Presbyterians Hold Four Circle Meetings and Guild Event
The Woman's Fellowship circles of the Presbyterian church held their four circle meetings last Wednesday afternoon with Stewardship as the month’s topic. Hostesses and guests described in detail. a Halloween party followed at the Evangelical and Reformed church with 66 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Otto Kucera
Lorenz Allamand
Andrew Mast
Herman Egger
Alma Meyer
Clara Egger
Social and club scenes from Maquoketa this week
Mrs. F S Stuhler hosted the Friday club with Mrs Halstead Carpenter presiding. Program included works by Catherine Perley and readings from Jane Thurber and My Daughters Arithmetic. Sarah Ann Vernon hosted a pre Halloween party with costumed children and fortunes and games. Eleven candidates were initiated by the Pythian Sisters in a V F W hall ceremony. A C E bridge club met at Monty cafe with dinner and contract bridge. Sgt and Mrs Stulken were honored at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Eilert Prull for the serviceman’s return from Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
V.F.W. Hall
Velma Hollar
Sam Rhatigan
Gerald Rohr
M. J. Cass
Leslie Reade
Claude Appleby
Otto Kucera
Ralph Lambert
Sgt
Stulken
Eilert Prull
Set
Clarence Stulken
Sgt. Stulken
Alaska
Joe Simmons
Annabelle Lehman
Clarence Prull
Henry Monk
Heinrich, Prull
Members Meet and Hostess Scenes From Two Local Clubs
The 94 Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. R. V. Mullen’s home with Mrs. William McLaughlin presiding. Mrs. Gene Byers read A Letter from Samore Hill and Mrs. R J Bone reviewed I Never Left Home. Mrs. Fred J Kay hosted the Congregational church groups October meeting at her home with Mrs. C G Thomas leading and Miss Frieda Hanken guiding the devotional. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Kay was assisted by Miss Hicks and Mrs. Young. Homer Dalrymple of Anamosa attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Fellowship
Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Wenger
Ruth Group
Harvey Harford
Kitty, Sutherland
Clinton
John Matthiessen
Jake Ardner
Minnie Butler
W. F. Yeoman
Martha Group
R. J. Bone
John Wilcox
Ray Addins
Ida Cass
Hans Ruof
Carl Straub
James Connolly
Leroy Morey
Henry Harms
Harold Wilcox
Esther Group
C. E. York
William Grossheim
L. D. Barrack
Glenn Behrends
Esther McDonald
Naomi Group
Henry Adams
John Schmidt
Sam Rhatigan
Tom Henderson
R. V. Mullen
William McLaughlin
Gene. Byers
Sagamore Hill
Fred J. Kay
Working Band
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
C. G. Thomas
Frieda Hanken
Caroline Hicks
J. G. Thomas
D. Young
Homer Dalrymple of
Anamosa
Delphian Club Meets With Mrs Ray Echternacht
Mrs Ray Echternacht entertained Delphian club members at her home Friday afternoon. Mrs J R Barron, president, opened the meeting. Mrs John Locher presented a paper on General Dwight Eisenhower and Mrs Echternacht reviewed the book Avalanche. Ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Ray Echternacht
J. R. Barron
John Locher
Dwight Eisenhower
Surprise dinner honors Harm Fechtman at Anamosa home
Harm Fechtman was treated to a surprise dinner Sunday at his Anamosa home by his children and spouses including John and Harvey Fechtman, Henry Zimmerman, Marie and Clara, Fred Poppe and Winifred. Guests named Gerd Dirks, Fred Doden, John and Fred Doden, Schutte, Henry Schutte, Herbert Wiess and Allen, Helena Harms and Esther, Huerter. The afternoon featured visiting and card games. Mrs. George Hoult hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for eleven guests including M. E. Burrichter, Bernice, Lewis Burrichter, Robert Appleby and Joyce Ann, Glenn Eilers, and John Stiffier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Fechtman
George Hoult
M. E. Burrichter
Bernice
Lewis Burrichter
Robert Appleby
Joyce Ann
Glenn Eilers
John Stiffier
Halloween Party Hosted by Jimmie Douglas
Jimmie Dean Douglas entertained friends at her home Tuesday evening for a Halloween party. Guests included Linda Hargrave, Bonnie Schneider, Linda Hartman, Barbara Ruth Buckner, Eleanor Wilcox, Wallie Tuetken, Alice Jones, Shirley Tuetken, Judy Podhaski, Jean Hoffman and Glenda Douglas with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Vernon
Vernita Vernon
Lorna Mae Lehman
Linda Hargrave
Alice Jones
Margaret Dunn
Bonnie Schneider
George Maire
Jimmie Dean Douglas
B. F. Douglas
Linda Hartman
Barbara Ruth Buckner
Eleanor Wilcox
Wallie Tuetken
Shirley Tuetken
Judy Podhaski
Jean Hoffman
Glenda Douglas
Mrs. Joseph Conroy Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Joseph Conroy of Denver visited her parents the Wenger family as guests at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Egger. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross and Garnet Ross Arden Greener from Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wenger. Mary Barrett and Arnold Egger of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Egger
Joseph Conroy
Conroy
Denver
Colo
Clemma Wenger
E. C. Wenger
Frank Ross
Garnet
Arden Greener
Manchester
Mary Barrett
Arnold Egger
Monticello
Hall Family Hosts Pot Luck For Son Before Fort Lewis Departure
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Hall hosted a Sunday pot luck honoring their son Pvt. Walter C. Hall who is visiting before leaving Tuesday for Fort Lewis Washington for further assignment. Guests included Eugene Hall Etten Hoff man Ambuehl Meyer Tevin Toenjes Alfred Etten Jake Etten Ulrich Schilt John Messerli Edwin Stiffer and Carolyn Brown among others from Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Hall
Walter C. Hall
Fort Lewis
Wash
Eugene Hall
Charles Etten
Jake Etten
Lena Ambuehl
Hans Hoffman
Alma Meyer
Tevin ‘Toenjes
Alfred Etten
Ulrich Schilt
John Messerli
Bernice Phelps
Edwin Stiffer
Carolyn Brown
Anamosa
Evangelical And Reformed Ladies Aid Recounts November Meet
The Evangelical and Reformed church Ladies Aid society held its November gathering with president Mrs. John Steiner in charge. Rev. Andrew Mast delivered scripture from Philippians and spoke on early Christians. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by committee chair Mrs. Gottlieb Zumbrunnen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Steiner
Andrew Mast
Gottlieb Zumbrunnen
Edward Zumbrunnen
Henry Bader
Harold Zumbrunnen
Emma Tschantz
Alfred Yossi
Clarence Johnson
Mrs Schoon Hosts Birthday Dinner for Daughter
Mrs. Henry Schoon entertained at her home Sunday honoring her daughter Mrs. Clark DeShaw on her birthday. Seven guests were seated at an attractive table: Clark DeShaw, Mrs. Agnes Beitz of Hopkinton, Mary Schoon, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schoon of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. W S Hamel of Whiting Ind visits in the Bael home with relatives. she was the former Rosa Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley McCurdy
V. L.mccurdy
Beverly Beeks
Ruth Yossi
Marileigh Clark
Genevieve Wright
Catherine Hanken
June Lambert
Henry Schoon
Clark DeShaw
Agnes Beitz
Hopkinton
Mary Schoon
Leonard Schoon
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Hamel
Whiting, Ind
George Bael
Hamel
Rosa Baer
Local residents visit Monticello and area
Mrs. Anna Brazelton travels to Decorah to settle with her daughter Hazel. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rubinek of Omaha visit Mrs. Dan Smith. Des Moines visitors Leyland Shelley spends weekend with Mrs. KE Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Northrop and daughter Virginia from Des Moines were in Monticello Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brazelton
Decorah
Hazel
Jerry Rubinek
Omaha, Neb
Dan Smith
Mia. Leyland Shelley
Des Moines
KE. J. Hicks
Mitchell Northrop
Virginia
Monticello
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Aid Society
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Luther Hall
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Jonathan
Florida
Tex
California
Marc Mayflower
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Pillsbury's
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Caerx
Heatena
Hills Bros
Maxwell House
Manor House
Coffee Amer. Hez.c
Chase & Sanborn
Oakite
Iat Bae
Dane
F. S. Stuhler
Halstead Carpenter
Mark Twain
Catherine Perley
Jane Thurber
Howard J. Green
Milton Langer
A.C.E. Bridge Club
William
Bolson
Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
Monticello, Iowa
Pvt
Sherman
Evangelical and Reformed Ladies Aid
Bernard Kuriger
Iowa
Jonathan Apples
Pillsbury Best
Quaker
Clabber
Argo Fon I Corn St’rch
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Long’s Dept. Store
City Amos Furnace Service
Don S
RUHL
Republican
Te Aunited
Karl M. Reyes
Monticello State Bank
F.D.I.C
Aluminum
McNeill’s Hardware
Shomont Dairy
Gairy
Merle E. Buckner
Buckner
East First Street
Thomas Shover
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