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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

7

Country Club Closes With Dinner Dance

The Country Club wrapped up its summer social season with a 6:30 dinner for 140 members and guests. Halloween decor, skits, a ghastly fun house, and a grand march led to dancing from 9:30 to 1:00 with Elmer Young's orchestra.

Country Club James McLaughlin Max McCrabb Joe Barron Tom Hamilton Frank Lees Lestie Balster Ken Denzin Elmer Young A. E. Shelley Lester Kivilan Walter O’meara Manchester Milo Rubek Pete Robertson Kenneth Humpal Kathryn McCrea Anamosa Don Dee Serbousek Clarence Guthrie Center Junction W. G. Leighty John Dirks Dubuque Donald Lyons San Diego Calif Phillip Maurice Winfield Kan Frank Shimanek Stc SKT Harrisburg Frank Volenek Omaha Neb James Hollar Otto Kucera Bud Suter Proctor Wilkens Edgar Vernon Charles Podhaski H. J. Dirks Tom Eden Leslie Balster Ken Dengin Charley Suett Glenn Hargrave R. J. Bone I. J. Rhatigan

Local Social Roundup and Military Discharges

Mrs. Milton Langer hosted the BB club with Halloween themed dessert and top contract bridge scores by Mrs. Langer and Mrs. Larry Robertson. The '94 club met at Mrs. B. B. McLaughlin’s home with president Mrs. B. B. Abel and program by Mrs. Gene Byers on Shape of Things to Come. Alice May Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark, has pledged to the Pleiades society at Coe College. John W. Smith, former first lieutenant, Army Air Forces, was honorably discharged on October 26 after service since 1942. Cpl. Frank Eilers Jr. heads to Fort Meade, Md., for discharge after a furlough with family.

Nancy Schneider Canowefi E. H. DeShaw Ruth Ann Kuntz Margaret A. Tuetken Velma Simmons Margaret Ann Tuetken Jane DeShaw A. E. Shelley A. E. Skelley Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Florence Roberts Gene Byers Leonard Iverson Kelley Frank Hayden Monticello Garden Club Sprague Hosford 0. R. Howie John Matthiessen O. R. Howie Milton Langer Langer Larry Robertson Glenn Hargrave Cecil Goettsch Tom Hamilton 94 Club B. B.mclaughlin B. B. McLaughlin B. B. Abel Alice May Clark W. B. Clark Scotch Grove Pleiades Society Coe College Cedar Rapids Air Forces John W. Smith Army Air Forces Field Artillery Air Corps Nevada Katharine Smith Gertrude Smith Monticello Eilers Cpl Frank Eilers Jr Fort Meade

Capt Ricklefs Receives Army Discharge At Camp Beale

Capt Robert Ricklefs, husband of Marian Ricklefs of San Anselmo California, earned an honorable discharge October 20 after over three years active duty. He entered in 1942, went overseas in 1944 with SHAEF as part of military government, earned 1038 points and received Bronze Star and European African Middle Eastern campaign medals with three battle stars.

Beale Calif Robert A. Ricklefs Marian M. Ricklefs Richmont Road San Anselmo Camp Beale Separation Center Army Ricklefs Supreme Headquarters of American Expeditionary Forces

Recent Births at John McDonald Hospital Highlight Week

The weekly column lists births at John McDonald hospital. Names include Florian Becker Hopkinton boy Oct 23 Harold Aldrich Manchester girl Oct 25 Elwin Behrends Castle Grove girl Oct 30 Earl Brown Bernard boy Oct 31 Bert Loop Hopkinton boy Oct 31 Simon Locher and two daughters Margaret and Louise traveling to Winnemac Indiana for two weeks. Mrs Locher and children will stay while Mr Locher returns Mon. Also sale notice for linoleum 9x14 pattern and Emma Stadtmueller. Mrs Kenneth Martell and two children Susanne and Mary Kay visiting Ed Burrichter in preparation for Seattle trip. Kenneth Edward Merrill visited in William Wright home.

John McDonald Hospital Florian Becker Hopkinton Harold Aldrich Manchester Elwin Behrends Castle Grove Earl Brown Bernard Bert Loop Simon Locher Margaret Louise Winnemac Ind Mrs. Locher Kenneth Martell Susanne Mary Kay Ed Burrichter Seattle Wash Mr. Martell

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