Grid Drills Forge High School Football Prospects
Coach Emil Klumpar trains eight lettermen and 13 players for a nine game schedule opening at Maquoketa on September 13. The squad features experienced performers, heavier players, and a likely opening lineup with Bender, Behrends, Schrader, Liddy, Bender, and Ben Der among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Klumpar
Maquoketa
Minotaurs
Klumpar
Iowa Hawkeyes
Bender
Behrends
Jim Bone
Bob Siebels
Letterman
Ralph Bender
Ray Behrends
John Messerli
Husky
Jack Beeks
Stan Schrader
Fastest Mile Time At Local Fair Set By 14 Pacer-09
At the Jones County Fair last week harness horse Mr. O'Donna owned by John Elliott of Viola Wis posted the fastest mile time of 2 09 5 in the 2 14 pace heat three completing all three heats. Grey Stone Alfred owned by Ray Betts of Waverly won two 2 14 trot heats with best time 2 13. Attendance swelled to amphitheatre capacity across three days and official starter E C Genereux impressed crowds with race explanations.
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Jones County Fair
Mr. O’donna
John Elliott
Viola
Wis
Greystone
Alfred
Ray Betts
Waverly
E. C. Genereux
Oxford Junction and Monticello Win at Fair
Oxford Junction beat Dyersville 6 3 after a 17 hit barrage and Monticello routed Springville 18 8 at the Jones County Fair. Clauson Mizaur and Benhart led Oxford Junction with key hits while Keffeler earned the win for Monticello as Springville failed to slow the home hitters.
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Oxford Junction
Red van Fleet
Dyersville
Bright
Oxford
Clauson
Mizaur
Benhart
Coon
Shedek
Fleming
R. Caldwell
Monticello
Springville
Starks Leads Poweshiek Conservation League
Harry Starks of Malcom was elected president of the Poweshiek county Conservation league at a regent meeting. The new group, with about 200 members, fees a local 50 cent rate and has arranged a shipment of quail from the state hatcheries at Boone.
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Harry Starks
Malcom
Poweshiek County
Marjorie F Robinson Buried in Chicago Funeral
Mrs Marjorie F Robinson 48 nee Soetje died August 18 in Chicago. Funeral held last Thursday at Corcoran home with Rev W T Rostow officiating. She was born in Denver Colorado educated there before moving to Chicago. Survived by father Edward C Soetje Denver aunt Alberta Soetje Denver brother Theodore and cousins in Olin. Funeral services by Rev Mr Upson at Corcoran Chicago.
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Monticello
Marjorie F. Robinson
Soetje
Chicago
W.T. Rostow
Robinson
Denver
Colo
Episcopal Church
Edward C. Soetje
Alberta Soetje
Theodore
Martha Herrick
Olin
J. W. Jamison
Cedar Rapids
Upson
Corcoran Funeral Home
Holly G Gayland Wins All Heats in 2:18 Trot
In Friday afternoon racing Holly G Gayland moved to the lead early in the first heat and held it through all three heats. Princess Wilhelmina trailed in second with Royal K C third as the race photo captures the lower turn moment.
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Claudia Man
Art Berry
Fort Dodge
Mr. Odonna
John Eliott
Viola
Wis
Foxy Chenault
Wilfred Lees
Cascade
Anna Hart
Lloyd Person
Jefferson
Mildred
T. E. Buckeridge
Beloit
Buick
Tyler Joe
Royal K. C
John Johnson
Holly
Gayland
Royal
R. D. Wil- FE
Holly G. Gayland
Tony the Great
Ed Tyler Joe
Edmund Fox
Durand
Potempkin
George Otterback
Igal
Marshalltown
Princess Wilhelmina
Holly G
Franklin Niles clash for Monticello softball title Monday
Franklin of Monticello and Niles of Anamosa lead a six team league as they prepare to settle the championship on the local diamond Monday. Niles holds one loss in 10 starts and Franklin two defeats in 11 games with a potential deciding game midweek if tied.
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Franklin
Niles
Monticello
Niles of
Anamosa
Leigh Lint
Niles Club
Clayton Adamson
Grain Belt
Winkler’s
Winkler’s Tavern
NYU
Lint
Robertson
Smith
Warrner
Veteran Royal K C Driver Wins Still At Seventy Two
Royal K C Driver in sulky for 51 years remains a top trotter at 72. He led Royal K C to 15 straight heats before a loss at Cambridge Iowa last week. Johnson, long time partner of Bill McKelvey, was raised alongside the Orphan horse by bottle. Maurice Maire returns home from Rochester after operation recovery. The Mahler family heads to Minnesota with Mrs Mahler’s hay fever and Camp Ripley service plans. Josephine Meyer visits before resuming teaching duties in Council Bluffs and Cedar Rapids along with other Meyer family members.
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Royal K. C
Ilinois Trotter
John Johnson
Cambridge
Johnson
Bill McKelvey
Colu
Maurice Maire
Rochester
Minn
Maurice
Monticello
Frank Mahler
Frank, Jr
Judy
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Mohler
Camp Ripley
CCC
Josephine Meyer
Cedar Falls
Council Bluffs
Helen Meyer
Oelwein
Meyer
Patricia Meyer
R.N
Omaha
Neb
J. F. Meyer
Mazie Redding
Gon. James
Cedar Rapids
Public School Plans New Vocational Courses
The article notes continued discussion on requiring 4 teaching certificates and increasing high school graduation age to seventeen. It outlines shifts toward post graduate training and introduces a Farm Soils class for ninth and tenth graders plus a Farm Management class for juniors in the Vocational Agriculture curriculum.
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Monticello High School
Monticello
North Central Association of Schools and Colleges
Sirl
Grade level reading list of 1930s textbooks and authors
A compiled catalog of textbooks across grades from 4 through 12 listing titles and authors. Subjects include English, arithmetic, writing, biology, history, science, geometry, geography, Latin, chemistry, and home economics.
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Palmer Green
Horn-Ashbaugh
Strayer-Upton
Simpson Sind Adams
North America
Stull and Hatch
Charters, Smiley
Kelly
Tanner
Gray and
Jenkins
Hughes
Craig
Schooling
Clark, Smith Field Crop Enterprises
Fullerton
Fuller
Brownlee
Baker
Smith
Williams
Magruder
Overton and Robertson
Lowth
Chamberlain
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Bob Liddy
Paul Bender
Eastern Iowa
Harold Hogan
Chuck Ross
Wally Schneider
Sam Reyner
Elmer McQuillen
Junior Heath
Art Gesse
Chuck Che
Paul Messerli
Fay Haeussler
Wayne Claus
Manchester
Marion
Tipton
University High
West Branch
Mt. Vernon
West Liberty
Davenport
Monti
Brueckner
Egger
Worthington
The
McKelvey and Johnson
Princess Wilmette
Tom Sopeland
Greystone Alfred
David Dodge
W. M. McDaniel
O. J. Ditto
Monti Hurler Keffeler
Marjorie Robinson
Holly G. Gayland Takes the
Lead
Express Photo
NBU
Lambert
Schweitzer
Clough
A. F. Walker
McMullen
Palmer Brown
Goudy
Galen Waggoner
Onslow
Iowa
Sam Bronemann
Cedar Street
Kapneth Sheppard
Simpson and
Adams
Carpenter
Strayer
Upton
Simpson
and Adams Grade
Europe
Charters
Smiley
Douglass, Fowler, Simpson
Asia
Stull and
Hatch
Stanford
Allmack
Staffelbach
Tanner Manual Training
Betz
Gray and Jenkins
Caldwell and Curtis Foods
Greer W
Mallory and Stone Field Crop Enterprises
Smallwood
Reveley, Bailey
Gregg
Peters and Pomeroy
Muzzey
Race Farm
Princess
Samuel S. Stanley Fields
Edward Norris Hardie Albright
Agust
Ome Ems Herbert
Ae Ae Ae
Diamond Bros
NAVY
Apple Butte
SAL Soda
Vienna
Skrackers
Nola
Mason Fruit
Bartlett
Diamond
B. Jar
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
D. B
Oleo
Royal Anne
Sunkist
Malaga
Colorado
Sun
Mon
Alice Faye
Don Ameche
Henry Fonda
Edward Arnold Warren William Leo Carrillo
antury-Fox Picture Ring Cummings
Thursber
Boris Karloff
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