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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

3

Community women aid bazaar nets support and quilts on display

The Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club held a November meeting at Mrs. John Otten’s home with a program and work on bazaar items. A club treasury gift for someone in need was directed by county nurse Miss Huston. A joint Friday entertainment with the Presbyterian Aid drew a large crowd, featuring rural school numbers, quilts aged up to 100 years, and a fortune teller.

Women's Community Club John Otten Huston S.ft Ald Society Women’s Community Club Stingley Hellen Miss Craigs Miss Gresory Edna Wessels Anamosa G. J. Hughes Abel Esther Sinclair Verna Loomis Constance Naylor Carol Naylor Robert Livingstone John Livingstone T. Street Hazel Perkins Cecil Lee Street Cedar Rapids John Street L. B. Callahan Chicago Indiana Geneva Loomis Amy Rosemary Zirkelbach Monticello Presbyterian Aid Society Albert Schrader F. D. Sinclair Arend Balster M. M. Sinclair W. B. Henrichs June Henry Hedden D. O. Sinclair Esther Clark of Farley Farmers' Grain Company Scotch Grove Center Junction Onslow Wyoming

Center Junction Social Clubs Plan December Events

The Women's club met at Mrs. Martha Heiken to discuss public health with readings on germs and quarantine. They plan a December 2 party for husbands at Mrs. Marietta Stanton's home and a Presbyterian Ladies' sale and dinner December 3 featuring a play Too Much of a Good Thing with listed participants. Prices: dinner 25 cents, supper 25 cents, entertainment 10 cents. Mr. and Mrs. J M Moses and Mrs. O O Watson attended a Marion funeral Saturday.

Martha Heiken Pearl Naylor Ethel Courtney Hazel Burge Marietta Stanton Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band A. Alyea Wynona Kleineck Ethel Dreibelbis Pauline Serbousek Margery Ahraken Pauline Holm Lyman Thompson Edward Bethurum Harry Alyea J. M. Moses O. O. Watson Marion

Death of Cedar Rapids resident shocks Richland Center

Mrs B T Balear of Cedar Rapids died suddenly last Thursday at her home. A former Richland Center resident for thirty years she was married to Rev B T Balear, longtime minister at the local Presbyterian church. Funeral services were held in Cedar Rapids with burial at Oak Hill. Pallbearers included John Marnegg H L Wismeier George Allen Ben Buol Fred W Hein and Will Balsiger. Miss Margaret Wismeier notes Christmas seals aid health causes and serve as festive decorations. She stresses funds will be needed amid emergency relief efforts.

B. T. Balear Cedar Rapids Richland Center Presbyterian Church Turner Chapel Oak Hill Cemetery John Marnegg H. L. Wismeier George Allen Ben Buol Fred W. Hein Will Balsiger Margaret Wismei Carl N. Hein Matthew Allen Bernice

Residents visit Cedar Rapids and area farms amid gravel pit discovery

John Yossi and Mrs Will Balsiger spent last Saturday in Cedar Rapids at Rev B T Balcar home. Earl Sherman of Center Junction visited George Hein Jr home last Sunday. Mrs Sam Hoffman and Miss Margaret Wismeier spent several days in Cedar Rapids at Rev B T Balear home. Herman Schreider and George Korman of Dubuque visited Joe Kibure home. Frederick Buol of Dubuque visited Leonard Buol home. A gravel pit was found on Galen Hein farm known as Peter Mundinger farm, graded as high quality for road work. Pit covers about two acres. 12 feet tested. Road from school No 4 to Paul Guyan farm graveling began from Richland Center toward John Hein Jr farm. Farmers load gravel. trucks driven by Paul Kurt. Mrs Will Balsiger led third clothing project lesson with Mrs J OBrien. thirteen ladies attended on Successful Tailoring. Next lesson planned Dec 17 at Elizabeth McQuillen home.

John Yossi Will Balsiger Cedar Rapids B. T. Balcar Earl Sherman Center Junction George Hein, Jr Sam Hoffman Margaret. Wismeier B. T. Balear Herman Schreider George ,Korman Dubuque Joe Kibure Frederick Buol Leonard Buol Galen Hein Peter Mundinger Paul Guyan Richland Center John Hein, Jr Paul Kurt J. O'Brien Elizabeth McQuillen

Silver wedding anniversary salutes Mr. and Mrs. Hamil

Cascade and Cedar Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamil celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at home on Saturday November 21. They wed in Dubuque on November 21, 1906, and now farm near Cedar Falls with two daughters Helen a teacher in Waverly and Bessie a senior at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Relatives attended from Cascade and beyond.

Charles Hamil Cedar Falls Cascade Iowa State Teachers College Hamil Smith Hamil James Hamil Sega Hamil Irma Alva Gordon William Aitchison George May Chicago C. O. Campbell Velma Lee Moline Henry Gosden Mesdames Fern Aitchison Alma Aitchison Lenore Ball Nona Nichols Rachel Melroy Eva Bevan Ciara Bevan Ruth Aitchison Lillian Stewart Jessie Martin Myrtle Aitchison Bertha Beard B. C. Wise A. P. Hamil Urban Red) Faber Margaret Faber M. F. Kurt E. D. Hogan A. J. Faber North Woods St. Martin's School St. Martin's Monticello St. Martin’s Bellevue Zwinglé Farley Epworth St. Joseph’s Zwingle St. Joseph's C. D. Baldwin Mesdames G. Wassenaar L. W. Will Lester Kevelihn Knights of Columbus K. of C Dummel Head Raymond J. Finn

Thanksgiving travel and family visits in Hopkinton area

Hopkinton residents plan Thanksgiving gatherings with relatives in Keokuk and Iowa City. Notable mentions include Mrs. Earl Griffith hosting the Kill Kare club, Dr. Earl DeShaw visiting from Monticello, Archie Wheeless undergoing surgery in Iowa City, and the birth of Virginia Ann Brown weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces.

B. M. Fergnson William and Paul Jennie Keokuk Donald Wilson Alfred Marolf Joseph Home W. J. Kirkwood Kirkwoods Miss Kelly Atlantic City N. J Jennie Ferguson Fred Reeve Reeve Earl Griffith Earl DeShaw Monticello U. T. Wheeless Archie Wheeless Delhi Iowa City Gordon Brown Virginia Ann Tinson

Amber Woman Presides at 91st Birthday Dinner near Anamosa

Amber resident Mrs. Sarah Jane Coleman celebrated her 91st birthday with family and friends at the home of her daughter Mrs. Harry Gray near Anamosa. About forty attended the dinner with a large cake and 91 candles. Coleman, born in New York in 1840, moved to Iowa at 16, married in 1862, and raised ten children. Other local notes include illness, gatherings, and upcoming community events such as a Presbyterian party, a farm sale, and the Midland school's Thanksgiving program.

Sarah Jane Coleman Harry Gray Anamosa Harry Coleman Carl Husman Antioch Presbyterian Church Provan Roscoe Lincolin Ben Englehart Henry Bailey Leggett Scotch Grove James Gray Delco Yount Lloyd Robertson Frank Preston Center Junction Grover Preston Midland Nellie Straesslin Eugene Bailey Jennie Belknap Amber Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society Ananosa Cletus Boland Wauconda

Miss Anna Helken Hosts Tailoring Lesson Followup

Miss Anna Helken held a follow up meeting at Mrs Will Ahlrichs home on November 18. The lesson on successful tailoring was led by Miss Hazel Bown.

Anna Helken Will Ahlrichs Hazel Bown

Community notes from Hintz home and local events

Nine ladies attended a gathering at the I. R. Hintz home the preceding Friday. A farm bureau meeting is planned for Friday evening. A minstrel show will entertain attendees. No chapel services were held Sunday due to bad weather. Steve McDowell is recovering from a back injury. George Nordman and son visited from Bowens Prairie for business on Monday. Heavy Sunday rain caused streams to rise high and damaged remaining down corn. Mrs. C A McLaughlin visited Iowa City last Thursday with her mother Mrs. E J Noble of Monticello.

I. R. Hintz Farm Bureau Steve McDowell George Nordman Bowen's Prairie C. A. McLaughlin Iowa City E. J. Noble Monticello

Local residents and shipping moves noted in Scotch Grove area

Langworthy Mr and Mrs John Lange and family visited the Oltman home Sunday. Abe Prull visited Cedar Rapids on business. Clifford Soper and son Charles moved into the Pruit house after living with Henry Monk in Monticello. Langworthy Shipping Association shipped two carloads of sheep last Tuesday. Henry Poppe shipped two carloads of cattle and hogs today. Allen Stutt drove to Cedar Rapids for George Folkers of Wayne. Mrs Herman Stutt picked small set onions from her garden this Monday. Florence Ireland of Wyoming called on the Lewis Ireland home Wednesday evening. An Arkansas Gazette editorial muses that legalized beer might reduce dist content.

John Lange Scotch Grove William Oltman Abe Prull Cedar Rapids Clifford Soper Charles Pruit House Henry Monk Monticello Langworthy Shipping Association Henry Poppe Allen Stutt George Folkers Wayne Herman Stutt Florence Ireland Wyoming Lewis Ireland

Supervisors Proceedings Continued Listings and Payments

Local board minutes detail numerous payments for labor, provisions, repairs, and services. Items include dragging, gravel, fuels, milk, sheep, and miscellaneous expenses, with totals and various names such as Russell, Scott Hardware, Peiffer, and Rickless noted among expenditures.

Unclear OCR Listing of Workers and Purchases

Fragmented OCR text lists names such as Wheeler Lumber Wilson Concrete Co and Wallace Publishing Co with scattered items like hauling gravel dragging and patrol duties. Numeric values appear as prices or rates, including 3.70 and 10.00, with many unreadable fragments.

Wallace Publishing Co Wheeler Lumber Willis W. M Manger John Whitcombe F. i Davis Waterbury R. E Aliges White's Consolidated Winkler Carl Vetter Young Westie Zimmerman H. H Weseman Wheelock Steve Westphal Herbert Waterloo Construction Co Waggoner Harold Patrol Wolfe Frank WEEMS Herman Dragging Visions Oo Esccs Escessesteeeseneerspeeeee

Ideal Gift Prospectus for The American Boy-Youth's Companion

A promotional piece touts The American Boy-Youth's Companion as ideal for boys ages ten to twenty. It highlights adventurous reader experiences overseas and in action, urges gifting to a son nephew or neighbor, and notes subscription prices 2.00 per year or 3.00 for three years with mail delivery to Detroit Michigan.

U. S. Mail Africa Foreign Legion THE American Boy—Youth's Companion Lafayette Blvd Detroit Michigan

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William Schneider Jameson Raulineg Wiha Marie Serboueek Towa City Prahm Pauline University J. L. Serbousek Jo Ann Henry Seehusen, Jr John Alexander Springville J. F. Livingstone Will Alexander Leroy Dirks Maurice Stingley F. D. Sutherland Eloise C. H. Nelson Winifred Robbie Stanwood Andrew McDonald A. L. Downing Arthur Glick Olin Everett Stickley J. A. McDonald Cliff McDonald M. E. Dodge Dale Dodge Don Markham Betty Lou Charles Bottomstone Rudolph Seehusen Charles Edward John McDonald Hospital Scott McDonald Don Augusta Helen Chamberlain George McDonald Wesley Hanken Walter Norris University Hospital N. C C. M. Holst J. R. McNeilly Ida McDonald Dorothy Co. W. Metcalf Paul Darting Wilton Junction Paul Paulsen Mae Himebaugh Kathleen Paulsen John Anton Norris Schrader Bert Clark Farmers’ Grain Company Wroming Esther Smith Roy Jeffries Waukon Henrietta Jeffries Doran Bettz Sabula F. A. Irish Dr. Brown Sawyer Brown de Best David de Best James Johnson Harlan Alfred Johnson F. B. Tibbitts Elnora Griffith Indianola Friends Albia Mary Zeuch Willa Zeuch Des Moines George Charles Thing Aldrich Hazel Green John Glant McDonald Amber Castle Grove Arkansas Gazette Park, Lee Bnico Sp Preston Peiffer Mrs Michael Platner M. Marion Picray H. J Paull Paul, Nyal Phelps, J. D Rickless E. C Ryan Anna Remington EB. C Roush Rohwedder E. F Rawson E. G Riches Russell E. M Scott Hardware Co Soper Lloyd Smith Dr. C Stickley Albert F. L Standard Oil Co Shankland H. P Rock On Road Sieg Co Studer, Frank Swift & Co Spaethe, C. A J. M Pickett Jim John M Henry M Peter County Nome Oo C. B Parmenter Chas Petersen Fred Palusen Lumber & Coal Co Quirk Richland Township Stulken Scripture Stivers Ray Gravel Sherman Schrader Elmer Tracy Mary L Tyler & Downing Teutken Tasker Neil Taylor P. J Twentieth Century Mfg. Co F. E Vacek Mike Wa Vanhorn Q. O Veitsch JURS Pennsylvania Bradford - Allegany Sinclair Pennsylvania Sinclair Dealer Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil Madsen Motor Company North Side Garage Sinclair Refining Co O. B. Burrichter Garage Hi. B. Hanken Farmers Service Sta. A. Bender General Electric Iowa Electric Company Iowa
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