Local items and social notes from Monticello area
Local notes mention visits by residents to Monticello and nearby towns, including Thomas McNamara Anamosa visitor, Ray Hoag business trip to New York, and Eugene Himebaugh Oelwein weekend in Monticello. Also listed are ads for Eastern Kentucky coal, Keyes glasses, Rickless Grocery deals, and church suppers with events in Newton Parrett and Presby terian church.
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Ray Hoag
New York City
The
Hoag Duster Company
Neighborly Visits Dot Monticello Week End
James Olmstead of Omaha arrived for a week with his daughter Mrs. EB Ricklefs in Monticello. Numerous relatives and friends from Canton, South Wayne, Center Junction, Wyoming, Delhi, Cedar Rapids and beyond visited homes here, while others traveled to Cleveland, Dickeyville and Claremont for events and schooling.
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Eugene Himebaugh
Oelwein
Monticello
Emmeline Ferring
Helen Crane
Cedar Rapids
James Olmstead
Omaha
Neb
Mra
EB. C. Ricklefs
Monticello area social notes and travels across weekend
The Monticello area church and town scene shows Mr. and Mrs. Breen at a Davenport mail carriers convention while others visit family homes in Waukon Dubuque and Marshalltown. Multiple residents attend gatherings travel to Leroy Minn Coggan Sumner Ames and Grinell for work study and leisure with relatives.
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John Breen
Davenport
John White
Mary Locher
Dubuque Trip Highlights Mrs Stickford and Daughter Visit
Mrs W W Stickford drove to Dubuque Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Walter Buchele guest in their home for three weeks. Buchele will depart tonight for Minneapolis. A group of Donald Serbousek's friends surprised him on his 26th birthday with games and a supper at Good's Cafe. Claude Chesmore of Independence was an out of town guest.
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Fred Rettig
Minneapolis
George Rettig
Mary Smith
Battle Creek, Mich
George L. Lovell
Charles Northrop
Council Bluffs
Donald Drake
A. B. Grimes
Mrs. Herman Rolf
Claremont
Mrs. Rolf
Grimes
W. W. Stickford
Dubuque
Walter Buchele
Minn
Donald Serbousek
Good's Cafe
Claude Chesmore
Independence
Hicks Family Visits Parents and Plans Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hicks and their three children from Detroit visited the Hicks grandparents in Iowa. Marg ret Hicks will attend the University of Iowa next year. A group including Micky Doyle and Ray Echternacht traveled to Chicago to see the Cubs clinch the National League pennant. Betty Denkhoff left for Des Moines to work for the Commercial Investment Trust, joining her brother Raymond.
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Lyle Hicks
Detroit
Mich
G. Hicks
Iowa City
Margaret
University of Iowa
Micky” Doyle
Frank Ferring
Harry Rodman
Ray Echternacht
Chicago
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Echternacht
Betty Denkhoff
T. F. Denkhoff
Des Moines
Commercial Investment Trust Company
Raymond
Society And Club News Highlights Local Entertainments
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ricklefs hosted a 6:30 dinner with bridge for friends. Mrs. Ed Wenger led Five Hundred at her Tarry Awhile club gathering with high score by Mrs. William Sloan. The Thoens welcomed bridge guests at dinner for twelve with high scores by Mrs. Arch Grimes and Mrs. Earl DesNans. Mrs. Charles Luett honored her husband’s birthday at family dinner with out of town guests. Friday club held chapter reading and play, while Mrs. Matthiessen hosted a birthday family dinner with relatives from Cedar Rapids and Spirit Lake.
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Emil
Ricklefs
Ed Wenger
Tarry Awhile Club
William, Sloan
Milton Thoens
Arch Grimes
Earl Desnans
Charles Luett
Mr. Luett
Mrs. H. ©. Luett
Baldwin
Fred Matthiessen
Matthiessen
Charles Butler
Cedar Rapids
Philip Timpe
Spirit Lake
Eugene Himebaugh
Oelwein
Bertha Wolf
Mrs Hoffman's Royal Neighbors Shower Honors New Home
Forty Royal Neighbors members gathered Tuesday evening for a miscellaneous shower in Mrs. Sam Hoffman's honor at their hall. A picnic supper followed, with games and the unwrapping of numerous gifts. The Hoffmans recently moved into their new home after their old house burned last spring.
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Sam Hoffman
Hoffman
Ladies Aid meeting at Reformed church hosted by Meier
The Ladies' Aid of the Reformed church met last Wednesday afternoon September 14 at Mrs. Peter Meier's home. Rev Armin Tendick led devotionals. A business meeting followed with a social hour and refreshments served by Mrs Alfred Meier Mrs John Meier and Mrs Rudy Winkler.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Peter Meier
Armin Tendick
Alfred Meier
John Meier
Rudy Winkler
Presbyterian church social gathers crowd on lawn
Members met last week Wednesday afternoon for the regular monthly social on the church lawn. After the business meeting a social hour followed with refreshments served by Edna Buol, aided by a list of church members including Hoffmans, Luettzs, Kettlitzs, Heins, Hein Jr, Barbara Allen, Louise Fitzsimons, Len Buol, O B Crane, and Paul Guyan.
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Presbyterian Church
Edna Buol
Will Hoffman
Frank Walker
Charles Luett
Hans Kettlitz
Len Hein
John Hein, Jr
Barbara Allen
Louise Fitzsimons
Len Buol
O. B. Crane
Paul Guyan
Bridge Club Luncheon Highlights Hostesses at Skeetamo Lodge
The losers of the season’s games were luncheon guests at Skeetamo Lodge last Monday. One table was dressed with garden flowers before bridge at three tables. Mrs. Albert Stuhler won high score. hostesses included Mrs. Colin G. Thomas, Mrs. Charles A. Doxsee, Mrs. Rex Hickless, Mrs. W. W. Stickford, and Miss Mary Doxsee.
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Skeetamo Lodge
Albert Stuhler
Colin G. Thomas
Charles A. Doxsee
Rex Hickless
W. W. Stickford
Mary Doxsee
Surprise Birthday for Mr Harford at Home
Mrs Oliver Harford hosted a surprise party Friday night for her husband to mark his thirty third birthday. Guests played five hundred then enjoyed luncheon around a centerpiece three tier cake with 33 candles. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Meijer Clinton Mr and Mrs John Mullen Anamosa and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lux.
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Oliver Harford
Henry Meijer
Clinton
John Mullen
Anamosa
Arthur Lux
Miss Izora Bancroft Hosts Stormy Night Bridge Evening
Izora Bancroft hosted a 6 80 dinner at Goods Cafe for the Stormy Night bridge club at the season opener. Twenty dined at a long table with yellow flowers, then moved to Bancroft’s home where five bridge tables played with high scores by Virginia Schneider and Owen Sutherland and Winifred Neilly awarded the traveling prize.
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Izora Bancroft
Good's Cafe
Miss Bancroft
Virginia Schneider
Owen Sutherland
Winifred Neilly
Eight new members initiated at hall meeting
Eight new members were initiated into the order at the hall. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mrs. Harry Hoag Mrs. Will Hoffman Mrs. Carl Hein Mrs. Fred Hein and Mrs. Herman Hoffman. The group decided to have Camp Fire girls sell forget me nots on Saturday September 24.
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Harry Hoag
Will Hoffman
Carl Hein
Fred Hein
Herman Hoffman
Camp Fire
World Wide Work of the Congregational Church Talk
The Woman's Missionary society met at Mrs. John Fraser's home for its annual bank offering for foreign missions. Mrs. Siegfried Guyan gave a slide equipped talk on World Wide Work of the Congregational Church. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Fraser with assistants listed.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
John Fraser
The
Congregational Church
Siegfried Guyan
Harriet Coughlan
Henry Carpenter
Clayton Palmer
W. K. Hodgson
George Wilkens
Mrs McKean Hosts French Family Dinner
Mrs C B McKean entertained Rev Herbert French and his son Porter of Bowling Green Missouri last Thursday in a small dinner for ten guests. Porter plans to depart from New York City in November for Ceylon to teach at a Congregational missionary college for three years.
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C. B. McKean
Herbert French
Bowling Green
Porter French
French
McKean
Porter
New York City
Ceylon
Congregational Missionary College
Surprise Birthday Party for Luett and Patterson Daughters
Mrs. Charles Luett and Mrs. Elwyn Patterson hosted a surprise birthday gathering at the city park last Thursday afternoon honoring Mary Lou Luett turning eight and Betty Lou Patterson turning nine. Guests enjoyed games and a treasure hunt, with a cake shaped as a schoolhouse as the centerpiece.
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Charles Luett
Elwyn Patterson
Mary Lou Luett
Betty Lou Patterson
Jean Echternacht
Eloie Timmins
Betty Lou Podhaski
Colleen Holmes
Stella Smith
Ruth Ann Hoag
Ann Marie Husman
Anamosa Man Badly Injured In A Fall
George Grassfield an Anamosa Lumber employee was seriously injured last Tuesday when a scaffold at Lester Smiths home gave way. An iron bracket punctured his skull fracturing to the brain and he remained unconscious. Smith was bruised while the scaffold fell from the eaves work.
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George Grassfield
Anamosa Lumber Company
Lester Smith
Smith
Grassfield
Methodist church chicken pie supper announced
The Methodist church women will serve their annual chicken pie supper on Wednesday October 12 from 5 30 until soup is gone. Menu includes chicken pie mashed potatoes gravy rolls butter pickles jelly carrots peas perfection salad pumpkin pie coffee. Price 35 cents.
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Methodist Church
Iowa Teachers to Convene in Waterloo September First
The northeast division of the Iowa State Teachers association meets in Waterloo on September 30 and October 1 with a strong program of educators. Notable speaker includes Miss Bess Goodykoontz, assistant U S commissioner of education.
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Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Waterloo
Bess Goodykoontz
U. S
Milwaukee Couple Visit Monti Cello Parish History
Mr and Mrs Albert Jenkins of Milwaukee visited Monti cello last Saturday. Mr Jenkins father led the Congregational church here from 1876 to 1881.
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Albert Jenkins
Milwaukee
Monticello
Mr. Jenkins
Congregational Church
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Death of Elizabeth Foster Former Las Cruces Resident
Elizabeth Curtis Foster daughter of Professor Luther Foster and Mrs Foster died at her parents home on Las Cruces avenue September 8 1932 after long illness from heart disease. Born in Monticello Iowa and raised in Brookings South Dakota and Bozeman Montana she moved to Las Cruces in 1901 when her father led New Mexico State College. She taught English and music in Las Cruces High School and at NM State College and Casper Wyoming High School. Survived by her parents and two sisters Clara Bason Glendale California and Lute Kissam Glencoe Illinois. Funeral services were held at her parents home with burial in Masonic cemetery family lot.
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Curtis Foster
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Luther Foster
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Glencoe
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Masonic Cemetery
Governors rebuke farmers strikes amid re election hopes
A group of governors including some facing November re election criticized farmers strikes. Their statement appears cautious rather than epochal, with critics doubting whether they will prove themselves true friends of the farmer.
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Minneapolis Journal
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