Monticello Third in Maquoketa Valley Loop Baseball
Monticello defeats Alburnett 6 to 1 at Monticello Park to clinch third place in the Maquoketa Valley league. Meredith struck out 100, limiting Alburnett. Cascade and Guttenberg share first. Standings show Cascade and Guttenberg at top with Monticello at 8 wins.
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Maquoketa Valley Baseball League
Monticello
Alburnett
Cascade
Guttenberg
Meredith
Lefty Anderson
Michaels
Anderson
Blanche
Dyersville
Manchester
Oxford Junction
Lee Bartlett
C. van Camp
Bohemians
Jone
Stodola
Fenelon
Hutton
Delhi recluse wills town property to public schools
William D Herrick a long time Delhi resident deeded eight parcels of his estate to the Delhi public schools and local youths. The 82 year old bachelor died August 13 after two strokes. His bequests include homes and a store building, plus $900 in cash. Local residents recall his lonely life and note the gifts arose from gratitude.
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Manchester Press
Maupassant
Hugo
Old Town
William D. Herrick
Delhi
Herrick
Silver Lake
Irmscher Grocery
Green Bay Lumber Company
Roberta Barker
Farmers’ Produce Company
Ruby Green
Thomas Sackett
Lee Fisher
Cornwell
Hines
Artis Carroll
Louise White
Helen Pulver
George Underwood
Dental Health Plan To Be Continued In County
Miss Lora R. Houston announces continuation of the county dental health education program in the new school term. Last year 38,026 rural children visited family dentists for full care. 499 schools achieved 100 percent correction and earned awards. The plan, aided by the state university bureau of dental hygiene, spreads to 80 counties and 115000 children this year, with local support from American Red Cross chapters and local dentists.
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Lora R. Houston
Jones County
Bureau of Dental Hygiene of the
State University
Our
Rend Cross
Anamosa
Monticello
Iowa
Miss Houston
Adolf Huls Died At Dr A P Lambert Home
Adolf Huls died at the Dr A P Lambert home the day afternoon after long illness. Funeral services are set at the Lambert home and Zion Lutheran church with Rev John Willis officiating. He was born August 28 1867 in Germany and emigrated 1885 settling in Monticello where he married Eliza Alferts in 1891. Eight children were born, seven living, plus three grandchildren and two brothers survive. He worked as a carpenter and later farmed before ill health ended his work about four years ago.
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Adolf Huls
A. P. Lambert
Failume
Mr. Huls
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Monticello
Hull
Eliza Alferts
Herman
Lamont
Edgar Parcels
Centerville
Mary
Adele Huls
la Jolla
Calif
Myra
Grace Haskill
Davenport
Carl Cordes
Anamosa
Billie Haskill
Helen
Herbert Huls
E. J. Huls
Ryan
Ben Huls
Pawnee
Oklahoma
Huls
Mermas
Hils
Friday Club And Society Gather For Meetings And Dinners
The Friday club met at Mrs. Colin G Thom as home with papers on the Mutilation of Hungary and a book review From Archduke to a Grocer. A dinner hosted by Rev and Mrs George McNary honored guests including Rev and Mrs Roy V Porter and Rev and Mrs Samuel Guten Sohn.
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Colin G. Thomas
Hungary
Charles Northrop
Edward Templeton
Mrs. McNary
Harriet Coughlan
George McNary
Little Falls
Minn
Roy V. Porter
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Farewell Party Honors Rev and Mrs Duckett
A Presbyterian church group of over two hundred and families gathered for a farewell reception for Rev Leonard Duckett and his family as they prepare to move to Michigan. Fifty new members were welcomed the prior Sunday.
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Choir
The
Presbyterian Church
Maurice Cook
Leonard Duckett
Michigan
Duckett
William Laude
Frank Walker
C. W. Brazelton
Schreiner
L. F. Balster
Lucia Schoon
Arch Grimes
Grimes
Birthday gatherings feature many out of town guests
A sequence of social events unfolds with Mrs. William Corbin hosting Billy’s fifth birthday for ten children at her home. Guests include the Shelley, Matthiessen, Barrack, First, Orr families from Adrian Michigan, plus local Monticello residents.
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William Corbin
Billy
Shirley
Ann Marie
Dicky Shelley
Jimmie
Marilee Matthiessen
Lois Rhoda Barrack
Ellen Mae
Iona Area School Leader Takes New Role in New York
Eber L. Palmer, Vinton superintendent since 1926, has accepted the post of assistant director of the American Foundation for the Blind in New York City. His move, effective Sept. 15, includes a salary increase and relocation for he and Mrs. Palmer. Palmer, 34, is a Grinnell College graduate and veteran of World War I, with prior posts in Radcliffe, Vinton, and at the University of Town.
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Eber L. Palmer
Vinton
American Foundation For the Blind
New York City
Palmer
Frank E. Palmer
Bowen's Prairie
Monticello
Iowa School For the Blind
F. E. Palmer
National Association of Workers For the Blind
Columbia University
R. B. Erwin
Grinnell College
U. S. Army
France
Vinton High School
University of Town
Radcliffe
Beitz Charged With Murder Of Michael Kelly
Samuel Beitz, a Hopkinton area farmer, is charged with the murder of Michael Kelly 38 World War veteran of the Rainbow division. Kelly died after a head injury sustained Aug 19 at Anamosa hospital. Coroner's inquest blamed Beitz for the fatal blow with a spade or shovel at the John Britt farm amid a prior dispute over a car fender. Beitz, bound over in Manchester, claims self defense and awaits October grand jury.
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Samuel Beitz
Hopkinton
Michael Kelly
Rainbow Division
Kelly
Anamosa
Samuel Beltz
Manchester
Beitz
Britt Farm
Anamosa Hospital
Lewis Beitz
Britt
Union Township
Delaware County
A. L. Lorenz
Monticello
Ryan
Ed Kelly
Coggan
John Britt
Local Church Services List for Jones County Churches
Town churches publish their service schedules with Sunday schools Mass times and upcoming Ladies' Aid meetings for St John St Matthew Castle Grove St Joseph Sacred Heart Methodist Episcopal St Paul Wayne Zion Reformed Armin Tendick and Langworthy parish events. Includes dates August 30 September 2 3 4 and programs presented by Lutheran and Catholic congregations.
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Castle Grove Lutheran
G. Wolf
Louis Stadtmueller
Lutheran Brotherhood
St. Paul’s
Wyoming
Jones County
Armin H. Tendick
God
Ladies’ Aid
George Ambuehl
Jones County Hogs at National Swine Show
Eleven Jones County fat barrows form part of 81 head shown at the National Swine Show hosted with the Illinois State Fair in Springfield. Iowa Livestock Marketing Corp arranges entries including four Poland China from Greg Dreibelbis and Helgens Brothers, plus three Cheater Whites from William Seehusen Center Junction. A Swift & Company buyer will judge by weight class with 4,200 hogs overall. Grey Dreibetbis wins top heavy barrow. Helgens Brothers sire The Ghost supplies prize stock.
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Jones County
Iowa Livestock Marketing Corporation
Iowa
Greg Dreibelbis
Center Junction
Helgens
Swift & Company
Farmers’ Cooperative Livestock Marketing Corporation
I. W. Arthur
Amen
Springfield
Cedar Rapids
Helgens Brothers
Experts Advise Tax Committee On County Consolidation
A legislative committee to study tax laws and reduce government expenses plans county consolidation and seeks local advisers. About 500 names from each county were proposed, including Jones county members Gid Hughes C. P. Van Zante A B White A J H McNeill Dave White. Public meetings at the state house September 3 4 may extend to two weeks. Japan and China silk shares noted. Expert radio service promoted by Majestic and Philco at Locher's Music Store. For rent a 7 room house on south Sycamore Street. Palmer's Drug Store offers county school books and supplies.
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Jones County
Gid Hughes
Scotch Grove
C. P. van
State House
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