Minotaurs Slim Monti Base Ball Victory At City Park
The Monti Minotaurs defeated Onslow 12 to 8 in seven innings at the City Park. Vic Richardson pitched six innings before relief and Onslow batters struck for five runs in late innings as Monti’s seven hits, led by Schweitzer Richardson and Field, produced the big seventh inning rally. The Minotaurs meet Martelle next Tuesday on Martelle’s diamond.
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Monti High
Minotaurs
Fuller
Onslow
Monti
Schweitzer
Richardson
Field
Hosford
Siebels
Vic Richardson
Rodman
Vic
Moncrief
Bender
Liddy
Orr
Monticello
Schoon
Eiben
Omsiow
The
Martelle
Monticello thinclads take second in Anamosa quad meet
In Anamosa Monticello finished second to Anamosa in a quadrangular meet, while MarionMount Vernon and Beardsley of Anamosa led in several events. Loyal Rittmer set a Monticello shot put record with 39 feet 1 inch and Chuck Wright posted a mile time of 4:55, though not officially timed.
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Monti
Anamosa
Monticello
Marion
Mount Vernon
Beardsley
Robertson
LeBarge
Hull
Mt. V
Ringland
Mar
Orms
Wright
LaFollete
Little
Att Vernon
Spence
Fraser
Little Mary
Howie
Nagel
Blayney
Newhard
Hodge
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Rittmer
Davis
Moots
Fairbanks
Schenken
Ferreter
Fleming
Schweitzer
LaBarge
Son
Richard
Richardson
Littel
Mt. Ver
Loyal Rittmer
Reynolds
Chuck Wright
Chuck
Monti High Heads to Iowa City Track Dual
The Monti High track team travels to Iowa City this afternoon to face University High in a dual meet. U. High is among the conference’s top squads and a tough test for the locals, who have shown recent momentum at Anamosa and may surprise.
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Monti High
Iowa City
University High
U. High
Monti
Anamosa
Monticello Ball Club Holds First Practice
The Monticello baseball team opened its season prep with a large turnout at the Maquoketa Valley league workout. Two full teams practiced, with a bigger turnout hoped for. next session is Sunday at 1 30. Season opener is May 8.
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Monticello
Monti
Cornell College to Stage May Music Festival
Kathryn Witwer and William Miller, noted NBC soloists from Chicago, join the May Music festival at Cornell College Mount Vernon for excerpts from Bach's B Minor Mass. The 40th annual festival runs May 12 to 14 with Hans Lange directing the Bach Mass and Frederick Stock leading the major portion of the orchestra. Ruth Pinkerton and Francis German round out the quartet of soloists alongside Cornell’s 160 voice oratorio society.
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Kathryn Witwer
William Miller
National Broadcasting Company
Chicago
Mount Vernon
Harold W. Baltz
Cornell Conservatory
Baltz
Hans Lange
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Ruth Pinkerton
Francis German
Cornell Music Faculty
Cornell
Miss Witwer
Miller
Apollo Club of
Festival honors and local notes from Mount Vernon
The column cites Ernest Hutcheson of the Juilliard School and Albert Spalding as festival honors. It recalls the 1898 Fashoda crisis between Britain and France. Scout Slants reports Troop 49’s overnight hike at Wapsipinicun State Park with 27 boys supervised by Ken Fuller, weather delaying activities, and dues collection planned at the Monday meeting.
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Ernest Hutcheson
Juilliard School of Music
Albert Spalding
Mount Vernon
Britain
France
Fashoda
Sudan
Wapsipinicun
Anamosa
Ken Fuller
Monticello Post 1683 VFW installs new officers
In a rainy evening ceremony Monticello Post 1683 VFW and its Auxiliary installed Oliver D. Harford as commander with Inez Luthen presiding. Delegations from Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Maquoketa attended as Elsie Meade of Oxford Junction was honored at a banquet and given a corsage.
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Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Maquoketa
Dora Ohe
Inez Luthen
Fred W. Hein
Ray Echternacht
Oliver D. Harford
Elsie Meade
Oxford Junction
Honor Roll Honors At Local Junior High
The fifth six weeks honor roll lists seventh grader Jack Stuhler at 95.25 and Elizabeth Byerly 92.50, with many students across eighth to twelfth grades noted. School reports detail gym and dancing plans, Shakespeare studies, debating teams, farm projects, and a class field trip to Cedar Rapids with insights into hog houses and meat packing.
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Jack Stuhler
Elizabeth Byerly
Rebecca Grimes
Robert Husman
Ira Tillotson
Robert Wahl
Miss Jones
Mr. Moore
Moore
North America
Deloris Poppe
Alora Poppe
Kenneth Howie
Dale Adams
Jack Ritchie
Robert Heyen
Everett Clark
Dean Zirkelbach
Wilma Grossheim
Verna Stutt
Ruth Roberts
Ayla Ba
Lester Monk
Mr. Walker
John Nagel
John
Thomas
John Mes Serli
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Meat Packing Plant
Morticello
Frank Shover
Henry Adams
Lucille Yossi
Lilian Byerly
Jacqueline Johnston
Do and Learn
Wilma Wright
Iowa City
Miss Walter
Merle Aldrich Milton Bader
Frank Fitzsimmons
Don Howland
Phyllis Appleby
Alice Mae Clark
Ellen Mae Clark
Mary Jean Hearn
Ramona Hoffman
Sally Otten
Ruth Pinkerton
Aileen Reyner
Shirley Shelley
Ruth Smith
Wilma Wricht
Roxy Ann Yeoman
Jack Butler
Cruise
Public notice of Iowa estate executor appointment
Public notice announces J. J. Locher as executor of the Susan Moore estate in Jones County Iowa. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa April 25 1938. Locher & Locher attorneys for estate 45-4
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District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Susan Moore
Anamosa
Yowa
A. D
J. J. Locher
Locher & Locher
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Mary Lou Luett
Gene Walker
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Venita Shover
Lois Naylor
Janann Schweitzer
Robert Liddy
Arline Balster
Royal Landis
Deloris Howland
Kenneth Ahirichs
Ruth Reuter
Janet Howie
Shirley Hobert
Junior Welter
Herbert Heeren
Lorraine Lubben
Lucille Huibregtse
Wanda Podhaski
Jo Ricklefs
Mary Jane Veitch
R.J. Howland & Son
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
Green Colonial
Engineering Dept
Des Moines
Clark Brothers
Hoffman Blacksmith Shop
G. L. Cropp
First Street
Helmer
Denkhoff & Son
Jones County Abstract Company
Karl M. Keyes
Optometrist
Wm. G. Schoon
Phelps Hatchery
Central City
McDonough Grocery
Castle Grove
Hopkinton
J. L. Farmer Canning Co
Stewart-Warner
First
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E. V. Price Clothing Co
J. B. Zimmerman Clothing Store
Monticerlo
Merle Lathrop
L.W.B
Tom McDonough
John Jacobs
Lorenz Allamand
Chauncey Robinson
Lillian Harms
Buckner’s
Lovell Township
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Woodland Ve
West Sixth Street
International Furnace
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Herman H. Herren
Standler’s
Junior
Tissuce
Grover & Etten
Frank Kurt
Zimmerman
Ray ‘Yousse
Poland
China
Farrow Scow
Allan Fairbanks
Joe Messerli
Bert Hubbard
South Chestnut Street
Elmer Johnson
Eliza Meadow
Harry Lang
W. F. Hellberg
Jim Jacobsen
RED Fox Cubs
Henry Hainline
Creston
E. C. Nagel
A. M. Weber
Ed Meier
Griffith
Frank O’sreddar
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Boone News- Republican
Gene Garner
Calcutta
Earlville
Buckner
Frompt
Myersville
Cascade
Dubuque, Iowa
E. E. Frith CO
M. E. Buckner
Monticello, Iowa
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Espiinton
Wyoming
Francis Payton
Anamosa, Iowa
Farmers Rendering Works
Iowa City, la
Express
Diamond Bros
Faribault Garden
Carnation Milk
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Scott
Alaska
Crosby
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Irkimer
Morton House
Miracle Whip
Sanowichrspread
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Nola
U.S. Cobblers
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
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