Local Items and Visits From Cedar Rapids to Winthrop
Multiple small notices report social visits and greetings across local towns. Mrs. Henry R. Monk travels to Pomersy relatives. Anne Miller visits Cedar Rapids relatives. Mrs. L. E. Hoag and others visit Cedar Rapids. Miss Lucile Schweitzer visits Cedar Falls. Ralph Moon visits Warren. football game Inde pendence vs Monticello scheduled. advertisements for hardware and seeds. Maytag dealers meeting in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Monk
Pomersy
Anne Miller
Cedar Rapids
Monticello notices and regional society updates
Local notices report musical training plans in Monticello with a Hawaiian guitar class proposed by a violinist and instructor. Visitors from Kansas City and Chicago call on Cedar Rapids families, while a Mystic Workers convention delegate from Detroit shares outcomes. Soldiers’ kin and Knights of Columbus leaders are noted in Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
C. C. Ries
Knights of Combue
Town City
Anamosa
Monticello
Alleged Minister Of Quaker Church Held In Iowa City
A self described Quaker church minister was arrested in Cedar Rapids for soliciting subscriptions for a supposed agricultural colony near the city. The man claimed church backing but had no credentials. A notebook showed 100 plus businessmen from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Hannibal Mo contributed about $595 for the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Suimiletur
Dav- SaQar Ghone
Claun Hoyvers
Friends Church
Mark H Lund Appointed United States Attache to Norway Clubs
Monticello reports Mark H Lund of Middleton named United States attache to Norway clubs amid local civic ties. The article notes his education, early career in paper and food industries, and family background including two sons. mentions social events and bridge teas hosted by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark H. Lund
News of Society
U. S
Norway
Monticello
Mark H
Jones Courof
Ge Mardorf
Anc Gar
Mrs Ralph Bane Hosts Bridge Tea Gatherings
Mrs Ralph Bane hosted a bridge tea last Monday at 5 30 pm with yellow decorations. After tea, tables were set for bridge with scores noted. Three out of town guests joined from Onslow including Mrs Har Lyons and Mrs Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bane
Apheld
Har
Geoge Lyon
Hutton
Onslow
Musical Program at Antioch Church Delights Local Audience
A Tuesday evening program at Antioch church featured Hawaiian guitar by Edna Brutsman Theresa Pillard Mildred Holden Gladys Frost and Ida Pillard vocal selections by LaVonne Streeter saxophone duet Leo Ambueh and Irvin Poppe piano pieces by various performers including Lizzie Schoon and Pauline Burmeister plus violin solos vocal duets and a mixed orchestra with America’s Finest march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Brutsman
Theresa Pillard
Mildred Holden
Gladys Frost
Ida Pillard
LaVonne Streeter
Leo Ambueh
Irvin Poppe
Lizzie Schoon
Donald Rickels
Smilin
Dora Northrup
Robert Schoon
Wayne Orchestra
Pauline Burmeister
Blue Ride
Fuller Brothers
Clarine
Shirley Newlin
Mayeda Wilken
Laurine Zimmerman
Clara Bohlken
Jean Downing
Lynn Miller
America
Schnoebelen Faces Jones County Indictment Over Liquor Nuisance
H A Schnoebelen former Mon ticello resident indicted by Jones County grand jury for maintaining a liquor nuisance. He appeared in Anamosa with a $2500 bond signed by Ressler of Dubuque County. After fleeing, he was captured by Johnson County authorities and held on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schnoebelen
Monticello
Jones County
Anamusasek
Ressler
Dubuque County
Schnoebeler
Jonesco
Johnson County
Washington
Pea
Rae
Young Brews
August Butterfat Prices Reported at Monticello
Butterfat prices at Monticello show 56.8 cents per pound with variations noted and a total cream sale value around 29,050.49 pounds derived from local buttermaker Morey. The report cites price movements and regional buyers including Hutchinson and Cedar Rapids affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ib Morey
Mountiells
Hutchinson
Company of Cedar Rap
Shover Collie Jasper Heads Cedar Rapids Showcase
Jasper the trick collie, bought from Mr. Shover by a former UNC senior named Edwards five or six years ago, will perform at the Strand and Capital theaters in Cedar Rapids this Friday and Saturday. Elsewhere, Manchester area watermelon harvest runs unusually strong with melons at three quarters of a cent per pound and notable 45 and 38 pound fruit reported on the Dichtermiller farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Strand
Capital
Cedar Rapids
Jasper
Shover
Edwards
University of North Carolina
Manchester
Dichtermiller
Music lessons offered for winds in Monticello
Rex H. Ricklefs promotes introductory lessons in clarinet saxophone flute and brass. An instructor is being arranged to visit Monticello to teach interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flee C
Mano
Mbone
Monticello
Rex H. Ricklefs
Mrs. George McNary Hosts Luncheon and Weddings Featured
Social notes recount a one oclock luncheon hosted by Mrs. George McNary with forty guests and music by her niece Miss Lucile Inzgra. The piece also covers the marriage of Mrs Bertha Kaufman Sulzner to Ralph P Crim at the Reformed church parsonage and a farewell party for Mrs Paul Daake with the choir. A pinochle club supper at the Renk cabin on the Maquoketa river fed twenty plus men, plus a gift of johnny cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
George McNary
Here
Bertha Kaufman
Sulzner
Ralph P. Crim
the Reformed Church
Roland P. Kuentzel
Alfred Meier
William Ammeter
Crim
Monticello
Paul Daake
Methodist Episcopal Choir
Decorah
Carl
Richard Renk
John Biebesheimer
Musical Program At PLE Chapter FP Meeting
The regular semi monthly meeting of Chapter FP PLE featured a musical program at Mrs. Lovell's home. Mrs. McNary and Elfriede Cartano organized the event with piano selections and vocal numbers. The next gathering will be a picnic at the McLaughlins' home next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb. W. Lovell
George W. McNary
Elfriede Cartano
McNary
M Cartano
B. I. Lis
Clarence McLaughlin
Rotary meeting shifts to fellowship and visits
The regular Rotary gathering became a fellowship meeting. Dr. T M Redmond reported on a vocational service event in Independence. Albert Coe and Paul Drake resigned for positions in Des Moines and Decorah. No meeting next week due to district governor Clyde Hulsizer's official visit to Monticello. The Methodist Ladies circle held an afternoon social at Mrs O J Rogers with officers elected: President Mrs Frank Stimson Vice President Mrs Clyde Bixler Secretary Mrs Cliff Main Treasurer Mrs L H Lang. Forty guests attended and Mrs Paul Daake received a silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
T. M. Redmond
Independence
Albert Coe
Paul Drake
Des Moines
Decorah
Clyde Hulsizer
Rotary International
Monticello
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
O. J. Rogers
Frank Stimson
Clyde Bixler
Clff Main
L. H. Lang
Rogers
Will Shelley
Joel Starks
John Krouse
Mary Brown
Paul Daake
Country club party to close season Monday afternoon
The next country club party is planned for Monday afternoon October 15. All members are urged to attend as it will be the final party of the season. Also notices that girls are wanted for steady employment at Hoag Duster Company.
Clergy Visit to Dubuque Conference
Rev. J Willis Rev G Wolf and Rev BE L Arhelger of Wyoming Missouri drove to Elizabeth Illinois last Tuesday to attend the Dubuque conference held there Tuesday and yesterday. Mrs Frank White of Beaver Dam Wisconsin visits her mother Mrs John Barnts in Monticello after traveling with Mr and Mrs Paul Hearn who had been visiting her home.
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Rosa
Pasadera
Montice
HS. Richardson
Pasa
Monticello
J. Willis
G. Wolf
BE. L. Arhelger
Wyoming
Elizabeth
Ill
Dubuque
Frank White
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
John Barnts
Paul Hearn
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Ate
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Mary O Rourke Tives
Catecane the Geer of
Lagu
Beahi Perrine
J. H. Perrine
Eclipse Lumber Co
Emily Hicks
Laura Koop
E. E. Hicks
J. L. Arduser
Hopkinton
J. W. Schweitzer
R'J. Bone
Cedar Raui
Finlay
Wr Céecar Rauids
Thame Lirs
John Breen Pra
Chari
Gig
Fred Maitiesse 5Riessen
Harry Maire
CA. Sthaty
Winthrop
McNeill’s Hardware
Herman Hanken
H. A. Carpenter
Sioux City
L. E. Hoag
Wilbur Cartano
E. E. Hoag
Florence and
Carrie
Carl Atsuser
Sohn MiDenaic Hospital
Dha
Annua
Mir M. Kreyes
Robers Hardware
Rutland Patshint
McNeil Hardware
Lucile Schweitzer
Cedar Falls
Jo W. Schweitzer
Sere
Indepen Ernson
Bats
Princre
Lier
Nither
Fife Tre
Suneay Wely
Samuel
Alien
Hivehriad
Sirs. Feabert Baker
Maytag
Iowa
Company
Fromm
Newton
Minneapolis
E Jones
Caurhter Haeussier
Aene Hee
Henry Co
Mira Yesso
Ang Ruth Annaccom- Tas Eer Rap
Walter Kiburz
Kansas City
Olin
Lulu Cronkhite
Chicago
J. H. Lambert
Detroit
Mich
Supreme Lodge of the Mystic Workers
Statier Hotel
Cylere
Ervire
Quaker Church
Bone
Mesdames
Ralph Bone
Sham Smith
William Stuhler
Mark Hogan
Harry Stabler
John W. Schweitzer
G Guyan
Sieginedan
Halstead Carpenter
W. W. Ford
Antioch
He Puails
F. E Collin S. Viola
Antioch Church
Amber
Schnoebelen
Shover Collie
M. E. Choir
P. E. O. Meeting
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Dr. A. M. Maurice
D. D.S
Lovell
Chas. Shipman
Fernery
Crosley
Herrick
Zeigler
Hoag Duster Co
Karl M. Keyes
Optometrist
Legion Hall
McNeill’s
Arizona
Richland Center Church
T. B
Jersey
Henry Marks
Prop
W. H. Null
Monticello State Bank
Les
Lowell State Bank
Mueller
Jurnacette
Arend Balster Stores
Scotch Grove
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