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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

6

Monticello News Highlights Local Visitors and Births

Monticello residents host relatives from Savanna Davenport and Des Moines. A son named James Riley joins Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cook of Monticello, while Mrs. Budge Weigand and Miss Hicks visit from Auburn and New York respectively. Various families visit, travel, or plan excursions to Chicago and Dubuque.

Nell Wilson Sunny Crest Sanatorium Dubuque Monticello Mrs James Wilson Caroline Hicks Auburn New York Hicks Ed Wenger Arnold Egeer Harold Kerer William Greeniter Geyse Montana Maurice Cook James Riley

Mrs Karl Fass Hosts Ladies Aid Society Meeting

Mrs Karl Fass hosted the Ladies Aid Society gathering with members present for a social afternoon. The event featured a brief report from officers and discussions on upcoming charitable activities.

Local Ladies Clubs Hold Holiday Socials and Bridge Games

The Ladies' Ald society of St. Matthew's Lutheran met in Luther hall with Mrs. Karl Fass hosting, followed by sewing and refreshments. The Friday Club met at Mrs. L. W. Lovell's home with a program on contemporary conductors and symphony, and neighbors honored Mr. and Mrs. Hicks on their 62nd anniversary at a Friday picnic supper.

Ald Society St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Luther Hall Karl Fass L. W. Lovell Frederick P. Stubler Symphony G. Hicks

Birthday Dinner and Club Gatherings Report

The article records a birthday dinner with guests including Miss Mabel Helsey of Cedar Rapids and Elizabeth and Leonard Helsey, among others from Austin and Anamosa. Schreiner chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic temple with a social hour and designated hostesses serving refreshments. A 4 club meeting at Mrs. Byron Abel’s home opened the 1934-35 year with art talks and readings. A Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class celebration and gift followed a party at Mrs. Huthregtse’s home, with listed attendees.

Mabel Helsey Grant High School Cedar Rapids Leonard Helsey Elizabeth Leonard Jr Harry Helsey Austin, Minn Jeanne Marise Anamosa Schreiner Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Belle Timmins Louise Field Caroline Schoenhut Grant Stambaugh Harry Rodman Emma Rickless George Timmins Oscar York H. E. Deischer

Miss Mary Doxsee Hosts FP PEO Luncheon at Home

Miss Mary Doxsee hosted Chapter FP of the P E O at her home Tuesday for a one o clock luncheon with a social committee. Twenty six places were set and a business meeting followed the meal. Officers for 1934 35 include President Mrs E J Noble and Vice President Mrs Blanche McLaughlin.

Mary Doxsee Alma Doxsee Helen Guyan Rena Kettlitz Louise Rickless Grace McLaughlin Lillian Stahler Harriet McNeill Olive Abel E. J. Noble Blanche McLaughlin Florence Roberts Winnie Rickless Elvera Grimes Lit- Han Stuhler

Epworth League Officers Elected Last Sunday

The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church held its annual officer election at the regular meeting last Sunday evening. Elected were president Dorothy Rolls first vice Iola Milroy second vice Lavonne Landis third vice Shirley Hobart fourth vice Margaret Smith secretary Berdena Behrends treasurer Charlene Rolls and advisory council Mildred Iverson Recene Ashton Gladys Shelley. Next Sunday is Epworth League Sunday with a 5 30 social hour followed by the new officers presenting the regular meeting program. All members are urged to attend.

Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church Dorothy Rolls Iola Milroy Lavonne Landis Shirley Hobart Margaret Smith Berdena Behrends Charlene Rolls Mildred Iverson Recene Ashton Gladys Shelley Epworth League

Clarence Bye Anamosa Boy Dies in Texas

Clarence Bye 81 died in a Dallas hospital of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at his parents home in Anamosa with Rev. Harry D. Green presiding. He was a member of the Musical Corporation of America and an Anamosa High School graduate from 1920. He is survived by his parents, a brother Clifford, and a sister Mrs. R. F. Springer of Colfax.

Clarence Bye George F. Bye Anamosa Musical Corporation of America Anamosa High School Clifford R. F. Springer Colfax

Reemployment Office Moves to 213 West Main Anamosa Iowa

The reemployment office previously in the courthouse has moved to the second floor above the Sally Ann bakery at 213 West Main Street Anamosa Iowa. All labor calls and registrations should be made at the new location. Use a Classified Ad to reach everyone with your needs.

Court House West Main Street Anamosa Iowa Sally Ann Bakery

Ladies Social Circle Meeting at Methodist church hosts

Miss Mary Doxsee welcomed the Ladies Social Circle to a Wednesday afternoon session at her home. After a brief business meeting a program featured two vocal duets by Mrs. A B Grimes and Mrs. Ed Huibregtse with Mrs. Byron Abel at the piano. Refreshments followed served by the hostess and Mrs. Ed Vernon, Mrs. Orpah Cramer, and Mrs. Ede Van Buren.

Mary Doxsee Methodist Episcopal Church A. B. Grimes Ed Huibregtse Byron Abel Ed Vernon Orpah Cramer Ede van Buren

Mrs Horace Edwards Hosts Birthday Dinner and Guests

Mrs Horace Edwards welcomed relatives at a family dinner Sunday for her husband’s birthday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs George Edwards and Mr and Mrs Elmer Sander with son Richard from Platteville Wisconsin. A Monticello group joined Monday for a potluck supper and birthday games.

Horace Edwards Mr. Edwards George Edwards Elmer Sander Richard Platteville Wis Monticello

Alpha Delphian Chapter Opens Year Meeting

Alpha Delphian chapter met last Friday afternoon at Mrs. Rudy Langer's home for the first meeting of the year. Mrs. Ed Huibregtse led the program on International Relations. Refreshments were served. Officers for 1934-35: President Mrs. Lillian Langer, Vice-President Miss Kate Maurice, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Elizabeth McLaughlin.

Byron Abel B. ©. Roberts Albert J. Stuhler Will McLaughlin A. B. Grimes George Guyan Alpha Delphian Chapter Rudy Langer Ed Huibregtse Lillian Langer Kate Maurice M S. Elizabeth McLaughlin

Supper series opens at Congregational church with educators

The first men's supper was held Wednesday evening in the Congregational church dining room. Supt A B Grimes and his school staff were guests. After supper a short program followed with Will Hodgson as toastmaster. Rev S G Gutensohn gave the welcome, Grimes replied. Raymond Hodgson sang two solos with Mrs Hodgson at the piano. Thirty members and guests attended.

Congregational Church A. B. Grimes Will Hodgson G. Gutensohn Mgr. Grimes Raymond Hodgson

Birthday Celebration Honors Henry Helsey at Home

A family reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Helsey marked Mr Helsey’s eightieth birthday. Guests gathered at noon for a luncheon and warm tributes to the celebrant.

Henry Helsey

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