Births Reported at John McDonald Hospital This Week
The John McDonald hospital lists seven newborns this week including two Monticello couples with a boy and a girl, Hopkinton families with a girl, Delhi and Cascade births a girl and a boy, Cas cade and Monticello families with girls, and a correction notes a prior birth. Vehicle registrations issued by the county treasurer include seven new vehicles and one used unit to residents in Wyoming Monticello Olin Scotch Grove and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Mark Beckman
Monticello
Ralph Lux
Hopkinton
Leon Wilson
John Nichols
Delhi
Charles Reddin
Cascade
Charles West
Clarence Willis
the Express
Paul Glenn
John Wilcox
John A. Allen
Wyoming
Willys Jeep
Herbert L. Pierce
Ford Eclipse Lumber Co
Oliver H. Brunscheen
Pontiac
George H. Bohlken
Scotch Grove
Ray Adams
Rotary Club Dinner Highlights Trip to Phoenix
John J. Locher spoke at the Monticello Rotary Club dinner in the Community Building recounting a Phoenix visit with Mrs. Locher as guests of Chauncey Hookstra and wife. Attending were Maquoketa Rotarians Dr. C. K. Risser, Dr. B. C. Phillips, and Art Martin, who were making up attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Locher
Monticello
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk Last Week
The district court clerk’s office issued marriage licenses for Leslie Burrichter 22 of Anamosa to Jo Ann Serbousek 21 of Anamosa Paul W Behrends 23 of Anamosa to Donna Mae White 18 of Anamosa Donald Raymond legal of Olin to Velma L Haines 18 of Clarence Robert Van Buskirk 20 Ottumwa to Betty Ann Worthy 18 Hammond James M Lathrop 26 Davenport to June Kula 22 Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Leslie Burrichter
Anamosa
Jo Ann Serbousek
Paul W. Behrends
Donna Mae
White
Donald Raymond
Legal
Olin
Velma L. Haines
Clarence
Robert van Buskirk
Ottumwa
Betty
Ann.Worthy
Registrant Reported by Jones County Board
One new registrant was received by the Jones County local selective service board this week. Stephen A. McDowell of Monticello is named. The next board meeting is Friday December 27 at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
David Wortman’s Angus Calf Finishes 15th at Chicago Show
David Wortman of Anamosa and his Angus calf Amos placed 15th in the light-heavy calf class at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Amos weighed 1050 pounds among 1600+ calves and finished 15th in the Hippodrome floor show. The calf had won first at the Jones County Fair in Monticello in September. Other Jones county youths entered calves. sales outcomes noted for several animals. Thanksgiving guests from Cedar Rapids and Anamosa joined local families for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wortman
Amos
Chicago
Monticello
Jones County
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Mentioned Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs Arch Edwards entertained the latter s mother Mrs A J Levsen and her sister and family Mr and Mrs Forrest Tubbs of Maquoketa at a Thanksgiving day dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Edwards
A. J. Levsen
Mrs. Forrest Tubbs
Maquoketa
Mrs. Clair Aitchison Returns Home From Thanksgiving Visit
Mrs. Clair Aitchison comes home Monday after spending Thanksgiving with her daughter Mary Jane in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Aitchison
Mary Jane
Excelsior Springs
Guests at Chris Asmussen Home Over Thanksgiving Weekend
Mr and Mrs Alfred Egger and family and Peter Brodersen were guests in the Chris Asmussen home at Sioux City during the Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Egger
Peter Brodersen
Chris Asmussen
Sioux City
Maquoketa Couple Guests at Rollf Home Sunday
Miss Lois Ahern and Frederick Rollf visited Maquoketa resident Charles Rollf on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ahern
Frederick Rollf
Maquoketa
Charles Rollf
Monticello Faces Coal Shortage as Strike Drags On
Monticello merchants warn of a serious coal fuel crisis amid John L. Lewis led strike. Dealers report 10 to 45 days of supply, with many households held to small stashes and a risk of running dry in January. Schools expect to cover through Christmas if cold doesn’t spike demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
John L. Lewis
Boyd Shannon
Monticello Public Schools
Shannon
McCrabb Fines Men After Two Collisions
Two Cascade men Carl Breitbach and Frederick Koob were fined in justice court after the car they rode collided with two vehicles in Monticello Sunday. Breitbach received 50 dollars plus costs with 25 dollars suspended on payment. Koob was fined 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication. The Breitbach car first hit Henry Glance’s car at Main and First, then struck Merle Buckner’s parked car beside Buckner’s Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Carl Breitbach
Frederick Koob
Justice of the Peace Court
Monticello
Breitbach
Max McCrabb
Justice of the Peace
Koob
Henry Glance
Main
First
Merle Buckner
Buckner
Fraser son of Monticello family joins Portland law firm
George Fraser son of Dr and Mrs J H Fraser of Monticello has accepted a position with Hart Spencer McCullouch and Rockwood at 1410 Yeon Building Portland Oregon. He is a University of Wisconsin and Harvard Law School graduate who also served as a navy lieutenant in the recent war and has moved to Portland to make his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fraser
J. H. Fraser
Monticello
Hart, Spencer, McCullouch & Rockwood
Yeon Bldg
Portland
Oregon
Fraser
University of Wisconsin
Harvard Law School
Navy
Brown Swiss Bulls Sold to Monticello Farmers
Monticello buyers David Gravel and Tony Lalon recently purchased registered Brown Swiss bulls from A. L. Killian of Cedar Rapids. The sale was confirmed by Fred S. Idise, secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association in Beloit Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
David Gravel
Tony Lalon
A. L. Killian
Cedar Rapids
Fred S. Idise
Mount Mercy resumes studies after Thanksgiving trip
Anastasia McLees and her friend Carol Atlee of LaCrosse Wisconsin resume their studies at Mt. Mercy College in Cedar Rapids after spending Thanksgiving at the Pearl McLees home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia. McLees
Carol Atlee
LaCrosse
Wis
Mt. Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Pearl McLees
Family Dinner At Langworthy Home At Thanksgiving
Mrs. Alice Taylor and her son Raymond attended a family dinner at the Clifford Arduser home in Langworthy on Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Taylor
Raymond
Clifford Arduser
Langworthy
Onslow Hosts Dinner Guests From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Clarence Doll and Mr and Mrs Fred Jensen of Ons low were Sunday dinner guests in the Ray Prull home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Doll
Fred Jensen
Onslow
Ray Prull
Monticello Native Ruth Hoag Keel Grads at ISTC
Ruth Hoag Keel of Monticello is among 37 graduates from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on November 26 receiving a bachelor of arts degree. Her fellow town undergraduates during Thanksgiving recess include John Messerli Mildred Jacobs Traugott Dorothy Steiner Helen Jean Kopp Irma Schoon and Paul Connolly. Winter quarter begins December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hoag Keel
H. A. Hoag
Monticello
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Marshall R. Beard
Keel
John Messerli
Mildred Jacobs Traugott
Dorothy Steiner
Helen Jean Kopp
Irma Schoon
Paul Connolly
ISTC
Farm Forum To Meet Monday
Weekly Farm Forum meeting split into two groups on Monday evening. Women join at the school auditorium for a style show with listed models. Men gather in the school building to hear Warren Kester of WMT discuss prospects in 1947 agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Forum
Ray Adams
E. H. Huibregtse
R. A. Naylor
Frank Walker
Glenn Eilers
Miriam Hansen
Jean Groteboer
Marjorie Odell
Naomi Humke
Virginia White
Susanne
Supervisors Settle Claim Over Vacated Clay Mills Roads
Jones county board vacated about three miles of secondary roads in Clay township, through Clay Mills, removing river bridge access. Damages claimed at 10,750, appraisers set 6,850, settled with landowners for 5,150. Three major bridges eliminated, river bridge dismantled. taxpayers expect savings around 20,000 from the removal and salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Clay Township
Clay Mills
Maquoketa River
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Dale Camp Royal Neighbors Meet With Officers Election
The Dale Camp Royal Neighbors schedule their next regular meeting for Tuesday evening December 10 with officer elections and a strong attendance urged. Recent Edward Cox home guests were Mr and Mrs Donald Johnston and Donna Lea of Thompson and Mr and Mrs B W Cox of Center Junction. Thanksgiving dinner guests included Mrs Blanche Moser and Miss Faye Kauffman of Sand Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Camp Royal
Edward Cox
Donald Johnston
Donna Lea
Thompson
B. W. Cox
Center Junction
Blanche Moser
Faye Kauffman
Sand Springs
Thanksgiving Guests at Otto Smith Home
Thanksgiving day visitors at the Otto Smith residence included Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hotchkiss of Lamont and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of Brandon. They stayed for a longer visit with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Smith
C. L.,hotchkiss
Sutherland relatives visit D P Sutherland home
Owen Sutherland of Iowa City and Mrs Kitty Sutherland of Clinton arrive Wednesday to spend several days at the D P Sutherland residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Sutherland
Iowa City
Kitty Sutherland
Clinton
D. P. Sutherland
Court Opens New Term in Jones County District Court
The Jones county district court begins trial work Monday December 9 with Judge M C Hamiel presiding. Petit jurors report at 9 am to hear cases including State of Iowa vs Charles Larson linked to the murder of guard John Hinz after an escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
M. C. Hamiel
Tipton
State of Iowa
Charles Larson
Larson
John Hinz
Louis Hofer
Hinz
Hofer
Jones County
Fort Madison
Supreme Court
Remley
John Henry Danley
Martelle
Kenneth Crawford
Center Junction
Harry McQuillen
James McQuillan
John
Ralph Lahey
Monticello
Arthur
Anna Houstman
Olin
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Kathryn, Stroud
H. R. Miller
Louis Kula
Frances Kula
Glendon L. Remington
Stella Snyder Estate
Fred W Helgens Rites Held in Wayne Township
Funeral services were held for Fred William Helgens on Monday at the Goettsch funeral home and at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church Wayne township. Rev. F H Kehren officiated with burial at Zion Lutheran cemetery. He died Friday November 29 after a heart ailment aged 69. He is survived by wife Grace, son Harvey, and extended family including three grandchildren and numerous siblings. Pallbearers included Alvin Collmann Herman Zimmerman Edwin Helgens Elmer Folkerts Bennie Tobiason and Lyle Tobiason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred William Helgens
Goettsch
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
F.H. Kehren
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Helgens
Monticello
Grace Helgens
Harvey Helgens
Harm Helgens
William Collmann
Prairieburg
Anna Zimmerman
Alfred Folkerts
Rhinehart
H. Helgens
Herman Helgens
Ed Helgens
Louie Helgens
Henry Tobiason
George Helgens
Scotch Grove
Carl Siebels
Will Zimmerman
Anamosa
Alvin Collmann
Herman Zimmerman
Edwin Helgens
Elmer Folkerts
Bennie Tobiason
Lyle Tobiason
Aldrich Family Dines With Robinsons on Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Clarence Aldrich and daughter Carol Anne of Wyoming visited Mr and Mrs Chauncey Robinson for Thanksgiving dinner.
Turnis Family Visits White Household This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Cyril Turnis and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs L T White. The gathering reflected a quiet weekend visit among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Turnis
L. T. White
Rex Hodson Spends Thanksgiving With Chicago Parents
Rex Hodson of Chicago spent the Thanksgiving holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs C C Hodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hodson
Chicago
Mrs
C. C. Hodson
Shoppers Learn Of Holiday Hours in Monticello
Monticello merchants announce extended hours from December 19 to 23 to aid Christmas shoppers. Stores close at 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. all close New Year’s Day and at 6 p.m. on New Year’s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fellowship to Stage A Good Steward December 8
The Women's Fellowship of the First Presbyterian church presents the play A Good Steward at 8 p.m. Sunday December 8. Directed by Mrs. Kenneth Serousek and Mrs. Willard Yeoman the cast includes Donald Coxey Ralph Wilson Irving Hintz Mrs Lloyd Clark James Howie and others in roles such as Chief newspaper editor Mac and a milliner Constance Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship
The
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Serousek
Willard Yeoman
Chief
Grossheim
Mac
Donald Coxey
Alec Taylor
Lou Ehrisman
Brenda Taylor
Ray Fuller
Bob Newland
Donald Sutherland
George Davis
Ralph Wilson
Myrtle Newland
Bob
D. P. Sutherland
Constance Brown
Lloyd Clark
Caleb Morse
Irving Hintz
Mary Christian
Dora Tingle
L. Vv. Drexler
Stella Sylvester
James Howie
Don Newland
Masonic Lodge Elects 1947 Officers for Burns No 173
The Burns Lodge No. 173 A F and A M held its final regular meeting of the year at the Masonic Temple with a large gathering of master Masons. Worshipful Master Bert Ballou directed the election of 1947 officers, naming Cecil Goettsch as worshipful master Glenn Hargrave senior warden Ralph J Bone junior warden Howard Hicks secretary and Donald Sutherland treasurer. Appointive officers will be announced later by Master-elect Goettsch. Refreshments followed in the temple social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Bert Ballou
Cecil Goettsch
Glenn Hargrave
Ralph J. Bone
Howard Hicks
Donald Sutherland
Goettsch
Temple
Pilot Licenses Issued To Three Students In Local Field
Edmund Gartner reports three flying students at the Monticello air port have passed flight tests and earned licenses. The new pilots are Dr. H. B. Willard of Manchester Otto Bruns of Marion and Carlton Latta of Anamosa. They trained in a Piper Cup under Gartner and may give rides or instruction only not for hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Gartner
Monticello
H. B. Willard
Manchester
Otto Bruns
Marion
Carlton Latta
Anamosa
Gartner
Education officials attend Iowa City conference
Shannon At Conference Boyd Shannon Monticello superintendent and county superintendent Joseph Beave along with Anamosa superintendent Mr Thomp son attended a conference on administration and supervision at the University of Iowa in Iowa City on Tuesday.
Thanksgiving guests hosted by the Bronemanns
The Sam Bronemanns welcomed Thanksgiving guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Beitz and family of Hopkinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Bronemann and family, plus Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bronemann of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bronemanns
William Beitz
Hopkinton
Rolland Bronemann
Loren Bronemann
Monticello
Grossheim Family Reunites at Steck Home
Dr and Mrs William J Grossheim and their son Paul from Monticello join Wilma Grossheim of Dubuque at the home of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Steck for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Grossheim
Paul
Monticello
Wilma Grossheim
Dubuque
Cornelius Steck
Weekend Guests At Yeoman Home Gather From Middleton And Marlon
Weekend visitors to the W. F. Yeoman residence include Mr and Mrs Tom Upland and son Bud from Middleton and Harold Yeoman from Marlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Yeoman
Tom Upland
Bud
Middleton
Harold Yeoman
Marlon
Soldier home on ten day furlough from Fort Lewis
Pvt Donald Wolf of Fort Lewis Washington arrived last week to spend ten days with his mother Mrs J L Wolf and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald Wolf
Fort Lewis, Wash
J. L. Wolf
Monticello Council Seeks Bids for Athletic Field Project
Monticello city officials moved to secure bids for an athletic field at the recreation center aiming for completion before the 1947 football season. A two member committee, Clarence Shaffer and Ross Baty, was empowered to request bids. If bids are accepted, the field should be ready within nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Clarence Shaffer
Ross Baty
Clarence Matthiessen
Stanley Engineering Company of
Muscatine
Grant Adamson
Glenn Jones
Vet Regional Director Speaks To Farmers
C C Carstens regional director for the on the job training program for veterans will speak to farmers at Anamosa High School on December 10 at 8 p m. The meeting targets World War II veterans in all counties to boost interest in farming through the veteran training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
C. C. Carstens
Armin Jacobs Promoted to Private First Class
Private Armin B. Jacobs of 221 North Maple Street Monticello Iowa has been promoted to Private First Class and assigned to Headquarters at Philippine Air Materiel Area Nichols Field Manila since mid October his duties involve classification in the 201 files of enlisted men section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Air Materiel Area
Nichols Field
Manila
Armin B. Jacobs
North
Maple Street
Monticello
Iowa
Jacobs
Thanksgiving Guests Gather Across Cedar Rapids and Mechanicsville
Mr and Mrs Elmer Aldrich and Mrs Mary Fairbanks of Cedar Rapids were Thanksgiving guests in the William Aldrich home. Visitors in the evening were Mr and Mrs Clarence Aldrich and daughter Carol Anne of Wyoming. Mr and Mrs C J Matthiessen and daughter Marilee of Mount Vernon were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kline in Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Doris Yount
Cedar Rapids
Edman Vernon
Anamosa
Dalco Yount
Vernon Helgens
Scotch Grove
Warren Kester
Elmer Aldrich
Mary Fairbanks
William Aldrich
Clarence Aldrich
Carol Anne
Wyoming
C. G. Thomas
Edna Hoegen
Thomas
J. T. Grayston
Jane
Polly Normand
W. A. Classson
Bill
Nancy
J. G. Thomas
Monticello
Thanksgiving Guests Gather at Howard Hicks Home
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Howard Hicks residence included John Long of Iowa City Mr and Mrs Robert Lasiness of Chicago and Miss LaVerna Bevans of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hicks
John Long
Iowa City
Robert Lasiness
Chicago
LaVerna. Bevans
Monticello
Judge Hamiel Acts in Three Court Cases
Judge M. C. Hamiel of the district court acted in three cases this past week. In Dor geloh versus Dorgeloh the plaintiff was awarded temporary support of 35 dollars per month plus 50 dollars suit money and 75 dollars temporary attorney fees. In Remley versus Dick and Dick the defendant’s motion to strike charges was overruled. In the case State versus Crawford the defendant pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 300 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Hamiel
District Court
Helen L. Dorgeloh
Wm. H. Dorgeloh
Lucy T. Remley
Grace D. Dick
Klaude D. Dick
Kenneth T. Crawford
Crawford
Public Library Receives $100 Bequest in Will
The will of Jessie M. Fawcett of Mechanicsville leaves Monticello Public Library $100 for books in memory of her parents Dr and Mrs Henry Fawcett. She also provides $209 to Mechanicsville Methodist Church and gifts to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Fawcett
Mechanicsville
Monticello Public
Henry Fawcett
License Plates for 1947 Go On Sale December 1
License plates for 1947 go on sale December 1 at the office of County Treasurer Don S. Ruhl. The plates are white with dark blue numbers. Two plates will be issued this year for the first time since wartime curtailments in 1942, according to Treasurer Ruhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don S. Ruhl
Ruhl
Two Citizens Pay Fines In Justice of Peace Court
Justice of the Peace Boss Mc Intyre in Anamosa ordered Milo Wacker to pay a $10 fine plus costs for assault and battery charged by James Hughes. Duane D. Yousse of Monticello was fined $2.50 and costs for driving with no muffler at 12 15 am and $5 more plus costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
McIntyre
Anamosa
Milo Wacker
James Hughes
Duane D. Yousse
Monticello
Kaser Construction Wins Ox ford Junction Road Surfacing Job
Kaser Construction of West Des Moines won a contract to surface the highway between Oxford Junction and Lost Nation on the Clinton Jones county line. The award was reported recently by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaser Co
Oxford Junction
Lost Nation
Clinton-Jones County
Kaser Construction Company
West Des Moines
Schlimmers Welcome First Child Donald John
Mr and Mrs Donald Schlimmer announce the birth of their son Donald John on Tuesday November 26 at John McDonald hospital. He weighed eight pounds three ounces at birth. Grandmother Mrs Betty Wroblewski also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Schlimmer
John McDonald Hospital
Donald John
Schlimmer
Betty Wroblewski
Early 1946 Christmas buying urged by public in Monticello
Downtown Monticello windows showcase abundant new merchandise after five war years with many gifts for all ages. Shoppers are urged to begin Christmas buying early. toys clothes and practical items like stationery and negligee appeared, with emphasis on meaningful gifts and rekindled decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mrs. John Public
Tom
Harry
Nancy
Jane
Christa
Duane Yousse Files Service Discharge
Duane D Yousse formerly a T 5 in the 3rd Engineer Combat Battalion filed his discharge. inducted at Ft Snelling Minn Sept 28 1944 discharged at Ft Sheridan Ill Nov 22. He receives Combat Infantry badge Asiatic Pacific Theatre ribbon with one battle star Philippines Liberation Theatre ribbon with one battle star Victory medal Good Conduct medal Army of Occupation medal Japan and three overseas service bars. He served overseas from February 17 1945 until September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Yousse
Duane D. Yousse
3Rd Engineer Combat Battalion
Anamosa
Yousse
Ft. Snelling
Minn
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Navy recruiter Carl Rohr to visit Monticello
Carl E. Rohr CMM USN formerly of Monticello will come to the Monticello post office on Friday December 13 at 1 p.m. to interview prospective navy enlistees. He cites GI Bill benefits good pay free medical and dental care training in 50 trades and 30 days annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Carl E. Rohr
CMM Usn
Monticello
G.I. Bill of Rights
Rohr
Monticello Residents Attend The Barretts at Cornell College
Monticello attendees included Mr. C. J. Matthiessen Supt and Mrs Boyd Shannon Bob Thoeni Clark Shannon Mrs Bess Greenley and Mrs Siegfried Guyan at Cornell College last Friday for The Barretts of Wimble Street. Arline Balster visited Wellman hosts Mr and Mrs L F Balster over Thanksgiving weekend. Mr and Mrs Chester Sutton and daughter joined Mr and Mrs Glenn Sutton in Maquoketa for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Matthiessen
Boyd Shannon
Bob Thoeni
Clark Shannon
Dubuque
Bess Greenley
Siegfried Guyan
Monticello
Barretts
Wimpole Street
Cornell College
Arline Balster
Esches
Wellman
Mrs. L. F. Balster
Mrs
Chester Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Glenn Sutton
Maquoketa
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Rotary Club
Ann
Shirley Shelley
Patty
Carol Smith
Ray Slumbaugh
Patty Smith
McCrabb
Ruth Hoag
Fred W. Helgens
Chauncey Robinson
Masonic Lodge
Council
Vet
Armin Jacobs
Hamiel
Public Library
Justice of Peace Court
Earl Harper
Bobby
Divenport
Robert Harner
Ray Hearn
D. I. Pe'l
Mrs. Bell
Mrs. R. C. McPherson
Waterloo
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