Cedar Rapids Visitors and Local Notices 1922
A collage of social notes from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns lists visitors, brief travels, and small events. Names include Miss Belle Devlin Mrs. Mabel Peterson Dr Redmond and Mrs John J Locher among others with dates noting last Tuesday last week and December 7 8 9 1922. It mentions local merchants Schreiber’s Keyes Yourex silver Monticello Poultry show and new station agent J C Thornton. The item reads as a community update with multiple short mentions of visits operations and dates.
Monticello Area News and Community Notes
Local updates include Creighton homecoming attendance by Dr. Asa P. Lambert in Omaha, property transfer on South Cedar Street, and social visits of Bert Horsch and Lois Becker. The Monticello Poultry Show December 7–9 features Schreiber feeds, while Hicks & Rickless promote blanket sales. Community events include bake sales, church activities, and football fan visits, with numerous residents traveling or hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa P. Lambert
Omaha
Nebraska
Creighton University
Schreiber
Monticello
Steiner couple to visit Detroit for anniversary
Mr and Mrs A W Steiner plan a weeklong trip to Detroit Michigan to visit Mrs Steiner's sister as a second honeymoon celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary next week. Miss Velma Nichols hosted a party with school friends including Alice Cunningham Vera Podhaski Ida Kettelsen Evelyn Eby Ruth Hanna Gertrude Hubbard Catherine Jacque and others last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A.W. Steiner
Detroit
Michigan
Mrs. Steiner
Velma Nichols
Alice Cunningham
Vera Podhaski
Ida Kettelsen
Evelyn Eby
Ruth Hanna
Gertrude Hubbard
Catherine Jacque
Mother Zimmerman
Hloise Becker
Allen Shew
Rebecca Appleby
Genevieve Cooper
W. H. Laude
Monticello Farm Sale High Price for Holsteins and Crops
The Brechbuhl and Youssi auction at Pat Troy farm west of Monticello drew strong demand as twenty three graded Holstein cows averaged 66.60. Corn sold at 57 cents per bushel, oats 38 cents, with corn prices up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brechbuhl & Youssi
Pat Troy
Monticello
Rotary Luncheon Highlights Rotary Ideas by Fred Fisher
Cedar Rapids guest Fred Fisher spoke on Rotary Ideas at the weekly Rotary Club lunch last Monday. Chairman John T. Stott introduced him and led the program about the good a rotary club can do in any town. Mitchell Northrop, son of Charles J. and Mrs. Northrop of Monticello, now works as a construction engineer with Hugh T. Baker Construction Co. in Dayton, Ohio after three months at a Baker training school in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Locher
Cedar Rapids
Howard
Medical College
Iowa City
Monticello
William H. Mitchell
E. E. Reed
Fred Fisher
Rotary Club
John ‘T. Stott
Fisher
Rotary
Mitchell Northrop
Charles J. Northrop
Dayton
Ohio
Hugh T. Baker Construction Co
Northrop
Baker Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Arthur P. O'Rourke
American Legion of
Red Cross Seals Support Tuberculosis Fight In Monticello
Money from Red Cross Christmas seals sold in Monticello after December 1 funds tuberculosis control. Annually 150000 Americans die from TB and the disease causes over 500 million dollars in annual losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Monticello
United States
Lovell Township Farm Bureau to Meet at Public Library
The Lovell township farm bureau will convene Tuesday evening November 28 at 7 30 in the public library. Program items include solo by Miss Kehoe recitations by Alice Peterson and Catherine Dress paper Armistice Gleanings by Mrs John Jacobs Rice as a Food by Mrs John Steiner English Sparrow as a Pest by Charles Bates and election of officers with three reels of moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau of
Lovell Township
Miss Kehoe
Alice Peterson
Catherine Dress
John Jacobs
John Steiner
Charles Bates
Accident in front of hospital injures no one
An automobile driven by Sam Sulzner struck a buggy carrying Migs Louise Dietiker and Mrs. Yager near John McDonald hospital last Sunday evening. The buggy was demolished the horse bolted but was stopped. Sulzner says he did not see the buggy until he was too close to avoid impact. The Wabun Campfire Girls met in the library basement last Thursday at 7 30 and performed stunts after the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Sam Sulzner
Migs Louise Dietiker
Yager
Sulzner
First Street
Wabun
Alfrieda Reed
Hicks & Ricklefs
Catholic service opens Hopkinton chapel in hotel basement
Archbishop J. J. Kean of Dubuque led the first Catholic service at Hopkinton in the Hotel Phillip basement at 9 AM. Several priests from nearby towns attended and a future church will be built in spring. Rev. Francis Shuh will oversee Hopkinton and Sand Spring parishes, currently living in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
J. J. Kean
Dubuque
Hotel Phillip
Msgr. Herr
Howard
H. Rohlman
T. Warning
Dyersville
N. Keffler
Stone City
J. Albers
Monticello
Sand Spring
Emmert and Bridegroom Face Court Over Underage Marriage
A hearing before Justice of the Peace S V Dautremont charged Alvin Emmert with enticing and detaining a girl under 16 and Willie Emmett with aiding and procuring a marriage license after a 14 year old girl, Mabel Garner, and Emmert obtained a license in Anamosa and wed in the courtroom. The couple remain at Hopkinton, bond set at 500 for Emmett, and grand jury action is expected in November. Rena Zimmerman married Ernest Hoult at the bride's home with a large reception and plans to reside on the Hoult farm in Lovell township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
S. V
Anamosa
Willie Emmett
Charles Gould
Everett Orr
Hopkinton
Willie Emmert
Grand Jury
Rena Zimmerman
W. R. Zimmerman
Ernest W. Hoult
John W. Hoult
Monticello
J. Willms
Aion’s Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
John Hoult
Freda Zimmerman
Glen Iiler
Frances Hoult
Biler
Miss Hoult
Germany
Army of Occupation
Hoult
Lovell Township
California Tourist Sleeper Excursions Launched From Monticello
California tourist sleeper parties depart Monticello on Tuesdays December 9 and 19 January 2 and 16. They travel via C M and St Paul to Kansas City then Santa Fe lines without change, with 30 minute stops at Fred Harvey meal stations. Reservations through local GC M St P agents or C A Moore Des Moines Iowa 616 Flynn Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Monticello
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
GC. M
St. P
C. A. Moore
A. T. & 8. F. Railway
Flynn Bldg
Des Moines
Iowa
Zepha Leffingwell and Louis Hodawal Married in Oxford Junction
Miss Zepha Leffingwell and Louis Hodawal of Oxford Junction were married on the 10th inat. The ceremony linked two local families and marks a new chapter for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zepha Leffingwell
Louis Hodawal
Oxford Junction
Monticello Football Dominates Colwein 47 to 0 in season finale
Monticello trounced Colwein 47 to 0 on its home field in a dominant season closer. The game featured a strong passing attack and swift running as Monticello rolled to a decisive victory.
November 1892 Monticello notices recall local life and deaths
Thirty years ago in Monticello multiple obituaries and social notes mark November. Rev A L Palmer resigned as United Brethren pastor. Bertram A Gaylord died of typhoid fever. C M Prader died after a leg injury and heart trouble. Or Henry of Sand Spring passed away. Jonathan Croston, longtime Richland township resident, died. many locals married or moved, including W A Van Meter and Mabel Peltier, and Frank M Byerly and Mary B Clark. A fire destroyed Diamond Creamery Co cold storage, costing about 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Or. Henry
Sand Spring
Jonathan Croston
Richland Township
Messrs
Ed Smith
BE. EB. Reed
Agricultural College
Ames
Godfrey Schneider
Switzerland
W. A. van Meter
Mabel Peltier
Anamosa
Phillip Cline
Jackson Yousse
Nebraska
Jones County
Rachael Garrison
Joshua Garrison
Diamond Creamery Co
Winifred Felton
Alonzo Porter
Cleveland
Ohio
Chauncey Mead
J. Q. Adams
Rufus Richer
Mitchell County
Mary Fulton
O. R. Richer
Alfred Brazelton
Coggon
Chris Dinklage
Maria’ Lubben
Wayne Township
Frank M. Byerly
Onslow
Mary B. Clark
John Clark
W. H. Samels
Miller Bros
Protect young trees with wire screens at first snow
Farmers advised to wrap young trees with wire screens when the first snowfall arrives to prevent rabbits from gnawing the bark. This measure aims to preserve saplings through winter by shielding trunks from rodent damage.
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the. Monticello
J. W. Noxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee Wtors and Proprietron
Peaceeys
E. G. Burrichter
Home News
Keyes
Hoison
Locher
Belle Devlin
Redmond
Mabel Peterson
Cloquet
Minnesota
Gulbransen
John Eb, Bateman
Lost Nation
Singer Sewing Machines
Locher’s
Tom Warner
Tom George
Lucile
Frank Locher
Charles Kay, Sr
Farley
Fred J. Kay
Monticello Poultry and Protective Association
Sarah Cumming
Moline, Illinois
J. W. Coxsee
Leah French
Marion
Ww. J. Smith
R. R. Smith
Wayne, Nebraska
A. W. Cramer
Halstead Carpenter
Edward Templeton
Fred Kellum
Monticello Poultry An and Protective Association
E. J. Reed
Des’ Moines
Supreme Court
Newton Parrott
C.J. Newlin
Viola
J. W. Anderson
Leonard Heisey
Austin
Henry B. Heisey
William Stuhler
Hansetta McHugh
Wyming
Edna Hoegen
August Rickless
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. C. Thornton
A. I. Jackson
Mr. Thornton
C. M. & St. P. Railway Co
Maquoketa
Hirsh Hutton
South Cedar Street
D. BE. Hanawalt
Bert Horsch
Davenport
Fred Matthiessen
Princess Theater
Hicks & Rickless
County
Lois I. Becker
Emma Grote
Ladies’ Aid of
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
J.B. Zimmerman
Ira Krouse
Missouri
John Krause
Harry Locher
Mr. Locher
Anton Locher
Imogene Stuhler
Elgin
Illinois
F. §. Stahler
Hicks & Ricklers
Richland Center Presbyterian Church
L. A. Iverson Furniture Store
Floyd Sargeant
Gladys Sargeant
Father Murtagh
Edgewood
Monticello-Delwein
Murtagh
Milly Crim
Mercy Hospital
Meyers
Harold Adams
Grace Ellen
George L. Lovell
R. H. Ricklets
W. L. Hanssen
Norman Davidson
Clinton
Masonic Order
Joseph Locher
College of Dentistry
The
State University At
William Netcott
Lowdon
Edward LeVan
Oklahoma
George Lovell
LeVan
John Magee
Cornelius Cashen
Joseph Chaloupka
Ray Dunlap
George Keith
King’s Trevalds
Methodist Episcopal Church
Star Meat Market
Ladies’ Rosary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
Castle Grove Township
Rosalie Sparks
Reva Midcalf
Martinsville
John Staff
Miss Sparks
Mrs. Staff
Miss Midcall
J. L. Arduser
Henry Pillard
Cass Township
Shover & Nagel
Will Hanken
Rudy Rohren
Mary Graves
John Graves
Z. A. Graves
Page’s Ranch
Watsonville
William ‘Dye
Walter. Heath
Maquoketa River
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Johnsontown Church
J. H. Brammer
Schuetz
Isaac Sears
Clara Weir
Vera Starry
Frank Eberhart
Miles City
Montana
Jones
Eberhart
Rosebud
Claire Aitchison
Marguerite Aitchison
Moline
Karl Richardson
Richardson
Newton
Peterson Department
Catherine McConnell
Eliza Meadon
Oakwood Cemetery
McConnell
Delap
Rochester
John J. Eggers
East First Street
Louis Eggers
John
Firestone Tire Co
Clayton
Delaware
Sam Christ
Sam
Greece
Mr. Christ
Jones County Trust and Savings Bank
Jimmie Neilsen
Davenport-Calmar
Jackson Junction
Calmar
Anamosa Journal
Legion
City Hall
Alberto Cilley
George Atkins, Jr
Atkins
D. A. Downing
Hollowell Musical Company
Chicago
Opera House
Hollowell Company
Legion Boys
Anne Havas
Ita
Oelwein
Monticotlo
Anamosa High School
Philomathean Literary ‘Society
Wyoming
Parsons
Carpenter
Shelley
J. Hong
Monti High
Miss Maurice
Leyland Skeliay
Kooy
Grant Vocational
Monti- Cello
Wenzlick
DR. M. F. Hogan
F. A. Hefner
Stickford Drug Store
Knights of Columbus
M. F. Hogan
W. Doxsee
Chas, A. Doxsee
Doxsee
Doxsee Attorneys AY Law
Preate Court
Lovell Block
Lows
Tobe Husmann
Lowa
P. J. Malcolm
Towa
Karl M. Keyes
Blassos
Shover & Boss
Poland
China
Holstein
Lowell State Bank
Standard Oil Company
Board of Directors
S. Michigan Ave
Thomas Stimpson
Patrick
Wat
Paul E. Gibson
Ollie
Monticello State Bank
I. V. Dautremont
Nashua
Esmond
McCall
Monticello, IA