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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1944

Page

6

Death of Mrs Fannie Supple Keating In Onslow

Mrs. Fannie Supple Keating died Saturday April 8 at her daughter Mrs Etta English home in Onslow. Funeral at St Peters Temple Hill with burial in family lot. Survived by three sons James William Bernard and five daughters including Mrs Kinney McNally Cascade and Mrs English Onslow. Two brothers and many grandchildren also listed. World War I casualty son Raymond noted. Two grandsons in army attended funeral.

Raymond English Henry Halsey Los Angeles Cal Wyoming George Halsey Katie Richardson Cedar Rapids Bertha Noblet William Five Hundred Club Harold Jordan Jordan Mr. Jordan Loyal Lincoln Anamosa Lester Bonney Des Moines Grace Kilberger al Hamilton Jeanette Maquoketa W. K. Kennedy E. Horton Grand Jury Russell Hall Dillon Russell Orr Nancy Fred Jensen Judy Burmeister Oxford Junction Jerry Burmeister Helen Stirsky Chanute Field Rantoul Ill Floyd Horton Chicago Paul Ketchem Donald Jansen Tom Lathrop John Jansen Harlan Briggs Lisbon George Anderson Alice Overholt Bob Jordan Guild C. M. Holst Jay Orris Presbyterian Guild D. J. Wasson George Sears Marvin Hunwardsen Ralph Bone Frank Walker Monticello Lydia Lyon Onslow Arch Edwards A. A. Garnett Herta Gutzeit Herman Gutzeit Karl Harrison Harry Moore Lester Null Alva Larkey

Formation of the Marine Corps in Philadelphia 1775

The first units of the Marine Corps were organized in Philadelphia in 1775 showing the early origins of the service.

Philadelphia Marine Corps

First Lady of Iowa Featured in Cotton Parade

Mrs Bourke B Hickenlooper wife of Iowa Governor and her daughter Jane are featured in a national portrait parade in May The Vogue May issue will publish the scene shot at Des Moines Governor's Mansion with fashion by Maurice Rentner The project involves the National Cotton Council and Cotton Textile Institute highlighting cotton as a daily essential.

Memphis Tennessee Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Daugher Jane National Cotton Council Cotton Textile Institute Hickenlooper Vogue Wynn Richards New York Maurice Rentner

Castle Grove Man A Dentist Castle Grove Man A Dentist

Clarence Hosford, of Castle Grove, will graduate from the University of Iowa dental class next Sunday and join Omicron Kappa Upsilon, the honorary dental fraternity limited to the top 12 percent. The rest of the town reports minor injuries, church news, road work, and local society notes.

Castle Grove Pfe Clarence Hosford University of Iowa Omicron Kappa Upsilon, National Peniel Church Peniel Presbyterian Church James RB. Hodgson Cedar Rapids Delmar King James McLaughlin W. R. Cartano H. A. Deischer Clarence Eberhart Austin Spahr Bertha Harken James MecLaughlin J. A. Heiken Monticello Charles F. Krueger Newton C. Deiseher Jones Linn Jones “C Harry V. Sullivan Ryan Asso

Sweet corn planting contract offered by Hodson firm

Plan to plant sweet corn requires a contract by May 1. Contact J LeRoy Farmer Canning Co or manager CG Hodson by phone 318 or see Mrs Hodson at Creamery store for details.

J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Co. Co

Tung Tree Oil Prices Soar Amid War Threats

The tung tree oil price has jumped to $680 per ton from $120 before the Sino-Japanese war that began in 1937. Oil is a key ingredient in aircraft coverings, brake linings, insulation, quick drying paints, enamel, waterproofing compounds and linoleums.

Milwaukee Road tribute to service members with rail boss quote

The Milwaukee Road honors 5000 plus men and women in the armed services who serve by running trains and supporting the war effort. The accountability is voiced by Colonel J. Monroe Johnson of the Interstate Commerce Commission praising railroad workers in military service.

Milwaukee Road Prairies Dakotas Montana Washington Armed Services J. Monroe Johnson Interstate Commerce Commission

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Spencerville Club Red Cross Presbyterians Elect The Presbyterian Church J. R. Kennedy G. F. French Marvin Hunwardson Alva Streeper C. R. Smith Wilson Briggs Munion Frank Schroeder S. G. Hutton Presbytery Spencerville Home Elizabeth Holub Wilma Frances Minnie Barrows Erma Bramer Mary Hennessey Cross Schick Hospital Clinton Home Neighbors Club John Mayberry Leo Allen Florence Curran Hazel Berringer Spencerville School Chore Boys McNeill Pillsbury's Best Pillsbury's Cooking Service Minneapolis Pillsbury's SP Weburys Bank Post Office Savings and Loan Association Defense Scotch Grove Ray Beckman Farm Bureau Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Alice Clark Gene Kuehl Jack and Jerry Naylor F. G. Tyrrell Oak Drive John Wright Lilly Brady Harold Conley Ben Tuel Frank Kiburz Rudy Oliman Realto Kuehl Edna Ladchoff Meta Hedden Perry Scotch Grove Women's Community Club Arnold Jacobs Everett Neal Virginia Georgi Kuehl Marvin Lacock May Himebaugh Paul Paulsen Kathleen Ruth C. B. Carson Hopkinton Dc. P. Abbott Richard Himebaugh Coleen Cpl Maynard Kuhns Drew Field Tampa Fla Harry Kuhns Don Raftis John Otten Monticello Monument Co Rock of Ages A. J. Emmerich, Prop Wilfred Coden Wilfred Doden Henry Doden Bert Ballou Gilbert Vernimont F. L. Berlin Mildred Warner Dorothy Steiner Lyle Hosford Will Hiller Scotch Grove Township A. J. Beranck Prairieburg Helen Deischer Peniel Chapel Tom Warner Lee S. M. Hosford KF. A. Nesler & Sons Electrical Service R. E. Monk Prop Monticello, Iowan Long's Specials Long's Dept. Store
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