Eleanor Manternach Weds Clarence Quint
Eleanor Manternach daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Manternach tied in marriage with Clarence Quint son of Mr and Mrs Joe Quint at St Marys Cascade on Tuesday Nov 18 The ceremony was by Father Mayer with St Marys choir The couple were attended by Veronica Manternach and Sylvester Quint A reception for 80 followed at the Quint and Manternach homes They will live near Ryan after a wedding trip The bride attended St Marys Cascade and the groom studied at St Pauls Worthington He helps on the farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eléanor Manternach
Joe ‘Manter
Cascade
Clarence’ Quint
Joe Quint
Ryan
St. Mary's ‘Church
Mayer
St. Mary’s
Veronica Manternach
Sylvester Quint
St. Mary’s School
Julie DeShaw Heads Junior Legion Auxiliary
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary held its initial meeting under Mrs. Don Morey and Mrs. Frank Shimanek. Julie DeShaw was elected president with Dixie Bell as vice president and Donna Morey as secretary treasurer for six months. Fifteen members attended, 34 total, and meetings are set for the first Tuesday of each month at 4 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Morey
Frank Shimanek
Julie ‘“DeShaw
Dixie Bell
Donna Morey
America
Morey
Carol Ann Harford
Sarah Vernon
Mrs. Ross Baty Hosts BB Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. Ross Baty entertained the BB Bridge club at her home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs. R. J. Bone and other locals. Prizes in contract bridge went to Mrs. R. V. Mullen, Mrs. John Shover, and Mrs. Bone, followed by a salad lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Baty
BB Bridge Club
R. J. Bone
L., D. Barrack
Ralph Wilson
Richard Long
Irvin Rhatigan
R. V. Mullen
John Shover
Bone
Business and Professional Women Hold Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women club met November 13 at Peterman's tea room for a dinner. Augusta Melsha chaired Public Affairs with Mildred Meyer and Lorna Lehman performing accordion solos. Guest speaker Miss Emelda Kunan spoke on Conservation of Our Natural Resources. Mrs. F D Deischer discussed the youth center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and
Peterman’s
Augusta Melsha
Mildred Meyer
BPW Federation
Lorna Lehman
Emelda Kunan
F. D. Deischer
Miss Kunan
Deischer
Chester Condit
Augusta Ahrenholtz
Kathleen Barnhart
Community Groups Host Socials and Meetings in Monticello
Farm Bureau Women from Lovell Castle Grove and Richland townships met November 13 at the Monticello Lutheran church basement for a pot luck lunch and a program by Miss Emelda Kanan on Building Habits and Developing Character in Small Children. About thirty mothers and children attended. Coach and Mrs. Leslie Linnen hosted a football squad party at the Youth Center with fifty youths enjoying games dancing and snacks. Delphian Club met at Mrs. L D Barrack’s home with Mrs. Frank Stimson presiding and book Lost Island reviewed. Delta Delt members gathered at Mrs. John Shover’s for a dessert bridge with L D Barrack a guest. high scores were Mrs. Richard Long and second place Mrs. Asa P Lambert. Harmony Eight Club celebrated Mrs. Ralph Wilson’s birthday with a cooperative supper and contract bridge. high scores went to Mrs. L D Barrack and Mrs. W E Tuetken. Pinochle party hosted by Mrs. Tobias Hanken featured high score Mrs. M J Cass. traveling and low prizes went to Mrs. Russell Meade and Mrs. Ben Jurgensen. Hostess served lunch at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lovell
Castle Grove
Richland
Monticello Lutheran Church
Emelda Kanan
Delta Delt
John Shover
Delta Delt Club
L. D. Barrack
Richard Long
Ralph Wilson
Harmony Eight Club
W. E. Tuetken
Wilson
Tobias Hanken
M. J. Cass
Russell Meade
Ben Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Emma Zimmerman
Minnie Butler
McLaughlin Announces Monticello Wedding Date
Mrs. Clarence A. McLaughlin of Monticello announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Helen Louise to William F. Marsh of Monticello. The ceremony will be held Saturday at 4 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church with Rev. J. B. Hodgson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Doxsee
Helen Louise McLaughlin
William F. Marsh
Clarence A. McLaughlin
E. J. Noble
Leigh Clark
Marileigh
Wilbur K. Coxsee
Monticello
Earl Rynerson
Anamosa
Helen Louise
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
Women's Fellowship Circles Meet At Presbyterian Church
The Women's Fellowship society of the Presbyterian church held three circle meetings last Wednesday afternoon. Circle one was hosted by Mrs. Glenn Jones with topics on Christian Friendliness led by Mrs. Li R. Hoag. Circle two opened by Mrs. Louise Good with devotions by Mrs. Joe Messerli and program by Mrs. Wyland Bone followed by a social lunch. Circle three hosted by Mrs. Paul Petersen featured business led by Mrs. Ida Cass and an opening worship led by Miss Margaret Wismeier with topic by Mrs. Harold Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Glenn Jones
I. H. Snelder
L. V. Drexler
Li R. Hoag
Kenneth Serbousek
Lloyd Pickett
James Hollar
Jake Arduser
Raymond Marolf
Orlando Null
Circle Two
James Reade
Louise Good
Joe Messerli
Wyland Bone
Edna Bual
Len Bual
Margaret Hein
A. J. Em
Earl Benedict
Mary Barrett
Glenn Behrends
Rudolph Ambuehl
Clayton Adamson
Ethel Leytem
Elhconip Club Winter Meeting At Goodyear Home
The Elhconip club held its first winter gathering at Mrs. Larry Goodyear’s home with three pinochle tables. Mrs. Goodyear won high score while guest Mrs. Robert Siebels took the traveling and low score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elhconip Club
Larry Goodyear
Pre nuptial shower for Dorothy Griffith and Dale Lange
A Sunday Nov 16 shower at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lange celebrated the upcoming marriage of Dorothy Griffith and Dale Lange set for next month. Guests from Anamosa Monticello and Hopkinton attended as bingo and music by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Miller filled the afternoon. gifts for the couple were plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lange
Dorothy Griffith
Dale Lange
Victor Miller
Miss Griffith
Mr. Lange
Anamosa
Monticello
Hopkinton
Pinochle Club Meets With Mrs. Everett Nickel Thursday
Thursday evening members of the pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Everett Nickol. High score of the evening was held by Mrs. Harry Matthiessen, and Mrs. Leo Staner won the traveling prize. Following the games, refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Nickol
Harry Matthiessen
Leo Staner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Manternach
Clarence Quint
Julie DeShaw
Junior Legion Auxiliary
C. A. Doxsees
Mrs. Ross Baty
Jonathan
ALN Rcs
Brooms
Priscilla Alden
Farm Bureau Women’s Group
Luther Hall
Leslie Linn
Youth Center
Delphian Club
Barrack
Frank Stimson
Fred J. Kay
Helen L. McLaughlin
Anamosa Chapter
P.E.O
Gladys Huibregtse
Chapter FU
Grace McLaughlin
Halstead Carpenter
Lena Remley
Los Angeles
Calif
Leta Matthiessen
Emma Maurice
Blanche McLaughlin
Lisle Lovell
Josephine
Jennie Clark
Garden Club
F. P. Stuhler
Cecil Goettsch
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Louise Dickinson ‘Rich
H. S. Richardson
Golden Mello
Goodyear
Glenn Hargrave
Glen Hargrave
George Timmins
Tom Hamilton
94 Club
Clarence McLaughlin
Sketch
London
Guy Bonwell
England
Castles
B. B. McLaughlin
Bach
Irving Hintz
Frank Martins
Virginia
Henry Prult
Claude Slauson
Cecil Sutton
Robert Riley
Williamsburg
R. H. Prull
San Jose
Melvin Siers
Richard Prull
Everett Nickel
C. G. Thomas
Congregational Women's Society
Thy Neighbor
Iowa
Frieda Hanken
A. J. H. McNeill
Imogene Stahler
Kate Perley
Harriet McNeill
Ella Hicks
Jessie Hayden
Ladies Working Band
Perley
Frank Hayden
Thomas
Shaffer-Henderson Inc
Rickless
Swanson
Everfresh
Ccrose Swanson
New York
Agar
Loin Hale
Kraft
Eice
Othness
California
Mickelberry
Stokely
Mott's
Jar
Phillips Red Raspberry
Bagdad
Sunmaid
PES
Sweet Peas Green Giants
NATCO
Iss
Pascal Celery
Colorado
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