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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1933

Page

6

Prairieburg Community News Highlights Local Moves and Visits

Prairieburg residents report family moves from the George Knott and Tony Christy homes to Cedar Rapids area. A busy weekend includes Miss Wilma Holub at home in Cedar Falls and visits by Leo Holub, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warnott, Mrs. Hannah Henderson, and several others. Notable events include infant Robert Dean Kaliban's baptism at St. Joseph's and emergency appendectomy for Agnes Bohlenek with favorable recovery. Friends and relatives gather for birthdays and church activities as illness and travel ripple through the community.

Ed Kula George Knott Tony Christie John Plouer Golda Walmott O. A. DeLancey Joe J. Holub Leo Holub Monticello Prairieburg Joseph Holub Maurice Holub Pailaaden Prairburg Tony Christal Cedar Rapids John, Jr Gale DeLancey Donna Vir Jim Walmott Waubeek Milo Kaliban St. Joseph's Church Robert Dean J. Kucera Guy Lawrence Father Holub Dubuque Willie Kehoe Castle Grove Joe B. Holub Albert C. Kula John McCrea John Dolan Harry G Roy Warnott Tom Wilmott Walmott Hannah Henderson Frank Mclaughlin George Finn Viola William Broz Iowa City E. E. Parsons Marion Julia Rundell Ruth Oakdale John Coons Near Marion Leone Walmott Kenneth Sanders Jennie Crosby Lura Byerly Inez Whitney Nettle Floyd Esther Anthony Agnes Bohlenek Mercy Hospital Anamosa John Walker Lucille Joe Hills Lila Alburnett Fred Stirm M. E. Union Aid Society M. E. Church George Minnis Charles Lamont E. J. Patnode Stone City Richard Patnode

Amber Marriage Vows Sealed in Sumner Ceremony

Miss Selena Mardorf and Louis Schladetzky wed last Wednesday at Sumner in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Carl Mardorf. The bride, active in 4 H and Christmas seal work, will live on a farm near Wyoming with her groom. A social round followed with guests from Monticello Anamosa Scotch Grove and Maquoketa.

Selena Mardorf George Mardorf Amber Louis Schladetzky John Schladetzky Olin Sumner Carl Mardorf Schiadetzky Jackson Township Jones County Wyoming Alva Gerdes Will Jansen Francis Hoult Will Zimmerman Rena Hoult J. W. Hoult George Ernie Hubbard Ernie Wahl Monticello George &Becht Marie Dorgeloh Julia Foarde Harry Barton Anamosa Ed Helgens Herman Helgens Scotch Grove Eugene Bailey Ethel Gene Elizabeth Wilson Maquoketa Antioch Will Norton Pete Cosmo Cedar Rapids Lloyd Robertson

Geo Stuhler's Sons Firm Serves Monticello Over Seven Decades

The center photo recalls the original boot and shoe shop started by Geo. Stuhler Jr. in 1861. It sheltered an era when boots and shoes were custom made for patrons. A close view shows the shoe department window displaying the newest footwear styles.

Geo. Stuhler, Jr

Local Notes and Gossip From Center Junction Area

A round of social events and health updates from Center Junction and nearby towns. The Rev Roland Badger of Springville, former local, attended a wedding anniversary gathering at Cletus Boland's home. Out of town guests Hilda Tissmer and Alice Deeny visited Waucoma. Mrs Engwert Willms visited her hospitalized husband in Iowa City. Philip Bailey and family and Howard Andrews visited the Carl Husman home near Monticello. Amanda Weiss funeral in Anamosa drew many local mourners, with Philip Bailey as pallbearer. Bunker Hill school closed due to scarlet fever epidemic. Robert Lee Lincoln ill at home. Center Junction play cast plans to perform here next Wednesday. Astruman club met with Mrs Henry Koon. one act play by Mrs Carol Hunwardsen and others appreciated by audience. Miss Mary Dawes returned home to Center Junction.

Roland Badger Springville Cletus Boland Hilda Tissmer Alice Deeny Waucoma Engwert Willms Iowa City Philip Bailey Henry and Phil, Jr Howard Andrews Carl Husman Monticello Amanda Weiss Anamosa Center Junction Astruman Club Henry Koon Lou Barnes Carol Hunwardsen Mabel Paulsen Ruth Fayram Bernadine Smith Mary Dawes

Community Notes and Visits From Cedar County Weekly

Onslow Dr C R Smith reports a boy in the Harm Harris home and a boy in the Harley Streeper home marking first child births while a girl arrives in the Moran home north of town. A dance at Odd Fellows hall featured Goldsmiths orchestra. Joan and Jane Elien Paulsen visited with Mrs. Paulsen’s parents in Wyoming. Mrs Jessie Snyder was taken to Iowa City for treatment. George Lyons hosted Cliff McDonald and family from Center Junction, with a Rochester trip for Mrs McDonald’s consultation. Annie Garnett visited Anaмосa with daughter Mrs James White. James Buckner and three children visited Mrs Buckner’s mother Mrs Joseph Wasson. Oliver Spooner and Mrs Jessie McMaster greeted visitors from Oxford Junction. Kennedy family and daughters spent Sunday in Cedar Rapids. Fred McLaughlin of Monticello visited Mrs S G Hutton. F K Barnes attended business in Cedar Rapids. A corn husking at John Strong’s drew 31 men on 26 acres. dinner prepared by women. Strong is ill. Cecil McKinstry visited his brother Leonard and family after eleven days furlough from ship duties in Cuban waters. Junior play cast went to the…

C. R. Smith Harm Harris Harley Streeper James Moran Odd Fellows Hall Goldsmith George Paulsen Joan Jane Elien E. L. Anderson Wyoming Jessie Snyder Iowa City George Lyons Cliff McDonald Center Junction James Buckner Anamosa Buckner Joseph Wasson Oliver Spooner Oxford Junction Jessie McMaster Kenneth Kennedy Cedar Rapids Fred McLaughlin Monticello G. Hutton F. K. Barnes John Strong Mr. Strong Cecil McKinstry Leonard Navy

Kray Hospitalized After Appendix Surgery in Monticello

John H. Kray was taken to John McDonald hospital in Monticello Monday evening for surgery to remove a ruptured appendix. He had a serious but improving condition. Vincent Stulken helped at the Kray farm as he recovered.

John H. Kray John McDonald Monticello Vincent Stulken Kray Farm Ellert Prull Mr. Prull

Weekend college football results from Iowa teams

Iowa colleges posted results including Iowa 14 Purdue 6 and Iowa State 6 Drake 13. Other scores show Simpson 18 Buena Vista 0, Luther 13 Cornell College 6, Central 0, Iowa State Teachers 25 Luther 13, Iowa Wesleyan 14 Western State Teachers 7, and St Ambrose 19 Parsons 6.

Iowa

Many Odd Facts Found Concerning The Bible

A Hartford Courant column by W. J. F. explores Bible trivia noting its 66 books 1189 chapters 31173 verses and millions of words and letters with two rival counts cited by Dr Horne. The piece jokes about variations in biblical compilations and the challenge of precise totals.

Redway Hartford Courant Horne

Wicked Bibles and Their Curious Misprints Through History

The piece recounts notorious Bible misprints and editions like the 1631 Wicked Bible by Barker and Lucas, the Pearl Bible of 1633, and later versions with striking errors. It highlights how a misplaced comma or altered word transformed verses and became collector's items, including the famous to remain error propagated through printing.

Walsh Robert Barker Martin Lucas Paul Gilead Jeremiah The Bible Society of England

Reading Fun For Boys in 1934 American Boy series

The American Boy Youth's Companion announces 12 issues for 1934 from arctic to Haiti to Africa with new Jimmie Rhodes adventures. Subscription offers include $2.00 yearly, three years for $3.00 before January 1, with service starting on the requested issue. Detroit address and ad copy present.

Arctic Haiti Plateau Asia Africa Jimmie Rhodes Brooks Kelly Field High School America American Boy Youth's Companion Second Blvd Detroit Mich Advy

Clerical notes and obituaries from Anamosa Eureka clipping

Foley brothers finish season work in Clinton county. Amanda Weiss dies at 80 in Anamosa. Charles Brown of Blanchard died after long illness. Sylvia Hines named superintendent of state juvenile home at Toledo succeeding her husband. funeral in Anamosa Congregational church. Hines previously Sylvia Brownell of Anamosa. son William attends Toledo high school.

Foley Bros Clinton County Amanda Weiss Joseph A. Weiss South Ford Street Wells Pennsylvania Mary Soper Charles P. Brown Missouri Blanchard Iowa Brown Sylvia Hines E. J. Hines State Board of Control Toledo Anamosa Hines Sylvia Brownell William Toedo

Stop Gas Pains German Remedy Relief On Both Bowels

An ad from Palmer's Popular Pharmacy touts Adlerika as a German remedy that cleanses the upper and lower bowels to relieve gas nervousness and insomnia. One dose is claimed to provide immediate relief.

Adlerika Palmer

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Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Company Geo, Stuhler & Sons Company Procee East Cass Township H. J. Mayberry Near Anamosa Frank Burlingham Ed Wheelock Burlingham Henry Uhr Order of the Eastern Star Lee Hannan Marie Stulken Lester Kray Elsie Benedict Charles Guilford Emil Poppe Fred Poppe Henry Poppe Lois Hannan Erat Central City Lyle Clark Ray Fairbanks Edwin Taylor Columbus Junction Allan Fairbanks Miriam Wilma Clark Kenneth Hubbard Decorah John Kray Robert Darrow McDonald Hospital Earl H. Deshaw Stuhler’s Rhombergs Rhomberg’s Pop Personal Finance Higley Buldg Third Ave Main St Arend Balster Sawyer’s Grace Jonathan Sugtine Fire Underwriters Quaker R. H. Balster Farm Onticello Iow
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