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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1931

Page

3

Center Junction Death and Local Community News

Center Junction resident Charles Moses, 53, died at his mother's home after an angina attack. Funeral plans pending. Halloween 4-H party for new members hosted by Madison's Merry Maidens at Eloise Sutherland's home. many local families and teachers noted. Numerous social, church, and school events, visits, and community updates across Center Junction and surrounding towns.

Charles Moses Clara Moses Merlin Ethel Stingley Madison Merry Maidens Eloise Sutherland Paul Smith Joyce Preston Rosemary Coder Pauline Holm Ruth Hansen Lucille Livingstone Donna Dreibelbis Lorraine Joyce Seehusen Wanda Livingstone Wanda McDonald Jean McNeilly Maxine Chase Evelyn Courtney Lorraine Seehusen Pauline Wilcox State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Geraldine Wells Albert Lea Minn J. M. McNeilly Mabel Hudson Harold Lilly Kindler Muscatine E. F. Burr Pauline Carol Eldon Castle Grove J. R. McNeilly Maurice Jean Ruth John Newton Center Junction Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church J. N. Smith John Thompson Liam Peter Prahm Korea Sand Hill George Oltman J. B. Hanken H. J. Dirks Gert Hanken Elmer Schrader Dorothy Ethel Dreibelbis Dorothy McDonald Dean McDonald B. D. Heiken Martelle Jones County Josephine Bakke George McDonald Anamosa Hazel Burge H. H. Seehusen Andrew McDonald Audra Lee Sarah Canty Maquoketa Eleanor McDonald Grimm Main Street Iowa Electric Company N. C. Holst Nebraska Marie Serbousek Helen Bonum Iowa State College A. D. Serbousek F. EB. Livingstone Sons of Cedar Rauids J. F. Livingstone Pauline Prahm University of Town Paul Smyth Dubuque John H Pauline Burmeister 4Ids Bure Diadiev Deer Doris Centra Ed Bethurum S. G Catherine Cedar Rapids Arthur Imogene John Pree Will Alexander James Livingstone C. A Burmeister John Alexander Springville Sam Alexander Near Olin Louis Dreibelbis Lyman Thompson Therm Oon

Surprise Gathering at Hanken Home in Scotch Grove

Friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hanken on October 26. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jacobs of Monticello, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacobs and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Himebaugh and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuetz and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanken and two children of Anamosa, and Mrs. B. H. Hanken and daughter Esther.

J. H. Hanken Rudolph Jacobs Monticello Arnold Jacobs Carl Himebaugh Paul Schuetz Will Hanken Anamosa B. H. Hanken Esther

Onslow Larkey Remembered in Local Notices and Services

Obituaries and community notes recall Onslow Larkey aged six who died last Wednesday near town. Mentions marriage to Alice Orr and burial at Palmer cemetery. Local ministers Rev Phillip Palmer and others visited town, with social and church events announced for May including a community evening program for all grades.

Larkey Larkeyv Jackson County Snent Onslow Marjeeds Alice Orr Lees Palmer Cere AtNa Nage Wasson Tan Barnes DeWitt Petercon Phillip Palmer Cedar Rapids J. Bo Lyons Dr. Hutton

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights and Local News

The Castle Grove Farm Bureau met Friday with Agent Wortman presenting a USDA reel on barnyard sanitation and a comic reel Flying Fishes. Halloween games followed with a witch fortune slip activity and officer elections finalized with Kromminga family leaders guiding the group. Local members and families attended events, visits, and health updates noted including hospital care for Mrs. Black and a Sunday funeral in the area.

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Wortman U.S. Department of Agriculture F. D. Deischer E. F. Burr Fred Kromminga Monticello Smith Cramer Father Zimmerman Hesford Ladies’ Aid Society Lutheran Church G Wolf Angusta Eitben No. 3 Echool Craige Heiken Cass J. Noble Albert Hutton McLaughlin L. F. Balstes Helen Hutton Menteolo Presbyterian Hosford Thomas Cashman A. A. Kromminen Pret Kromminga

Hopkinton Club Enjoys Scottish Themed Evening

The Hopkinton Meyers and members of the Che club hold a gathering at the Mackintosh and McConnell home. Mrs Mackintosh hosts a fine dinner at seven. Mrs Joseph previews Lauder’s Roamin in the Gloamin and Mrs Wallace presents The Land of the Bards with illustrations. Mrs Reeve sings Scottish songs.

Meyers Esather Dubuque Mr Meyers Che Mackintosh McConnell Jd. Joseph Lauder Gloamin R.A Wallace H. M. Reeve McCon

Hopkinton News Briefs Include Open Theater and Local Events

Well known Hobn of Mackintosh hospitality noted. Mr and Mrs Charlie Thing move to Hopkinton. Mrs Rosalia Cummings hosts Presbyterian society today. U go I go club to be hosted by Mrs Will Edgar Friday. New Princess theater to open Nov 11 with Merely Mary Ann. T J Josephs head south to Florida by auto with house on board. Hopkinton cream price up 4 cents to 36 cents in September. Eastern Star attendees listed. Manchester visitor Mrs Jane Long in town. Bethany class entertained at Clarke hall. Births announced: a son to Mr and Mrs Dean Morton of Minden and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Lewis.

F. W. Royden F. H. Schlemme John Jacobs Henry Bartels Charles Nelson Esther Sinclair D. O. Sinclair Alice Sharpe Sunbeam Mission Band Emma Behnken Celena Stahlberg Langworthy Women's Community Club Presbyterian Aid Society Sylvan Bixby Edgewood Rex Rickless Monticello Royden L. B. Callahan Cedar Rapids L. B Callahan Lange's Scotch Grove Irvin Leggett Kellum Presbyterian Church George Oltman W. H. L. Schuetz Beecher, Ill G. J. Rickels Atkins Frank Pelkey Robert Wyoming Kent Moats Independence R. W. Brady Martello Raymond Jacobs St. Louis Miss Stingley Gerd Rickels Edna Walraven Tama Farm Bureau W. B. Henrichs Lee Streets R. A. Naylor Alpha Connelly Chauncey Mowrey Anamosa W. S Webster J. R. Kennedy Bacon Wilma Mackrill Will Duncanson Pearson Frank Larkey H. B. Warren San Diego Cal Otto Allen Harriet Lamey Barlow G. C. Flett Somers Wis Charles Rowe Moline Ruth Helfrich Onslow Edwin Wilcox Her Missionary Society Onslow Society George Lyons O. E B. S. Grand Chapter Lyons Lillie Smith Marion Smith Peterson Peter Blackmer Blackmer T. J. Joseph Florida Eastern Star F. A. Trish Rosalia Cummings Lila Landers Frank Wheeless F. M. Dean Marshall Neil A. H. Larkins B. A. Moore Jane Long Manchester Edna Marley Letha Riser Bethany Clarke Hall Hopkinton Dean Morton Minden Donald Lewis

Local Social Notes and Family Visits Highlight Weekend

Langworthy Mrs. J H Batchelder returns home from Peoria Illinois after two weeks with daughters Kathryn Brandt and Arthur Groover. Henry Heyen visits his parents in Town City. George Oltman funeral attended by multiple relatives. Kathryn Ortgies and William Poppe wed at Wayne Zion church. Community members visit, travel, and school reading test noted.

J. H. Batchelder Kathryn Brandt Arthur Groover Peoria Ill Groover Batchelder Henry Heyen Town City John Heyen Henry Monk George Coffeyville Kansas William Oltman B. H. Hanken George Poppe Mary Poppe Margaret George Oltman Sand Hill Church John Hanken Esther Hanken Henry Jacobs Dorothy D. Monk J. C. Poppe G. J. Moenck Arthur Anamosa Casper Arduser Sand Spring Dave Wilson Sand Springs Lewis Ireland Everett Batchelder Marvin Ramsey Alburnett Kathryn Ortgies William Poppe Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Morey Mr. Cram

Interstate Commission Faces Burdens on Rail Costs

The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs keeping railroad security heads afloat for fiduciaries while avoiding new costs for industry especially agriculture. A 15 percent transport cost rise would be cruel and oppressive to agriculture and harmful overall.

Omaha World-Herald Interstate Commerce Commission

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