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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

2

Cascade Knights Serve Free Dinner at Council Rooms

Cascade Council Knights of Columbus held a free regular table dinner on Tuesday September 27 at their council rooms. An evening program featured speaking and singing and new officers were elected for the year. The item lists numerous local residents and guests connected to Cascade and nearby towns.

Cascade Cascade Council Knights of Columbus C.D. Baldwin Helen Iowa City J. A. Becker Cedar Rapids Sayles Fort Dodge Wittertown South Dadkota Smith Welsheimer Chicago Mary Julia Weeker John Pederspiel Carey Owen Cedar Rapids Gazette Grace Conlin J. 4. Conlin John Kurt Mamie Moorman Leibold Worthington Veronica Kurt St. Mary’s John Tuthe Dubuque John Quint Nicholas Lenhoff Joseph Gross Joe Harry Wenner Margaret Remsen Iowa Nicholas Faber Mat Taher Peter Sauser Peter Kraus J. P. Lane Wilfred A. J. Foher Mary Margaret Wisconsin Barney Weeker Mary Wecker Charles McQuillen John McQuillen T. P. Clarke Patsie Wila Cheetham Johanna Heffernen Martha Heffernen Rockford Illinois Mugene Zigrang Murray West Cascare Tomenneally Susan Garrity Loretta Peter Knepper Ed Bell Air Vireus Farley Sue Kirchen Dupuque J. W. Beatty Dr. Clarke

Infant's Death Darkens Center Junction Community

Mr and Mrs Clarence Dixon mourn the loss of their infant son born Monday at three o'clock and buried at North Madison cemetery after a funeral at the Dixon home led by Rev Smith. The issue notes community sympathy and local social events including bake sales, fundraisers, meetings, and visits, with multiple names and places in Center Junction and nearby towns.

Clarence Dixon Dixon Home Rev. Smith M. I. Church North Madison Cemetery Dixon Stupka Davis Mary Yen McDonald Yoming Peter Smith Monticello Corbett Ter W. 56 Spohn Ado Duncan Tiskilwa Ilinois Ross Stingley Christian Endeavor Society McDonald J. Z. Livingstone I. 1 Stone Frank Preston Creo Anamosa Hampshire Prahim’s Hardware Frank McNeil T. R. Young M. E. Heir O. M. Miller Cedar Rapids M. G. Alsover Harry Johnson Leola Roy Overly Onslow Arnold Prescott Iowa J. N. Smith Mary Hen McDonald Wyom S. L. Davis Mae Kent Marion James Mead Percy Woodsen Joe Proezinger Wim. Stingrey Burmeister Will Leech Maquoketa Stuart Smith Ames F. J. Livingstone Bulgrin Center Point Bohler Harrison Loomis Scotch Grove Myrtle Livingstone Lucile Himebaugh Coleman Prahm's Theo. Lenox

Scotch Grove Women Discuss Clubs and Farm Roles

The Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club met with Mrs. Lloyd Sinclair hosting. Miss Martha Wanken of Madison township spoke on Girls Clubs and the Double H program, urging Scotch Grove to organize a club. Mrs. J Matthiessen of Lovell township spoke on the Farm Bureau and its aims.

Scotch Grove Women's Community Club Lloyd Sinclair F. 1P. Sutherland C. N. Holst H. Dirks Martha Wanken Madison Township Ciris Ciris' Clubs.” Miss Hanken Double H Des Moines Miss Hanken John Matthiessen Lovell Township Matthiessen Farm Bureau

Local Club Richard Dinners and Meetings Reported

Mrs. Holst and others organized a six month program with a greeting letter to Miss Hazen. A refreshment committee was appointed for three months. Rev and Mrs Nash attended a gathering at W B Clark’s with gifts to their new Mount Zion home. No preaching next Sunday but Sunday school urged. Several local residents and visitors noted with travel and hospital visits.

J. W. Callahan D. O. Sinclair Mrs. Nash Air J. Rice Ludington Louisiana Mr. Rie Jake Lestecamp J. W. Gallahan Wid Aes AG Carsen W. Carson Cedi Jr. G. Lyons Glendale California Ch. 1Less Oxford Junction Lee Mutton Excelsior Minnesota Scotch Grove Lt. B. Callahan Hopkinton

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings

Sand Spring residents hosted and visited relatives with trips to Manchester and Denver. Notables included Mr and Mrs W Hi Robbing and Mr and Mrs J G Duncan and Harold, along with Alex Marshall returning to visit sisters Lillie Neil and Mars Marshall. The S M F club met with Mrs Fred Lang and guests from Marion and Denver, with upcoming gathering October 6 at James Littlefield.

W. Hi. Robbing J. G. Duncan Harold Manchester Martha Helen Verdon Mads Grove Martin Bobby Hdgewood A. Blair Alex Marshall Kar Lillie Neil Marsnes Marshall S. M. F. Club Fred Lang Snell Marion Samuel Greer Denver Colorado Jiamnes C. S. Greer W. J. Stevenson A. G. Reed Hopkinton Mesdames II M. Wheeless Ff. S. Pierce C. H. Dufoe Messrs J. P. Shuster J. Irreneh Onslow R. R. Guthrie Cedar Rapids Bryan Co. Dufoe Delhi R.A. Chaplin Fred Peger Blookinton Mont.ie Farley F. J. Gestel Monticello Pierce Cascade

Onslow Social Notes and Local Movements Highlight Week

Miss Amy Jeffries and Robert Leaper of Anamosa wed at the home of Mrs. Mabel Corwin. Vera Traul sails to St Louis to teach English for girls. W W Barber and Miss Lauri Smith drive to Clinton for Shrine meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt of Lin attend relatives. Mrs. Ora Molleniuie goes to Chicago for social welfare studies. Mrs. Wilma Hanna Ruekner visits Morley. Mr. and Mrs. McCarty and Wideknife of Maquoketa visit. Mrs. Raglan heads to Newell SD to join husband. Dr. Bone family shop in Maquoketa. James Keating visits relatives north of town. Chas Rowe and wife in Anamosa. William R. Lascell of Coggan marks 75th birthday with 200 guests and a $75 purse.

Onslow Amy Jeffries Robert Leaper Anamosa Mabel Corwin Teo de Merritt Lin Merritt Chrace Maple Geo, Lyons Lawons Hattie Laney Dubuque Taday Ora Molleniuie Chirag Wilma Hanna Ruelkner Morley

Prairieburg Social Roundup Sees Family Guests and Home Moves

In Prairieburg on September 26, a series of family gatherings and visits occurred. Guests included Mrs Nose Reynolds and daughter Marguerite of Seattle, Mr and Mrs Frank Floyd, and Mr and Mrs Tr Kennedy of Center Point, entertaining Mrs N I Floyd. Doc Dolan and sibling family planned a move to Anamosa. Local residents noted travels to Cedar Rapids and Edendale Minnesota, with various relatives visiting, a birthday surprise for Mrs John Drexler, and health concerns for Agatha and Howard Burlingham.

Prairisborg Prairieburg Mra. Nose Reynolds Marguerite Seattle Washington Frank Floyd Tr. Kennedy Center Point N. IL. Floyd John Drexler Dave Church George Coggan Wilkinson Alf Kula A. Flockhart Lauser A. JD. Benson Cedar Rapids Dale Ward Edendale Minnesota Truesdale Dolan Anamosa Maud Church N. Lloyd L. Rogers Agatha Howard Burlingham J. &. Phaberly Benusom

Col Brewer to be U.S. marshal for southern Iowa district

Col Guy Brewer of Des Moines underwent a new fingerprinting process at the reformatory as he awaits appointment as United States marshal for the southern district of Iowa starting next March. A federal prisoner, Samuel Caldwell, escaped a state farm last Thursday and hid in a woodshed before being found the next day. Anamosa sends a delegation to the State University while road work on a key primary road approaches completion and flood damage to a river wall near the State Park prompts repairs.

Guy Brewer Des Moines John Stivers Frank Hurt Reno Anamosa State University Marguerite Frasier Rita McLaughlin Helen Hartman Messrs Buell Beems Robert Brady Brooks Mellecker Linn County Military Road Fairview Foley Bros State Highway Commission

Pineapple Lot Offered At Rare Price By Liddy & Rickless

A dealer offers large canned sliced tropical pine apples at $2.99 per dozen cans while supplies last. The notice is from Liddy and Rickless.

Liddy & Rickless

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Timetable

William Hayes Mitchell pastor leads morning worship at 11:00 with Sunday school at 10:00 and an evening service at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the services.

William Hayes Mitchell

Leonard Duckett Preaches on Personal Work and Mustard Seed

Pastor Leonard Duckett leads regular Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 00 a m. and preaching. The morning sermon focuses on The Art of Personal Work and the evening service on The Parable of the Mustard Seed. James Wilson will read at the Christian Endeavor meeting at 646 p m next Sunday.

James Wilson Christian Endeavor

Friendship of Jesus The Humanheartedness and Wellsprings

Pastor Rev William P Ames outlines services at 10 am Sunday church school 11 am morning worship 7 30 pm evening service and Thursday 7 30 mid week meeting. October series on the Friendship of Jesus covers six studies from October 6 to November 10 with topics including The Humanheartedness of Jesus and The Friendship of Jesus for various figures.

William P. Ames Jesus Peter Bethany Sisters

Pastor Sigmund Ide Announces Sunday Service Details

Sigmund Ide, pastor, lists Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 10:46 a.m. The sermon language alternates between German and English each Sunday. The Luther League convenes on the first Sunday of every month.

Sigmund Ide Luther League

Sacred Heart Church Sunday Services and Pulpit Schedule

Sacred Heart Church announces First Mass at 8:00 pm and Second Mass at 10:00 am with Sunday school at 2:16 pm and devotions at 3:00 pm. Roland P Kuentzel offers Sunday services with 10:00 am Sunday school and 11:00 am preaching, alternating German or English sermons. All welcome. Gulbransen player pianos Locher's.

George A. Hauck Roland P. Kuentzel

Delaware County Faces New Mortgage to Cover Overdrafts

Hopkinton Leader reports a second mortgage of 658000 placed by the Delaware County board of supervisors to meet overdrafts in bridge and road funds, supplementing a 35000 bond issued last January. Total indebtedness rises to 93000 with six percent interest, prompting questions about future taxes and county finances.

Hopkinton Delaware County Board of Supervisors

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