Monticello notices mix theater changes and local events
Monticello lists Monti cello greenhouse operator B C Hall and others at a Flor ist Telegraph show in Ottumwa, notes Princess theater closing with future Monty theater shows, honors at fairs, births, hires, retirements, and local reads from Aug 22 to Sept 3 including 4 H blue ribbons and community changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Hall
Monticello
Yvonne
Cornelius Steck
F. E. Corbin
Ottumwa
Civil Engineer George Van Buren Returns Home to Fever Rife NM
George Van Buren, a civil engineer in New Mexico, returns home due to the fever raging there. The post office department orders rural mail carriers to have six holidays yearly, including Labor Day. Near town, Fred Berlin had a minor accident when he drove into a ditch to avoid another team at night, with only buggy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Buren
New Mexico
The
Post Office Department
Fred Berlin
Fire at Richard Cantano home on North Chestnut street
A small blaze erupted at the Richard Cantano residence on North Chestnut street last Saturday evening. Fire units responded and extinguished the fire after it started from a gasoline stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cartano
North Chestnut Street
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Janice
John Nagel
Fred and
George Schmidt
Delmar
Jones County Fair
Henry Tobiason
Jones County
Patrick's
A M. Hogan
Mercy Hospital
Lewis Lindsey
Rockford, Nl
Olive Lindsey
Marie Schatz
Monterey
Calif
Leslie Liun
Monticello High School
New Town Theater
Hopkinton
Patricia von Sprecken
Peggy Barber
Janice Foster
Mary Jane Alden
Abbie Ann Tudor
Carolyn Downer Casady
Victory Bands
Mayeda Weers
Merle Jansen
Wayneton Church
Fredrick Kehren
Cora Sexton
Russell A. Jamieson
U.S. Army
Maurice Maire
Ruth Roberts
Florence Roberts
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Fairgrounds
Charles Che
Pacific
J. L. Farmer Canning Co
Silas H. Smith
Delhi
Robert Smith
Wayne
Ned
Frank Himebaugh
Center Junction
W. B. Cox
Himebaugh
Cash Grocery
James Davis
Pennsylvania
Stanley Graves
Kidwell
James E. Kidwell
William Batsiger
Larry Robertson
Captain Robertson
Alvin Swanson
Monticello Board of Education
Fred Aldrich
Lorenz Balster
Central Broadcasting Corporation
Federal Radio Commission
Iowa Corporation
Korneman Bros
Alma Behrends
LeRoy Farmer Brokerage Co
Margaret
George Balster
Des Moines
Colorado
Black Hills
Ted Ecklund
Riverside
E. A. Hubbard
Minnie Agger
Aargus
Denmark
Jacob J. Jacobsen
Emil Stutt
Fort Snelling
Minn
William G. Schoon
Schultz Bros
Chi
Ray Adams
Iowa
Cago
Augusta Ladehuff
John McDonald Hospital
Jones County Fair Association
Richard Calkins
Camp Wapsic Y
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Red Hat Oil Co
Harvey Good
LeRoy Clark, Sr
Hannah Coden
Henry Brackens
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
John P. Willms
Cascade
Dubuque
Schreiner
Caroline Schoenhut
Monty
William Podhaski
Emil Riedel
Lewis Lang
Farmers Creamery of
Lawrence Balster
Castle Grove
Doden
Anamosa
Mr. Balster
Louis Heiken
Fair Grounds
E. H. Huibregtse
Monticello Feed Mill
Josephine McNeill
Betty Thomas
Jennie Alloway
Denison
Edith Welch
Hardington
Neb
Messrs
Mark Hogan
Matt Miller
Dubuque Fair
Dora Bruoks
Gill Street
Mike McKeever
Denver
Colo
Michael Evers
J. A. Deischer
Waniwick
Onslow
the Presbyterian Church
Floral Hall
Hoag Duster Co
Governor Cummins
Charles Farles
Round House
Farley
Carrie Clark
Rose Wenger
John Miller
Earlville
Jacob Rohr
Devaney Funeral Home
Labor Day
Fou
Stanley Handyman
White House
Long Sury
ACE Hardware
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Frank Williams
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