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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1928

Page

3

Wyomin g Church Wedding and Local Notices

Louise Spiering of Winona Minn announces the marriage of her daughter Bertha to Dean G. Myers of Wyoming in St Martin's Lutheran church with floral decor and music. The ceremony featured Miss Bertha Kuhlman singing and Rev Alfred Sauer officiating. Attendants included sisters and friends. supper served at the bride’s home. The page also records obituaries, church notices, club events, visits, and local society news across Wyoming and nearby towns.

Louise Spiering Winona Minn Bertha Dean G. Myers George Myers Wyoming St. Martin's Lutheran Church Willard Hillyer Lohengrin Mendelsohn Bertha Kuhlman Alfred Sauer Myrs Arthur Dorn Gertrude Spiering Alma Rovsen Esther Harat Hillis Myers Brecher Arthur i Winena Wrombna Martha Sackett Anders Svorming Andersen Scotch Grow Wroming Presbyterian Ehturch Oliver Anderson Wilfred Anna Snirwiek Cedar Rapids Grace Greig Rock Island Floyd Moline Elsie Mott Hale Lillian von Sprecken Onslow Frances Bahnsen Esther Paul Charles Presbyterian Church Opera House Bernice Behnke Hopkinton Marjory Dawes Center Junction E. R. Marshall D. F. Wherry Leota August Hansen Robert Iola Krause Edmund Jurgensen F. C. Fifield Morrison, Il Fifield Robert Platner Orlyn Shaffer Chicago C. B. Shaffer John Arnold Prescott R. P. Overly Bernice Bramer Emma Lazare T. T. Club Nicholas Lewis Holtz Indianapolis Rev Jeffries Wateron James Tnelis Eloise Inelis Teedy Close Presbyterian Hospital Harvey Baird Ang Frances Aleta Cedar Falls A A Vaughn W. L. Dodson Este Park Colo Ed Hernon Carl Jenkins Detrai Mich Erina Westphal Chifearaie Pred Westphal Clarence Aname Lew Moor Ales Adame Gears Myers Corm Winona Lye Mabel Mudret Moran Ruth Turner Ana- Inosa Ed Millsap Herre Herman Sieveka Tour Mine Weemine Presbyterian Church of Scotch Grove Mod Presbyterian of Center Janetion

Welch and Marsters Lead Backfield Hopes This Fall

Purdue star Ralph Welch and Dartmouth halfback Al Marsters are highlighted as top backfield prospects for the upcoming season. Welch, a 190 pound speedster, excels in passing punting running and blocking while Marsters, dubbed Special Delivery, is lauded for versatility and headwork. Both are expected to drive their teams’ offenses despite knee concerns and tough schedules.

Philip Martin Ous Mindereta Plate Joesting Yale Caldwell Nebraska Presnell Pittsburgh Welch Vanderbilt Spears Southern California Drury Notre Dame Fianacan Scull Vivenin Thomasson Georgoe Howell Purdue Marsters Dare soCrety Georgia Stanford Ralph Pest Welch Purdee al Marsters Dartmouth Harvard Cotton” Wilcox Mr. Welch John Harvard Cornell Brown

County religious education leads Jones county meeting text

The article covers a Jones county religious education convention with talks by Mrs Lattice Mills and Rev A B Soule and lists elected officers including district secretary Mrs W B Brown and superintendents for children and young people. It notes a county gathering planned for Oct 9 in Monticello and mentions various local church members and upcoming events.

A. O. Sones Anamosa W. B. Brown Methodist Church of Wyoming C. H. Hanold Mabel Streeper Presbyterian Church of L. L. Ireland J. H. Hansen Wyoming Davenport Albert Uktorf Alfred Uktorf Henry Sintz Ed Geddian Peter Rogens Emma VanCampen McMann Lee Brand

Community notes from Richland Center and surrounding areas

Richland Center residents attend a funeral in Wyoming. Numerous visits and social events are noted including dinners, bridge luncheons, and weekend visits by families from Monticello, Cascade, Prairieburg, Monroe, and Cedar Rapids. Substitutes and vacations affect local mail service and visiting patterns among area households.

H. P. Hicks Anderson Wyroming Lottie Maruggz Fritz Marugg Ladies’ Aid Will Hoffman Anna Yossi Monticello Alfred Yossi Forest Ely Margaret Reichart Paul Guyan Harry Adam Hein Paul Jacobs Carl Arduser John Breen Breen Twin Cities Carl N. Hein Melvin John Hein Galen Charles Schneiter Charles Velma Nichols Cap Arduser Sand Spring J. J. Hayes F. W. Hein Ruth Lorraine George W. Hein Henry Wismeier Herman Hanken Ruth Schweitzer John Schweitzer Arthur Kiburz Kansas City Jake Arduser Reuben Tuel Cedar Rapids John Yossi Adolph Steuri Monroe Wis Will Husman Prairieburg Sam Clark Bert Clark Roy Lewis Don Derfiin

Community News Ties At Monticello And Surrounds

Local social roundup records numerous Sunday visits from families including the Kiburz Hoag and Beery households. The Farm Bureau held its first Richland township meeting at the brick schoolhouse with another planned near Rock. Various Monticello residents, repairs, and kin visits are listed, along with a silo accident at the Schneiter farm where a man was briefly unconscious.

Rock School Will Balsiger W. H. Behrends Sand Spring J.L. Tellon Will Null Monticello George Hein, Jr Chris Balsiger Len Hein Jake Metzenberg Galen Hein Mike Jacob Yossi Fritz Rube John Yossi Henry Rieniets Minnesota George Rieniets Herman Hoffman Len Buol Earl McLaughlin Onslow John Yogel Ben Redmond John Dietiker Anamosa Charles Schneiter Schneiter H. L. Wismeier Margaret Wismeier William Jarrett John Schweitzer Sidney and Janaan Dubuque Cap Buol Sand Springs Henry Otting Farley B. T. Balcar John Martha Cedar Rapids Adolph Egger Ada Will Burrichter Watson

Poultry Feeding Guidelines From Iowa State College

Immature pullets should not be forced into egg production on a regular laying ration. Leghorns and other light breeds may be ready at 3 to 3 1/4 pounds, while heavier Reds Rocks and Wyandottes should weigh 4 1/2 to 5 pounds. Minneapolis Journal notes Lyle Womack, known as Mr Ruth Elder, travels to the Antarctic with Byrd, remarking on colder conditions ahead.

Iowa State College Minneapolis Lyle Womack Ruth Elder Antarctic Byrd

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