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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

2

Hats on sale at Devlin Millinery this Friday and Saturday

Local ads announce new fall hats at Devlin Millinery with a sale on Friday and Saturday. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday September 21 in front of Suter's meat market hosted by Catholic ladies. Numerous residents visit relatives in nearby towns and attend social gatherings with friends and family across Iowa.

Devlin Millinery Advy Suter's

Local residents host visitors and travel near and far

A long list of visits and trips fills the week with relatives and friends from Waterloo to Cedar Rapids. Guests include EB J Maloney's family, Minnesota fishing travelers, and the Roben family from Town City.

Society And Club Dews Hosts Host Dinner

Mrs UW M Carpenter and Dr Millington Carpenter entertained at a six thirty dinner last Friday at the Carpenter home with ten placed at an attractively appointed table. The Friday club met at Mrs Edward Templetons home for its regular meeting and featured readings and sketches on nature and music by local ladies.

Henry M. Carpenter Millington Carpenter Wic City Carpenter Edward Templeton Charles Northrop John EH. Perrine Lew Sarrett L. W. Lovell

Socials and Birthday Celebrations Pebble Monticello

A string of luncheon bridge and birthday events in Monticello honor guests from Cincinnati Hammond and Chicago. Florence Noble and Kate Perley attend from out of town. Betty Lou Patterson and Marjorie celebrate birthdays with cakes, ice cream and gifts as local groups host gatherings.

Grimes Florence Noble Cincinnati Monticello Kate Perley Hammond

Birthday gatherings of Stuhler and Pfeil families noted

In Monticello Mrs. Frederick P. Stuhler celebrated her birth anniversary with family including Louise York Jane Stuhler and Susan Stuhler among others visiting from California. A Pfeil family reunion followed at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deischer’s home with dinner, singing and a poolside rock garden setting. A later party hosted by Mrs. Albert J. Stuhler featured games a treasure hunt balloon favors and a luncheon. Thirty four states have adopted drivers license laws.

Colin G. Thomas Marjorie Frederick P. Stuhler Stuhlers Monticello James Carter San Mateo California Stuhler Sally Ann Albert J. Stuhler Riess Stuhler Jane George F. Stewart Stuhler Susan Jack Harry Stuhler Helen Louise Billy Howard Deischer Pfeil Richland Center Wisconsin W. W. Himmel Radcliffe G. M. Brainard Esther Gaylen Carlton Brainard June Ashley Elliott Anamosa Merle C. Deischer Barbara Jean Helen Gutensohn Marion Endsley Louise York Delphia Balster Marjorie Thomas George Stuhler Susan Stuhler Ann Carter

Social Notes From Monticello And Surrounding Towns

Miss Dorothy Johnson stayed with sister Mrs A B Grimes and joined Tipton teachers on trips to Monticello. Several families visited in Manchester for a Mead family event honoring visitors from Tampa Florida. Edith Schemmel left for Beaver Dam Wisconsin to resume Hillcrest school teaching with daughter Joann. The Kirk family and Eva Lux visited Monticello en route to Los Angeles. Bravo Brazelton and Edward Wirth traveled between Monticello and Chicago via plane and Zephyr. Bancroft family announced daughter Carmine born Sept 12, second daughter in Leath Bancroft line. Florence Noble returned to Cincinnati public library duties and Elizabeth McLaughlin accompanied her to enroll at the university.

Edith Schemmel Beaver Dam Wisconsin Hillcrest School For Girls George Rettig Joann Tom Kirk H. P. Bancroft G. A. Hall Sidney Montana Carmine Florence Noble Cincinnati Public Library Cincinnati Ohio E. J. Noble Elizabeth McLaughlin Miss Noble The University

Red Oak First Baptist Marks 79th Anniversary

Members of the First Baptist Church at Red Oak Montgomery County celebrated the 79th anniversary of the church founded August 31 1856. A Sunday program directed by Rev J F Catlin, current pastor, highlighted a long history dating from before the Civil War and the town’s growth.

Red Oak Montgomery County First Baptist Church J. F. Catlin

Flax Pays for Byron Blackman’s Wright County Farm

Byron Blackman, a Clarion area farmer, reports flax yielding 13 bushels per acre with seed priced at 1.31 dollars per bushel, earning 17.03 dollars per acre. He plans 29 acres next year and urges farmers to keep weeds under control, noting other growers succeed when weeds are kept down.

Byron Blackman Clarion Wright County Blackman

Local families host guests across Monticello and Cedar Rapids

Miss Lillian Miles of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sid Miles. Mrs Marie Zuck of Jews City attended. Rev Berhenke’s daughter Mrs Holtman hosted Louise and Nella Hoffman in Omaha. Clayton Palmer left for Indianapolis to join Eli Lilly and Co. Eastern Town dren tists. Donald Harter and son Varshe visited relatives in Iowa City and Des Moines. A fire damaged the Buol home. Mrs Lambert will visit this week. Mildred Desseher and Charles Black visited Newton Deischer’s home in Elkader. Paul Torrence, bus driver for Interstate Lines, reported strong business. Joe Chaloupka and Leona and Ruth visited the Maore home in Dubuque. Monticello attendees joined Cedar Rapids Presbyterial at the First Presbyterian church chapel in Cedar Rapids.

Leona Fothergill Cedar Rapids Business College Cedar Rapids Charde Fothergill Lillian Miles Sid Miles Miles Marie Zuck Jews City Mrs. Zuck Leo Staner Cascade Louise Hoffman Nella Hoffman Cl Berhenke Omaha Berhenke Holtman Donald Harter Ang Varshe Towa City Jake Suter Geerse Buol Mildred Desseher Elkader Charles Black Virginia Des Meins Newton Deischer Paul Torrence Chicasea Mrs. C. Hartman

Ghosts at Miss Caro Sehoentut Home Attend Weekend Meeting

In Davenport and Ravk Island a group including Mr and Mrs Clarence Palmer Charles Raymond and Mrs Seheenhut's sister Mrs 1 FO Mita attended a gathering in Rays at the M C A S last at Cedar Rapids. Mrs Stevk visited her daughter Frances a Coe College student.

Caroline Sehoentut Clarence Palmer Charles Raymond Davenport Miss Seheenhut 1 FO Mita Ravk Isand Carnes Stevk Savontyen Rays M.C Cedar Rapids Stevk Frances Coe College

Local residents recall visitors after accident injuries

Misa Dorothy Eden of Chicago was called home by a serious condition of her father Henry Eden who was injured in an automobile crash last Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Hans Boyson Mrs Traves and Miss Rena Waite of Cedar Rapids were callers at J Y Perrine home Sunday. Miss Henri ott Franks a Cedar Rapids school teacher spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Perrine and returned home with them.

Ed Podhaski Harry Maire Oclwein John Arduser Manchester J. L. Arduser Ernest Wink Anamosa Harvey Harford Mary Elizabeth Russell Mrs. Lee Byerly Henry Burrichter Esther Lost Naetion Monticello Kathleen Hayes Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids J. J Hayes W. L. McNurlen Lloyd Byron, NL Joel Starks Lena Palmer Franah Schneider Cresco Ike Schneider Jr 8. Ci. Franks W. W. Bronson Francis Franks Wyoming John H. Perrine Fred D. McLaughlin Earl DeShaw Florence Noble Cincinnati Ohio James Carter Cal- Varla Misa Dorothy Eden Chicago Bonde Henry Eden Hans Boyson Traves Rena Waite Cedar Rapids J. Y. Perrine Henriott Franks

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