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

THE MONTICELLO EXPRESS…MARCH 9, 1983……PAGE 26

Henry C. Stadtmueller
Services were held March 5 for Henry C. Stadtmueller, 79, at SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church, with burial at the Prairie Hill Cemetery, Monticello. The Rev. Donald Wahlgren officiated at the services. Henry C. Stadtmueller died March 2 at Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids, after an extended illness. Henry C. Stadtmueller was born July 26, 1903 in Castle Grove Township, Jones County, the son of Austin and Anna Brokens Stadtmueller. He received his early education near the place of his birth. He later chose farming as his life's work. Henry Stadtmueller and Hattie Folkerts were married June 23,1930, in Scotch Grove. The couple made their home in Castle Grove Township, where they farmed. He was a lifelong member of SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church. He was baptized there on Aug. 19,1903, and confirmed April 27, 1919. Mr. Stadtmueller is survived by his wife; four children, Mrs. Carol Moe of Denver, Colo., Daniel Stadtmueller of Monticello, Mrs. Naomi Craft of Decorah, and Richard Stadtmueller of Monticello; and nine grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother. Casketbearers were Max Specht, Edward Siebels, Roger Kromminga, Paul Hugh, Wesley Hanken and Louis Ulferts