Individual Details

Marriage

Open house honors Henry Stadtmuellers

Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Stadtmueller were guests of
honor June 22 at an open
house to celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary at. the
American Legion hall.
Hosts were the couple's
children: Mr. and Mrs.
Maynard (Carol) Moe and
family, Denver, Colo.; Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Stadt-
mueller and family, Mon-
ticello; Mr. and Mrs. Rolf
(Naomi) Craft and family,
Decorah, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stadtmueller and
family, Monticello.
They have nine grand-
children.
Three granddaughters,
Louisa and Bianca Moe,
Denver, Colo, and Debbie
Stadtmueller, Monticello,
attended the guest book.
Out of town guests in-
cluded: Mrs. Raymond
Staudt , Arlington ;
Margretta Schlumbohn and
Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Robinson, Oelwein; Jane
Siebels, Iowa City; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Pillard and Mrs. John Ammeter, Coggon;
Wilbur Mann, Central City;
William H. Wendt, Mr. and
Mrs. John LeClere, Man-
chester; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Grupon, Gibson; Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Day, Fairfield.
Hattie Folkerts, daughter
of Mrs. Jacob Folkerts and
the late Jacob Folkerts,
Scotch Grove, and Henry
Stadtmueller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Stadtmueller
were married June 23, 1930
in the home of the bride's
mother.
Attendants were Clarence
Stadtmueller, cousin of the
groom, and Laura Johnson.
Mrs. Ammeter of Coggon
was organist. They were all
present for the anniversary
celebration.
Other wedding guests
present Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Husmann,
Scotch Grove; Mrs. Alva
Stadtmueller and Loretta
Stadtmueller.
The coupte farmed on the
home place of Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Stadtmueller until
1963 when they moved to the farm where they live now. It
was purchased from Mr. and
Mrs. George Seehusen.

Death

SOURCE: THE MONTICELLO EXPRESS….JULY 10, 2002….PAGE 20
HATTIE MARIE STADTMUELLER
JUNE 23, 1906 - JULY 2, 2002
Services for Hattie Marie Stadtmuller, 96, were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 6, 2002, at SS Peter and Paul Lutheran Church, rural Monticello.
Burial was held at Prairie Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Rodney Underwood officiated. Visitation was held from 5 to 8 p.m., Friday, July 5, 2002, at Kramer Funeral Home, Monticello.
Hattie Marie Stadtmueller died Tuesday, July 2, 2002, in Meadow Ridge Living Center, Anamosa, after a brief illness.
Hattie Marie Stadtmueller was born June 23, 1906, in Scotch Grove, Iowa, the daughter of Jacob and Catherine Husmann Folkerts. She attended Slough School, rural Scotch Grove. She was baptized at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church and confirmed on March 28, 1920. She was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church.
Hattie Stadtmueller married Henry Karl Stadtmueller on June 23, 1930, in Scotch Grove Township. They farmed in Castle Grove Township. Hattie also was an arborist at Roydens Nursery. Memberships included Worthwhile Homemakers and Monticello Garden Club.
Survivors include two sons: Daniel (Diana) Stadtmuller and Richard (Carolyn) Stadtmueller, both of Monticello; two daughters: Carol (Mike) Moe of Denver, Colo., and Naomi S. Craft of Decorah; nine grandchildren: Louisa and Bianca More, Amelia Moe Fernholz, Deborah Stadtmueller Vince, Darren Stadtmueller, Erik and Andrew Craft, Kimberly and Craig Stadtmueller; and two great-grandchildren Abigail Vince and Josephine Fernholz.
Preceded in death were her husband, Henry, in 1983; two sisters, Catherine Folkerts and Anna F Husmann; and a brother, Elwell Gerhard Folkerts, in infancy.
Memorials are preferred to the Monticello Public Library.