Parlor City Notes Hit and Miss in Local Entries
The column lists a string of social mentions from Parlor City including visits with relatives in Manchester and Chicago, theater plans at Crane theater, Halloween party for Monticello Motor Co. employees, and several brief notices of travel, beauty shop services, insurance pitches, and shopping events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Monticello Motor Company
Harriet Lobben
Local Monticello Notes Briefly Span Visits and Events
Monticello residents list visits and trips from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque and Manchester. Notables include Mrs J T Lanigan's art sale and Mrs Lanigan's event details. Community notices cover gospel supper, box social, and Shriners convention attendance.
Monticello Items Include Sales Event and Local News
Local notices describe a Thursday Friday sale of art goods at reduced prices for Monticello ladies. Updates cover restaurant management, Halloween parties, civic meetings, travel of residents, a church project near completion, a post office bid call, Legion talks, and a burglary at the McGarvey home with missing cash.
Dress Form Demonstrations Reported by Lovell Farm Bureau
Lovell township women hosting two dress form demonstrations at Mrs. Jess Martinsen home and at Mrs. Emil Burrichter’s produced three forms at each event with meals and refreshments. A blooming social library demonstration drew many attendees as patterns and garments were discussed. A young son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lubben was struck by John Etten’s car near the Peacock shop and post office. he sustained head bruises but is expected to recover with medical care. witnesses saw the car moving slowly and officials deemed the incident accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Township
Will Lubben
John Etten
Peacock Shop
Local residents switch party ties and bank changes
John Johnson of Madison township switches from Democrat to Republican citing harmony with past party actions and debt payment stance. Jones County Trust & Savings Bank accepts Herman Harms’s resignation and names L H Jurgemeyer as assistant cashier, bringing prior Lakota cashier experience to the post. Sheriff Bodenhofer visits town on official business while urging voters to consider duties over campaigning. Herman Cordes dies at 47 from Bright’s disease with services at his home and Zion Lutheran church. A German mark draft conversion showcases currency depreciation. William G McConnon of Pittsburg, long with Westinghouse Electrical, visits town after international projects. Mr and Mrs First celebrate 40th wedding anniversary with family and two cakes marking 1882-1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Johnson
Madison Township
Harding
Johnson
Jones County Trust & Savings Bank
Herman Harms
L. H. Jurgemeyer
Lakota
Jurgemeyer
Citizens Savings Bank
First National Bank
Norway, Town
Herman Cordes
Cass Center
Bright
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Willms
Wayne Church
Cordes
Henry Husmann
Monticello
Lizzie’ Husmann
Carl
Hannah
John
Minnie
B. B. First
Walter First
Austin First
Bonus law voting procedure and local society notes
Voter guidance explains placing a cross in the yes square at the top of the ballot to vote for the bonus bill and not in the end squares. Welcome remarks mark Rev. T. M. Neilsen’s church reception with music and talks. Dan L. Davis of Ashtabula showcases a Parisian fashion revue with models and stylish gowns, drawing large crowds and noting his transition from hardware to fashion entertainment.
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Methodist Episcopal Church United
T. M. Neilsen
Main
Meyer
Carson
Rodman
Laude
James Anderson
Neilsen
Dan L. Davis
Ashtabula
Ohio
Rue de Lafayette
Paris
Dan
Monticello
Brookhart
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E. G. Burrichter
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Clyde Tilton
Sam Reade
B. E. Reed
Manchester
Flyes
Dr. Redmond
F. Stuhler
Cedar Rapids
Gulbransen
Locher
G. P. Parsons
Midnapolis
Edison
Wate Locher
W. W. Hunter
Anamosa
Singer
Locher's
Norman Clark, Jr
F. §. Stuhler
Devlin’ Millinery
E. EB. Hicks
Denkhoff
Kodak
Harry Lang
Tom Mix
Crane Theater
Helen Wylie
Iowa City
Chris Mardorf
Fleury Carlsen
Stuart Stuhler
Elgin
Chicago
Ruth McNeilly
Springville
Frank Locher
Charles Bosley
Henry B. Hessey
Lisbon
W. G. Parsons
Town City
Mediapolis
Mattie McAleer
Beauty Shop
M. J. Hogan
Nicholas Kehoe
Denkhoft
Maudsley
Allen Fagen
Mrs. FT. Kay
Jack
Betty
Mayme Pasha
Oscar Newton
Dora Kellogg
Bertha Schatz
A. Krishmann
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Paul’h' Ibsbn
Wedar ‘Rapids, Vis
Bungay
Colin Thomas,Jr
Marion
Mraj. T.grayson
Fred Kay
Rose Witte
John’ McDonald ‘Hospital
Dubuque
Margaret Bucher
Ulysses Maire
Paul R. Maire
J. T. Lanigan
Eloise- Welch
Mabel Welch
Waterloo
Denkhoft’s
Rudolph Rickless
Oxford Junction
Henry Shull
Sioux City
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Strongheart the Wonder Dog
the Princess
H. A. Locher
A. Locher
J. W. Putnam
Ray Nandle
Charles Bareets
John Enabait
B. G. Hicks
Frank Hicks
John G. Thomas
Buffalo
New York
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Town
Irene Tuel
Marie Hudson
Kenwood Park
W. A. Hogan
Clara Schodde
Augusta Bliss
the Presbyterian Church
Monticello Express
Iowa Shriners
Messrs
F.J. Kay
W. W. Stickford
R. C. Hoag
Albert Stuhler
Meyers
Virginia Hearn
Ray Hearn
Frank Peckosh
Lovell No. 7
Irene Kehoe
Herman Aldrich
Eclipse Lumber Co
Speck” Holmes
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Minneapolis
Max Voight
Hazel Brazelton
Lake Park
Visibe
Mrs
O. W. Brazelton
Linfred Houss
Coe College
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Janet Young
Blanche McLaughlin
Florence Noble
Lucile Deischer
Brousseau
Belle Devlin
Mary Niermeyer
Henry B. Helsey
Forestbureg
Congregational Church
McNary
William Beery
Fred Huyck
Mr. Huyck
Pennsylvania
Castle Grove
Star
Godfrey Bader
Missey Terasa Lux
Myrtle Rockstad
Mildred, Deischer
Alfreda Reed
Lux
Rockstad
Carrie Catlin
Jones County
Red Cross
Iowa
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Harry J. Korslund
C. A. Coxsee
Eagle Grove
Anna F. Korslund
Hilda Dondelinger
Newhall
Barbara Dondelinger
Frances Bradley
Alvin Heisey
Mesars
Henry Heisey
Galesburg
Kansas
John Heisey
Renk Bhiler
Ben Hiler
Farmers’ Co-operative’ Creamery Co
Monticello Electric Co
Eugene DeWitt
Renk & Cropp
the Express
Anna Hoss Wengert
Richard
Independence
John Oswald
Charles Podhaski
Louisville
Kentucky
Podhaski
Bert Horsch
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Horsch
Nellie Matthiessen
C. H. Shipman Tailor Shop
Henry G. Siemering
Owatonna
Minnesota
Elizabeth Fabian
B. Schreiber
American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Schreiber
William Jarrett
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
North Cedar Street
Harry McGarvey
Dr. McGarvey
Bodenhofer
David Russell
Germany
William G. McConnon
Pittsburg
Mr. McConnon
Denver
St. Louis
Westinghouse Electrical Company
Rocky Mountain
Cuba
Japan
Norway
McConnon
Iowa State College At
Ames
Maurice
Farmers' Cooperative Creamery Co
M. H. Teater
J.W. Hoult
Schodde
Teetor
Hoult
Monticello Poultry and Protective Association
A. M. Maurice
B. H. Behrends
J. A. Zimmerman
Walter Wilcox
Raymond Dehternacht
Hiland Ward
C. K. Greer
John Callahan
Lawrence Balster
Mia
Hugh McGlade
Mike Breen
BD. J. Farley
Davenport
Ege
Farley
Hopkinton
Daily Papers
Lenox College
Presbyterian Synod
Synod
Lenox
A. J. H. McNeill
Clinton
Teachers’ High
Decorah
Oelwein
Reinbeck
Laporte
Arlington
Hazelton
Marengo
Vinton
Grant
Mans
J. E. Bateman
Monticello, Lowa
W. Doxsee
Onas, A. Doxsee
Lovell Block
P. J. Malcolm
Des Moines
Karl M. Keyes
Shover & Boss
Poland
China
Holstein
Lowell State Bank
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Michigan
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Thomas Stimpson
Patrick
West Malin Street
Marshalltown
Paul E. Gibson
Monticello State Bank
I. V. Dautremont
Brighton Carlsbad
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