4 H Members Will Exhibit 254 Pigs At Fair
4 H club members will show 254 pigs at the Jones County Fair including many blue ribbon prospects. Names listed include Alois Lasack and Merlin Lazare among Oxford Junction exhibitors with numerous other youths from Monticello Olin and Scotch Grove contributing in hog, dairy, and purebred classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Scotch Grove
Paul Paulsen
Ronald Paulsen
Ralph Paulsen
Leroy Petersen
Onslow
Dick Wherry
Marion Deischer
Monticello
Jim Ehrismann
Guernsey
Melvin Groth
Olin
Nedra Kromminga
Jersey
Wendell Heiken
Anamosa
Roger Heiken
Dale Martin
Lloyd Messerli
Paul Messerli
Robert Messerli
LaVern Nagel
Monticelo
Holstein
Gene Opfer
Norman Opfer
Donald Ray
Frederick Shover
Jay Slater
Glen Howard Soper
LaVern Gerald Soper
Ananiosa
David Walker
Dean Zirkelbach
Howard Zirkelbach
Frederick Biere
Arthur Husman
LaVern Kuhns
Thomas Keating
Willis Glenn
Jack Burk
Norman French
Hereford
Marvin Calvert
Martelle
Hampshire
Boyd Chatterton
Marty Iinster
Anton Vanicek
Chester White
Robert Andreesen
Chester M. Grafft
Don Hamer
Twila Chatterton
Marvin Harms
Amber
Poland
China
Charles Clark
Raymond Freese
Clifford Jansen
Merle Jansen
Don Zaruba
Hale
Lloyd Siefken
Cascade
Herbert Martin
Berkshire
Charles T. Furst
August Monk, Jr
Duroc
Glenn Soper
LaVern Soper
LaVern
Wayne Frantz
Matelle
James Kraus
Louis Freese
Victory Garden
LaVerne Fulwider
Robert Fulwider
Richard Fulwider
Jack Naylor
Jerry Naylor
Maynard Marek
Betty Voelker
Lorence Mackey
Lewis Moenk
Wyoming
Galen Englehart
Galen He
Glen Adams
School Opens August 31 In Monticello
War conditions prompt changes in the Monticello school year with officials urging students to remain in high school until graduation and to pursue courses beneficial for enlistment. The plan aligns with college service to train graduates for Army Navy and Marine Corps commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
School Prepares For Early Year With New Courses And Book Plans
The district outlines senior and junior year subject offerings including biology and geography open to older students. Seniors with no math must take algebra or geometry. All upper grades require three hours weekly PE focusing on general fitness. School starts a week early with 9 AM classes and shorter sessions. Kindergarten runs half day with age and scheduling options. New and second-hand books, pricing, locker security, and registration details are provided, with August 22 deadline for high school registration and locker key rules. The article promises continued coverage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Paige Smith
Muzzy
Grimes
Shannon
New Teachers Assigned for Local Schools
Gould a University of Dubuque graduate will join the staff joined by Clara Lauderdale from Colusa California to teach history. Jean Hutchcroft from Mediapolis Iowa will teach first grade trained at Iowa State College 1937 to 1940 and Iowa State Teachers College 1942 Frances Bragonier Cedar Falls Iowa will teach grade two Maurita Stahle with 12 years experience will teach the sixth grade and has recently earned a two year elementary degree after summer studies at Iowa State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bragonier
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers College
Maurita Stahle
Miss Stahle
Muscatine County
Cedar County
Downey
Durant
Wanted capable girl to do housework
Help wanted notice from Mrs. E. C. Nagel seeking a self reliant houseworker. Contact by phone at 71 F2. Location or street not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Nagel
Sugar Ration Office Hours and Local Visits Note
Closed Saturday Afternoon the sugar rationing office in the community building will be open from 8 to 12 only on Saturdays and from 8 to 12 and from 1 to 6 on weekdays. No date for canning sugar certificates is set within the canning season. Miss Ione Benesh returned Monday after visiting at her sister Mrs G J Christen in Walford. Mrs Dillon Franks of DeWitt visited the weekend in the home of her parents Dr and Mrs M F Hogan. Mr and Mrs Charles Jones and daughter Helen of Cedar Rapids visited Saturday with Miss Carrie Clark. Dr and Mrs F E Patterson hosted Mrs Thomas OToole of Dubuque Wednesday. Mrs Laura Koop of Washington DC and daughter Mrs Adolph Johnson of Ottumwa arrived today to visit in the homes of Mrs E E Hicks and Mrs E G Hicks. Miss Hortense Douglas of Sioux City arrived Tuesday for a week with Dr and Mrs O E York. Mr and Mrs Paul Kehoe and baby of Manchester were guests Sunday in the home of the former's father Dennis Kehoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Benesh
G. J. Christen
Walford
Laura Koop
Washington, D. C
Adolph Johnson
Ottumwa
E. E. Hicks
E. G. Hicks
Hortense Douglas
Sioux City
Proved Will Notice and Local Social Guests
A community page notes visitors from Des Moines Mrs Edward C Parker and family in the John Matthiessen home along with Miss Ruth Reuter and her mother Mrs William Reuter visiting Epworth. It also records a probate notice for Luman H Bennett filed in Jones county with final probate set for May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reuter
William Reuter
Epworth
Miss Reuter
H. Bennett
Said
Luman H. Bennett
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Jones County Fair
Fair Board
Frank Rella
Dorothy
Rella
Bella
Broadway
New York
Miami
Fla
Childress Motor CO
FORD
McNeill
Furniture
Lynn Roller
Janet Hazard
F. R. Smith
7Th Ave. S.E
Cedar Rapids
Helmer
Scott
Castle Grove Township
Linn County
Will LeClerc
Baty’s
Bernard Kuriger
D. E. Kehoe
Princess
Ralph Byrd
Johnny Downs
Sun
Mon
John Payne
Randolph Scott
Maureen O'Hara
Tripoli
Dillon Franks
DeWitt
M. F. Hogan
Charles Jones
Helen
Carrie Clark
F. E. Patterson
Thomas O’toole
Dubuque
Mia
Paul Kehoe
Baby
Manchester
Dennis Kehoe
Edward C. Parker
Des Moines
John Matthiessen
Don Allen
Beverly
Matthiessen
Jones County
W. L. Pearson
Jones Coun
Josephine C. Scherrer
Locher
Emil Flindt
American Legion Pavilion
Hargrave Cleaners Phone
KXEL
1540
Andy Woolfries
Cliff Hendrix
Braunschweiger
California
Valencia
Ope Nn Co
Illinois
RITZ
Kellogg’s
D. B
Calif
Esc
Peaches Crate
Prunes
Royal Anne Cherries
D. B. Jello
Blue Barrel
Mason Jor Caps
D. B. Lye
MR. Farmer
Lenox College
Hopkinton
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