Judge Grants Three Divorces In One Term At Court
District Court Judge Floyd Philbrick signed three divorce decrees last Monday September 23. Don ald William Rickels 29 divorced from Berdinal Margaret Rickels 28 on cruel inhuman treatment with child placed with maternal grandparents. Clyde Lutz 29 divorced from Karrel Marie Lutz 31 on desertion. Barbara Zarby 19 divorced from Duane Zarby 22 on cruel inhuman treatment after eight months marriage with plaintiff allowed to resume maiden name Barbara Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Sudge
Donald William Rickels
Berdinal
Margaret Rickels
Clyde Lutz
Karrel Marie Lutz
Barbara Zarby
Duane Zarby
Barbara Callahan
Lions Club Weekly Meeting at Peterman's Café
The Lions club held its weekly gathering Monday evening at Peterman's cafe with a 6:30 dinner. Edgar Vernon, president, presided and introduced Chaplain William Kettlitz who spoke on Life in the Brig. Kettlitz, formerly of Monticello, now with the navy at Great Lakes, Ill, is visiting his mother and relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Peterman’s Cafe
Edgar Vernon
William Kettlitz
Brig
Kettlitz
Monticello
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Rena Kettlitz
John Rickels
New Car Licenses Reported in Anamosa County Office
The county treasurer’s office in Anamosa listed new car licenses sold during the past week for residents including Glen A. Russell of Anamosa driving a Ford, Jim C. Adams of Monticello with an International truck, Maeme Pasha of Oxford Junction with a Chevrolet, and several others in Monticello and Anamosa. Five births were reported at John McDonald hospital in the past week: a girl born Sept 18 to Mr. and Mrs. August Rickless of Monticello, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gadient of Hopkinton on Sept 20, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Danneman of Anamosa on Sept 20. President Don Sutherland spoke on Rotary plans at the Monticello Rotary Club gathering after dinner at the Community Building, with Dr. C. G. Thomas introducing guest John Thomas from Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Glen A. Russell
Ford
Jim C. Adams
Monticello
International
Maeme Pasha
Oxford Junction
Chevrolet
Eugene Chaloupka
Elcar House
Robert P. Hogan
Charles H. Brown
Ede G. Renken
Dodge
W.H. Kettlitz
Hudson
John McDonald Hospital
August Rickless
Vernon Gadient
Hopkinton
Donald Danneman
and Monte
Don Sutherland
Rotary
How to Vote Series Promotes Correct Balloting
Voters are urged to mark ballots correctly to ensure their votes count in the municipal swimming pool funding election. The League of Women Voters sponsors a guidance series titled How to Vote, with another article to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women ‘Voters
Three Local Men Register for Selective Service in Anamosa
Lawrence W. Alferts of Anamosa Harvey J. Fechtman Langworthy and Martin H. Nissen of Monticello recently turned eighteen and registered with the selective service board in Anamosa. The next local board meeting is scheduled for October 10 at 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Selective Service Board
Anamosa
Lawrence W. Alferts
Harvey
J. Fechtman
Langworthy
Martin H. Nissen
Farm Bureau to Hold Meeting at Anamosa High School
The annual Farm Bureau gathering is set for October 15 at 8 p.m. in the Anamosa High School Auditorium. H Stanley Nicola, director of the livestock research department of the Iowa Farm Bureau, will discuss his work and the department’s role for Iowa farmers and Bureau members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Anamosa ‘High
Stanley Nicola
Livestock’ Research Department
Iowa Farm Bureau
Livestock Research Department
Farmers and Farm Bureau
Iowa
Marriage Licenses Issued by Leigh Pergon Clerk Office
Over the past week the district court issued two marriage licenses. Howard Schley, 26, Martelle, and Margaret Smith, 27, Anamosa are listed. Robert D Petersen, 21, and Naomilee Crain, 19, both of Olin, also received licenses. Herman Ricklefs of Monticello is visiting his kin in Saginaw Michigan with his niece Eveline Schoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Peargon
Howard Schley
Martelle
Margaret Smith
Herman Ricklefs
Monticello
Herman
Saginaw, Mich
Eveline, Schoon
Monticello Black Panthers blank Manchester 27 0 in WaMac clash
Monticello Black Panthers dominated Manchester with a 27 to 0 victory in WaMac league play at home. Jim Seehusen connected for two touchdowns and three extra points, with Ron Benson and Ren Newton scoring, while Newton opened the scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Black Panthers
Manchester
Monti
Panthers
Jim Seehusen
Ron Benson
Ren Newton
Bob Messerli
Dean Wilworth
Seehusen
Marion
University High of
Iowa City
Newton
Carroll Schneiders
Don Newton
Panther
City Park
Don Hackbarth
Carroll Schneider
Grant Adamson
University High of Town City
Express
Crippen Died Saturday In Cedar Rapids Home
John W. Crippen age 66 of Cedar Rapids died suddenly at his home at 1 p.m. Saturday. He leaves his wife Maudeline and four daughters including Melinda Rohrer and Mary Crippen Monticello. services were held Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids home with Rev. Merton B. Green and burial in Oakwood Cemetery Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Crippen
Cedar Ranids
Town Manufacturing Company
Monticello
Maudeline Crippen
Melinda Rohrer
Mary Crippen
Fred Trotter
Bromide
Okla
James Taylo
LaPlatt
Neb
Mary Stevens
Della Stevens
Edward
Homer Crippen
Cedar Rapids
Merton B. Green
Oakwood Cemetery
Bay Adams Attends Beef Conference in Cedar Rapids
Bay Adams, vocational agriculture instructor at Monticello high school, attended a beef production conference sponsored by Wilson and Co. in Cedar Rapids last Saturday. Adams was one of 19 instructors from the Cedar Rapids area at the all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Adams
Monticello
Wilson and Co
Cedar Rapids
Adams
Jim Read Injured Unloading Cheese at Local Store
Jim Read, manager of the National Tea store, was injured Tuesday while unloading supplies. A 50 pound box of cheese dropped on his right foot. X rays showed no broken bones and he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Read
National Tea Store
Soldier Arrives in Korea Stoll A Labeled in Transit
Pvt Alphonse A Stoll of the U S Army arrives in Korea with HQ and A Company 1st Infantry unit. The record notes his APO 6 San Francisco California mailing address and the September arrival date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Monticello
Alphonse
A. Stoll
R.A
Let Infantry
APO
San. Francisco
California
Ballot Printing Delayed by Supreme Court Justice Resignation
Justice Frederic M. Miller of the Iowa supreme court resigns effective September 30 causing general election ballot printing to be postponed until October. Nominees for Miller’s seat to be named by party committees. Governor Blue may appoint interim. Printing for Jones county ballots starts second week in October. 28 precincts require distinct township candidate lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic M. Miller
Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines
Miller
Republican
Democratic State Central Committees
Blue
Republican Central Committee
Justice Miller
Monticello Express
Jones County
George Specht
Wahl Named Delegate to Lutheran Church Convention
Ernest Wahl of Monticello and St Matthew's Lutheran Church is chosen to attend the ninth biennial convention of the American Lutheran Church in Appleton Wisconsin from October 10 to 17. Wahl will represent the Gallons area as one of about 400 delegates from the United States and Canada. The convention will set policies affecting roughly 625000 members of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wahl
Monticello
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Appleton
Wis
Wahl
License plates for 1947 completed in 75 counties
Warden Foss Davis reports 1947 town automobile license plates finished for 75 counties at the men’s reformatory. Counties are numbered sequentially. next year plates will use white background with black figures. Town cars will display front and rear plates for the first time since wartime steel shortages. If progress holds, all plates should be finished by December 1.
Rev Dean Morey Appointed Assistant Pastor in Waterloo
Rev Dean Morey and his wife moved to Waterloo where he accepted the position of assistant pastor at First Presbyterian Church located at Franklin street and Fourth avenue. He began work September 16 after studies at Cornell College Mount Vernon and McCormick Theological Seminary. He recently completed a year as a Navy chaplain. He is the son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Morey of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Morey
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin Street
Fourth Avenue
Morey
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chignago
United States Navy
LeRoy Morey
Monticello
Thieves Take Money From Gottleaber Apartment
Thieves prowling Sunday or early Monday entered the Gottleaber apartment above Grain Belt tavern on South Cedar and stole at least 85 dollars and a diamond ring. The loss was found Monday morning when the couple returned from Cedar Rapids. Sheriff Eichhorn investigated the case that day. The stash included 67 dollars in silver dollars saved by Mrs Gottleaber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottleaber
Apt
Harold Gottleaber
Grain Belt Tavern
South Cedar
Gottleabers
Cedar Rapids
Eichhorn
Polio Strikes Keith Ortgies Near Anamosa
Keith Ortgies 22, a farmer living northeast of Anamosa, suffered a polio attack and was taken to the University hospital in Iowa City. Doctors reported a positive case with paralysis in the left leg. His wife Imogene Duncan Ortgies and their two daughters Judy and Diane survive. Ortgies' sister Berdina Poppe died of polio two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Ortgies
Anamosa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ortgies
Imogene Duncan
Judy
Diane
Mr. Ortgies
Mia
Berdina Poppe
Educators Nominate Three For Jones County Delegate
At a meeting in Anamosa the Jones County Educational Association nominated Superintendent Boyd Shannon of Monticello Earl Phillips of Olin and Leona Gierhart of Anamosa as candidates for the county delegate to the State Education Delegate Assembly in Des Moines November 7 to 9. Teachers will vote by mail with a Sept 30 deadline. There are 159 teachers in Jones County with over 90 percent belonging to the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County Educational Association
State Education Delegate Assembly
Des Moines
Boyd Shannon
Monticello
Shannon
Earl Phillips
Olin
Leona Gierhart
Jones County
Joseph Beave
Association
Presbyterian Meeting at Blairstown Presbytery Session
Members of the First Presbyterian Church Monti cello attended the Cedar Rapids Presbytery meeting at Blairstown on September 25 with Dr Reuben A Torrey of China as guest speaker. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Wina J Grossheim Mrs Irving Hintz Mrs Frank Walker and many others from local churches and Peniel Presbyterian Castle Grove district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Blairstown
Rapi
Reuben A. Torrey
China
Wina J. Grossheim
Irving Hintz
Frank Walker
Local Breeders Shine at National Barrow Show
J B Seehusen of Center Junction and Herman Helgens of Scotch Grove stood among Iowa breeders at the National Barrow Show in Austin Miam last week. Seehusen's Chester Whites earned fourth in lightweights, fifth in heavies, third in breeder feeder litters, eighth in gilts, and ninth in boars. Helgens, judging Poland China classes, placed twelfth in lightweights and fourteenth in heavies with Helgens Bros. purebreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Seehusen
Center Junction
Herman Helgens
Scotch Grove
Austin
Miam
Seehusen
Chester
Poland
Helgens Bros
Farmer Foods Run Drawing To Close
Farmy Foods canning factory corn run nears end says plant manager Ray Walton. Only three run days remain with planned runs Thursday and Saturday and likely one more day next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmy Foods, Inc
Ty Ray Walton
Walton
Castle Grove Church Plans Thirteen Hours Devotion
Father Clair Drummy acting pastor of Immaculate Conception church in Castle Grove announces Thirteen Hours of Devotion next Sunday September 29 with Masses at 7 and 9 a.m. and closing at 7 30 p.m. Monticello city council met in adjourned session at the Community building Monday night to grant a cigarette permit to the National Tea Company. The mayor and all members of the council were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Clair Drummy
Immaculate Conception
Castle Grove Township
Monticello
National Tea Company
The
Gaara
Truck Stolen and Recovered in Hopkinton and Cascade
Deputy Henry Prull reports a truck owned by Hopkinton poultryman George Dirks stolen early last week. A Ford V-8 with a license plate of Rev. W. D. Tolson was found on Highway 38 with gas low and keys in it. A second truck was stolen from Green Oil Station in Cascade after 11 p.m. and recovered in Maquoketa. All vehicles were returned to owners. Delaware County Sheriff suggests a former Northeastern Town resident may be involved, but no suspect named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Prull
Delaware County
George Direks
Hopkinton
Prull
Rev
W. D. Tolson
Elkader
Highway 38
Carl Anderson
Dirks
Cascade
Cruck
Jackson County
Maquoketa
St: S
Republican Women Convention in Independence Iowa
The Iowa Council of Republican Women second district will hold a biennial convention in Community Hall of Independence on Monday September 30. Mrs C H Williamson will preside with 9 30 a m registration and a business session including committee appointments and officer elections. A 12 o’clock luncheon at the Presbyterian church costs one dollar per plate with reservations via Mrs George Emry. Governor Robert Blue and Republican candidates are to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Council of Republican Women
Second District
Independence
C. H. Williamson
Presbyterian Church
George Emry
Robert Blue
Lovell Happy Helpers Elect New Officers
The Lovell Happy Helpers monthly meeting at Helen Mardoff's home had eleven members present on September 12. Election results named Janice Freese as president, Beverly Hanken as vice president, Helen Mardorf as treasurer, Betty Fass as historian, Greta Biel as news reporter, Gladys Bass as business manager, Joyce Freese as sergeant at arms, with Jean Ann Freese chosen as leader and Mrs. Ernest Wash as assistant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Happy Helpers
Helen Mardoff
Janice Freese
Beverly Hanken
Helen Mardorf
Betty Fass
Greta Biel
Gladys Bass
Joyce Freese
Jean Ann Freese
Ernest Wash
Hoffman Is Honored At Chicken Dinner
Herman Hoffman, former Monticello fire chief, resigned effective Sept 14 and was honored last Monday at a stag chicken dinner at the Legion hall. He received a fishing rod and a certificate for 20 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hoffman
Monticello
Illness Strikes Family as McKeever Wife Fights Lung Cancer
John McKeever was summoned to University Hospital Iowa City to visit his wife who is fatally ill with carcinoma of the lungs. Doctors express little hope for her recovery. Her son Francis McKeever, in the United States Army, returned home last week to be with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKeever
University Hospital
Iowa City
Francis McKeever
United States Army
Onslow Woman Belle Howard Dies After Nine Months Ill
Belle Howard 83 of Onslow died Sept 22 after a nine month illness at Mercy hospital Anamosa. Funeral held Tuesday at Onslow Presbyterian with Rev Frank Schroeder of Dubuque officiating. Lyle Thompson led music with piano by Mrs C R Smith. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Clay Cemetery. Tippett family notes include birth in Clay Mills July 11 1863 and marriage to Frank Howard in 1882. seven grandchildren surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Howard
Onslow
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Dubuque
Lyle Thompson
Center Junction
Beautiful Isle
C. R. Smith
Wyoming
C. O. Lightfoot
J. R. Kennedy
Howard Willison
George French
George Paulsen
E. Horton
Clay Cemetery
Phoebe Arabella Tippett
William and
Julia Tippett
Clay Mills
Frank Howard
Carol Bickford
Dwila
Arnold
Dale
Janet
Jimmy Sicker
Eati
Santen
Vickey
Spencer
Beery Dies in Corpus Christi After Monticello Career
W A Beery 66 a longtime Monticello dry goods merchant died at his Corpus Christi home last evening at 7 o clock He had retired from business and funeral services will be held in Corpus Christi Friday Burial in that city He was twice married and is survived by his wife Margaret J Rundle Monticello A charter Rotary member and Burns Lodge A F and A M He came to Monticello in 1910 and moved to Texas in 1936 He operated a tourist cabin camp for years before ill health led to sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Beery
Monticello
Corpus Christi
Texas
Beery
Harold Murray
Wanda
Dallas
Margaret J. Rundle
Schultz Brothers
O Burns Lodge
Sacred Heart School Elects Class Officers
Sacred Heart School voters elected senior officers Regina beating president Richard Jacque as vice president Jack Mc Keever secretary and Andrew Stoll treasurer for the coming year. Junior class chose Jean Marie Howie president with Lila Mae Heims Yvonne Wolf and James Hayes in key roles. A list of boys is being trained for serving Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Richard Jacque
Jack McKeever
Andrew Stoll
Jean Marie Howie
Lila Mae Heims
Yvonne Wolf
James Hayes
Mass
Michael Duschner
Thomas George
Richard Koob
Robert Koob
Bernard Manternach
James Mantern
Alarm Fails To Stop Fire Department Dinner
Two false alarms pulled Monticello firemen from duties this week. One alarm interrupted a retirement dinner for former Chief Herman Hoffman after 20 years service, while the second alarm on Tuesday morning found no fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Donald Danneman
Mrs. Donald Danneman and her husband welcomed a daughter born September 20 at McDonald Hospital. Mrs. Danneman is formerly Johanna Kehren before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Danneman
McDonald Hospital
Danneman
Johanna Kehren
Five Co Men Ordered to Report for Induction at Snelling
Five men from Jones county are ordered to report on September 29 at Fort Snelling Minnesota by the Anamosa local selective service board. Names listed are Raymond G. Antons Center Junction Melvin L. Husmann Center Junction LaVern K. Tjaden Onslow Richard G. Miller Mechanicsville and Ralph P. Kurt Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Selective Serviice Board
Anamosa
Raymond G. Antons
Center Junction
Melvin L. Husmann
LaVern K. Tjaden
Onslow
Richard G. Miller
Mechanicsville
Ralph P. Kurt
Cascade
Monticello Band Places Second in City Centennial Parade
Monticello marching band earned second prize among six out-of-town groups in the Dubuque centennial parade. Blue River Wisconsin took first, Boscobel Wisconsin third, with judges including Capt. Dwight Bonham and Prof Dey Baker. Spectators praised Monticello majorette Héon Gerdes for her energetic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Dubuque
Blue River
Wis
R. W. Lane
Boscobel
C. W. Hughes
Miles, Luana
DeWitt
Ray Stumbaugh
Jones County Ranks In Top Section Of Bond Sales
Iowa counties report strong growth in Savings Bond sales for the first seven months of 1946. Jones County placed 25th with 220.92 percent of sales against redemptions, while Winneshiek led at 350.32 percent. Director Warin urged restraint to curb inflation and speculative bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Roger F. Warin
Iowa U. S. Savings Bonds Division
Iowas
Winneshiek County
Iowa
Dubuque
Delaware
Clinton
Cedar
Johnson
Fayette
U. & Savings Bonds
Warin
Sii
Taxes Paid Slowly Deadline October 1
County treasurer Don Ruhl notes slow taxpayer response to the October 1 deadline. He expects a last minute rush around Sept 30 as many counties show delayed payments this year. He urges timely payments to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ruhl
Ruhl
Monticello Breeders Sell Brown Swiss Bull
Monticello breeders Thomas and Messerli sold the bull Duke Phei fer of Deer Creek 77961 to Nick Gaul of Anamosa. The sale was reported by Fred S Idtse secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association in Beloit Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and
Messerli
Monticello
Duke Pheifer
Deer Creek
Nick Gaul
Anamosa
Fred S. Idtse
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wisconsin
Sunday School Teachers Attend Du Buque District Meeting
A group from St. John's Lutheran church traveled to Guttenberg on Sunday for the Dubuque district meeting of Lutheran Sunday schools. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. R P Young, Kate Hanken, Mrs Fred Hanken, Helen Lieneman, Mrs John Jacobs, Mr and Mrs L A Oltman, Emma Stadtmueller, Mrs Lester Rickels, and Mr and Mrs Arnold Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Kate Hanken
Fred Hanken
Helen Lieneman
John Jacobs
L. A. Oltman
Emma Stadtmueller
Lester Rickels
Arnold Jacobs
Indictments Set For Manslaughter and DWI Trials
The Jones county district court grand jury returned indictments against Earl Dirks for manslaughter and a man named Holub for driving while intoxicated. Trials were assigned by Judge Phil Brick after a bar luncheon, with September 30 set for State v. Lewis B. Hofer and October 7 for Charles Larson and related cases including Dirks, Holub, and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Earl Dirks
Flolub
Philbrick
Lewis B. Hofer
Hofer
Dirks Indicted in Death of George Leaper
Ana zona man Earl Dirks 25 was bound over to the grand jury and a true bill returned this week in the George Lawrence court. He was arraigned this morning after Leaper died from head injuries believed to result from a midnight June 15 fight. Dirks claims Leaper threatened him with a hoe before the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirks
George Leaper
Earl “Bud” Dirks
Anamosa
George Lawrence
Leaper
Court schedules arraignments as new Jones county cases file
October 14 docket includes Stroud vs Thomas and Nissen vs Kurt. Phil Brick to preside in Anamosa with Dirks and Holub arraignments. New cases: William Quirk Jr vs Joseph Quirk seeks permanent guardian with $2000 bond over patient at State Hospital Independence and estate interest in Clinton county. Helen Louise Dorgeloh vs William H Dorgeloh seeks divorce custody alimony and furniture over habitual intoxication. Anna M Houstman and Arthur Houstman vs Iowa State Conservation Board challenges muskrat slough land condemnation price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
William Quirk, Jr
Joseph Quirk
State Hospital
Independence
Clinton County
Helen Louise Dorgeloh
William H. Dorgeloh
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Herman
Anna M Houstman
Arthur Houstman
Iowa State Conservation Board
William Matthiessen Injured in Vertebra Break at Home
William Matthiessen lies in John McDonald hospital after a vertebra fracture from a car accident Friday September 18. He was helping a neighbor start a car when bumpers hooked and he tried to separate the cars. Friends may call while he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matthiessen
John McDonald Hospital
Matthiessen
Mothers Daughters Plan Oct 5 Luncheon
The tenth annual 4 H Girls Mother Daughter Luncheon will be held October 5 at the Martello High School Auditorium according to the county Farm Bureau office. Girls who plan to attend should notify their leader immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martello High School
County Farm Bureau
Monticello Women Attend Iowa Synodical Guild Session
Mrs. Frank Schneiter Mrs. Chester Lang Mrs. Alfred Egger and Mrs. Irvin Rhatigan attended the Iowa Synodical Women's Guild meeting of the Evangelical and Reformed church at the Roosevelt hotel Cedar Rapids on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Schneider the local president was a regional delegate and Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Egger represented the local church as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
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WaMac
Wilworth
Seehtsen
Benson
Sm All
Bay Adams
C. R
Waterloo Post
Farmer Foods Run
Castle Grove
Hoffman
W.A. Beery
Sacred Heart School
Snelling
Distr
Stroud
Thomas
Nissen
Kurt
Ae Ib Welhe
Dirks and Holub
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