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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

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Marriage of Miss Sara Platner to Henry Hanken

Center Junction details the wedding at the bride’s home with Rev. W. H. Elges officiating in the presence of about thirty relatives. The couple plan a two week visit, then locate on the Krouse farm in spring and begin life as Mr. and Mrs. Hanken amid community congratulations.

Sara Platner T. S. Platner Henry Hanken J. B. Hanken W. H. Elges Springville Esther Platner Marion Platner Martha Hartken Mendelsohn Winifred Glenn Olin Myrtle Livingstone Iowa Nebraska Krouse Miss Platner Frank Story J. K. Duncan M. I. Church Madison Farm Bureau America Mary Davis Clay Peck Don Wherry Sheets J. M. Young Roy Minnesota H. Englehart Davenport Presbyterian Church Richard Samuel G. Thompson Hollis Ethel John William H. E. Stingley Mary Ellen Elmer Andrews Babe Louis Mead New Mexico J. N. Smith Dubuque Fred Kempt Martha H. J. Dirks Lavila Catherine Love Cedar Rapids Tuseday Englehart Jane J. M. Crane Nelle Oxford Junction Monticello Anamosa W. S. Leech Will Alexander Rank Alexander John Wright Maquoketa H. M. Hill Frank Preston Ohn George McDonald Wyoming A. E. Porter Waterloo Peter Prahm J. R. McNeilly Martello Gert Hanken Eden EB. L. Himebaugh Leslie O. O. Watson Selma Prahm

Busy Farm Bureau Meeting in Scotch Grove highlights programs

A large crowd gathered for the Scotch Grove Farm Bureau event with talks on seed corn, home reading matter, children’s books, and notes from the state fair. Local officials and residents discussed taxpayer concerns, housing construction, and community updates while social visits and travel details were shared.

Death and church changes mark week in town

James Maple dies at home on West Summit Street after illness. Funeral at Presbyterian church Wednesday with Masonic burial rites. Rev. Smith to leave M church charge, to be replaced by Rev. Cleveland from Stanwood. Auction set for Oliver Anderson’s 201 acre farm October 4 with farm implements, grain, and 67 Hereford cattle listed. Multiple social events and visits noted including baptisms, meetings, and visitors across town.

James Maple West Summit Street Mr. Maple Presbyterian Church Rev. Smith M. I Cleveland Stanwood Louis Sampson John Shedek Oscar Kinler Charles LubDage Tripoli Fred LaDage Belle Plaine K. H Mary Tompkins Missionary Society A. J. Lewis Monticello Lyle Tompkins John Buchholtz Anamosa Will Wilker Iowa City A. D. Hunt Wyoming Tom Hendrickson Louis Koch Worthington E. N. Stoffel

Women’s community club meeting discusses storage of bulbs and vegetables

At Scotch Grove on October 3 about thirty women met at Mrs. L. J. Schlemme’s home. The program began with a roll call on storage tips for bulbs and vegetables, followed by lessons on foods by Mrs. M. M. Sinclair and Mrs. F. D. Sinclair. County Superintendent Morey spoke on parents’ duties toward the school.

Scotch Grove Women's Community Club L. J. Schlemme M. M. Sinclair F. D. Sinclair Albert Schrader Chauncey Carsop Morey

Deaths and visits span Onslow town life October

Obituary notices recall Muamde Spooner death at Mercy hospital after an operation in Clinton. Burial near her father and sister at Bethel cemetery. Other items mention Henry Paul at a G A R reunion, Thomas Proudfoot’s death in California, a local auto trip to Sibley and Ocheydan, and various visits and church projects around Onslow.

Onslow Frriends Muamde Spooner Clinton Mercy Hospital Maude Mrs. Spooner Bethel Cemetery Henry Paul Des Moines Kossuth Paul W. C. Paul Thomas Proudfoot Rippen California Proudfoot George Lyons Lyons Sibley and Ocheydan Presbyterian Church Asturian Club J. C. Bowes Rawson Anamosa George Sears Ed Jeffries Floyd Challis Tipton Elma Behrends Irah Greiser

Prank TFerring Plans Stock and Machinery Sale Next Thursday

Sand Spring reports Prank TFerring will sell stock and farming machinery next Thursday before moving with family to Monticello to start a restaurant business. The community laments the loss of an estimable family and extends best wishes for their future success.

Monticello Allen Olmstead Florence Waterloo John Laurine Shuster Irene Tessie McDonough George Nordiman Hopkinton Frank Kowalsky Wisconsin Pkace Margaret Greer Strawberry Point K. Greer W. B. Guthrie New York City R. J. Guthrie Mesdames H. §. Pierce F. M. Wheeless Mary Guthrie Bacon Charles City Mr. Bryan Fr. M. Wheel

Prairieburg Social News Highlights Local Visits

Frank McLaughlin of Washington D C visited Cedar Rapids and his family here before resuming duties. The Walmuts moved into the Flockhart restaurant. Elmo DeLancey had a 16 foot fall while gathering nuts. Cedar Rapids visitors included the Sibleys Starrys and Locher. The Schloemers plan a move to Wisconsin. The Hanolds and Truesdells of Wyoming visited Burg. The Frankses moved to Central City. The Crosbys returned from Illinois. Flockharts hosted Cedar Rapids guests. Herman and Willie Fehr were hosted at the Rowley home.

Frank McLaughlin Washington, D. C Cedar Rapids H. J. Henderson John Walmutt J. J. Dolan J. Walmutt F. A. Kula John Sible Starry J. J. Locher Monticello Otto Schloemer Wisconsin Chris Hanold Roy Truesdell Wyoming Burg Wayne B. Franke Central City William Crosby Ilinois A. D. Flockhart Margaret John Sauser Marion

Sheriff seizes government liquor in raid at Tom Streets home

Sheriff Bodenhofer reports a raid this morning capturing 62 pints of government labeled booze. The government campaign in Jones county aims to destroy every common barberry bush to curb cereal rust, lasting about two weeks with farmers across the state cooperating. J J Fleckenstein begins gravelling between here and the county line using 17 trucks, planning completion in about 30 days depending on weather. Roy Joslin and Miss Verna M Hazen of the county wed yesterday at Denmark Iowa, Joslin’s home county. Mrs Joslin has served as county demonstrator with the Jones County Farm Bureau. couple to return mid October.

Bodenhofer Tom Streets Anamosa Jones County J. J. Fleckenstein Independence Niles & Hartman Fleckenstein Roy Joslin Verna M. Hazen Denmark Iowa Joslin Anamoga

Honored local leader reports multiple town changes

Last week Thomas Jones of Wadena completed a deal to own the Hotel Philipp, planning to run it with his family by November 1. W. H. Zoller and family move to Syracuse after selling their farm to Forest Hutton of Wyoming. Paul Gienapp marries Ioa Mae Culdice on September 20 1922, at his mother’s home with a Lohengrin march ceremony. A. S. Wilfong sells his Brutsman Wilfong garage interest to Hl. D. House who joins the business, while Wilfong contemplates his next move but stays in Hopkinton.

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Ioway F. C. Cramer Bertha Harken W. D. McLaughlin 8. G. Pfeil Bradley Davis Arthur F Airbanks New Mingland Town City Mr. Davis Louis O'Rourke John Hasler J. E Muller James &. Hogan Thomas Stimson Cass Township Tommie Harrison Lubben Kray Lubben John Schmidt Monticello John Stimson Will Zimmerman Cass Stimson Anamosa Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church Harry Fairbanks L. F. Balster Ernest Heiken Thomas Jones Wadena Philipp Tegeler Jones W. H. Zoller Syracuse New York Zoller Forest Hutton Wyoming Paul G. Gienapp Bertha Gienapp Ioa Mae Culdice Eugene Melchert Ryan Lohengrin Charles Wendt Clara Rudolph Gienapp A. S

William Moran 1839 1922 Iowa-born obituary note

William Moran son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran was born in St. Louis Missouri August 27 1839 and died at his Clay township home September 25 1922 aged 83 years 25 days He came to Iowa with his parents at age two where he had

William Moran Thomas Moran St. Louis Missouri Clay Township William Iowa

Obituary: Deaths of Harry and Frank in 1918 and Navy Loss

The obituary notes Harry, who married Catherine A. Quigley in May 1882, had six children Henry B Josephine now Mrs H Sherdan William F Edward Albert I and Rose C now Mrs Peter Red ley. Harry died November 2 1918 of influenza and Frank died November 5 in Brooklyn New York from burns on a launch explosion. Survived by wife and six children a brother Henry and sister Mrs M J Sheridan of Columbus Nebraska. Funeral at Temple Hill September 27 at 9am with pallbearers Mike Supple George McKeever John Supple John Roppes James McCormick Will Donehoe.

Catherine A. Quigley Henry B Josephine H. Sheridan Sargent Nebraska William F Edward Clay Township Albert I Rose C Peter Redley Harry Frank Brooklyn New York Henry M. J. Sheridan Columbus Temple Hill Mike Supple George McKeever John Supple John Roppes James McCormick Will Donehoe

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