Jerry Quinley Dies At Monticello Town Hospital
Jerry Quinley 84 longtime Monticello livestock shippers figure died last Monday at University hospital Iowa City after transferring from McDonald hospital following weeks of failing health. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Monticello 9:30 yesterday with interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. He emigrated from Ireland worked as a brakeman on an eastern railroad later losing money in a Chicago hotel before years of shanty life near Monticello and reliance on stockyard tips and an old age pension. He never married and was simply known as Jerry.
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Jerry Quinley
Town City Hospital
Monticello
University Hospital
Iown City
McDonald Hospital
Iowa City
Quinley
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart
Eastern
Ireland
United States
Chicago
Jerry
Billy Joe Eby Fractures Arm
Three and a half year old Billy Joe Eby son of Mr and Mrs Ray mond Eby fractured his left elbow after a fall while visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Nanne Han ken He was treated at John McDonald hospital and later taken to Iowa City for further evaluation He is resting at home now as well as can be expected.
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Billy Joe Eby
Raymond Eby
Nanne Hanken
John McDonald Hospital
Billy Joe
Iowa City
Monticello Farmer In Tuesday Car Accident
Monticello area resident Henry Schuette 36 driving a 1937 Chevrolet sideswiped Paul Lang of Sand Spring at night. Schuette’s car left the road into a ditch while Lang’s car stayed on the road shoulder. Meta Doden sustained a wrist injury and Schuette’s mother was bruised. overall damages were light.
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Monticello
Henry Schuette
Paul Lang
Sand Spring
Schuette
Lang
Meta Doden
Anamosa Hospital Wins $175 Judgment in District Court
The Linn county district court awarded the Sisters of Mercy Mercy Hospital Anamosa a default judgment of 175.10 and costs against Mr. and Mrs. John D. Whitman. Judge G K Thompson signed the verified petition.
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Sisters of Mercy
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Linn County
John D. Whitman
G. K. Thompson
Akron Native Dick Bohlken Dies At 62
Dick Bohlken 62 of Akron Iowa died unexpectedly Monday July 31 at 6 p m from a heart ailment. He served Plymouth county as supervisor and previously as Akron mayor and councilman. He operated a farm supply business, was born October 19 1882, married Mary Gable in 1916, and is survived by his widow, three daughters, a son, and four brothers. Funeral at Akron Methodist Church with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers were Plymouth county officials. Relatives from Monticello attended.
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Dick Bohlken
Akron
Pam
Akron Methodist Church
A. A. Howe
Riverside Cemetery
Plymouth County
Bohlken
Leifke Bohlken
Mary Gable
LeMars
Eileen
Thelma
Lucille
California
Carrell
John D
William
George
Long Beach
Calif
Albert
Lisbon
N. D
Monticello
I. H. Paulsen
George F. Tobiason
Will Bohlken
F.A. Hanken
New Automobile License Plates Arrive for 1945
County Treasurer Don Ruhl announced new license plates for 1945. Cars will display a single rear plate with a windshield sticker indicating class. Trucks receive two plates. plates are white with black figures and produced at the Anamosa reformatory.
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Don Ruhl
Anamosa Reformatory
Stories Behind The Home Service Stars
The Monti cello Home Service committee of the Red Cross led by Cecil Goettsch shares a home front tale. Private Jesse Hogan in the Southwest Pacific learns his wife has twins while he fights. Red Cross help brings news and baby goods, easing distant family ties.
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Monticello Home Service Committee
Our
Red Cross
Cecil Goettsch
Pfe
Jesse Hogan
Southwest Pacific
Hogan
Mrs. J. T. Grayston Accepts New Position
Monticello residents note that Mrs. J T Grayston resigns as Linn County Red Cross chapter chair after two years during which she recruited 198 nurses aides. She will join Century Engineering as personnel staff and is daughter of Mrs. J G Thomas. J D Hinrichs recovers at home after Mercy hospital stay. wife improving. Local insurance notices certify Marine and Fire insurance company statuses in Iowa.
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Monticello
J.T. Grayston
Suzia Thomas
Linn County
Fire and Insurance Statement from Des Moines 1944
Certification dated June 1 1944 from Chas R Fischer lists admitted assets 23 280 769 05 liabilities 16 593 509 68 and surplus 6 687 250 27 for a marine and fire insurer in Tawa with notes of sprinkler leakage riot explosion hail and related property damage as of December 981 1948 and first day of April 19.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Tawa
Want Ads Notice to Public William Schlimmer Bills
Public notice urges anyone with bills against the late William Schlimmer to present them at the home of Mrs. William Schlimmer at North Sycamore Street. Household contact listed as 6-1-pd.
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William Schlimmer
North Sycamore Street
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Anamosa Hospital
Tatricia
Ann Husmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne
LaVern Husmann
John F
Anna E. Husmann
M. B. Leonard
Bushnet
J. D. Nagel
Afoyoula
Oll Overland Greyhound
Gamble Store
Overland
Operated
Interstate Transit Lines
Collins
Ict
Jack Beeks
Collins Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
John Beeks
Home Service
Star Farmer
Meouticella Geed Mill
E. H. Huibregtse
Qeumhont
Kenwood
Laos
Second Street
Ae Rapids
Cass
J. T. Grayston
J. D. Hinrichs
Insurance Department of
National Surety Marine Insurance Corporation
New York
Insurance Department of Iowa
Code of Iowa
I. Chas
R. Fischer
Chas. R. Fischer
Insurance Department of Iown
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
I. Chas. R. Fischer
F. J. Peterson Company
Poultry & Eggs
Oxford Junction
Maquoketa
Mt. Vernon
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Cox
WM. Claus
Met
Monticello, Iowa
Honeymead
Meel
Meel Tedey
Buckner Rendering Service
Chas, R. Fischer
Express
Poultr
Old Cox
Hygrade Food Products Corp
H. F. Winsler
Mgr
Post Office
Diamonds
Pillsburys
Crisco
del Monte
del Monte Prunes
Jar
Weiners
Cody Crackers
Toffy
Shorties
Welches Grapelade
Wee
Borax
Lg. Box
Mortons
Swan Soap
Heinz
Florida
D.B
Durkees
Ralston
D.B. Blue Tip
Wisconsin
Ritz Crackers
Ib. Carton
Idaho
U. S
Washington
Elberta
Kay. Dee
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