 with plans to visit the cemetery Thursday night to decorate graves. The Jones County Council of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows next meets at Anamosa on June 11. A social hour and lunch followed the business session.
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Monticello
S.m.hosford
Augusta Harris
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah’ ‘Lodge
Jones
County Council of Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows
Anamosa
Floy Stoneking
Frances Goodyear
Naomi Jurgensen
Family Week Meeting Highlights Observed in Home Service
Mrs George Hoffleman gave the theme What About These War Casualties The business meeting led by Mrs Frank Schneiter with Mrs Harold Steiner as missionary chairman The group observed Fellowship Day through a special offering Dessert followed a social hour Tables featured summer flowers and each place carried a quotation on the home Hostesses included Mrs Will Burrichter Mrs George Schmidt and Mrs George Burrichter
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Women’s Guild
Women's Guild
Evangelical and Reformed Church
George Burrichter
Brahms
Burrichter
Raymond Buel
Betty Burrichter
Mary Ellen Steiner
Hans Hoffman
Carl Steiner
Paul Arduser
Harold Steiner
Chester Lang
George Hoffleman
Frank Schneiter
Will Burrichter
George Schmidt
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Canowesi
E. H. BeShaw
Anamosa State Park
Reformatory
Pyth‘ian
Clara .Rhatigan
Hazel Reade
Clara Rhatigan
Don Keils
Don Keil
Harrison Reed
Cheyenne
Wyo
Adams
Howard Kirkwood
Ryan
Dorothy Nagle
C. F. Nagle
Waterloo
Dorothy
Raymond E. Adams
Jesse M. Adams
Moulton
Miss Nagle
Monticello High School
Mr. Adams
Ruth Hoffman
Iowa City
William Buol
Jean Ann Freese
Roman Haag
Lucille Haag
Miss Freese
John Hines
Sacred Heart Church
Country Club
Ralph. Wilson
George Harris
R. J. Bone
James«. Maurice
Cecil Goettsch
Claude Appleby
T. E. Hamilton
Eugene DeWitt
Valencia
California
Shafters
Royal Neighbor
Katie Boysen
Henry Ehlis
Fred Ehlis
William Wen
Evangelical and Reformed
Edith Rhatigan
Jennie Clark
Emaline Long
Lulu Cass
Emma Wilson
Ethel’ Nickel
Josephine Scherrer
Glenn Hargrave
Naomi Hargrave
Florence Clark
Leigh Clark
Express
Garden Club
Hiller
Goven
Eddins
la Salle
Chicago
Mueller
Legion
Cascade
Iowa
Don Strickland
Monument Co
George Timmins
Loop’s
Round Oak and Estate
Hygrade Food Products Corp
Rinso Oxydol
Carton
Kraft
Velveeta
Maxwell House
Tone
Clinton
Wisconsin
Boston
Wilson’s
Wilson
Floyd's
Clover Farm
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