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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1937

Page

9

New Crop Rulings Issued by Soils Office in 1937 Program

The county committee received two new rulings affecting sweet corn and pop corn in the 1937 soil conservation program. Sweet corn may be excluded from the corn limit if sold to a canning factory or for roasting ears, with fodder usable as silage. Pop corn is excluded if planted for popping, with fodder usable after husking. Planting unadapted seed nullifies seeding payments and triggers classification as if no seeding were done. Farmers should check with township committees to apply the 1937 program and purchase adapted seed.

Jones County

Community notices and birthdays near Langworthy area

Numerous local families hosted and visited for birthdays illnesses and gatherings including Zimmermas Folkers Freese Nay Helgens Preston Freese Osterkamp Sauer and others. Julia Toenjes and Josephine Hackstahl returned home to Cedar Rapids and Langworthy surroundings amid illness. A May 25 confirmation and funeral attendees for Gerd Heiken were noted along with hospital notes and visits to Mercy Anamosa and local homes.

Henry Folkers John Freese Raymond Nayjor Harvey Helgens Deloris Grover Preston John Folkers Lena Raymond Freese Emer Osterkamp Marion Sauer Alva Freese Freese Toenjes O. F. Otten Katie Gerdes Gerd Gerdes Carl Gerdes Langworthy Cletus Boland Clinton Roy Julia Toenjes Cedar Rapids Josephine Hackstahl Carl Schoon Ed Helgens Herman Helgens W. R. Zimmerman Alva Gerdes W. J. Zimmerman Harm Helgens Louie Helgens Otto Dannemal Henry Freese Dick Bohlken Herman Zimmerman William Martin Stanwood Jennie Martin Carl Ortgies Mercy Hospital Anamosa Gerd Heiken Manchester Warner Heiken Rex Edward Herren Clarence Herren John Rickels John Hagen George Bodiker Henry Siebels Allen Floyd Switzer Martelle Minnie Schlemmer Willie Harms John Dirks Ruth Leo Bohlken George Soper Glen Benden Herman Freese H. F. Hein Olin A. H. Schlemmer Olina Lillian

Local families host visitors across area towns

Guests from Maquoketa Olin and Cedar Rapids travel to homes in Monticello Oxford Junction and Wyoming Sunday. Visits include Mr and Mrs N C Holst in Olin and Mrs A Nelson joining family in Monticello while plans for a class play titled Phantom Bells unfold with coach Wynn Ford and R S Robbie in Cedar Rapids.

Bryan E. R. Young N. C. Holst Harry Levien Olin E. F. Burr Walker John McNeilly C. O. Watson Arch Bieber Mr. Bieber Maquoketa L. Tomlinson Cedar Rapids George Bureh Russel Wise Ray Price AL Alyea Tipton Aboore Mroo Diay Walter Newton Va Port Weae Billelaw Duncan A. Nelson Monticello FL. Serbouse Serbouse Rieke Rohwedder Wyoming Sam Alexander William Alexander O. G. Watson Oxford Junction

Presbyterian Ladies Working Band Meeting At Center Junction

Center Junction Presbyterians held a Ladies Working Band gathering at Mrs. Peter Prahm’s home with Carrie Preas presenting the annual report and Mrs. Irving Eiler elected secretary to fill a vacancy. Guests included Mrs. R Beall and several others from area families, plus a Monticello resident.

Presbyterian Ladies Peter Prahm Carrie Preas Irving Eiler R. &. Beall Guy McDonald B. D. Heiken O. O. Watson Ray Bohler Earl DeShaw Monticello F. Pelkey Phone Wyoming Robert Hansen Junior Ketelsen Ruth McNeilly Hollyce Chase S. G. Thompson Hom Norman Martens Ronald the Martens Earl Martens Anamosa Presbyterian Davenport Arnold Apland Paul Smith J. N. Smith J. R. McNeilly G. Thompson J. M. Moses Herbert Cox Center Junction McDonald Hospital A. Alyea Blairstown Robert Eye McNeilly Farm Winthrop Will Dietzman Onslow Frank Himebaugh

Funeral for 10 Year Old Johnnie Hanna Held in Onslow

Services were conducted at Onslow Presbyterian Church for Johnnie Hanna 10 son of Mr and Mrs J M Hanna who died of pneumonia and complications Rev H W Schmitt led the rites Pallbearers included Gordon Hall Ronald Hanna Jack Orr Orland Keating James Hamilton and Francis Moran Sung by Wanda Bullock Annamare Gutzeit with Mrs C R Smith at piano Victory school pupils attended The child rests at Clay cemetery Also notes show Mas onic lodge members from surrounding towns attended a lodge meeting in Hopkinton Monticello Oxford Junction Wyoming Springville and Anamosa Lydia Lyon 96 and Mrs Louisa Warren 80 celebrated birthdays in Onslow and other local updates mention visits and social events.

F. Pelkey Wyoming Johnnie Hanna J. M. Hanna Onslow Presbyterian Church H. W. Schmitt Gordon Hall Ronald Hanna Jack Orr Orland Keating James Hamilton Francis Moran Wanda Bullock Annamare Gutzeit Walter Koon Harry Paulsen Baby Monticello Clara Chaplin Earl Hennessey Ss. G. Hutton Bilairstown Lydia Lyon Louisa Warren Cecil Kaon Cedar Rapids Onslow Marvin Nissen M. P. Paulsen Onslow High School Ruth Lathrop Tom Lathrop William Enasler Roy Beck Ruth

Realty transfers and corrections in Oxford Mills records

Ralph Bumegarner and Mabel his wife to Fred J. Buresh and Alvin H. Kemimann for lot 36 and 35 in Oxford Mills with $500. Fred Lucksted widower transfers to R. W. Eye with note about a correction in the deed. This deed corrects and clarifies prior entries in the property record.

Ralph Bumegarner Mabel Fred J. Buresh Alvin H. Kemimann Oxford Mills Fred Lucksted R. W. Eye

Property deed description corrected on record 1888

The description shows a deed executed by Fred Luckstedt and wife to William Eye dated 10 25 1888 recorded in book 38 page 499. Real estate described as east half in section 1 township 84 range 1 instead of the previously described area. A notation notes the calendar calculations were lengthy yet not fully satisfactory.

Fred Luckstedt William Eye

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