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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

5

Cascade Prepares for Second Football Season History

Cascade unveils a veteran squad featuring four former Columbia lettermen Koob Ambrose Leytem Schwind and Frank W Leas plus Morey Zubler and Merle Hicks from Upper Town with several players from last year. The team is set to open October 2 at home against the Dubuque Trojans while a long list of local residents attend school events and community notices.

Cascade Columbia College Koob Ambrose Leytem Francis Schwind Frank W. Leas Morey Zubler Monticello Milton Walsh Peosia Indians Merle Hicks Upper Town Seaon Dubuque ‘Trojans Lefty Clarence) Rood Jack Leytem Walter Zubler Luke Leytem Ray Manternach Archie Macomber Thomas Eume Louis Dand Dubuque Gueath Monica Dandl Mercy Hospital Training School Marie Rogers Imelda Devaney Clark College Gerald Hotchkiss East Cascade James Cascade Township T Cascade Bietenman Clark Gosden Martha Moore A. B. Bayles Fort Dodge Loras Lane Notre Dame University J. P. Albers St. Mary's Church Albers Theokla Albers Europe Dublin Ireland Alers Hanover Germany Harold Ginter St. Mary's Anton L. Loreng Frank Less Cascade Juvenile Band St. Mary's Quartet Albera Thomas J. Rooney Catherine Rooney St. Paul Bernard Doud Bartonsville Til A. P. Hamil Charles Rabenberg W. A. Fairburn Ruth Aitchison Thomas Supple Castle Grove Mary Zoller Washington, D. C Rose Zoller Cedar Rapids Margaret Zoller May Livermore Oscar Banghart la Baule France Banghrt Dolores Barrett L. F. Barrett Rochester Minn St. Mary's Hospital St. Merry’s Mayo Brothers Angeline Albers St. Louis Kansas Colorado Henry Henke John Albers Syracuse Elizabeth Albers J. H. Otten P.T.A East Cascade High School L. W. Will Ruth Care Tina Wok Ular

Scotch Grove Women Meet for September Program I Iowa Products

The Scotch Grove Women's Community Club will hold its September meeting at the home of Mrs. F W Royden with Mrs. J M Lange Jr assisting on September 21. The program focuses on Iowa Products with reviews of canning industry and local factories in Cedar Rapids Dubuque and an Iowa Corn Song closing.

Scotch Grove Women's Community Club F. W F. A. Royden J. M. Lange, Jr Iowa Fred Minney W. B. Clark Cedar Rapids Wesley Hanken Dubuque L. J. Schemme Albert Schrader Penick and Ford Ferne Schlemme Arend Balster Léajie Leslie Leslie Balster Constance Dick Naylor Alberta Husman Ruth Lange Verna Loomis Maxine Lange Myron Laverne and Maynard -Kuhns William Minney Josephine Rickels Virginia Geraldine Wright Robert Dewayne Stickley William Himebaugh Jean Royden Onsslow Helen Holst Monticello High School Edna Thuman Ruth Alice May W. B. Henrichs June F D. B Sinclair Janet Max Rex Clark Cottage Russell Hughes Ames Laura Sinclair Mount Vernon Cornell College Alice Davenport Warren Porter Clark

Hopkinton Weddings and Community Notes Highlight Sept. 4

Two former Hopkinton residents held weddings on Sept. 4 in Minneapolis and Perry. Vera Milroy wed William J. Bryan at University Baptist church with a small family ceremony and five course breakfast. Mervin Belknap married Mildred E. White at the bride's home, with a two week Denver trip planned. The column also rounds up local society events, visits, club meetings, and town sports news.

Vera Milroy W. A. Milroy Eldora Hopkinton Minneapolis William J. Bryan G. 8. Bryan University Baptist Church George C. Fetter Alberta Bryan A. C. Erickson Faye Bales Jason Yaggy Minnesota Bryan University Avenue Southeast Lenox College Eldora High School Carleton College McPhail’s School of Music University of Minnesota Mervin Belknap Myr J. G. Belknap Coon Rapids Perry Mildred E. White Martha White F. C. Edwards Methodist Episcopal Church Ben Cook Edward Hascom Belknap Roddan Willis Avenue General Electric School Lynn Mass Cedar Rapids Towa Electric Company M. J. Kelley Dyersville Kelley W. P. Hogan Josie Smith J. P. Carter Carter Iowa City Currier Hall The State University J. W. Foote Amos Foote Arthur Stanger Forrest Hutton Labor Day Clifford French Chicago French Louisiana Clair Wilson Robert Smith John Willison Pennsylvania Town City Raymond Wallace Oneida Vinnia Dillon the Dells Wisconsin Martin Studio Bridge Club A. J. Miller Lux Grove L. W. Davis Delaware County FE. W. Williams Manchester Donald Smith Omaha Lenox Junior College Donna Davidson

Anamosa Teachers Meeting and Local Family News

Last Saturday the teachers held a meeting in Anamosa. Mr and Mrs Ben Otten welcomed a baby boy born September 8 weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. name not yet decided. First and only brother or sister is thirteen. Adlo Blanchard of Hopkinton and guests visited Schlemme home. John Wright and Alpha Conley work at Monticello canning factory, now busy. Carl Stahlberg family and Celena Stahlberg traveled by auto to Wisconsin to visit relatives. return expected tonight.

Ames Mary Stuart Jimmie Douglas J. N. Smith L. L. Riley Louise Smyth J. W. Schiieman L. Butterfield Cedar Rapids Hugh Park Chicago C. A. Burmeister Myrtle Dreibelbis Walters Mary Irene Ruth Waterloo Margaret Shockey Cedar Falls L. A. Dreibelbis C. M. Holst Marvin Coe College Ida McDonald Dorothy George Buol Eunice Elda Monticello Frank Husman Stephen Maskery Maquoketa J. B. Hanken Karl Keyes John Livingstone Carl Reuter Will Bohiken Rudolph Seehusen Carl Kilson Allison Wilma Jackson Delta Branen Center Junction School Vera Moats Maurine Stingley Pauline Prahm Anamosa Will Bohler Central City Lynn Bulgren Mr. Bulgren Ardis G. H. Heiken Manchester Nellie Atherton Wyoming J. W. Livingstone Lottie Wells Robert Livingstone Doris Ruth Frank Himebaugh Helen J. F. Livingstone W. I. Leech Eileen Charles Porter Rockford Fred Schiemme Scotch Grove Elmer Schrader Bertram Page Waucoma O. O. Watson John Byerly McKinnon Onslow Charles Dawes Stuart Smith Dubuque Fred Kempf Myr Howard Coder Kenneth Lee Olin W. W. Coder Eloise Sutherland Hopkinton Lenox College Anne Doran Jessie Smith E. F. Kleineck Co. O. Watson Ben Otten Danshier Adlo Blanchard L. J. Schlemme John Wright Alpha Conley Carl Stahlberg Carline Celena Stahlberg

Center Junction Women’s Missionary Meeting Notes

Center Junction Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. R. B. Robbie’s home last Thursday. Mrs. John Thompson reported on Outlook for the Year, Mrs. Alyea spoke on The Younger Generation, and Mrs. J. M. Moses reviewed chapter five. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart N. Smith traveled east visiting Ithaca and Richmond, Virginia.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Robbie John Thompson A. Alyea J. M. Moses Stuart N. Smith Ithaca Richmond

Onslow Ladies' Guild to Meet at Church This Week

The Onslow Ladies' Guild will meet Wednesday at the church. Miss Louise Sears of Clinton is visiting her brother George and family and is convalescing from an operation and cannot teach at Lyons School. The Gloom Chasers held a dance in Stanwood's opera house with fair attendance. Bank annual meeting re-elected M. E. Spencer president and N. C. Holst vice president. The church plans a 0th anniversary celebration on October 15 16 16.

Hutton Harrietty Will Knight Miss Moyer Pro Furrows Cedar Rapids T. E. Watters Anamosa Louise Sears Clinton Elva Briggs Mary Minneapolis Cecil Wherry Lone Tree James Buckner Near Anamosa Peterson's Woods Onslow Town Monmouth Frank Starry’s George Miss Sears Lyons Belle Johnston Be, Furrows T. Watters Opera House Gloom Chasers Stanwood M. E. Spencer N. C. Holst George Paulsen J. R. Ramey G. Hutton Vera Paul Paul Smitty Iowa City

Local social notes feature multiple weddings and gatherings

Many residents from Sand Spring and nearby towns celebrate weddings, showers, and family reunions. Florence Murray wed Lewis Smith at Immaculate Conception Church with attendance from Germaine Smith and Charles Stevenson. A dance followed at Hopkinton Legion hall as friends hosted showers and gatherings across Dubuque, Monticello, Anamosa, and Hartwick areas.

Will Baum Earlville John Arnold F. J. Welter Charles Stevenson Charles Florence Murray Lewis and Germaine Smith Dubuque Arthur Yates Cherokee J. L. Batchelder Kelly” Behrends John Jacobs Henry Jacobs Edna Behrends Monticello Ollie Prader Anamosa W. H. Behrends Worthington Fred Tobin Jake Lang Kathryn Lang Nora Wilson Lester Lang Moline Til John Lang Davenport Paul Grafe Fred Sawyer Lancres Iowa Batchelder Rink Henry Rink Lou King Hartwick Delhi Ed Cox Harriet Cox R. B. Chaplin Embroidery Club Hopkinton Harry Reeve Immaculate Conception Sand Spring Lewis Smith Albin Landolt Legion Hall Raymond Murray Lloyd Burdick Grace Smith Amana Mary Murray Clara Arduser

Fire truck saves hay barn at E G Hicks farm

The Castle Grove community demonstrated its fire truck at the E G Hicks farm north of Monti cello when a large mow of alfalfa hay began spontaneous combustion. The truck pumped water through 800 feet of hose into the barn interior and helped remove wet hay while a fire in the mow was kept under control. Fire Chief C J Matthiessen supervised the effort with assistant chief Leigh Clark. The barn was large and likely saved from destruction, and subscribers are urged to finalize payments to support the outfit.

Farmers’ Community E. G. Hicks Monticello C. J. Matthiessen Leigh Clark

Castle Grove Farm Bureau to Meet Friday Evening

The Castle Grove farm bureau plans a meeting on Friday evening September 30. A program will be announced in the next letter as the association works to reduce debt and support farmers.

Castle Grove Farm Bureau Ruth van Buren Mount Vernon Cornell College Henry Che Fortune Finders 4-H Club Phoebe Hiller

East Cass Township Socials and Visits Chronicle

Neighbors and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ortgies birthday party with dancing and cards as the main amusements. The Stulken and Conley families hosted refreshments while others attended races and visited relatives across Cedar Rapids, Olin, Monticello, and Iowa City.

Henry Ortgies Edwin Taylor Dean Monticello F. E. Taylor Olin Gerhard Brockhahn Cedar Rapids Henry Stulken Marie Frank Burlingham Anamosa

Delhi Gathering At The Martin Buol Home

On Sunday Andy Smith Leonard Buol and Adam spent the day at the Martin Buol residence near Viola hosting a casual gathering with family and friends in the countryside setting.

Delhi Andy Smith Leonard Buol Aon Adam Martin Buol Viola

Local social visits mix with travels in Onslow and Wayne areas

Langworthy and Thuman families plus Edna Oltman spent weekends with Eb Prult and William Oltman households near Onslow and Wayne. Visits included George Ireland Jr of Wyoming and Clifford Arduser family from Sand Springs. Edna Oltman then headed back to Chicago after a two week stay with local relatives.

Ben Thuman Edna Near Onslow Eb Prult George Ireland George, Jr Wyoming Louis Ireland Casper Arduser Clara Mildred Velma Donald Sand Springs Clifford Arduser Edna Oltman Chicago William Oltman Louis Helgens Herman Helgens Edward Helgens Wayne Gerd Prull Eb Prull Clifford Ar

Social visit honours Edna Oltman before Chicago trip

Doser were guests at William Oltman home Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Edna Oltman who planned to leave for Chicago on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Will Dirks and family of Center Junction and Mr and Mrs Harm Dirks and family of Langworthy were guests of Mr and Mrs Diedrich Dirks on Sunday.

Doser William Oltman Edna Oltman Chicago Will Dirks Center Junction Harm Dirks Langworthy Diedrich Dirks

Auto Killings Record Blots Iowa July Toll

Marshalltown Times Republican reports Iowa recorded 1152 auto accidents in July with 68 deaths and 1030 injuries. Over five years about 2000 people have died in crashes, prompting calls for safer roads and possible immunity ideas for citizens. A stray note mentions alfalfa seeding times in the southern state.

Marshalltown Iowa

Hee Haw News urges timely home repairs and supply orders

A Monticello area note lists local advice and ads from St. Anthony and Dakota Lumber Yard. It urges readers to prepare for winter with roof checks and temporary silos, and highlights new coal and paint arrivals, price trends, and the benefit of hiring labor and buying materials now.

Monticello St. Anthony

Local residents visit and family guests extend across Monticello area

Richland Center and Monticello residents are listed as visitors and guests at various homes. Families including Lang Littlefield Hartman Wenger Schilt Yossi Kormann Buol and Balsiger are noted hosting or visiting in Monticello, Castle Grove, Anamosa, Dubuque and surrounding areas with enrollments at Monticello public and parochial schools and visits to George Hein Carl Hein and other homes.

Kathryn Lang James Littlefield Hopkinton George B. Hein Wanda Ely Inez Kiburz Mary Ellen Wismeier Harry Guyan Paul Allen Helen Edna Harms Lucille Yossi Monticello Lorraine Hein Frank Richmond Francis Charles Bowers Harley Snyder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ascker Baum Joseph Flynn J. L. Faber Des Moines J. B. Albers Francis J. Beckman Ladies’ Guild Harlan Briggs Lisbon F. K. Barnes East Cass Township Hee Haw News J. R. Barron George Mead Farmer Foner Maggie J. M. Simmons Linn Resui Richland Center S & Star Jon ARN Bell Telephone Company
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