Reynolds Leads Franklin to Monticello Softball Title
Bud Reynolds pitched a masterful game for Franklin as they shut Sand Spring with no hits and sealed the second half championship of the Monticello league. Franklin moved to eight wins in nine, remaining ahead of Niles regardless of Grain Belt results.
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Bud Reynolds
Sand Spring
Franklin
Monticello
Grain Belt
Niles
Reynolds
Marvin Johnson
Sand Springs
Jones
Kula
Bob Smith
H. Smith
Stevens
Justin Kehoe
Neil Edwards
Monticello Faces Anamosa In Sunday Sandlot Battle
Monticello juvenile baseball team meets Anamosa Sunday at Anamosa in its second game of the season. Monticello’s pitcher Beans Hines faces Anamosa’s Johnny Blayney with a lineup including Webber, Haag, Harford, Dress and Bibber Clark. Anamosa's lineup features Hinz Wolfe Murphy Ireland Edwards Meyers Neville. Monticello won 15-7 last Sunday while Anamosa beat Cass Center 8-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Monticello
All Stars
Beans Hines
Johnny Blayney
Johnny Webber
Dale Griffith
Henry Webber
Keystone
Carl Webber
Roommy Haag
Rollo Harford
Bob Dress
Bibber Clark
Puss Moncrief
Bob Clark
Bud Griffith
Cheesie Hinz
Moe Wolfe
Eddie Murphy
Clarence Ireland
Dick Ireland
Bernard Edwards
Presty Meyers
Bob Neville
Cass Center
Monticello Girls Softball Falls to Delhi Lassies 18 6
The Monticello girls softball team lost to Delhi 18 to 6 in a twilight game. Miner pitched for Monticello as Delhi pulled away after a 2 0 start, tallying seven runs by the fourth inning and four more in the ninth. Roberts Long Stott Jensen Miner Dress and J Lubben had the seven Monticello hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Delhi
Miner
Monte
Dress
Lubben
Rodman
Roberts
Long
Stott
Jwnens Miner
J. Lubben
Bill Stanton Talks on Ever Normal Granary Policy
Bill Stanton addressed the Monticello Rotary Club outlining the ever normal granary proposal. He argued it would stabilize farming prices and provide steady city employment by regulating corn supply and demand, noting 85 percent of corn moves through livestock and recent droughts affected production. Government plans include steel bins on farms to store 250000 bushels in Jones County to ensure a smooth flow to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jones County
Monticello Hosts Worthington in Sunday Baseball Showdown
Monticello faces Worthington Sunday on the local diamond in a game slated as an added attraction to a band concert. The starting pitcher was not named, but Davenport of Anamosa was believed to be the probable starter with another Anamosa player as battery mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Monticello
Davenport
Anamosa
Chevy Club Wins Clarence Invitational Championship
Monticello's Chevrolet ball club captured the Clarence tournament title with two Sunday wins. They beat Lisbon 5-4 in round one, advanced on a forfeit from Mt. Vernon, then defeated Stanwood 7-4 and Lost Nation 18-7 in the championship. Clough collected five hits in the final, with Bill Ferring Ray Ferring and Fer rin delivering home runs. The victory yielded $18 for the Chevrolet treasury. The lineup featured Scherrer and Reynolds as pitchers Eden behind the plate Jones on first Dunn second Schneider short Hebert third Clough in left Bill Ferring center Ray Ferring right Warner roving center Rhatigan also saw infield action.
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Monticello
Chevrolet
Clarence
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Stanwood
Nation
Chevy
Jones
Chevy’s
Clough
Bill Ferving
Hobert
Ray Ferrine
Chevrolet Treasury
Scherrer
Reynolds
Eden
Dunn
Schneider
Hebert
Bill Ferring
Ray Ferring
Warner
Rhatigan
Local League Plants 1100 Catfish in Maquoketa River
The Local Community Conservation League placed about 1100 sturdy channel catfish in the Maquoketa River south of the stone quarry on Monday. The fish came from the State Conservation Commission and were transported in a refrigerated truck with aeration to match water temperature. Fish were taken from the Mississippi by commercial fishermen and staged at Lansing before delivery. Bass are to follow for stocking and the group also received two pairs of coons for farms next summer.
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Maquoketa River
Community Conservation League
State Conservation Commission
Mississippi River
Lansing
Maquoketa
Eastern Town golf results and local scores highlight
In Eastern Town action Manchester and Anamosa battled for fifth while Swift of Monti Cello claimed an ace on No 3. Kenneth Humpal was elected president with Eugene Rees named secretary and two committees listed for the association. Local scores show Appleby, Rodman, and Byers contending with Monticello peers. Claude Appleby led with a birdie on No 8 before finishing 125 for 27 holes. Grant Wood filed for divorce from Sara Sherman Wood in Iowa City citing inhuman treatment and health concerns.
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Messiliets
Athe Milling Manchesters
Seager
Kenneth Humpal
Anamosa
Eugene Rees
Kay Graves
Maquoketa
Sam Klaus
Manchester
Nelson Quetey
Peart
Barewald
Tipton
Uwarry
Grant Wood
Iowa
Sara Sherman Wood
Iowa City
Wood
Iowa Fine Arts
Wit Coupbe
March Hoh
Minneapolis
Minn
Weed
Sara
Yormer Montireils
Yormer Montireils Wy Ab Rgu
Bonen
Lab
Monticello Baseball Falls 7-2 at Cascade
Monticello opened a 2-1 lead in the first five innings but misplays in the sixth allowed Cascade to seize the lead. Cascade added three in the eighth to seal a 7-2 victory as Kane allowed five hits to Monticello while Cascade's Kehoe yielded nine hits.
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Maquoketa
Monticello
Cascade
Kane
Kehoe
Juvenile Baseball Promises Challenge to Monticello Team
A junior club nears a bold matchup with Monticello town team while interest grows in a possible hardball game against Franklin or Chevrolet in softball league play. Players John Warner and Bud Reynolds joined two Sunday tournaments in Cedar Rapids for Franklin and Clarence for Chevrolet, with Meredith posting five straight walks in the Niles Grain Belt game.
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Monticello
Franklin
Chevrolet
Hopkinton
Duane Jones
John Warner
Bud Reynolds
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Meredith
Annual Mission Rally At Wayne Zion Church
Pastor F H Kehren invites Wayne Zion to its annual mission rally this Sunday with services at 10 30 and 2 15. Speakers include Dr C Mattes of Wartburg seminary and Pastor A F Hein of Olin. Zion choir will sing. Congregation families join a noon potluck at the school house. A hearty welcome awaits.
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F. H. Kehren
Wayne Zion
Suny
C. Mattes
Wartburg Seminary
A. F. Hein
Olin
Zion Choir
Barn Re shingling On North Deischer Farm
The barn on the N. C. Deischer farm is being reshingled. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ahlrichs were visitors in Manchester on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray Fairbanks returned home from Mason City the forepart of last week where they
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N. C. Deischer
J. E. Ahlrichs
Manchester
O. E. Hubbard
A. Ray Fairbanks
Mason City
Local Social Notes Mention Visiting Guests and Travels
The report lists residents visiting relatives and guests across towns. It notes Mrs S M Hosford and son Clarence visiting in Manchester, Rev W E Van Buren and Mrs Eda Van Buren visiting in Tipton, Delay Bros sending two cattle cars to Chicago with W M Delay, and Miss Kathleen Eiler along with Dorothy Hearn as weekend guests in Anamosa. It also mentions A M Black and daughter Margaret traveling to Minnesota to visit relatives near St. Peter and Kasota.
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Harry Fairbanks
S. M. Hosford
Clarence
Kenneth Hosford
Manchester
W. E. van Buren
Eda van Buren
Tipton
Will Hiller
Delay Bros
Chicago
W. M. Delay
Kathleen Eiler
Dorothy Hearn
Anamosa
Local residents visit Cedar Rapids area and beyond
A stream of social visits spans Cedar Rapids Monticello Decorah and Hopkinton with families named including Hiller Warner Hagman Howie Morse Cramer Deischer and Soppe. Visitors travel for illness family occasions and missionary travel with multiple Gulf family ties and Minn and Maine connections referenced.
Idle Not Club Plans Friday Meeting With Mrs Muller
The Idle Not club will meet with Mrs. Matt Muller Friday afternoon for a local gathering and discussion.
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The
Idle Not ‘Club
Matt Muller
Dissolution of Cass Transportation Lines Inc
Notice of dissolution of Cass Transportation Lines Inc a Monticello Iowa corporation. Special meeting August 14 1939 adopted unanimously winding up business by September 30 1939 midnight. Dated Monticello Iowa August 14 1939. Coxsee Heiserman attorneys authorized publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Transportation Lines, Inc
Monticello
Iowa
Coxsee, Coxsee & Heiserman
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Sandlot Club
Anamosa Ball Club
W. L. Pet. Franklin
Bill Stanton
Rotary
Chevy Club
Catin River
Appleby Monticello
Mest
Ecollo
Avery
Abergain
Stuart Erwin
Stuart
Preston Paster
Irene Hervey
PRIVE
Soma Hente
Tyrone Power
Mibbes
Rudy Vallee
Edna May Oliver
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Bachelor Mother
Ares
Delume
Theater
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Leémand Lowe
Dick Foran
Helen Mack “Secrets of
Charles Starrett
Crawford
Singer
Armstrong and Delware Congoleum
Pet
Wayne Church
Castle Grove
Hosford
Timothy Seed
Wm. G. Schoon
Lou .Ehrisman
Walter Hall
Coyle and
Marugg
Phoee
Mildred Warner
Phyllis, Schneider
Lyle Hosford
George Hagman
China
Fred Caspers
Nebraska
Prescott
Bangor
Maine
Ruth van Buren
Olin Jr
Jimmie Howie
Maxine Nordman
Joseph A. Holub
Minnesota
Alice Howie
Howard Jackson
Faribault
J. A. Deischer
Blanche Deischer
Scotch Grove
Tony Soppe
S. A. Soppe
O. R. Howie
Decorah
John Morse
Sigourney
F.C. Cramer
Mrs. Herman Egger
Harvey Heiken
Wiscons Cheese Pound
CKERS
Cream Fc
D.B
Oregon
Crosby
Lipton
Rothati
Mary Lou
Golden Treet
DWICH
LUX Flakes
George W Tobacco
Nington
Alaga
FANC
California
Valencia
Reputation
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