Langworthy Sixteen Enroll At Wayne No 2
Langworthy Wayne No 2 opened Monday September 29 with 16 students. Eighth graders Elaine Ommen and Donna Ricklefs lead the room alongside six other well identified pupils across grades. Ella Rickels returns as teacher for her fourth year. A new oil furnace was installed and the building redecorated over the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Ommen
Donna Ricklefs
Judy Bohlken
Jim Buel
Tim Matthias
Robert Ricklefs
Chris Hanken
Raymond Ricklefs
Vernona Monck
Cynthia Hanken
Jerry Buel
Larry Eiben
James Schafer
Judy Ahlrichs
Marcia Eiben
Carol Schafer
Ella Rickels
Langworthy
Visiting Relatives Weekends Visit by Ross Family
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Ross of Woodland Hills California with children Rhonda Ronnie and Richard arrived Aug 24 to visit relatives in Anamosa Cascade and Morrison Iowa. They stayed with Gerd Poppe and attended dinners and picnics with numerous Poppe and local families including Monck Oltmanns Ommen and Prult households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Ross
Rhonda
Ronnie
Richard
Woodland Hills
Calif
Ross
Alrora Poppe
California
Iowa
Gerd Poppe
Anamosa
Margaret Poppe
Alfred Ommen
Monticello
Coretta Gitch
Fredericksburg
Clark Thompson
Buck Creek
Morrison, Hl
Jerald Nelson
Roy and
Leann
Dinner guests and gatherings span Aug in Kaw town
Relatives and friends visited in Smith Center and Pekin while in Kaw. dinners hosted at the Riedel and Holub homes included Milton Silver, Lee Ann of Glenview Illinois, Josephine Condeles of Chicago, and other extended family. Septembers guests and wiener roast at School No. 6 capped a season of family reunions and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Center
Kaw
Arthur Riedel
Milton Silver
Lee Ann
Glenview
Ill
Josephine Condeles
Chicago
Emil Riedel
Gerd Prull
Carl Gerdes
Henry Schafer
Bennie Tobiason
David
Pekin
Ernest Rickless
Donna
Raymond
Robert
Gloria
W. M. Holub
Central City
Neil Wichman
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Holub
Carol, Coggan
Bill Newton
Arlington
Barbara Guyan
Silver
Carl Reuter
Center Junction
John Reuter
School No. 6
Melba
Sue McNeill
Wayne King
Leonard Werdeman
Billy
Jimmy Juilfs
Anamosa
Barbara Rogers
Monticello
Emil Hamer
Louie Alferts
Rudy
George
Harold
Alan
Ernest
Marilee
Delmar King
Boyd
Keith
Karen
Birthday Party for Mrs F H Kromminga in Castle Grove
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Kromminga home in Castle Grove to celebrate Mrs. F H Kromminga's birthday. Attendees included many Kromminga relatives and friends with Prairie Hill Be Natural club 4 H girls presenting a four leaf clover emblem gift as thanks for her work as assistant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
F. H. Kromminga
Laura
Dorothy
Judy Goedken
Clarence Stadtmueller
Russell
Shirley
Susan
Herman
Specht Wins Tie for First at Fat Steer Judging
David Specht son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Specht won 25 dollars Friday by tying for first in the judging contest at the Fat Steer show during the Jones County fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Specht
Max Specht
Jones County
Birthday and weekend gatherings among Kromminga families noted
The article lists numerous dinners and visits across families in Kromminga and allied households including Keiths, Kings, Howies, Siebels, Wackers, and Herrs. Attendees travel from Hopkinton Anamosa Monticello and Manchester to celebrate birthdays, funerals, and farm bureau events with extended relatives and guests.
Monticello Neighbors Take Vacations to Colorado Wisconsin and Illinois
Monticello residents report recent travels with two week trips to Canon City Colorado and Amery Wisconsin. Norman Newton returned from Amery while Donald Newton left for Canon City with his wife. Jim Kearns and family spent three days visiting Ray Adams and relatives in Monticello. Joe Poeschler and Richard Lang visited the Lang home in town. Mary Dress, a Mercy Hospital nurse in Dubuque, visited her grandparents Reuben Dress over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kromminga
Ralph Bayne
Richard
Kromminga
F. H. Kromminga
Harley Dighton
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Sandra
Sherelyn Howie
Sherry Garside
Wyoming
O. R. Howie
Thomas
Kirk Keith
Gordon Keith
Hopkinton
Keith
Wayne A. King
Melba
Sue McNeill
Amarillo
Texas
Delmar King
Ralph Wetzel
Barbara
Guthrie Center
Ed Siebels
Richard Mardorf
Rose Park
Donald Newton
Canon City
Colo
Jim Kearns
Fort Dodger
Ray Adams
Mary K. Dress
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Reuben Dress
Cascade defeats Monticello 9 to 3 to end second half run
Cascade handed Monticello their first loss of the Maquoketa Valley league second half with a 9 to 3 win Sunday. Other notes include steers sold at Chicago stockyards for 17.85 per cwt, a Wyoming residence sale for 2200, and local civic mentions like church receptions, garden club picnic, bronze star award, and probate notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Monticello Baseball
E. J. Schuler
Monticello
Chicago
Unusual Anamosa District Fair Wedding Stuns Attendees
A wedding at the Anamosa District fair on Sunday August 17 featured 16 bridesmaids 12 flower girls and a ring bearer with an orchestra and soprano Madame Carranza. Miss Myrtle Boots married Fay West of Monticello amid gifts totaling 100 from the couple and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Myrtle Boots
Matthew Boots
Fay West
Monticello
Lucia Carranza
The
Fair Association
Langworthy merchant buys Schwartz stock in Wayne
John Heyen purchases Frank Schwartz general merchandise stock and plans possession once inventory is invoked. Rickels, ten, falls from pony and breaks leg. Lem Aldrich's son wounds foot with driftwood while river wading near mill dam. Dr Gilmore removes foreign object. Lightning damages wires at Balster and Kearns homes. nearby walls blackened. Two new automobiles arrive in Cascade for Dr May and Anton Lauser, priced at 1200 dollars. more are on order. Fever appears epidemic as George Stabler and Sons advertise 136 pairs of ladies ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heyen
Langworthy
Frank Schwartz
Lem Aldrich
Mill Dam
Gilmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayne No. 2
Hela
Galalcoadie Sian Ta Ae
Harley Hawker
Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Chester Condit
Monticello General Insurancs Agency
Gligh
Montizelto, Lowu
F. Kromminga
Fred Senate
Funk
Paul Caspers
of Houshold Furnishings
Bradview Court
Goettsch
J. G. Thomas
Monticello State Bank
L. K. Bronemann
Richard Kromminga
Mary Rickels
John Wacker
Glen, Boyd
Alice Howie
John H. Wacker
Manchester
Herman Reth
Ellen Reth
Delhi
Karen King
Clifford Herr
Norman Newton
Amery, Wis
Joe Poeschler
Chicago, Il
Richard Lang
Bill Lang
Xpress
Ben Warren
William Holtz
Warren
Wyoming Telephone Company
R. E. Minehart
Coggon
Methodist Church
Virgil Grant
O. B. Burrichter
Leslie Burrichter
Munster
Germany
Mary Jane Lahey
Harold Crowley
Immaculate Conception Church
Metcalf Electric Light
Zinn Bros
Oxford Mills
Express
State of Iowa
John C. Beeks
J. W. Brashaw
W. JL. Pearson
Bernhard DD. Heiken
Said
Bernhard D. Heiken
W. J. Pearson
Towa Talph Wilson
Atttorney
Wyoming Implement and Truck Company
Jones
Bembea We
Edward H. Cox
Ernest Wahl
Lovell Township
Mark Rodman
Harry Rodman
Frank Serbousek
John McDonald Hospital
Vincent Eilers
Standard Oil
Gerry Eilers
Alexander Graham
Ryan
Maquoketa River
Hartwick
Delhi Dam
Will Rickels
Gerd Rickels
Wayne Township
Henry Balster
James Kearns
Dr. May
Anton Lauser
George Stabler and Sons
Monticello Express
Nick Clement
Jim Balsiger
Monticello, Iowa
ASC
Clarence M. Stutt
E. D. Vernon
Great Plains
Farmers Feed & Supply
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