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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1944

Page

5

Railroad cattle and dairy shipments move through Booker yard

Two cars of feeder cattle from Booker Texas arrive for Chris Reiter. Outgoing at Union Stock Yards Chicago include Ed Reiter two cars Raymond Kurt one car William Buol two cars M J Kenneally one car George Kurt one car Henry Becker two cars. The Dubuque Packing Company sends one car of hogs to Dubuque and Farmers Mutual Creamery ships one car of butter to New York.

Booker Texas Chris Reiter Union Stock Yards Chicago Ed Reiter Raymond Kurt William Buol M. J. Kenneally George Kurt Henry Becker

Rationing Board Changes at Monticello Office

Minnie Rickless resigns as chief clerk of the War Price and Rationing board in Monticello to take a secretarial post with Dubuque Packing Company in Dubuque. Effective April 1. Mildred Meyer moves up to Chief Clerk and Mrs. Almon Flichler becomes price clerk.

Minnie Rickless War Price and Rationing Board of Monticello Dubuque

Union Lenten Services to Feature Dr Gough in Monticello

Dr E T Gough and Mr Vernon will speak at Union Lenten services in the Monticello Community building from 2 to 8 pm Good Friday April 7 with cooperating church pastors taking part and special music by the Methodist choir The Rev Homer I Dalrymple spoke at this week’s service and Milton Leonard hosted Lions club members at the Monticello Express shop with a tour and refreshments Four babies were born at John McDonald hospital last week to the Schoon Simmons Holmes and Loop families.

E. T. Gough Vernon Monticello Homer I. Dalrymple Milton Leonard Lions Club Monticello Express Monte Cafe John McDonald Hospital Ray Schoon Mind Joe . Simmons Sam Holmes Fay Loop Hopkinton

Couple from Anamosa Wed in District Court License

One marriage license was issued last week by the Clerk of the District Court to Rudolph Ortgies aged 21 and Imogene Duncan aged 18, both residents of Anamosa. Mrs. William Corbin reports that 70 overseas kits were packed and shipped in the past week.

the District Court Rudolph Ortgies Imogene Duncan Anamosa William Corbin Red Cross

Kline To Address Iowa on Statewide Radio Program

Farm Bureau president Allan Kline will speak on a statewide radio program from 9 30 to 10 p m on April 12 over Station WMT. Jones county listening parties are planned with a 10 to 15 minute opening talk followed by a panel discussion featuring W W Waymack editor of the Register and Tribune W Earl Hall Mason City Globe Gazette Dean H H Kildee Iowa State college and W G Lodwick Iowa Farm Bureau board member.

Jones County Farm Bureau Allan Kline Iowa Farm Bureau England Russell Kline WMT W. W. Waymack The Register and Tribune W. Earl Hall Mason City Globe Gazette Dean H. H. Kildee Iowa State College W. G. Lodwick Iowa Farm Bureau Board of Directors

George Repstein Killed in Anzio Dive-Bombing Attack

Private George Repstein 29 of East Orange New Jersey was killed February 7 during a dive bombing at the Anzio beachhead in Italy. He is survived by his mother from Little Falls and grandmother Mrs Margaret Repstein of Montclair along with aunt Mrs E L Rosencrans Anamosa and William C Repstein Cedar Rapids.

Pvt George Repstein East Orange N. J Anzio Italy Margaret Repstein Monticello Pvt. Repstein Little Falls E. L. Rosencrans Anamosa William C. Repstein Cedar Rapids

Rev Arnold Buol To Speak Sunday At Local Church

A special communion service will be held at the Evangelical and Reformed church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Rev Arnold Buol of Dubuque will be guest speaker. There will be no Sunday school that Sunday but services resume April 16 at 4 o'clock.

Evangelical and Reformed Church Arnold Buol Dubuque

Monti Host To Music Contest

Five hundred student musicians from 18 eastern Town schools gather in Monticello Thursday April 13 for the preliminary state music contest. Vocal events in the Community building auditorium. instrumental solos and groups at the high school auditorium. State finals set for Des Moines April 28-29 with gas rationing limiting large groups. Season and individual tickets on sale at the high school office.

Monticello Dubuque McKinley Cedar Rapids Anamosa Maquoketa Marion Lisbon Mit Vernon Olin Springville Bellevue Onslow Wyoming Brass Mt. Vernon Mavion Des Moines

District Court Opens Monday for April Term in Jones County

The April term of the Jones county district court convened in Anamosa on April 3 with Judge J. E. Heiserman presiding. The grand jury completed its work in one day. New officers were elected for the Jones County Bar association, Elbert G. Heiserman as president, Francis Shimanek as vice president, and George Lawrence as secretary-treasurer. The court plans to try criminal cases the week of April 10, with juries called for the second week. The docket includes Edwards administrator versus Werling set for May 15, and Welty versus Lazare and Wolfe set for April 17. The Worthwhile Homemakers club meets April 12 at Mrs. Forrest Deischer’s home.

Jones County District Court Anamosa J. E. Heiserman Jones County Bar Association Court House Elbert G. Heiserman Monticello Francis Shimanek Manticello George Lawrence Frank Shimanek Oxford Junction Heiserman Edwards G. P. Edwards Lawrence Werling Welty Adrian Ernest Lazare Henry Wolfe

March’s Cold Streak Ties Historic Records

State Meteorologist Charles D. Reed notes March 1944 matched the 1932 extreme in temperature with an average of 31.6 degrees, 4.3 below normal. Snow and rain exceeded norms, marking a wetter March last seen in 1924, but Reed expects little impact on the upcoming growing season.

Charles D. Reed Reed

Jones County Men Inducted Into Army and Navy at Camp Dodge

A list of Jones county men inducted into army and navy at Camp Dodge on Saturday includes Army inductees from Anamosa Waterloo Monticello Olin Oxford Junction Cedar Rapids and Lisbon with names such as Niles T. Meclesen Ervin B. Loos Lewis Dreibelbis Walter Davidson and others. Navy inductees from Anamosa Monticello Olin Viola Wyoming and Cedar Rapids include Marvin L. Taylor Albert H. Carlson Kenneth F. Leggett William R. Finn Orlyn H. Peck Clarence A. Rhatigan and more. New registrants for the Jones county selective service board Myron R. Koranda Vincent A. Wroblewski and David W. Buesing were listed. A regular selective service board meeting is scheduled for Monday afternoon April 10 at the court house in Anamosa.

Jones County Army Navy Camp Dodge Niles T. Meclesen Ervin B. Loos Lewis M. Dreibelbis Walter §. Davidson Robert E. Newhard Francis P. McNamara Robert E. Fay Anamosa Clayton D. Willison Waterloo Hubert E. Gray Monticello Irvin J. Kramer Olin Albert C. Wink Oxford Junction Edward M. McA

Eight Jones Aliens Naturalized in Cedar Rapids Service

U.S. Judge Henry N. Graven administered the oath of allegiance to 76 alien-born at a naturalization ceremony in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday April 4. Among Jones county participants were Christopher C. Bendixen Emil N. Belling Anamosa Henry E W Luerkens Center Junction Johanne C Ortgies Langworthy Margaretha D Bendixen Werner Bendixen Wyoming Alfred Yossi and Julius J Boysen Monticello.

Jones County United States Cedar Rapids U.S Henry N. Graven Christopher C. Bendixen Emil N. Belling Anamosa Henry E. W. Luerkens Center Junction Johanne C. Ortgies Langworthy Margaretha D. Bendixen Werner Bendixen Wyoming Alfred Yossi Julius J. Boysen Monticello

Death of Charles Kruger and 1944 absentee ballots noted

Funeral plans for Charles FP Kruger a former Castle Grove resident who died in Doon are announced with details of his birth August 7 1865 and surviving relatives. The piece also notes primary election procedures including ready mail absentee ballots for armed services and civilians with application timelines and locations.

Armed Services Jones County George Specht Auditor’s Office Specht

Sister of E D Vernon Dies in Iowa

Edgar Vernon was summoned to Lewis Iowa Saturday by the death of his oldest sister Mrs A J Beebe. She is survived by her husband a son Vernon of Hilo Hawaii a sister Mrs I F Hayenga of George and two brothers H T Vernon of Ardmore Oklahoma and S D Vernon of Monticello. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Lewis with burial at Anita.

Edgar Vernon Lewis Iowa A. J. Beebe Bebee Vernon Hilo Hawaii I. F. Hayenga George H. T. Vernon Ardmore Okla S. D. Vernon Monticello

VFW Post 1683 to Install Officers April 12

Monticello Post No. 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary set a regular meeting for April 12. Installation of officers will precede the business session and members are urged to attend the ceremony.

Monticello Post No. 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary At & Pan

Iowa prison probe questions authority to send trustees off walls

State officials doubt the board of control can assign Anamosa and Fort Madison trustees to farm and camp work outside institutions. The two‑month investigation led by R. W. Nebergall could urge legislative clarifications in a report to Gov. Bourke Hickenlooper.

State Board of Control Anamosa Reformatory Fort Madison Penitentiary Des Moines Register Reformatory Investigating Committee R. W. Nebergall State Bureau of Investigation Bourke B. Hickenlooper Board of Control Anamosa Fort Madison Independence Cherokee Oakdale Clarinda Mount Pleasant Anamoga Davis Reformatory P. A. Lainson Hickenlooper

Scout Plan Told Civic Group Here

A Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts contingent visited the Monticello Rotary club with 12 Explorer Scouts from troop 8 led by Harold Siggleston. Speakers described Cub Scouting goals, home centered programs, and local scouting leadership plans for the Waubeek area.

Cedar Rapids Monticello

Irvin Rigby Dies Monday In Monticello

Monticello resident Irvin Rigby died of a heart attack after a period of ill health. Funeral services are set for 2 PM at Goettges funeral home with Rev Glenn McMichael officiating. Interment will be at Oakwood cemetery. He was born February 9, 1874, son of Joseph and Mary Rigby and never married. He worked at Lou Lang mill for six years then farmed in Castle Grove township before moving to Monticello last November. Survived by sister Eva Rigby and brother Charles Rigby. several nieces and nephews attend the service.

Charles FP. Kruger Castle Grove Doon Kruger Ernest Eliza (Twamley) Kruger Jones County Matilda Zorn Josephine Ryan Allen Stein Chicas J. Noble Fred Bertha Bessie Harken Monticello Fred Kruger J. W. Slater Des Moines William Kruger Joseph Tevin “Rigby Goettseh Glenn McMichael Oakwood Cemetery Ripby Joseph and Mary (Spears) Rigby Lou Lang Podhaski Hatchery Castle Grove Township Eva Rigby Nathan Rohrer Eva Rigby Charles Rigby James Muse Trenton Clyde Rigby Cedar Rapids Ernest Chaplin Langworthy Arthur Rigby Fred Griffith Louis Rigby Hopkinton Albert Rigby Rockford

End Of War Fund Drive Nears Nine Thousand Dollars

The drive in Castle Grove area nears the nine thousand dollar mark as supporters rally for the war effort. Telford Monti, long time correspondent under the name Maggies, will continue reporting the district news and serving as secretary of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance association.

Telford Monticello Castle Grove Tie Maggies Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association TOR

All County Red Cross Drives Exceed Quotas in War Fund

Jones County totals show 18106 raised with Anamosa 11000 and Monticello 6000 quotas met. Monticello chapter surpassed its 6900 goal by 1886.01 with rural districts contributing amid harsh roads and tax timing. Shamon praises rural teachers and all donors across income levels.

Jones County Shannon Monticello Monticello Red Cross Chapter American National Red Cross Anamosa Mnticello Monticello City Richland Co Castle Grove TIA Cass Cokes Wayne Lovell Washington Scotch Grove Town of Onslow Charity Fund Iowa Monticelo Warland Chaisman Shimon

Cass Woman Dies March 31

Funeral services for Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman 71 were held at St Pauls American Lutheran in Anamosa with Rev. Puosingg officiating. Burial was in Wayne Zion cemetery. She was born April 9 1872 in Wayne township and married March 6 2000 at Wayne Zion Lutheran. The Zimmermans lived near Anamosa their entire lives and she was a charter member of St Pauls Ladies Aid. She is survived by five sons five daughters three sisters two hundred eighty grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs. Herbert McCullough of Pontiac Michigan visited at her home.

Ralph Zimmermman Anamosia Yopan St. Pauls American Lutheria Church Anamosa TL. L. Puosingg Purial Wayne Zion Margareta Brokens Mer John H. Brokens Wayne Township Henry Willism Fred Rudolph Louis Amnmosa Anna Dirks Henrietta Plarms Amber Emma Schafer Fred Murrack Arlington Rodeker

Findings Forecast Impress Davis Foe and Prison Policy

Observers anticipate the final report will not please War den Foss Davis and Clifford Niles of the Anamosa Eureka who pressed for his removal. The document may critique reliance on prison labor with dwindling inmate pools and the risk of escapes. It could also address transfer policies at Anamosa and Fort Madison fueling internal tensions.

Foss Davis Clifford Niles Anamosa Eureka Davis Niles Anamosa

Jones County Birth Records Gap Prompt While War Drafts

Jones County Clerk W. Leigh Pearson reports no birth records in his office for residents born in Jones County between 1928 and 1941. People should request records from the State Department of Health in Des Moines, with 50 cents per certificate, or obtain a delayed record via affidavit from a knowledgeable parent or caregiver aged at least 10 years older than the applicant.

Jones County W. Leigh Pearson Pearson State Department of Health Division of Vital Statistics Des Moines

James Maurice Promoted to Major at Fort Leonard Wood

James Maurice of Monticello has been promoted to Major at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He plans to spend Easter Sunday with his wife and family.

James Maurice Monticello Fort Leonard Wood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clat Monti Bar Forrest Deischer Naturalize Eight Jones Pythias First Street Clarence J. Matthiessen Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co Carl Dutton Eclipse Lumber Yard Billy Magee Perry Front Row Mark Reade George Guyan Charles Kruger E. D. Vernon V.F.W Don Gunn James Atherton Jack Hurdleston Wanbeck Harold VanNote Harold Eggeteston Gunn Jenner Waubeek Irvin Rigby Ray R. Fuller Mrs. Fuller Mrs P. A. Wiedmeyer George Watte Annamesa Elaqter Boyd Shannon Cam Pun Naggers Cass Wayne Zion Cemetery Herbert McCullough Pontiac, Mich Mrs. Watt and Andrew Watt
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