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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1930

Page

2

Devlin Millinery Adds Velvet Hats for Fall

Local notes record new hats from Devlin Millinery with promotions for velvet hats priced at 1.95. Numerous visits and travels across Iowa and neighboring states mention social calls, hospitalizations, and community arrivals.

Devlin Millinery

Monticello Area Social Notes Include Many Trips

Monticello Iowa residents are noted for travel and visits as Miss Mary Stadtmueller and Miss Katherine McDonough head to West Bend and Minneapolis. Local families host guests from Cascade Hopkinton and Dubuque while Dr Elwyn Patterson opens new offices and the Farley Poultry House posts weekly prices.

Elwyn Patterson Monticello State Bank Monticello Iowa

Monticello News Notes Relatives Visit and Local Moves

Monticello area residents host guests from Cedar Rapids and Chicago. many families visit, travel, or move. Pauline Jacobs leaves for Denver to resume hospital work. Velma Tobiason undergoes appendectomy. Gerd Null and others host relatives. schoolhouse in Lovell township up for public auction. 4 H health contestant Gwelda Fairbanks places at Des Moines. Local teachers, sales staff changes, and visitors from Boone, Detroit, and Milwaukee noted.

Pauline Jacobs R. N Denver Colo Paul Jacobs

Church Services Across Town With Notices And Events

St John Ev Lutheran lists services with Sunday school at 9 30 English service 10 15 Reformed Armin Tendick notices no services Ladies' Aid meets Sept 11 at Mrs Winkler home St Matthew's Ev Lutheran services 9 45 Sunday school 10 30 Divine worship 7 45 Luther league Ladies' Aid meets Sept 10 at Mrs Zimmerman Castile Grove Lutheran no preaching Sept 7 pastor absent at Syracuse mission festival Presbyterian services Sept 7 Sunday school 10 worship 11 sermon Fruitful Life C E at 6 45 evening 7 30 Living Letters Wayne Zion Ev Lutheran Sept 7 no services pastor away in Michigan 50th anniversary Lost Nation German English services Sept 14 Congregational Gutensohn minister Sunday services 11 00 Sunday school 10 00 Wednesday Missionary society Meet full Thank Offering Women meet at Mrs Fraser Sept 2 30 Methodist Episcopal Porter minister public worship 11 00 church school 10 00 Epworth League resumes next Sunday 7 00 Sunday worship 8 00 Sunday school picnic next Saturday 3 00 supper at 6 00 bring sandwiches covered dish ice cream provided by Reds red members bring ten cents donation

Reformed Armin H. Tendick Ladies’ Aid Rudy Winkler St. Matthew's Ev H. L. Adix Luther League Ladies' Aid Luther Hall Ralph Zimmerman Castile Grove Presbyterian Leonard Duckett Samuel G. Gutensohn Women's Missionary Society John Fraser Methodist Episcopal Roy V. Porter Epworth League

Mrs Nellie d Autremont Plans Winter Visit To Creighton

Mrs Nellie d Autremont returned home from Creighton Nebraska where she was with her ailing mother last week. She expects to return this fall to Creighton to spend the winter with her mother as her health improves.

Nellie d'Autremont Creighton Neb

Adamses visit Monticello kin and attend funeral

Mr and Mrs Lyle Adams of Ames visited Monticello relatives last Monday. They were called to Clinton last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Adams sister Mrs John Luckerich. Mr Adams is laying brick on several residences in Ames.

John Lang Howard Lang Moline Kathryn Lang Hopkinton Monticello Lyle Adams Ames Clinton

Rev Willins and Guests Plan Midwest Canada Trip

Rev. and Mrs. John P. Willins of Wayne township and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rickless of Scotch Grove township depart Tuesday for a tour through Michigan into Canada and reach Niagara Falls. They expect to return Friday September 19 with Rev. Arbelger of Wyoming covering Zlong's church duties during Willins' absence.

John P. Willins Wayne Township Herman Rickless Scotch Grove Township Michigan Niagara Falls Canada Willms Arbelger Wyoming Zlong

Jones County Farm Women study third year clothing course

Miss Hazel I. Bown will lead a five day clothing training series for Jones County farm women starting Sept 15. The program covers undergarments care of clothing shoes baby clothes and children’s wear with aim to show affordable healthy dressing and practical fashion for homemakers.

Hazel I. Bown Hazel Bown Extension Service Iowa State College Jones County Cass Wayne Jackson Fairview Washington Clay Hale Greenfield Rome Madison Wyoming Oxford Castle Grove Lovell Richland Scotch Grove Bown

Banker Takes First Flight In Fair Day Event

Donald P. Sutherland assistant cashier at Lowell State Bank had his first airplane ride on the fair closing day. He flew eastward about two hours in a plane named Bravo with pilot Brazelton covering 200 miles, reported no air sickness and enjoyed the sport. He landed at Elmhurst Illinois visited his wife and returned home by train.

Donald P. Sutherland Lowell State Bank Bravo” Brazelton Donald Elmhurst Ilinois

Mrs. Ed Brazelton Recovers from Stroke

Mrs. Ed Brazelton suffered a paralysis stroke last Thursday evening. Her condition was very serious for several hours but she has largely recovered and can move about her home with help from her sister Mrs. Marsh who assists with the household. The stroke affected her right side.

Ed Brazelton

Farms of Towa Average 156.8 Acres Each

The farms of Towa average 156.8 acres in size, indicating a middle ground between small plots and large estates. This figure reflects typical holdings among local growers and informs land-use discussions.

Towa

Local Clubs Share Social Gatherings and Farewells

Royal Neighbors of America held their annual picnic at Monticello last Wednesday afternoon with 45 attending the supper at 6 30. The Ladies Ald society met at Luther Hall to work on bazaar articles and enjoy a social hour. Cascade Presbyterian and Sunday school welcomed Rev Rabenburg and family at a Monticello city park picnic. A dinner was hosted for Rev and Mrs Roland Kuentzel and their four children at the Burrichter home with 25 guests. Nurse group at John McDonald hospital honored Celestine Bader in a farewell party with bridge and refreshments afterward.

Lodge Royal Neighbors of America Monticello Park Ald Society of St. Matthew's Ev Lutheran Church Luther Hall Presbyterian Church Cascade Monticello Rabenburg Roy Taylor Will Burrichter Roland P. Kuentzel Reeceville Wis Kuentzel The Reformed Church of Helen Rohr John McDonald Hospital Celestine Bader Boston Mass Bridge Trene Coder Irma Rohr

Farley Family Birthday Tea for James Farley

Mrs. J. B. Farley hosted relatives Saturday for her son James Farley's birth anniversary. Twelve guests dined at one table with a green and white birthday cake and spent the afternoon visiting. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Behnke and Rudy Crusey of Chicago, Mrs. Henry Behnke of Wyoming, Mrs. Ray McAdam and son Ray Jr. of Lansing, and Mrs. Otto Klaun of Wheatland. The First Congregational church Working Band met in church parlors, with Mrs. Leonard Iverson presiding. Kate Maurice spoke on churches she visited in California, followed by a social hour and refreshments.

J. B. Farley James Oryfiis Pitts Leslie Behnke Rudy Crusey Chicago Henry Behnke Wyoming Ray McAdam Ray, Jr Lansing, Mich Otto Klaun Wheatland First Congregational Church Leonard Iverson Kate Maurice California Fred McLaughlin Albert Stuhler Stewart Stuhler Rex Rickless

Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon After Week's Losses

Six season losers were hostesses at a 1 PM luncheon at Maples Inn. Twelve dined at a table with summer flowers. After, guests moved to Mrs. Frederick P. Stuhler’s home for bridge on three tables. High score went to Mrs. Halstead Carpenter. Stuhler entertained four guests from Cincinnati.

Maples Inn Frederick P. Stuhler Halstead Carpenter Raymond Thomas Charles A. Coxsee Emil Rickiefs James Carter Cincinnati

Marriages Documented in Cedar Rapids and Monticello

Thelma Smith wed Leonard Kurt on November 9 1929 in Monticello with Thelma teaching math in Cedar Rapids and Monticello previously. Kurt works for Hutchinson Ice Cream in Waterloo. Eula Lee Lawson and Carl Clifford Hutton married September 3 at St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Church with Irma Adix playing, reception held for thirty at Harms home in Wayne township, followed by a ten day honeymoon.

John P. Smith Cedar Rapids Thelma Smith Leonard Kurt P. A. Kurt Monticello Kurt Woodrow Wilson Hutchinson Ice Cream Company Waterloo St. Matthew's Ev. Lutheran Church Eula Lee Lawson Carl Clifford Hutton Irma Adix H. L. Adix Augusta Slemmer Lyle Clark

Local families visitMonticello scenes and moves

Relatives in Illinois from the Hutton and Reed families plan home stays near Monticello and Charlevoix. Mrs. Minnie Lewis and Donna relocate to Cedar Rapids for nine months with Shannon teaching at Monticello High School. Rolfe Arrow notes Roger Babson on farm economy while predicting a slower recovery for farmers.

Minnie Lewis Donna Cedar Rapids

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