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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

8

Center Junction Stitcher club meets for fancy work sales

The Stitcher club organized by young matrons met at Mary Bulgren's home for weekly gatherings of fancy work to be sold at Himebaugh's store a week before Christmas. Members include Helen Beall Mary Bulgren Rachel Dodge Margaret McDonald and others.

Mary Bulgren Himebaugh Helen Beall Rachel Dodge Margaret McDonald Vivienne McDonald Grace Mead Doris Moses Wynonna Thompson B. VD. Helken Lloyd Preston Chris Gill Will Bohler Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Estella Stingley Ray Bohler Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church John Livingstone Robbie J. N. Smith S. G. Thompson Will Rickels

Hopkinton Marries Clay Fear September 1935 in Galena

The Hopkinsion couple announced their marriage to take place September 6 1935 in Galena Illinois. The bride Una Bacon operates Una Beauty Shop in Hopkinton and will continue under the same name. She is the second child of E W and Mrs Bacon and is a Hopkinton High School alumna class of 1931. The groom Clay Fear is the eldest son of Bert Fear and has lived in Hopkinton for years. They plan to reside at the Cummings apartments.

Clay Fear Galena, Ii Una Hopkinton Una Bacon E. W. Bacon Hopkinton High School Paris Academy of Beauty Culture Cedar Rapids L. R. Kirkwood Bert Fear Cummings Apartments Fred D. Ratcliff Halfway Oregon St. John’s Lutheran Church Aid Society Mary Zeuch Odys Moore Finkbohner Hall Eleanor Marolf Dundee Lee Marolf Robert McBride Charles Crawford Lenox Iowa State University Iowa City Waring Geraldine Moore Agnes Gearhart Monticello F. R. Tesar M. S. Sandwig Hopkinton Banks Gamble Marengo Louis Herington Des Moines Ford Motor School Walter Slaser Dubuque University Lenox College Tipton Marshalltown Estherville Independence Dyersville Burlington Pitt Freshies Avalon Pittsburgh Maquoketa Waukon Mason City Albina Wartburg Elkader Waldorf Isabelle Edgar Lyle Joseph Elmer Kurth Walter Kurth Homestead Joe Moulton Thomas Edgar Polo Ill W. A. Edgar

Lenox Gym Hosts Harlemites In Buck Creek Rivalry Clash

New York Harlemites visit Lenox Gym in Hopkinton Iowa for a 8 o'clock game on Tuesday November 26 with Lenox College basketball team. Usual admission. Also notes social events community meetings and local incidents from Jones County including road accident and hospital update.

New York LENOX Hopkinton Iowa Lenox College

Various social events and land sale noted in Onslow area

Onslow William Chamberlain of Chicago bought 35 acres from Peter Schmalfeldt at $125 per acre. Locals gathered for the Mayberry silver wedding anniversary with games and supper. Diana Fret club hosted a six oclock dinner. Numerous visits and birthdays noted at Cedar Rapids Anamosa Monmouth and Iowa City with guests from Sumner Washington and Monticello. Copyrighted local notices continue with church guilds and Christmas seal luncheon plans.

Jean, Lois Doris Ruth Robert Livingstone Leone Preston Marie Serbousek Scotch Grove Township Presbyterian Church A. Alyea Robert and Harold Alyea Lowell Mason Dorothy Dreibelbis Eloise Sutherland T. E. Stanton J. M. Moses T. Stanton Russell Hughes John H Wallace Des Moines Cedar Rapids Lyman Thompson E. F. Kleineck Manchester Chris Kleineck Solon F. W. Bangs Anamosa S. G. Thompson J. F. Livingstone F. L. Himebaugh Helen John Alexander Springville John Hanken Wilma Scotch Grove B. D John McNeilly E. F. Burr Walker F. L. Serbousek Monticello C. H. Nelson William Chamberlain Chicago Peter Schmalfeldt John Mayberry Chris Eichhorn Diana Fret Club F. L. Harrington Jane Inglis L. B. Madsen Claude Dick Lyle Tompkins George Lyon Pete Eichhorn Hattie Dieckman Cecil Koon H. W. Koon Henry Eichhorn Elsie Walters Arnolds Park Hans Thomsen William Fletcher Ward Hicks Guild P. A. Smith Sumner D. A. Neville Washington Ray Hopkins Cal Clark Monmouth Mr. Clark Harriet Lamey

Community Visitors Share Sunday in Cass Township

East Cass Township residents hosted and visited kin and neighbors over Sunday. Several families from Hopkinton Anamosa and Langworthy joined in meals and hospitality at various homes including Scotch Grove Castle Grove and Cass Center with birthdays and family travel noted. Red Cross contributions were requested from Cass township residents.

Henry Uhr Lyle Forrest Craig Scotch Grove Leo Payne Hopkinton Carlos Payne Iowa City Earl Benedict Grace Benedict Henry Balster Sand Hill Alma Brokens Henry Willis Fairbanks Margaret Black A. M. Black Castle Grove Herman Stoddard Lee Hannan John Stimpson Sr John Anamosa Thomas Stimpson Emma Kray Eilert Prult Herman Tapken W. K. Black Herman Dirks Ernest Elsie Gladys Benedict Carl Brockhohn Henry Monk Monticello Will Rickels Chicago John Daly Clifford Daly Stone City Gay McConaughy Morley Marvin Bertha Tapken Fairview Heinrich Prull Cass Township Red Cross

Behrends Family Share Dinner in Monticello Home

Sand Spring hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Behrends and daughters for a Sunday dinner in Monticello at the home of Mrs. Etta Behrends. Also visiting were Mrs. E. H. Cox and daughters Phyllis and Donna Jeanne, and Mrs. John Blaker and son Larry.

W. H. Behrends Etta Behrends Monticello E. H. Cox Phyllis Donna Jeanne John Blaker Larry Margaret Gearhart George Gearhart Carol Coggan

Local Social Roundup Notices and Birthday Party

A wall of brief social notes from Center Junction and nearby towns records visits and visits by families and neighbors. Names include Cox Gearhart Bright Welter Batchelder Behrends Stevenson Lang Blaker Blinker and others with weekend and weekday gatherings and a Five Hundred game noted at a Stevenson birthday party.

Blum's Fur Market Opens Season With Top Prices

Hunters and trappers are urged to bring furs, pelts, and hides to Blum's for the new season. The shop has arranged with a leading outlet in the Eastern fur market to guarantee the absolute top prices, inviting customers to ship or bring their furs for maximum profit.

Blum’s Blum's

Local Social Roundup With Prizes And Visiting Guests

Prizes were won by Mrs. Albany and Mrs. Batchelder, W. First and Wiliam Baum. Dinner guests at the E. H. Cox home included B. W. Cox of Garnaville and families from Center Junction Wyoming Amber Kingsley and related households. Visits extended to Herman Welter, John Batch elder, and others as listed. Miss Neva Wilson spent time with the Schneiter family in Monticello.

Zona Wolfe Scott Baldwin Scott Mabel Streeper C. R. Smith J. M. Macaulay Mount Vernon Jones County League of Women Voters W. K. Kennedy Henderson Andrew McDonald R. W. Chatterton McDonald Albany John Batchelder H. Knapp Cascade Roman Gallia Baby Kingsley Herman Welter F. J. Welter Fred Tobin Joe Sherlock Worthington Neva Wilson Charles Schneiter Monticello

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