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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1945

Page

4

Farm Bureau Plans 30 Year Anniversary in Jones County

Anamosa officials discussed marking the 30th anniversary of the Jones county Farm Bureau at a Nov 27 Past Presidents association dinner. 27 members attended with Fred Clark as guest speaker. plans also called for a permanent Jones county women’s committee to recognize chairmen since the bureau’s start.

Jones County Farm Bureau John Bodenhofer Past Presidents’ Association, S Farm Bureau Women’s Committees

Father Son Banquet Set for December Eighth at Oxford Junction

The ninth annual father son banquet will be at Oxford Junction high school gym at 7 p.m. Dec. 8 with Royal Holbrook Iowa State College Combustion Engineer as speaker on Iowa Industries. Acting president Paul Lasack will toast. 4-H graduate Marvin Engelbart and trip winners to Ames Dec 26 to 29 will be announced. Neal Paulsen to play accordion. Oxford Boys 4-H club plans decorations. tickets sent to club leaders.

Oxford Junction High School Royal Holbrook Iowa State College Iowa Industries Paul Lasack Marvin Engelbart Farm Bureau Ames Neal Paulsen Oxford Boys

Scotch Grove Girls Donate To County Library Fund

At the Nov. 17 meeting hosted by Arlene Kuhns Scotch Grove Girls donated 5 dollars to the county library fund. Fifteen members one parent and two visitors attended. The group studied Parliamentary Procedure rules and learned use of the long time record book with guidance from Mrs. W B Henrichs. Margaret Eilers led recreation before lunch.

Scotch Grove Arlene Kuhns W. B. Henrichs Margaret Eilers

Sinclair Offers Farm Time-Savers Booklet Free

A 64 page booklet titled Sinclair Farm Time-Savers is offered free to area farmers. It covers cement mixing, electrical work, machine care, simple equipment projects, home improvements, animal care and first aid, poultry tips, insect control, household conveniences, paint jobs on barns, sewerage, water disposal, tractor tasks, weather forecasts and time saving money saving tips. Information on obtaining copies is in an advertisement in this issue.

Sinclair Farm

Bedroom Radiator Tips For Cold Nights

During extreme cold, keep bedroom windows closed and valves slightly open to allow water circulation. This prevents freezing of hot water radiators and protects heating systems overnight.

Castle Grove People Visit Decorah Readies Local Notes

Mrs. George A. Rickels and Mrs. John Tschantz traveled from Castle Grove to Decorah to visit Mrs. John Rickels who is recovering after an operation. Local attendees included W. D. McLaughlin at a Jones County Farm Bureau past presidents meeting in Anamosa. Other residents visiting relatives in Monticello and Rowley attended various events while Peniel chapel canceled Sunday services due to weather. The Ladies Fellowship plans a pet luck dinner at Mrs. S. M. Hosford’s home in Monticello. Marion Balster and Max Spechtz joined a Monticello Community Forum meeting Monday.

Castle Grove Decorah George A. Rickels John Tschantz Herbert Balsiger George Good Connolly Monticello John Rickels W. D. McLaughlin Jones County Farm Bureau Anamosa Margaret Folkerts Scotch Grove Henry Stadtmueller W. R. Cartano McDonald Ladies Fellowship Society of Penielchapel S. M. Hosford Marion Balster Max Spechtz Community Forum

Dog Patchers Win Rodent Contest

The Dog-Patchers won a rodent eradication contest sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Garrett Harms scored 6,215 points as high man. The tally includes rats 198 mice 182 sparrows 200 gophers 15 pigeons 442 squirrels 42 starlings 5 moles 1 and fox 1. Twenty three boys participated.

Dogpatch Future Farmers of America Garrett Harms

1946 Boys Club Committee Namelist

The 1946 Boys 4 H Club committee includes William Jansen Anamosa as chairman Leo Levsen Clarence Delbert Mayberry Ons low Allen Chatterton Onslow John Messerli Monticello and Jack Eichhorn Wyoming Express Want Ads bring results.

William Jansen Anamosa Leo Levsen Clarence Delbert Mayberry Onslow Allen Chatterton John Messerli Monticello Jack Eichhorn Wyoming

Feed Soft Corn to Your Hogs

Iowa State College marketing specialist R C Cap Bentley says soft corn favors light weight hogs over cattle for feeding. He notes a likely price drop for short fed cattle next year, and expects more lightweight hogs as corn short areas push weights higher.

R. C Cap” Bentley Iowa State College Bentley Corn Belt

Martelle Farmer Wins Corn Growing Contest

A Martelle grower led the 1945 National DeKalb Hybrid Corn Growing Contest with 92.86 bushels per acre in Jones County. Other high yields came from Russell Eldred of Anamosa Thomas Faust of Monticello Jerald Nelson of Langworthy and W B Meeks & Sons of Martelle.

Jones County Harry R. Newman Martelle Russell Eldred Anamosa Thomas Faust Monticello Jerald Nelson Langworthy W. B. Meeks

Scotch Grove Farm Building Destroyed In Fire

Fire at Harry H. Kuhns southwest of Scotch Grove early Wednesday consumed a shed with lumber straw and 12 hogs. The blaze started about 1 30 a m and caused nearly $2 000 in damage despite assistance from Monticello and Anamosa fire departments and neighbors.

Harry H. Kuhns Scotch Grove Monticello Anamosa

Vent Radiators For Efficient Heating

Do not neglect venting hot water heating radiators. Air in the system prevents full hot water or steam flow and reduces heat from fuel combustion. Regular venting ensures proper circulation and optimum warmth.

Plug Hole To Mend a Small Hole in a Metal Container

To repair a tiny perforation in a metal container, insert a nail and solder around the nail head to seal the opening.

Former Resident Is Critically Ill in Hale Home

Agnes Corbitt, once living in this locality, lies critically ill at her daughter Mrs. Luther Inglis’s Hale residence. Visitors included Mrs. A. G. Cass with her daughter Mrs. Wilson Briggs. E. J. McKinstry and family attended a Wednesday dinner at L. B. McKinstry’s home.

Harold Jordan L. B. McKinstry D. J. Wasson W. K. Kennedy R. E. Chaplin Des Moines

Community Notes From Onslow Area Reports Illnesses and Visits

An epidemic of flu unsettled the Onslow vicinity with several residents afflicted. Clara Chaplin remained at home with children while Grace Lewis missed school due to illness. Mrs. J M Hanna underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital in Anamosa. Dr C R Smith and family moved to Wyoming after practicing here since 1926. Various local social visits and gatherings are noted, including a Five Hundred club dessert and birthday observance for Mrs. Ripperton. Earl Mayberry has returned from army service and families plan holidays in New Mexico.

Clara Chaplin J. M. Hanna Mercy Hospital Anamosa C. R. Smith Wyoming Grace Lewis Fred Bramer Carroll Bickford Tim Ripperton Alva Streeper Forest Briggs Robert Jordan Janice Cedar Rapids Harold Jordan Five Hundred Club Ed Paulsen Floyd Chatterton Adam Straub Maquoketa Floyd Preston Uriah Ralston Ely Ora Glass Oregon Lloyd Preston Jean Brown Elsie Callahan Onslow Billy Callahan Mrs. Ripperton Earl Mayberry Mrs. L. B. McKinstry

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Past Presidents Association John Bedenhofer G. H. George J. W. Morse A. B. White T. R. Young G. J. van Buren G. J. Hughes George F. Specht Paul Smith I. R. Hintz Roy M. Joslin Harry Newman Glenn Sones J. G. McConaughy Revel O. McColm Clarence R. Grafft Harold A. Deischer Harlan Russell T. R. Stanton John Matthiessen Clarence McLaughlin James Dougherty Lowell Black A. R. Embree L. A. Dunn E. C. Gotsch George Specht H. E. Stover Oxford Junction Scotch Grove Girls Sinclair Kent Fed Prise Kent Fed Prise Prise Kent Desiies Ed. J. Helgens Great Jones County Fair Association United States Teer L. Hel Kent Henry Tobiason Herman Helgens W. 1 Folkers Louis Helgens Fier Herman Folker Harvey Helgens Monticello, Fe Hereford Scotch Grove Anamosa, Fa Express Martelle Farmer Callahan Frank Ripperton J. L. Hanson New Mexico Chester Condit General Insurance Poland China Austin O.K Montincello Conrad Monk Langworthy Lowa George Allen Sr Cascade, On John Deere Moline McCormick McCormick Corn Nagel Joe Herard Cascade Monticello State Bank Agrico Oliver New Idea Parts and Service Jerry Conrad Chauncy Carson Monticello Implement & Truck Co Monticello, Iowa Kent Baby Beef Supplement Who
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