Local Notices Of Passing Interests From Monticello
Local items recount births and visits across families in Monticello and nearby towns. Highlights include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zumbrunnen, multiple trips to visit relatives in Wisconsin Illinois and Canada, nursing training pursuits in Chicago, athletic staff moves in Vinton, and a Century of Progress trip with several families taking part.
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Edward Zumbrunnen
John McDonald Hospital
Zumbrunnen
George Meadow
Paul Pearson
Marysville
Kansas
Center Junction
Amber
Monticello
Canada
Fred Cameron
Vinton
A. B. Grimes
the Dells
Wisconsin
Cameron
Vinton Public
Paul Graves
Hittle
Buddy
Rochester
Jack Spooner
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
W. W. Low
Hans Kettiitz
Chicago
William Kettlitz
Hans Kettlitz
E. J. Farley
Jane Rehorst
Howard
Donald Rehorst
Belle Fourche
Anna Haeussler
Kittenball Final Week Sees DeMolays Lead Tight
In the final week of kittenball league 8 the DeMolay squad holds first place as the Midgets and DeMolays duel for the top spot. The Oilers beat the Firemen in a twin bill, then Shomont defeated the Oilers. Next Friday night Shomont and Firemen meet in the last regular game, with a staged matchup involving Frank Ebers Hustlers after a forfeit by the Oilers. Standings show DeMolays atop a tight race with Midgets and Shomont close behind.
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Oilers
Firemen
Shomont
Stahler
Stahlers
Merchants
Frank Ebers
Hustlers
la Pet, DeMolays Co
Ccc
Stuhlers
ONO Cece
Monticello Drops Ten Inning Heartbreaker to Lisbon Bears
Monticello baseball fell 4 to 3 in ten innings to the Lisbon Bears as Smith allowed 13 Lisbon singles while Monticello managed eight safeties off Miller. Alburnett edged Martello 2 0 to climb the East Central race, and Solon beat Mount Vernon 12 8 as standings show Alburnett and Solon atop the circuit.
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Monticello
Lisbon
Alburnett
Mechanicsville
Martelle
Solon
Springville
Mount Vernon
Survey shows fewer people prospering under Roosevelt plan
Central Press writer Charles P. Stewart reports results from President Roosevelt’s questionnaire asking if respondents are better off than last year. Debts, bank accounts, working conditions, and personal outlook are all shown as largely negative. He notes his readers come from white collar and agricultural sectors and warns of deflation in white collar incomes amidst rising living costs.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Roosevelt
Anamosa Deaths and Farm Fire Reported in Eureka Clips
Gus Kambersky died at 57 from heat exposure while repairing a cistern. A lightning fire at the Mirick farm west of Fairview destroyed a large barn, with Hay and cattle losses and rainfall noted. Property transfers list several deeds in Secs 34 and 33, 84-1, for $1.00.
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Gus Kambersky
Cass Center
Mr. Kambersky
Anamosa
Mirick
Fairview
Louie Jensen
Martelle
Harold Hartman
Maartelle and
Jensen
Night woods and lingering love on the hill
Francis Frost in the Saturday Evening Post describes a figure walking a hill where darkness rises from the ground and a crow vanishes into the woods. The poem ends with the idea that love remains in grasses as the evening tide lifts.
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Francis Frost
Democrats Recoil as Professors and Revolutionaries Rise
The Chicago Tribune notes that many Democrats feel betrayed as professors win office and revolutionaries gain influence. They accuse their party of replacing free government with federally funded, debt heavy administration where personal rule overrides constitutional law.
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Chicago Tribune
Landmark Old North Church at Chicago World's Fair
The Old North Church stands as a leading feature of Colonial Village at the Chicago World’s Fair opening May 26. Colonial Village is among fifteen reproductions of renowned old world towns. Visitors will tour these spots and effectively cruise the world.
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Old North Church
Colonial Village
Chicago
Strange Find Near Nagy Koros Cemetery Site
A coffin tomb unearthed during leveling of an old Nagy koros cemetery reveals an ancient form of tongs with a rusty iron heart in its teeth. No evidence of burial is found. proximity to a seventeenth century witch burnings area suggests relics from that era.
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Nagykoros
Meaning of Sino and Sino Japanese war term
The text explains Sino as derived from Sinne the Latin root for Chinese and notes Sino as a combining form used in speech to refer to the Chinese race or nation. It also defines Sino Japanese war as the conflict between China and Japan.
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Joann
Janet Schemmel
Dubuque
Harold Schemmel
the Lakes
Claude Fothergill
Elzabeth Fothergill
Elgin
Elizabeth Fothergill
Ralph Zimmerman
Rudolph
Lawrence
Donald
Milwaukee
Wis
Adolph Jennerjohn Jr
John Breen
Paul Becker
Cascade
Karl M. Keyes
Edna Ahraken
Wyandotte
Oklahoma
Henry Ahraken
Holly Jones
Ed Hulbregtse
Monmouth
Marcus Maire
Olin Howie
Merle Knight
Marion
Mr. Knight
Edna Peters
Lorna Gerdes
South Shore Hospital
Anna Behrends
Raymond Carlson
Max
Marshalltown
Harm Schafer
Carl Reuter
Messrs
Gerke Bohlken
Erwin Plueger
Robert McAleer
Bruhler
Robert Hogan
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Dani Palmer
Waterloo
Clara Palmer
Cresco
Palmer
Adam Reichart
Arthur Schultz
Ruth
Waterford
Hans Ruof
Floyd Clark
Independence
Betty Clark
Buddy Clark
Estherville
AAA
The
Anamosa Eureka
James E. Kegley
James Inglis
James Skahill
M. B. McQuillen
Ea Sc
Black of the Woods
Express
Herman Zimmerman
Cass Township
Tyler
Buffalo Township
Linn County
Theatre
Iowa
Tarzan
His
Johnny Weissmuller
Maureen Sullivan
Bob Steele
Stadlers
Royal Gold Soap
Peerless
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Sellavan
Douglass Montgomery
Fred Kohler
Alan Hale
Mac Marsh
Georse
Ws Meeker
Bewitt Jennings
Hedda
Hans Nae
Universal Picture
Carl Laemmle
Frank Borzage
Man
WM. Powell
John Wayne
Shoe Department
Lansing
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Joe Fisher’s
Joe Fisher
Hutchinson’s
Hutchinson Dealer
Ann's Cafe
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