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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1942

Page

4

Seahawks Start Pre-Flight Baseball Under Vogel At Navy School

The U S Navy pre flight school Sea hawks under Lieut Otto Vogel show a strong record and strong offense despite pitching losses. Stars include Cadets Nelson Phipps Renner and Milosevich with Ensign Flick likely to start on the mound. The team has wins over Washington Burlington Muscatine Keokuk Davenport and Great Lakes among others.

U. S. Navy Naval Aviation Otto Vogel University of Iowa Great Lakes Seahawks Vogel Cadets Seahawk Dave Nelson Jim Phipps Bob Jenkins Joe Renner Paul Milosevich Nelson University of Michigan Tom Harmon Phipps Renner St. Paul Minn St. Thomas College Burlington Keokuk C. R. Raiders Davenport Muscatine Moose Muscatine Indeos Anamosa Reformatory

Scout Awards At Friday Court of Honor Monticello Troops 66 67

Scout awards were presented Friday August 21 at a Monticello court of Honor held jointly by Troop 66 and Troop 67 at St. Matthew's Lutheran church. First class honors went to Earl Boots Don Newton Elmer McMichael Alfred J. Pierce from Troop 66 and Bill Shrove Bob Bohlken from Troop 67. James Matthiessen of Troop 66 earned second class. Merit badges went to Earl Boots Alfred Pierce Pat Redmond Bill Redman George Coxsee LaVerne Schoon Harry Reade with subjects including swimming music bookbinding and animal husbandry. Scoutmaster training awards were given to George Schoon Alva Behrends and Scoutmaster A. B. Pierce of Troop 66. Scout Executive Woody Clark presided as master of ceremonies. Troop 66 plans a weekend outing to Waubeek Area camp September 4 5 and 6.

Monticello St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Earl Boots Don Newton Elmer McMichael Alfred J. Pierce Bill Shrove Bob Bohlken James Matthiessen Alfred Jr. Pierce Pat Redmond Bill Redman George Coxsee LaVerne Schoon Harry Reade George Schoon Alva Behrends A. B. Pierce Woody Clark Waubeek

Monticello Opens Football Season With 27 Reporters

Monticello began football practice last Monday with 27 players reporting including seniors Laverne Buol Al McNeill Lawrence Rieken Melvin Hein Milton Rieken Philip Schneider Pete Hall Samuel Reyner James Nelson and underclassmen Arthur Gesse D Moncrief Don Siebels Bill Kiburz Ken Thompson Wayne Claus Paul Messerli Dale Griffith Gene Taylor Lloyd Messerli Chuck Che Bud Hanken Richard Bonwell Carroll Schneider Arthur Bohlken Ken Kiburz and Dick Shelley. History of football is traced from ancient Greece to modern times with notes on development and reforms led by Teddy Roosevelt. Keep Em Firing With Junk.

Monticello Laverne Buol al McNeill Lawrence Rieken Melvin Hein Milton Rieken Philip Schneider Pete Hall Samuel Reyner James Nelson Arthur Gesse D. Moncrief Don Siebels Bill Kiburz Ken Thompson Wayne Claus Paul Messerli Dale Griffith Gene Taylor Lloyd Messerli Chuck Che Bud Griffith Bud Hanken Richard Bonwell Carroll Schneider Arthur Bohlken Ken Kiburz Dick Shelley Tell History

Rural Jones county teachers named for rural schools

Miss Nellie V. Morey, county superintendent of schools, announces the completed list of teachers for Jones county rural schools. The roster lists numerous names across townships including Monticello Anamosa Hopkinton and Cascade with assignments for No. 1 through No. 9 in various districts.

Jones County Nellie V. Morey Cass Township Phoebe Scherrer Monticello Erma Gillilan Hopkinton Maxine Carrol Anamosa Laura Jensen Maquoketa Geraldine Neville Ruth Steiner Alfreda Husmann Scotch Grove Wilma Walton Castle Grove Arline Balster Mabel Caspers Ann Marie Husman Ella Rickels Bertha Burlingham Margaret Deischer Elfreda Wehling Ruth Ann Decker Fairview Earl Caspers Mildred Kinkade Springville Margaret Neville Hale Marian Kruse Vera Ireland Martello Esther Rohwedder Olin Mildred Carstensen Tipton Richland Ruth Richardson Kathleen Rieniers Mary Ellen Wismeier Elaine Rogers Grace Rogers Erma Hamil Cascade Scotch Harriet Stanton Bernard Irene Hirtz Sr. M. Hortense Myrl Morrison Mary C. Skahill Wayne Iola Folkerts Marvin Seehusen Selma Specht Betty Stover Mary Belle Collins Mabel Juilfs Onslow May Zeuch Helen Rickels Clay Pleasant Hill Delberta Betzer Monmouth Sutton Edna Hinrichs Victory Emma Petersen Greenfield White Oak Eldora Koppenhaver Sara Lou Christensen Lost Nation Grace Vrooman Wyoming Leola Groth Peace Ridge Helen Foote Spencerville Helen Wyrick Baldwin

Draft Order Urges Married Men to Enter Army Soon

Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, told a Chicago press conference that reclassification of all married men would start likely in October and certainly by Christmas. He said men with only wives or with secondary dependents would be called first as single men pool dwindles. Local boards would handle dependency rulings.

England Edward II Henry VII France Italy America Cornell Teddy Roosevelt Lewis B. Hershey National Selective Service Chicago Gen. Hershey Hershey

Property Sold by Jones County Board of Supervisors

The Jones County Board of Supervisors sold a 60 acre farm in Jackson township named the Jake Main place to Dwight Pulver Anamosa for 1265. The county obtained title via tax deed in 1987. The board also sold a residence in Olin to Dr. John H. Peck Oakdale for 550, acquired by tax sale in 1941.

Jones County Board of Supervisors Dwight Pulver Anamosa Jackson Township Jake Olin John H. Peck Oakdale

Schaller Kalista Joins Army Air Corps As Lieutenant

Harry W. Schaller president of Storm Lake Citizens First National Bank enlists in the army air corps and is commissioned as a first lieutenant. His father, George J. Schaller, former Chicago Federal Reserve president, will serve as executive authority during his service. Mrs. Schaller, Janet Young, is daughter of Mrs. D. P. Young of Monticello.

Harry W. Schaller Storm Lake

Five Men Escape Unhurt After Beaver Meadows Boat Incident

Four Parkersburg men rode a motorboat driven by Frankie McDowell at Beaver Meadows park. The boat went over the dam but did not capsize and was quickly returned to service. No injuries were reported.

Parkersburg Frankie McDowell Beaver Meadows Park

Mrs. Cora Sexton Celebrates 87th Birthday at Home

Mrs. Cora Sexton marked her eighty seventh birthday with a Saturday celebration at her residence. Friends visited to offer congratulations and she received numerous gifts and cards.

Cora Sexton

Latvian Musician Family Dines at Raven Grinnell

A family of 12 Latvian musicians visited the Raven restaurant in Grinnell. They insisted on liver and bacon as their meal, led by the mother, 60, with the youngest member age 7 as her grandson. The group has been in America for two years.

Raven Grinnell America

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R.A.F Bay of Biscay Atlantic Mediterranean St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co Monti Japan Germany County War Board Conservation Division WAR Production Board American Industries Salvage Committee C. J. Matthiessen J. J. Egger Cattle Congress KXEL 1540 Andy Woolfries Cliff Hendrix Braunschweiger California Valencia Calif D. B Mich Bartlett Pears Pasone Navy D. B. Jello SWAN Rinso Prunes Royal Anne Cherries LUX Mason Jor D. B. Lye MR. Farmer Schaller Kalista Air Corps Lyle McMullen Emil Riedel Palmer's Drug Store Frank Podhaski Walter King William Farnum John Kimbrough Sun Mon Ann Sheridan Ronald Reagan King’s Row
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