Local society notes and theater ads mixed in Cedar Rapids page
Mrs Frank Podhaski hosts Kensington club last Friday afternoon. Advertisements for Devlin Millinery and Denkhoffs Jewelry announce hats and eye service. Cedar Rapids visitors include Ida Wilcox Lisle Arduser and others. Miss Eloise Becker appendicitis case. Japan earthquake and Albu San of Old Japan at the Princess. various family births and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Podhaski
Kensington Club
Ida Wilcox
Lisle Arduser
Cedar Rapids
Devlin Millinery
Amd
John McKeaver
Imogene Stahler
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Janet Hazard
Major surgery at McDonald hospital last Monday
A large operation was performed on Mrs. Gerd Kammerman at McDonald hospital last Monday. Donna Lewis had tonsils and adenoids removed there last Saturday morning. Local social events include bridge parties, bake sales, and Halloween festivities at Wayne Township and surrounding communities. Jackie Coogan and a film program are set for Princess theater next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd Kammerman
McDonald Hospital
Donna Lewis
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello notices and events fill weekly page
Local readers learn of Poland China stock for sale and home moves to Pennsylvania. Updates cover theater, Rotary ethics, Presbyterian Foreign Mission meeting, Wabun Girls play Albu San of Old Japan, and Rotarian Weeks visit. Community news notes school sale, weather, farm payments, a counterfeit bill alert, and pastor Lang’s vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabun Camp Fire Girls
Albu San
Old
Japan
Opera House
Kay's
Jones County Farm Bureau Explains County Agent Choice
The Jones county farm bureau directors address rumors about the county agent selection. Frank Hunt was favorably viewed but not recommended by the extension department and is dropped as a candidate. Paul N. Smith of Canter Junction, currently acting as temporary agent, was offered the role and will respond at the November 3 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Frank Hunt
Hunt
Extension Department
Paul N. Smith
Canter Junction
Monticello High Notes Highlight Gridiron Victory and campus Events
Monticello high school reports a 25 0 football win over Mt Vernon with L Zubler and Budl key blockers and Hayden scoring twice. The faculty picnic moved indoors due to rain. Activities include an American chemistry essay contest, exams ending for six weeks, a Iowa State pair game trip, a Barrie play reading, and student absences tallied by class. Margaret Hennigar from Greene high joins Monticello as a junior student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Egger
Vernon
L. Zubler
Sterling
Budl
Hayden
Marion
American Society
Miss Specht
Death of Mrs Alexander Davidson in Monticello
Mrs Alexander Davidson died at her Monticello home last Monday evening after an apoplectic seizure left her paralyzed and unable to speak. Born Jean Robertson in 1854 in Aberdeenshire Scotland she married Alexander Davidson in 1877. She leaves four sons and two daughters. funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with burial at Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Davidson
Monticello
Jean Robertson
Longside
Aberdeenshire
Scot- Mas Erne
Old Deer
Scotland
George Davidson
Stamford
South Dakota
Thomas
William Davidson
Sioux City
Norman Davidson
Leroy Cropp
L. H. Keightley
Mary
Canada
First Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Legion Posts Plan Winter Home Talent Series Across Five Towns
Five Legion organizations have joined to stage a circuit of home talent shows this winter. Hopkinton will present a minstrel show followed by Cascade two vaudeville acts, Ana mosa brings Mikado and Forever After, Oxford Junction offers Seven Nights in Baldpate Inn, and Monticello discusses Party Five Minutes from Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Hopkinton
Cascade 2
Anamosa
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Baldpate Inn
Monticello
Broadway
Monticello Chapter Hosts Luncheon for Anamosa Members
Chapter FP PEO of Monticello entertained Chapter FU of Anamosa at a one o clock luncheon last Saturday at Mrs. C G Thomas home. Decorated with fall flowers the event included a short program at Mrs. L W Lovell’s home. Attendees named include F W Henke A L Remley A G Remley James Remsey B F Erb A G Hejinian Park Chamberlain J H Ramsay A L Walton Co A Allen H H Gee A N Trevarthen Fred Sigworth T B Watters Ida Osborne Agnes Remley Nellie V Morey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
C. G. Thomas
Thomas
L W. Lovell
Anamoss
Mesdames F. W Henke A
Lb. Remley
A. G. Remley
James Remsey
B. F. Erb
A. G. Hejinian
Park Chamberlain
J. H. Ramsay
A. L. Walton
Co. A. Allen
H. H. Gee
A. N. Trevarthen
Fred Sigworth
T. EB. Watters
Misses Ida Osborne
Agnes Remley
Nellie V. Morey
Death of Romaine Shear near Flushing Michigan
William H. Laude learned of Romaine Shear’s death last Thursday October 11 at 8 PM at his Flushing home. Native of New York City, he moved to Jones county at 13, worked on John Mc Laughlin farm, married Ada Laude, had two grown sons Loula and Milton, survived by widow. Funeral at family home in Flushing. burial in Flushing. He left many friends in Monticello area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Laude
Romaine Shear
Flushing
Michigan
Mr. Shear
New York City
Jones County
John McLaughlin
Ada Laude
James Laude
Greenfield
Iowa
Loula
Milton
Shear
Monticello
Monticello Commercial Club Forms New Board
The Monticello Commercial Club held its second meeting at the S. M. Adamson home with about sixty members. By laws were adopted expanding the board to seven directors, four for two years and three for one year, plus a president and secretary treasurer. Directors elected include J. H. Perrine L. E B Hoag H. M. Carpenter Jr J LeRoy Farmer for two years and A M Maurice W A Beery Emil C Rickless for one year. Regular meetings set for the first Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club of
Monticello
S. M. Adamson
Frank A. Locher
Commercial Club
Board of Directors
J. H. Perrine
L. E B. Hoag
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Pond-Wyman wedding ties Des Moines and Dubuque families
George N. Pond and Miss Mignon Wyman wed at St. Pauls Episcopal Des Moines on October 15 beginning their life together. Bride a librarian and Dubuque native, groom a Monticello alum and H B Glover employee. They plan a Dubuque home at 1873 West First Street after a brief stay in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Pond
Monticello
Daniel B. Pond
Mignon Wyman
Des Moines
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
John Wyman
John Pond
Grace Wyman
Dubuque Public Library
Wisconsin
Drake University
George Pond
Pond
George
H. B. Glover Company
Dubuque
West First Street
Des Moines Bride Weds Anamosa Attorney Clifford Paul
Virginia Cheshire Bramber, long-time Des Moines resident, married Clifford Benjamin Paul, attorney and former Jones County official, at the Chesire home. Rev James E Wolfe officiated in Greenwood Congregational Church setting. the couple plans a brief wedding trip and will reside in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Jones County
Thomas A. Chesire
Grand Avenue
Virginia Cheshire Bramber
Clifford Benjamin Paul
Anamosa
James E. Wolfe
Greenwood Congregational Church
Des Moines
Long Beach
California
Paul
John T. Paul
Lenox College
Law Department
The
State University of Iowa
California Tourist Sleeper Excursions Start This Fall
A special California tourist sleeper party departs Monticello on Tuesdays October 30 November 13 27 and December 11 and on Wednesday December 26 traveling via C M and St P YP to Kansas City then to Santa Fe lines with no changes. The trip offers economical comfort with 30 minute stops at Fred Harvey meal stations. Reservations through your local C M and St P agent or C A Moore general agent A T and SF Ry 616 Flynn Bldg Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Monticello
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
C. A. Moore
A. T
S. F. Ry
Flynn Bldg
Des Moines
Iowa
Teachers' Examination Dates Set for Anamosa
The teachers' examination for county certificates will be held at Anamosa on October 24 25 and 26. Nellie V Morey County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Nellie V. Morey
Presbyterians plan higher mission funding in Iowa meeting
Edwin Wilcox returns from a major Iowa Presbyterians gathering reporting plans to raise 30 percent more for missions than last year. Church leaders urge larger mission contributions, with Dr. Gilbert Voorhies of Estherville as moderator and Dr. J. F. Hinkhouse of Hopkinton as stated clerk. Also notice: Winton repair services and phone contact at 226-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Wilcox
Winton
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Voxsee
Chas
A. Doxser E.ditors
Burrichter
Home News
E. E. Reed
Manchester
Keyes
Anne Hauss
Gulbransen
Planos
Locher
Edison
Singer Sewing Machines
Locher’s
Messrs
Harry and
Riess Stuhler
Dr. Redmond
Mrs. Henry Meyer
Mrs
John Balster
Denkhoff
Basil Confare
Jackie Coogan
the Princess
Harrison Lubben
Tobias
Bohlken
Princess
Austin Stadtmueller
Alva
Strawberry Point
Vinton
Presbyterian Synod of Iowa
Denkhoft's
Rev. M. Schert
Castle Grove
Chicago
Ernest Skelley
Minnesota
Mattie Bebee
Birmingham
James Farley
Devlin
Edgar A. Hubbard
Davenport
Eloise Becker
Princess Cafe
Carl Morse
Cecil Hosford
Thomas M. Redmond
Mary Redmond
Helen
Mia
Lyle Tompkins
Vera
Roy
Minnie Lewis
T. ¥. Denkhoff, Jr
Doctor of Optometry
T. F. Denkhoff, Jr
Optometry
Mies Genevieve Britting
H. J. Britting
Lillian Haas
Mrs. Basil Confare
William Stutt
Wayne Township
George L. Lovell
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Mesdames
C. J. Worthrop
George Wilkens
Ryland Dreibelbis
Onslow
Duncan Dreibelbis
Wayne School No. 3
Lucy Pillard
Thomas Rhatigan
Omaha
Nebraska
William Altman
M. J. Hogan
Hattie Specht
Predl. Mahannah
Ames
John S. Smith
Washington, D. C
Mesdames H. M. Carpenter, Sr
Edward Templeton
Wilson Burkett
Herman
Barbara Dondelinger
Emil
Mrs. Smith
Cass Center Christian Endeavor
Henry Uhr
Pental Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove Township
Iverson Furniture
Adele Hull
Elizabeth Hittle
Presbyterian Hospital of Chicago
Asa Lambert
Gans
John Appleby
Waernimont
Tinton
Paul Schuetz
B. H. Hanken
W. H. L. Schuetz
Beecher
Illinois
Rudolph Bohren
A. M. Maurice
W. A. Waugh
Miss Pytlinsa
Donald Denkhoff
Mildred
Richardson
Vernon Stanson
Jacob Jacobson
H. M. Carpenter, Sr
John Maloney
Iowa City
Eb, Reed
John J. Locher
Britt Wrestling
Adam
Lovell Township
H. Schatz
A. J. H. McNeill
G. H. Gerdes
Poland
E. A. Hubbard
Fred Eklund
Moline
Eklund
Pennsylvania
Central City
R. D. Minehart
Ed Leclerc
Mare Siemering
Minneapolis
Henry
Lake Minnetonka
B. K. Mather
Rochester
Joseph Pierce
EH. F. Pierce
Grinnell
Joe
Mr. Pierce
A. J. H. McNeill Hardware
Jexpress
Majestic
Edward E. Lang
Upper Iowa
M. EB. Church
Maquoketa
Carl M. Weeks
International Rotary Clubs
Weeks
Rotary
Charles Bates
S. G. Hutton
Elmer Noble
Elmer Hubbard
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Cs Ra
Doolittle
Presbyterian Church
J. LeRoy Farmer
Farmer
Dennis H. Liddy
A. M. Seward
George Guyan
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
D. F. Houston
John Burke
U. S
Jackson
Albert BE. Coe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greene
Town
Coe
Maquoketa Santings
Edward Lang
Lang
Mr. Lang
the Sentinel
Clifford B. Paul
W. J. W. Hoult
Primrose Coal
Schoon & Jacobs
Karl M. Keyes
Lovell State Bank
Kentucky Coal
Kentucky
Central Lumber & Coal Co
G. P. Rockstad, Mer
Goodyear
S.s.cord
S. Cord
S.S. Cord
Otto B. Burricifper
Monticello Motor CO
W. Page
Peacock Shop
Hicks & Ricklefs
Monticello, IA
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