Marriage of Miss Alice Tobiason and Ervin Poppe at Nashua
Miss Alice Tobiason daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tobiason wed Ervin Poppe son of Mr and Mrs John Poppe at the Little Brown Church Nashua on Saturday at 2 pm Attendants included Bernice Tobiason and Louis Rickels A reception followed at the Tobiason home A wedding dance honored the couple at Zimmerman's hall Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Tobiason
Henry Tobiason
Ervin Poppe
John Poppe
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Bernice Tobiason
Louis Rickels
Hollywood
Miss Tobiason
Mrs. Tobiason
Zimmerman’s Hall
Carroll Podhaski
John Schmidt
Ray Marugg
Claude Appleby
Andrew Tobiason
Anamosa
Nell Sexton Birthday Club Meets at Royal Neighbor Hall
The Nell Sexton birthday club met Wednesday afternoon at the Royal Neighbor hall with 21 members present. October birthday hostesses were honored. committee members were Mrs. Anna Skelley, Mrs. Dietiker, and Mrs. Katherine Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Sexton
Royal Neighbor Hall
Anna Skelley
Dietiker
Katherine Hartman
Veterans of Foreign Wars Second District Meet in Clinton
About 150 members attended the Clinton gathering of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. National figures Rev. Daniel F. Monaghan of Milan Illinois and Ket chum of Kansas City Missouri spoke on Permanent Peace for America and the membership drive. Local attendees from Monticello included Mr and Mrs Echternacht Jean Echternacht Mr and Mrs W H Jarrett Oliver Harford Lee Hines Ione Hein and H L ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Clinton
Daniel F. Monaghan
Milan
Ketchum
Kansas City
Monaghan
Chicago
National Council of Administration For “Permanent Peace For America
Monticello
Echternacht
Jean
W. H. Jarrett
Oliver Harford
Lee Hines
Ione Hein
H. Lark
Zimmerman to Open New Hardware Store
Alva Zimmerman will operate a new hardware store in the present post office building after the post office moves into its new quarters. He plans to open before Christmas, expanding local commerce with the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Post Offi
Alva Zimmerman
Chrimas
Marriage Licenses Issued at Anamosa Clerk of Court
Licenses to wed issued in the last week at the Anamosa clerk of court office include Geneva DeWald and Kathryn Anna Forbes both from Cedar Rapids and other listed couples. The malformed text lists names and ages with Cedar Rapids as a common origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Court
Anamosa
Ue DeWald
Kathryn Anna Forbes
Cedar Rapids
Ad Harene
Matti
Error Without Blame Comes Home to Pay Window Damage
A father and son discuss a broken window from a ball mishap. The boy admits might have hit the ball harder, and the father suggests settling the bill from the boy’s allowance after offering guidance and reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Brown
Joe Ferguson
Mr. Brown
Joe
Dad
Religious services and events across several churches
A list of Sunday worship times, sermons, and church activities from multiple congregations. Presbyterian, Sacred Heart, St John’s Evangelical, Reformed, Congregational, Wayne Zion, Methodist, Castle Grove, and St Matthew’s outline services, pastors, Sunday schools, and upcoming events including revivals, anniversaries, and special speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
L. Adix
Fragmentary report on corn contest standings at Holat farm
A partial notice notes lowest contestant ranks and cobs harvested. It mentions Ladehoff and Martensen with pounds, contrasting total corn yields to last year, but missing full figures and context.
Hurst Husking Contest Sees Lower Corn Yield and Large Attendance
Naturally the net corn picked this year was much less, Lade hoff's winning poundage last year 2520.5, 494.5 pounds ahead of Remington's 2026 this season. About 225 cars parked near the contest area and an estimated 750 persons attended. Lunch served at the McLaughlin farm garage at noon. County Agent Carl Smith posted results on a barn blackboard as Monticello farmers supplied wagons for huskers including Messerli and Laude among others. Henry Eichhorn was the official starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladehoff
Remington
John Hiller
McLaughlin Farm
Carl Smith
Monticello
John Messerli
Hoppe
Joe Bading
Crowley
Fred Harken
Grover
Steve McDonald
Allemand
F. Messerli
Mortensen
A. E. Laude
Benisciek
Greene remembered for long rail career and firsts
Obituary notes Mr. Greene who spent over fifty years with the Milwaukee line from Davenport to Monticello and Calmar. He started as an engine wiper in 1871 and rose to passenger and freight engineer, never suspended, first to pull Milwaukee officials over the Monticello line and first to run Davenport to Calmar. Three accidents claimed lives but none blamed on him. Survived by son Ben Greene of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Davenport
Milwaukee
Monticello
Calmar
Jackson Junction
Fayette
Milwaukee Company
Mr. Greene
Ben Greene
Des Moines
Lake of the Ozarks Journey and Camdenton Stop
The author describes the Lake of the Ozarks created by the Osage river dam for power, noting vast blue waters with peninsulas and harbors. They visit Camdenton on the lake’s shore, stay at Hopi cottages, and enjoy a sunset from Lover's Leap. They attend a country church with Mrs. M. E. Dunn of St. Louis as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Guana
Osage
Camdenton
Fred Hansen
Hansen’s
Missouri
Lover’s Leap
Lake of the Ozarks
Hillbilly Church
M. E. Dunn
St. Louis
Schoo
Nearb
Abeaa Sui
A Frugal Service At A Cracked Church
The account describes a church in need of repairs with plaster walls cracked and a broken front door window. A $9 repair is proposed with $2 saved. the preacher earned $250 for the year and could not attend a conference for financial reasons. The informal service included a hillbilly smoker and a nearby wasp swarm, ending with a planned picnic dinner replaced by a cottage meal at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camdenton
Fred Kromminga Weds Marion Girl
Fred L. Kromminga married Miss Virginia Wehrend of Marion at 2 pm Sunday at the Pope home in Marion. The couple, whose families and schooling are noted, planned a southern auto trip and will reside on the bridegroom’s farm after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kromminga
Marion
Castle Grove
Fred L. Kromminga
Virginia Wehrend
James D. Pope
Revie
Fuller
Alburnett
Kromminga
U. A
Ina Pope Kromminga
Anamosa High School
Grace Wehrend
Alburnett High School
Cedar Rapids Businesss College
Texas
New Orleans
Husking Contest Crowns Frank Remington Champion of Jones County
The annual Jones county corn husking contest on the C A McLaughlin farm drew a large crowd. Frank Remington won with 2026 pounds of corn net. Clarence Willis was second and Joe Ladehoff finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
John Hasler
John McDonald
Monticello
Jones County
C. A
Shiny Howie
Henry Franken
Chicago
W. D. McLaughlin
Idle Not Club
John Messerli
Local News Briefs From Cedar Falls Township
Community notes report Mrs. O R Howie and Mrs Ray Adams visiting Cedar Falls meeting, REA lines in northwest part of township in operation, J Beranek from Prairiebur visited Castle Grove, Warner family weekend in Lyle Hosford home, Mrs Steve Petersen recovering at home, Olin Howie Jr returns from Ames, Lutheran church marks sixtieth anniversary with two sermons by Rev William
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. R. Howie
Ray Adams
Monticello
Seation
Cedar Falls
REA
J. Beranek
Prairiebur
Castle Grove
Thomas Warner
Mildred
Lee
Lyle
Services Draw Large Attendance in Hartford and Afternoon
Barrack of Hartford South Carolina held forenoon services while Rev Fred Lutz led the afternoon program. Attendees filled the venues, reflecting strong community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
S. C
Fred Lutz
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Minnie Rettig
Denver
Colo
L. A. Iverson
F. D. McLaughlin
Miss Rettig
Mias Rettig
Mis. DeShaw
Earl H. DeShaw
George Timmins
Ray Echternacht
Milton Thoeni
Ralph Bone
John H. Fraser
A. P. Lambert
J. E. Heiserman
Mra. DeShaw
A. B. Grimes
Timmins
E. Guyan
Arthur Shelley
W. E. Corbin
Schlarman
Biff Schlarman
Rainbow Girls
Elizabeth Lee Byerly
Gail Huibregtse
Goudy
John Fraser
Wade Long
Miss Pay
Farley
94 Club
Augusta Farley
Mra
John Shover
Byron Abel
George Wilkens
A. ‘BeGrimes
Petersen
Paul Petersen
Sun- By
George Guyan
Ross Baty
Fred McLaughlin
Baty
Shover
Contract Club
Goudy’s
Walter Brainerd
Mrs. Barrack
Delphian
Clu
Louis Burrack
Alpha Delphian Ub
Ane Creaidenk
Fred J
E. H. Huibregtse
Kay
Fraser
John H.fraser
Arthur EB. Skelsey
Omas
H. S. Richardson
Albert J. Stubler
Rex Rickless
Hazel Eby
Misa Hazel Eby
William J. Grossheim
Mrs. Hayden
Mrs. Hicks
Frank Hayden
E. G. Hicks
Kate Perley
Caroline Hicks
VFW
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gulengeht
Schrader
Argentina
Paul Schuetz
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Young People
First Congregational Church
Iowa City
Wayne Zion Ev
Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Gheir
Methodist Church
George Woodcall
Epworth League
N. C. Holat
Tors
Martensen
P. D. Bell
Walter E. Muller
Farmers Mutual
Muller
Mr. Bell
Will Hiller
Bessie Harken
Mission Synod
Peniel Church
C. A. McLaughlin
Loren Cramer
Agricultural College
Ames
F. C. Cramer
H. C. Irvine
Birmingham
Fred L, Kromminga
Pauline
Harvey Heiken
Henry Eiler
Grant Eiler
Kathleen
Lou King
Sand Spring
Irving Eiler
Center Junction
Farm Bureau
Cass Township
Studebaker
Ford
BUICK
Pontiac
Princess
Monticello, Iowa
Preston Foster
Lynn Bari
NEW Legion Hall
Maplesiders
Iowa
Ted
Murraska
MILLS
Eae
Oman Motere
Kellogg’s
Camay
Long’s Dept
Lazio
Ty and
Comfort
B.S
Jowa Electric Company
Stuart Erwin
Gloria Stuart
Bob Steele
Shirley Temple
the Mounties
Randolph Scott
Margaret Lockwood
Northwest
NAVY
Georget Net
Olivia DeHaviland
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