Delta Delt bridge club meets for afternoon play
The Delta Delt bridge club gathered at Mrs John Shover's home for a contract bridge session with Mrs Ray Echternacht top scorer and one guest Mrs J R Barron. Other club activities included 500 games hosted by Mrs Lester Bright and a Friday bridge gathering at Mrs Colin G Thomas's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delt Bridge Club
John Shover
Ray Echternacht
J. R. Barron
Lester Bright
500 Club
Colin G. Thomas
Friday
Edward Templeton
John Fraser
Methodist League supper and Halloween party in church and home
Members of the Methodist Ep worth League held a 5 45 supper in church parlors with Bea Long as chair and Rev George Woodall as toastmaster. Talks were given by Bea Long Shirley Hobert Stanford Strosahl and Mrs Woodall. Red side led by Ben Long won the contest. Hal loween games followed. Mr and Mrs Walter Brainard Miss Virginia Schneider and Larry Robertson hosted a Halloween party at a home basement with black and orange decor. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs John Shover and Mr and Mrs Les le Regde. A late plate lunch was served to 26 guests.
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Lester Bright
Ike Schneider Jr
Henry Che
Will
Herman Egger
Forest Johnston
A. W. Savage
I. D. Ondler
Coggan
Alva Zimmerman
Niles Melteson
Monticello
Methodist Epworth League
Bea Long
George Woodall
Shirley Hobert
Stanford Strosahl
Woodall
Ben Long
Walter Brainard
Virginia Schneider
Larry Robertson
John Shover
Lesle Regde
Grace Wolf
Kathryn Renk
Lillian Minnis
Dorothy Corcoran
Betty Wroblewski
Dorothy Kurt
Genevieve O’rourke
Mary Lucille Rickless
Helen Minnis
Edna Bader
Lois Schneider
Marguerite Fothergill
Clara Mae ‘Schlimmer
Helen Wolf
Beverly Jane
Melvin Hansel
Beverly
Louise York
Sylvia Gutensohn
Bernice Marilyn Landis
Elizabeth Wilson
Ann Thoeni
Betty
Peggy Barr
Manchester
Fred Kellum
Tarry Awhile Club
John Guler
Sidney Lowe
Hopkinton
Harold Carmichael
Della Phelps
VFW Auxiliary Hosts Series of Benefit Card Parties
Members of the VFW auxiliary hosted a first in a series of benefit card parties in their rooms. Guests played bridge five hundred dominoes and pinochle with high scores recorded by numerous members. Refreshments were served by the committee chaired by Mrs. Harry Hoag with several assistants.
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V. F. W. Auxiliary
James Howie
Myrtle Podhaski
Merle Cass
Anna Maire
Olin Howie
Ray Echternacht
Grant Eilers
Red Cross Roll Call Plan Highlighted for Year
Local Red Cross chapters plan to sponsor school lunches for undernourished children as money from roll calls funds both national headquarters and local relief. Iowa disaster history is summarized with nine major events since 1938 and 130 chapters prepare for the annual roll call from November 11 to 25 aiming for 123000 memberships.
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Red Cross
Leahy
Ater
Monticello
Iowa
Wiliam M. Baxter, Jr
St. Louis
Mid-Western
National Organization
Baxter
Cedar River
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Missouri River
Monona County
Polk
Jasper
Marshall
Harrison County
Sioux City
Dickinson
Clay
Emmett
Tama
Remsen
Area church schedule lists weekly services across several congregations
St Matthew's Lutheran Church serves 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 Divine worship in English with an organ concert. St John's Ev Lutheran Church offers 9 45 Sunday school 10 30 English services. Trinity English services with holy communion 9 00 and 9 00 Sunday school Wayne Zion Lutheran 10 00 English 9 30 Sunday school. Prairieburg St Joseph's Catholic Church Masses 7 00 9 00 Sundays Holy Days confessions Saturday Mass weekdays 7 00. Hopkinton St John's Lutheran 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 Divine worship Ladies Aid first Thursday Luther League last Sunday. St John's is a mission congregation of the American Lutheran Church. Presbyterian Church pastor Wm d Grossheim Sunday school 10 00 Morning worship 11 00 subject Strange Things. Christian Endeavor 6 45 at the manse Charles Field in charge. Congregational Church minister Samuel G Gutensohn Church school 10 00 Communion 11 00 Missionary society meets next Wednesday 3 00 at Mrs Coughlan home. Castle Grove Lutheran Arnold Thalacker services 10 45 English 9 45 Sunday school. Mrs J B E Ahlrich hosts Ladies' Aid this Friday. Teachers Training class Friday evening pastor study. Confirmation Saturday forenoon. Sunday school teaching staff meets next Tuesday. Reformed Church Armin Tendick Sunday 10 00 Sunday worship 11 English German theme The Guilt and Power of Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ev
Lutheran Church
Trinity
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Whlms
Prairieburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen J. Kucera
Hopkinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. A. Pannhuk
Ladies Aid
Luther League
St. John's
American Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Wm. d. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Charles Field
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
the Missionary Society
Coughlan
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
BE. Ahlrich
Reformed Church
Armin
H. Tendick
Church Calendar and Activities At Methodist Episcopal Church
The church announces increased November attendance with events for all ages. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon in the basement. Young People's meeting Friday at Ulrich Schilt’s home. sermon on Isaiah's Wise Counsel next Sunday at 11 AM. children’s story The Girl Who Buttoned Her Dress Wrong. Epworth League meets at 6 45 PM. district rally at Prairie Chapel reported 160 total attendance. Queen Esther circle invites all girls 14 and older to parsonage Thursday Nov 4 at 7 30 PM with social and refreshments. group sponsored by Mrs Stimson Miss Iverson and Mrs Woodall.
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Sage
Ulrich Schilt
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Woodall
Isaiah
Epworth League
Prairie Chapel
Stimson
Iverson
Woodall
Smiths Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George R Smith of Monticello celebrated 25 years of marriage with nearly a hundred guests from Waterloo Worthington Farley Eldridge Dubuque Manchester Epworth and Monticello The couple were wed in Dubuque on October 9 1912 and later lived in Farley before moving to Monticello They are parents of five children and Mr Smith works for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad The evening featured dancing games and gifts including a silver purse and a photo enlargement of Mr Smiths Omaha-born parents from their 50th anniversary
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George R. Smith
Sycamore Street
Monticello
Waterloo
Worthington
Farley
Eldridge
Dubuque
Manchester
Epworth
Omaha
Ruth Sluckhoff
Mr. Smith
Past Proxies Of Farm Bureau Plan Get-Together
The Association of Past Presidents of the Jones county Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and picnic dinner Friday evening at the Henry George farm east of Monticello. Invited are the families of William McLaughlin and other listed members including John Bodenhofer president, County Agent Carl Smith, Henry George, Roy Joslin, and G. J. Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Henry George
Monticello
John Bodenhofer
William McLaughlin
Mr. Bodenhofer
Bert Meeks
Harry Newman
Arthur White
Paul Smith
Irving Hintz
Sprague Hosford
Max Wortman
Carl Smith
Glenn Sones
Family Reunion Honors Sister Mrs Goutlib Bracha at Ladehoff Home
Relatives gathered at Fred Ladehoff’s home to honor sister Mrs Goutlib Bracha of Milltown South Dakota. A large group of Ladehoffs Rickels Neal Hutson Dietiker and others attended. Dinner was cafeteria style and the afternoon included social visits through nearby towns before Bracha continued to Mason City and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Cramer
Fred. Ladehoff
Fred Ladehoff
Goutlib Bracha
Milltown
Henry Rickels
August Ladehof
Charles Neal
Helen Topring
William Hutson
Joseph Ladehoff
Lester Rickels
Jane
August Kuper
Dewain
Robert Schoon
Bonita
Arthur Rickels
Dale
Paul Ladehoff
Dorothy
Paul
Floyd Neal
Jacob Dietiker
Carl
Lois Hutson
Wayne
Glenn Ladehoff
Castle Grove Residents Celebrate at Egger Home
Castle Grove Wyoming area residents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heiken and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hosford were guests in the Herman Egger home at Sand Springs last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Heiken
Lyle Hosford
Herman Egger
Sand Springs
Cramer Silver Wedding and Valley Farm Bureau News
Lawrence Gaylord visits in Eberhart home as Castle Grove farm bureau holds October meeting with Fred Heiken birds talk and Mrs C A McLaughlin reading. Clarence Eberhart elected president Loren Cramer secretary Fred Heiken treasurer. nearby visits noted. Bridal anniversary for F Cramer celebrated with 65 guests. church supper at Lutheran church. Miss Haley hip fracture update. corn husking hampered by hot dry spell. Cedar Rapids trip by local families. out-of-town guests arrived for wedding anniversary at Cramer home from Des Moines Buck Creek Center Junction and Center Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gaylord
New Jersey
Eberhart
Castle Grove
Fred Heiken
C. A. McLaughlin
Clarence Eberhart
Loren Cramer
Raymond Sorensen
Anamosa
Clarence Hosford
Scotch Grove
Cramer
Mary Haley
John McDonald Hospital
I. R. Hintz
Ruth
S. M. Hosford
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Ben Greene
Des Moines
James Thompson
Buck Creek
John W. Livingstone
Lucille
Center Junction
L. F. Balster
Hilda
Arlene
Local residents and visitors noted around Monticello area
Mrs. Vera Steen and her young son left for Chicago after a brief Monticello visit. The corn husking contest near Olin drew attendees including W D McCaughlin and W F Hintz. James Morrissey visited Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Thomas F Kehoe reportedly bought a farm near Marion. The Hiller family and Phoebe Hiller traveled to Cedar Rapids to hear Rubines. Adams sale drew many Monticello residents. F Cramer and spouse visited Charles Livingstone in Anamosa and Specht family in Ames with Loretta Specht and Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cass
E. J. Noble
J. A. Howie
Monticello
Vera Steen
Little Son
Chicago
W. D. Mccaughlin
W. F. Hintz
Olin
James Morrissey
Cedar Rapids
Thos. F. Kehoe
Marion
Will Hiller
John
Phoebe Hiller
Rubines
F. C. Cramer
Charles Livingstone
Anamosa
George Specht
Max
Anna Heiken
Loretta Specht
Ames
Glamour and deception mingle in fashion trends
The piece notes glamour often hides fakery, as many so called beauties wear not only false eyelashes but also counterfeit fronts. It contrasts surface appearance with genuine styling in a coy social portrait.
New York City Wires Reach Moon 35 Times
A vivid claim says New York City has enough telephone wires to span to the moon and back 35 times, illustrating vast infrastructure. The assertion emphasizes the scale of city communications.
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New York City
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