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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1934

Page

4

Jones County to Continue Relief Aid under Work Plan

Jones County will extend relief through a work relief program. Public health nurse Miss Lora R. Houston directs the effort, allocating hours based on family need to estimate weekly wages. Destitute workers only qualify, with unfinished CWA projects to be added, and county officials plan full cooperation with federal relief.

Anamosa Lora R. Houston R. N Jones County Himelf Emergency Relief Committee Board of Supervisors Oet Des Moines Iowa

Business Women's Club Hosts Senior Girls Night

The Monticello public school seniors and Sacred Heart Parochial school girls were guests of the Business and Professional Women's club at Maples Inn. Mary E. Coxsee spoke on Magazines and Kate Maurice on civic improvements after the dinner. officer elections followed for the next year.

Monticello Sacred Heart Parochial School Business and Professional Women Maples Inn Mary E. Coxsee Kate Maurice Recene Ashton Martha Meyer Madge Schaffer Caroline Heiken Mary Coxsee

Sacred Heart Seniors Visit State Hospital

The Sacred Heart senior class with Sisters Mary Eutrophia and Mary Audrey visited the state hospital in Independence on Tuesday April 10. They left at 9 30 am and, after a noon picnic, toured the institution for two hours led by Dr Barty who gave an educational talk and highlighted the x ray device.

Sacred Heart School Mary Eutrophia Mary Audrey State Hospital Independence Barty Abmdance

P T A Meeting Called For Tuesday April 24

The next regular P T A meeting will be held Tuesday in the public auditorium. Topics include discussion on best control as the greatest asset to character, with remarks by Mrs Frank Walker Mrs R P and Mrs Charles Field.

Acoo DeShaw Frank Walker R. P Mra Charles Field

Hail Storm Causes Wide Losses in Lovell Township

The Lovell township hail storm on July 2 resulted in estimated damages of $110,690. Clark, the township assessor, reported the assessment and noted losses ranged from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. The text also references $1100 last year in material damage in Lovell Township.

Lovell Township Clark Lark Inqine

Mrs C S Morton Died Saturday At Hopkinton

Mrs Charles S Morton 65 died early Saturday morning at her Hopkinton home. Funeral services were held Monday at the Presbyterian church with burial at Hopkinton cemetery. She had been treasurer of the Ladies Aid, a member of Eastern Star, and active in church and civic work. She leaves her husband, a daughter in law, three grandchildren, a sister Effie E Garder and brothers Byron D Offineer and Orla G Offineer.

Presbyterian Church Charles Morton David de“Best Hopkinton Ella Offineer Rachel Francis Marion Offineer Mohican Ashland County Ohio Iowa Aspinwall Crawford County Charles 8. Morton Harlan Monticello Ladies’ Aid Society Eastern Star Effie E. Garder Manilla Byron D. Offineer Des Moines Orla G Ethel Morton

Dubuque Veterinarian Killed in Hit and Run on Highway 161

Dr. Edmund Cholvin, 47, a Dubuque veterinarian, was struck and killed Sunday night on Highway 161 near Key West, three miles from Dubuque. He was walking along the road when a motorist struck him and did not stop. passing motorists found and transported his body to Dubuque.

Edmund Cholvin Dubuque Cholvin Key West

Lovell Township Farm Bureau Meets Tuesday

The Lovell township Farm Bureau will hold a regular meeting at the public school in Monticello on Tuesday April 24. Representative Thomas Stimpson will discuss the recent special legislature session and John Inglis the new county club agent will also attend and speak.

Lovell Township Farm Bureau Monticello Thomas Stimpson John Inglis

Sixteenth Annual Presbyterial Meeting Held in Monticello

The Cedar Rapids Presbyterial for world missions held its 16th annual meeting on April 17 at the First Presbyterian Church in Monticello. Attended by 162 delegates from twelve parishes including Cedar Rapids and Marion, the day featured devotions, reports, talks by Mrs Brively and Mrs Carl D. Thomas, luncheon, and the installation of officers for 1934 35 with Mrs James Killian of Cedar Rapids presiding.

Cedar Rapids Westminster Quartet Brively Ereerterlan Carl D. Thomas White Cross Pittsburgh Penn D. I. Berger Iowa Synodical James Killian Wm. J. Grosshelm Monticello Departimental

Lovell 4 H Club Girls Meet at Luella Balsiger Home

Thirteen Lovell 4 H Club girls attended a regular meeting held at Luella Balsiger’s home with Garnet Eilers presiding. Activities included roll call, music memory, color wheel design, pattern cutting, and a lesson by Mrs William Balsiger. Visitors included several local residents and the next meeting will be at Eunice Buol’s home.

Lovell Luella Balsiger Garnet Eilers Luella Meager Dreseca Gart Bilers Gimonimmen Margaret Wismeier Gene Byers G. L. Buol Mia Henry Adams Fred Hein John Saggi Eunice Buol Balsiger Luella

The Mummy Bride to Be Presented Tonight

The Mummy Bride a three act farce is staged by the M club of Monticello high school in the school auditorium at 8 pm Admission 15 and 25 cents plus 1 cent tax Cast includes Ray Hodgson Clark Matthiessen Ada Egger Orvin Yeoman Carol Naylor Loretta Specht Clarence Seedorff and Robert Spooner Set amid pyramids and palms of Egypt Professor Plopp translates an inscription and a princess comes to life at dawn a tale of exciting situations See it tonight.

Monticello High School Ray Hodgson Clark Matthiessen Ada Egger Orvin Yeoman Carol Naylor Loretta Specht Clarence Seedorff Robert Spooner Pyramids Egypt Professor Plopp

Auto Mechanic 19 Held In Auto Theft Ring

Hale McCann a 19 year old auto mechanic was arrested in Dubuque and will be charged as an accomplice in a large middle west auto theft ring. Cars traced to the ring and confiscated were sold around Monticello and will be returned to buyers due to mutilated serial numbers.

Middle West Hale McCann Dubuque Monticello

Extra Curricular Activities Outlined By Supt Grimes

Supt Grimes describes Monticello public high school extra curricular activities that build school spirit and teamwork. The program includes M Club based on points from scholarship attendance music athletics and other activities. Eligibility for National Honorary Society requires high scholarship citizenship service leadership and character.

Supt. Grimes Monticello High School National Honorary Athletics Society National Honorary Society Arsier Fins Iets Eamba’ Quartet G' Ex! Ct Gedtamatenys Jantoe Jeera Ib Aergier Boya’ Council Gists

Final summons for H H Monroe ends long Monticello life

Obituary notes H H Monroe died in California after long illness. He lived 48 years in Monticello, worked as a compositor on The Monticello Express, published reminiscences of Monticello, and celebrated his sixtieth wedding anniversary with Lydia Austin Monroe. He contributed to Hemet News and recalled early town days and school friends, including Ben Bolt and Loren McKee.

Monticello H. Monroe Bunda Ftv Sigerve Riverside A. Monroe California Monroe

Emaline Hicks Wins State Music Contest Violin Solo

Miss Emaline Hicks eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard P Hicks formerly of Monticello now of Chicago won first place in the Illinois state grade school literary and music contest held in Normal Illinois She represented Ardmore junior high school Villa Park among 3500 tryouts with 750 vying in violin alone and performed without piano accompaniment Graduation is May 17 making her the youngest eighth grade pupil at Villa Park Her grandmother Mrs George Hein of Monticello will be pleased.

Emaline Hicks Howard P. Hicks Monticello Chicago Emaline Normal Til Ardmore Villa Park Ardmore Junior High School George Hein

Ricklefs Bride Dorothy Jungblut in Cedar Rapids Marriage

Herman Ricklefs son of Mrs. Henry J. Ricklefs married Dorothy Jungblut in Cedar Rapids on April 3. The ceremony was by Rev. Little of a Presbyterian church. Attendants were Meta and Louis Zimmerman. The couple plans to live on a Monticello area farm.

Herman Ricklefs Henry J. Ricklefs Monticello Cedar Rapids Dorothy Jungblut Little Meta Louis Zimmerman Ricklefs Fred Jungblut Elkader

Colflesh to Speak Here Friday in Monticello

Robert Colflesh, candidate for Iowa governor on the Republican ticket, will address the public Friday at 2 pm. The talk is sponsored by the Odd Fellows lodge of Monticello and will take place in the Soldiers' Memorial building on the first floor dance hall.

Robert Colflesh Iowa Odd Fellow Lodge of Monticello Soldiers’ Memorial

Ministers Discuss Rural Aid and Elect Officers

The Jones County Ministerial Association met at Forrest Chapel Morley with a luncheon by local ladies. Devotionals featured Dr. W. P. Nicholas and Harriet Cookingham led relief program discussion. S. G. Gutensohn reviewed The Christian Enterprise Among Rural People, Roy V. Porter led discussion. Officers elected: President Harry Green Anamosa, Vice President W J Grossheim Monticello, Secretary-Treasurer L Dutro Olin. Next meeting May 21 at Olin Methodist.

Jones County Ministerial Association Forrest Chapel Morley W. P. Nicholas Wyoming Jones County Harriet Cookingham Anamosa Butterfield S. G. Gutensohn Monticello

M H S Alumni Plan Meeting at Public Library

Monticello high school alumni will gather at the public library next Saturday evening April 23 at 7 30 to discuss commencement plans and related activities.

Monticello High School

Items Of Occurrences Twenty Five Years Ago

April 1909 Monticello Express notes homestead filings in Meade county South Dakota by Mrs Amanda Hosford and others. a school desk and post office revenue figures, a Ben Hur crowd train, deaths of Mrs Walker Berlin and Iowa pioneer William Hall, homestead hesitations by Dick Cartano, marriages including Andrew Ambuehl Lena Sten and Mae Hubbard Ernest Landis, nursery stock sale for Monticello, stray bullet incidents at home.

Monticello Express Amanda Hosford Mary Babbe Laura Luella Rynerson Jane Warner Meade County South Dakota Monticello High School Foater Walker Berlin England William 8. Hall Onslow Cascade Iowa State Dubuque County Dick Cartano Tripp County Rosebud Andrew Ambuehl Lena Sten J. Sten E. B. Gruenstein F. Bolton Jessie Warnecke Charlotte Adams Rachel R. Magee Piorence Anna Balcar Florence Hefner Mary Locher Harriet Smith Alicia Whiting Nellie Wales Mae Hubbard Ernest Landis Anamosa Landis Greeley Monticello Alice Lynch William Snyder Frank M. Hicks Hammond Elmer Hicks Chicago Frank McAleer Clara Bobleter Sacred Heart Church John McCormick Walter Allen

Wyoming pharmacist loses license after guilty plea

Barber, who runs a Wyoming drug store, appeared before Judge H C Ring in Jones county district court. He pled guilty to illegal liquor operations and had his pharmacy license revoked for one year beginning May 15.

F. ©. Barber Wyoming Hon H. C. Ring Jones County District Court Barber

Lucille Robinson to Play Exhibition at Monticello

Iowa state champion Lucille Robinson, women’s western titleholder, will join Don Young and a select foursome for an exhibition match at Monticello on Sunday July 17. Also invited are Bud Maytag Mrs Byers and Jim Gardner.

Don Young Lucille Robinson Iowa Monticello Young Bud Maytag Newton Towa Miss Robinson United States Chicago Helen Hicks Florida

Bootlegger sent to Fort Madison tied to delinquency

Herman Wennermark of Manchester was sent to Fort Madison penitentiary last week on bootlegging allegations and accused of contributing to the delinquency of children. His wife is in critical condition at the Iowa State Hospital, and he has three small children. Harold Drach of Martelle, 21, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a highway crash east of the city last Saturday that injured five others. The wreck occurred when Drachs rear wheel struck a car driven by C D Maybauer of Mount Vernon as Maybauer turned into a driveway. A Delaware county jury set damages at 2000 in Goodlove versus Logan after a December 21 1931 fog accident near Central City that killed Mr Goodlove.

Herman Wennermark Manchester Fort Madison Iowa Harold Drach Martelle Cedar Rapids Drach C. D. Maybauer Mount Vernon Goodlove

Local Men Sentenced To 60 Days In County Jail

Monticello residents Floyd Truesdale and Chubby Schneider pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing chickens in the night. Judge H C Ring sentenced both men to 60 days in the county jail. the theft involved six chickens from Albert Smith in Monticello during the early hours of April 10.

Monticello Floyd Truesdale Schneider H. C. Ring Truesdale Albert Smith

Martin Podolak Died At Oxford Junction

Funeral services for Martin Podolak aged 79 were held at Oxford Junction Sunday afternoon. Born in Czechoslovakia November 10, 1854, he came to the United States in 1870. He was married in 1876 and survived by his wife and four children Anna Carter Mary Newton Rose and Edward Podolak plus one son in Maquoketa.

Martin Podolak Oxford Junction Mr. Podolak Czechoslovakia United States Anna Carter Mary Newton Monticello Rose Chicago Edward, Maquoketa

Supreme Court Rules Lost Money Can Be Found Reward

The court ruled a 10 percent reward for finding lost property applies even if the items were stolen and hidden. In the Clinton bank theft, $100 500 was recovered from a junk heap after being hidden and later identified by the bank. The ruling confirms the finder earns the reward under the statute.

Supreme Court City National Bank of Clinton Camanche Clin

Monticello Board Hires 22 Teachers for Next Year

At a special Monticello public schools meeting on April 16, the board elected 22 teachers for the coming year and kept salaries close to last year with four modest raises for male instructors. Superintendent Grimes was reelected at the same salary, though some teachers may decline contracts for other plans.

Board of Education Monticello Minard Stout Francis Merten Boyd Shannon A. F. Walker Elizabeth Wallis Amney Wood Martha Meyer Ann Miller Margaret Kaste Opal Porter Harry Berg Ruth Burnstedt Louisa Cooper Earl Holtz Emma Grote Ardys Rabe Dorothy Stemm Recene Ashton Mildred Iverson June Meyer Bernice Stout Adelaide Gray Grimes

V F W District Meeting Attracts 250 Members In Monticello

The Veterans of Foreign Wars held a district gathering in Monticello last Sunday drawing 250 members from nine cities. A later banquet featured toastmaster Martin B. Andelsinger of Dubuque and remarks from Anna Hanrahan of Davenport and Ben Devroak of Illinois.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Monticello Martin B. Andelsinger The Dubuque Anna Hanrahan Davenport Ben Devroak Ilinois Kitty Nolan Chicago A. B. Grimes Eugene Byers Frank Kaufman Beatrice Bailey Raymond Clark

Mr and Mrs Ed Post Celebrate 25 Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Edward Post of Scotch Grove celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on a Tuesday evening April 17 with relatives and friends. Uninvited guests brought picnic baskets and a 500 game awarded prizes to Mrs August Brokens Ed Post Helena Harms and August Ladehoff. Gifts of glassware and silver were presented before refreshments. Attending were Mr and Mrs Frank Kiburz Mr and Mrs August Ladehoff and sons Dale and Paul Mr and Mrs H G Rickels Mr and Mrs William Welsh Mr and Mrs August Brokens Mr and Mrs Co R Neal Miss Wilma Harris Artie Rickels and Roy Bodenhofer.

Edward Post Scotch Grove August Brokens Ed Post Helena Harms August Ladehoff August Ladehoff and Sons Dale and Paul H. G. Rickels William Welsh Co. R. Neal Wilma Harris Artie Rickels Roy Bodenhofer

Federal Court Jury Vindicates C. D. Beh

A Davenport jury found Des Moines investment banker Carleton D. Beh not guilty on charges of forging or altering a U S loan application for the city of Ottumwa. Beh contended he acted as Ottumwa’s agent and was authorized to make changes. The verdict ends a case followed by many who expected arrest.

United States Carleton D. Beh Des Moines Davenport Beh Ottumwa

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