Rally Day and Community Notes Highlight Monticello Express
Sunday, October 18 rally day observed at the M E church with a program titled The Builders. Miss Emily Smith accompanied the choir. Prominent praise for Mrs Grace Coad and Miss Leola Watson. Also includes Presbyterian church events, school news, student honors at Iowa University, local accidents, social gatherings, harvest festival proceeds, and community notices from Center Junction and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
M. E
Emily Smith
Grace Coad
Leola Watson
Christ
Cliff McDonald
Betty Lou
The
Presbyterian Church
Hachelass
Velma
Pangburn
George McDonald
Lorna Livingstone
Lone
Mary Jen
Imer Andrews
Carel Naylor
King's Highway
Marsine Chase
Lorraine Seehusen
Hiving Robile
Lucile Livingstone
Sundsay School
M. J. McNeilly
S. N. Smit
Reliables
Long
William Sidney Porter
Henry
Mabel Tomlinson
Ruby Dixon
Katherine Robbie
Grace Thompson
J. M. Young
Anna McDonald
Iowa University
Dean Kay
Lenox
H. Don Am
Illinois
I. F. Kleineck
Andrew McDonald
Ellen
F. E. Livingstone
J . Young
Ralph
S. G. Thompson
H. E. Stingley
J. M. Moses
Glenn Watson
H. G. Manuel
M. KE. Ladies’ Aid Society
Crane
J. A. McDonald
W. A. Stingley
Clark
Monticello
Dudley Dean
Doris
Central City
Hemingway
Wyoming
Howard Leech
California
Madison Village
Harriet Johnson
J. W. Livingstone
Lucile
Robert Livingstone
Story Home
Carl Latare
Oxford Nation
Woos Pate
Peter Pete N
Mars
Oowatonuta
Minnesota
Petersen
Wil Leech
Cedarside
Mr. Leech
Judiey Fe
Edward
Clarence Beth
Holy Eucharist Devotion Ends at St Mary's Cascade
The October 1925 Cascade column recalls the closing of a t hour devotion at St Mary's church with a procession of school children altar servers and priests from surrounding parishes. sermons by Rev Harry Manternach Lisbon and Rev Lorenz Holy Cross followed with lectures in German by Rev William Welrich Dubuque and tribute to the Blessed Sacrament by Rev Coffey Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Church
O'Cloek
Sehoor
Harry Manternach
Lisbon
Father Lorenz
Holy Cross
William Welrich
Holy Ghost Church
Dubuque
Coffey
Farley
J. B. Albers
William Weirthh
Schillmoeller
Worthington
Munternach
Loreng
Hauck
Monticello
Hehir
Temple Hiectober
Jo AL Skinner
C. H Huntington
Mast Casenade
Huntington
Skinner
Catherine Schaeffer
St. Mary's Church
Mro
Alrs Mallane
Donnally
Peter Peterson
Charles McComber
Peterson
Fannie
Cascade
Knigits of Columbus
Thomas Kingsley
Betty
C. C Hutchkins
Baldwin
William O'Brien
Iowa City
William Kingstey
Terre Haute
Iniiana
Veronica Hosch
Sanitary Bakery
Grace
Jerry Connolly
Rochester
Minnesota
Fred Schwind
Ambrose Leytem
Columbia College
Laura May
Isadora May
Viola Murray
Wisconsin
James Teennally
Laura Eisening
Raphael
Omaha
Raphael Neiers
Margaret Scheckel
Clinton
Hilda Bisenius
Rev Connolly
St Martin's
Toubuque
Onslow News Roundup of Social and Club Updates
The As trurian club picnic was canceled due to rain and a regular meeting held at Mrs Alina Sears home elected Mrs George Lyon president's alternate Mrs W Ie Smith delegate and Mrs Mayne Richhorn as alternate for the Tarna district convention. Numerous local notes follow including visits from Mrs Waiters and Mrs Walters in Washington DC, a homecoming in Iowa City, farm setbacks from rain, cattle sales, a hospital operation, and social events at the IOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina Sears
George Lyon
W. Ie. Smith
Mayne Richhorn
Tarna
United States
Wuatthal Divine
Man Ier
Wits
Boos Fsgard
Yi Waiters Sroth
Washington
DF DC
Walters
Joreph Waron
Bow Natterton
W South
Bow Streeper
Woodwaids
Creil Wher
Wyoming
Wherrs
Boeberr Klwood
Everett Washington
Bone
Faneasy
Lovell Bank
Motticetto
Onslow
Iowa City
Dp CR Smith
Lee Sousht
Jawirht Stoddard
Clifford Howard
Holst
Chicago
Toave Henderson
Ancrosa
Oke
Mercy Hospital
Otto Hunwardsen
Anamosa
Ana Inosa
Soow
Kate Maple
H.C. Smith
Genevieve Smith
Dell Merritt
Colin
Velma Pangburn
Center Junction
Amanda Paulsen
Weecoming
George Bottomstone
IG. O. F. Hall
Hopkinton
Kesther Wasson
Wasson
Cedar Rapids
Lula Coppes
Jessie Kurta
Local Cedar Rapids Shoppers Visit and Weekend Guests
Cedar Rapids shoppers Mr and Mrs Floyd Chatterton and Mr and Mrs Clarence Reade visited Friday and Saturday. Miss Bernardine Neville of Washington stayed with the W C Paul home over Sunday. The Ladies Guild plans an early winter play with parts to be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chatterton
Clarence Reade
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Chatterton
Irene
Bernardine Neville
Washington
W. C. Paul
Ladies’ Guild
Clara Anderson
Anamosa
W. H. Bowser
Jessie Kurtz
Lula Coppes
Agnes
Ben Paulsen
Clinton
James Buckner
Viola Vised
Joseph Wasson
Castle Grove Area to Gain Road, Grading and Gravel Project
Monticello agrees to fund about 500 for a road head west from Monticello to Henry Gerrets place with 1060 raised locally. A follow up rug making and home furnishing meeting is planned with local township leaders and Castle Grove farm bureau set to elect officers October 30. Local residents report multiple farm and road improvements, jury service noted and a 20 pound beet harvest on the Caspers farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Henry
Bk. I Burr
Uss Township
Richland
Lovell
Cass
Castle Grove
L. B. Black
Nora Workman
Extension Department
Ames
Tom McPonnell
Herman Hahnet
Anamosa
P J Crowley
G. J. van Buren
James F. Hogan
James Haley
J.H. Peters
Bowen's Prairie
Gerdes
Silverdale
B. King
SM. Hosford
D F Hosford
Claude Mason
Toubuque
Gottlieb Zumbrunnen
A. F. M Caspers
Chicago
Harry Kuhns
Wayne
Masquerade Guest Night Planned by Women’s Club
The Women’s Community club of Scotch Grove schedules a masquerade party for October 28 at the home of Mrs. G. J. Hughes following the regular meeting. Guests assemble at 30 and husbands and families are invited with no formal invitations. A committee will run amusements and attendees should bring a mask and costume ready for fun. Other notes cover Presbyterium Aid society and a Halloween program at Rog Ridge school with admission and supper, plus local social visits and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
G. J. Hughes
Beg
Harrow
Dan
Presbyterium Aid Society
F. I. Sinclair
Roctidge School
Dist
Kiverybods
Minnie Gilman
John Rickels
Atkins
Scotch Grove
Hickels
George
Rece A
Obituary and community notices from October 1925
Obituary lists Boob Mesers passing at Pecanoectock after illness with funeral at MoooK church. Local events include Epworth League Halloween carnival October 28 at Memorial hall. Various social visits, fire truck inquiry in Lost Nation, fall festival at Clinton, and garden club and shoppers notices among residents of Cedar Rapids, Nashville, Scotch Grove, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citiwene
Pecanoectock
Moook
Marie Wherry Cullen
Mary Alice
Nashville
Tennessee
Koch
Lost Nation
Fon Stoffel
Crystal Marie
Iteush
Jean
Clinton
Will Brammer
Scotch Grove
Chris Bramer
Henry Bramer
Ellen Marehail
Cedar Falls
Jeale Swordes
J. S. Parr
Cedar Rapids
Levi Mallicuat
Vy Club
Mroo
J. S. Pealer
Edna Garside
Priscilla Club
John Varglesen
Farm bureau patterns and social notices at Sand Spring
The Sand Spring farm bureau met at Mrs. Fred Egger’s home to craft patterns for fall. A noon dinner was served. Numerous locals attended events including funerals in Worthington and visits across Monticello Hopkinton Manchester Langworthy and Unstow with several residents moving or visiting relatives.
Local Visitors and Travel Notes From Anamosa Area
James Littlefield and Fred Egger went to Anamosa on business Monday. Donald York of Dubuque visited relatives and friends here. H. B. and J. Chaplin motored to Monticello Wednesday forenoon. W. H. Behrends was a business visitor in Hopkinton Friday afternoon. Emil Pruit visits at sister Mrs. C. C. Slauson. Two carloads of stock were shipped from here Monday morning. W. H. Behrends motored to Cedar Rapids Saturday. Fred Egger transacted business in Ce ids, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hierrington
Lorraine Alice Fitz Franks
Wyoming
F. W. Bangs
Crltie Springer
Cedar Rapids
Bangs
Imthel Lodge
Teorothy Melione
J. Downing
Anamosa
M. KB
Lad Aldgorbety
Ro Young
Elizabeth
Charles Nelson
Ruth
Monticello
Kenneth Serbouselk
Paul Traulsen
Cedar Falls
J. L. Himebaugh
Eugene PewWitt
Charles Suett
Mary Lou
William Alexander
California
Dan Tebo
Harriet Peck
J. W. Livingstone
Delano Sanford
Orla McGuire
Iowa City
Ben McGuire
Clinton
Irma
Teachers' Institute
Irma Sanford
Gooselake
Elsis Seehusen
Castle Grove
Fred Kempf
A. Kempf
Dubuque
J. N. Smith
Garrison
Walter Baum
Chris Eichhorn
Onslow
Cure McDonald
W. Bangs
Floyd Love
Olin
J. B. Harken
F. A. Woodward
Central City
Thomas Bell
Prahm
Velma Pangburn
Amanda Paulsen
Myron Bell
Perry Miller
Marjory Dawes
C. A. Burmeister
Davenport
Emily Smith
Lost Nation
Prahm Peter Pralin
Grain King
Prahin
James Littlefield
Fred Egger
Donald York
H. B
Chaplin
W. H. Behrends
Hopkinton
Emil_Pruit
C. C. Slauson
W. HH. Behrends
Cedar Rapdan Rapids
Ceids
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Amber Eileen Lincoln hosted twenty six children for a sixth birth anniversary with parlor games and gifts. Hannah celebrated her eighteenth birthday with cards and dancing. guests enjoyed refreshments. Families and neighbors, including the Rynersons and Helfrichs, shared visits and drives to Davenport and Moline. A seven room bungalow is under construction on land bought from H O Danneman. The Presbyterian Aid plans an annual bazaar for November 11 with many local attendees. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Husman and both mother and baby are doing well. Philip Bailey and Ross Lincoln attended the Larson farm sale near Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Eileen Lincoln
Eileen
Miss Hannah
Hannah
Rynerson
Davenport
George Andrews
Presbyteraan Aid Society
Philip Bailey
Pearl
Grover Preston
Leone
Anamosa
Fred Bangs
Alle Springer
Ann Helpes
Cedar Rapids
Jack Husman
Ross Lincoln
Larson Farm
Phil Daly
Kate Bradley
Monticello
Local Notices Mention School and Community Saffs
A fragment lists local families and health checks with names such as Vern Ry nerson and Howard Andrews. It notes Mrs Charles Gray visiting Morley and Anamosa and Jim Gray at Wallace Gray’s in Anamosa. It also includes a surprising line about literacy in American Samoa quoting Superintendent William W Edel on English and Samoan literacy and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Vern Rynerson
Howard Andrews
George Andrews
Charles Gray
Morley
Anamosa
Jim Gray
Wallace Gray
Anamoga
American Samoa
Storing Seed Corn Properly Emphasized
Proper seed corn storage matters as much as early selection. Use a very dry place even if not warm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
Farm Bureau
A. Blair
C. Arduser
C. K. Greer
B. Power
Herman Welter
R. E. Chaplin
Mike Clement
Bowers
Frank Martin
Henry Martin
L. Fiedler
Nettle Slauson
Olive
Dean
C. C
Casper Arduser
Charles Schneider
Lawrence Fiedier
Catherine Mangerich
F. O. Ferring
Kathryn
Edith
R. B. Chaplin
Jack
F. Werger
Stanley Bright
Louise Warner
Manchester
Earl Batchelder
Littleport
J. L. Batchelder
Langworthy
Ro. Chaplin
Egger
Helen
Tev
Father Schuh
Leo Hemmer
Orphan Garlinghouse
Rook
Unstow
Rock Seit
Golden State
el Paso
Tucson
Yuma
Salton Sea
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Lines
Co. T. Collett
Southern Pacific
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago, IL
C. CG. Gardner
Pass'r
Agent Rock Island Lines
Royal Union Life Ride
Des Moines
Iowa
the Baker’s Pride
Monticello, Iowa
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Wm. Podhaski
Cedar Rapid
Majestic
Isis
Monticello Express
Greenberg
Charles Greenberg
Central Lumber & Coal CO
H. WM. Jacobs Cello
Low
Wollenberger & CO
la Salle Street
John A. Liddy
Sweet Orr
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