Hopkinton Hunters Arrested for Poaching Pheasants
Two Hopkinton men William Aldrich and Bob Davis were arrested last week for possessing three pheasants shot near the Maquoketa River southeast of Hopkinton. They paid fines of 10 dollars plus costs and faced jail if unpaid.
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R D Fierstine
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Manchester
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Ube
Library To Be Closed All Christmas Day
Public library will close Thursday evening and remain closed Christmas Day. Florence Noble, librarian, announced the temporary closure.
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Florence Noble
Westerday
Jones County Car Licenses Hit Twelve Hundred
Jones County issued 1800 auto licenses so far this year at the treasurer’s office. Local notes report college scores and social news including visits, birthdays, and a Christmas theme with families in Monticello Washington Randalia and Delaware county officials.
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Anamoass Eureka
Mrs. Clara Kopes Killed in Marion Area Car Crash
Mrs. Clara Kopps 28 of Davenport died in a Sunday night crash five miles northeast of Marion on Highway 13. Kenneth McShane 23 of Springville drove a stalled milk truck. Mary Ann Kopps 3 was injured. Fleming and others unharmed.
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Davenport
Marion
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Flemming
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Springville
Koppesa
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Social events fill week with luncheons clubs and dinners
Mrs Frederick P Stuhler hosted Sunday school members at the Congregational church and at her home for Christmas exercises. Needle Work Guild met with Mrs Van Borkern to sew quilt blocks and handiwork. Nora Ryan hosted the Tuesday bridge club with high score by Kathryn Youne and Francis Facan second. Mrs Adolph Berer celebrated a twenty first wedding anniversary with a picnic for forty, gifts of silver given. Hi-Low bridge club saw Merle Cass high score and Christmas refreshments. A group surprised Mrs Herman Bartels on her birthday with food baskets and cards. Fortnightly club held its annual gathering with a Christmas tree and exchanges. Mrs George A C Rickels hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with seventeen at table. guests included Hasler, Tschantz, Good, Connelly and families.
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John van Borkern
Needle Work Guild
Nora Ryan
Kathryn Youne
Francis Facan
Adolph Berer
R. P. Clark
Merle Cass
Herman Bartels
Fritz Herman
Toledo
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Arch B. Grimes
George A. C. Rickels
John Hasler
John Tschantz
George Good
James Connelly
Friday Bridge Club Luncheon and Games at Maples Inn
Mrs Edward Templeton hosted the Friday Bridge club at a 1 PM luncheon at Maples Inn. Guests were seated to a tastefully decorated table and later played bridge at three tables at Mrs Templeton's home. Mrs Halstead Carpenter won high score. guest Miss Kate Stuhler attended. Christmas gifts were exchanged.
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Christmas Dinner Honors Local Teachers at Mrs Lorenz Allamand Home
Mrs Lorenz Allamand hosted a six thirty Christmas dinner last Tuesday for teachers who stayed at her home before holiday departures. The table and menu were festively decorated in Christmas colors and an informal evening followed the meal.
Woman's Missionary Society Met at Mrs Eggers Home
The Reformed Church Women held their regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs Alfred Eggers home with Rev Armin Tendick leading devotionals. Mrs George Ambuehl read from The Rural Willows while Mrs William Burrichter Mrs John Meyer and Mrs Alfred Eggers contributed to the program. A social hour followed with Christmas gifts exchanged and refreshments served by the hostess.
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William Burrichter
John Meyer
Adams Host Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary Party
Last Saturday evening at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams a six thirty buffet luncheon was given for thirty relatives and friends. The event marked the Adams fifteenth wedding anniversary and coincided with the thirteenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cam Greer and the twentieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeill. The guests were seated at eight quarter tables across three rooms decorated for Christmas.
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Church Working Band Elects 1932 Officers
Members met at Miss Clara Koop’s home for the Congregational church group. Officers chosen: President Mrs. B. C. Roberts, vice-president Mrs. Leonard Iverson, secretary Mrs. Frank Podhaski, treasurer Mrs. Anna Bort. Refreshments were served.
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Frank Podhaski
Anna Bort
Riess Stuhler
William Rohn
Kate Stuhler
Mrs Hans Kettlitz Hosts Christmas Week Bridge Party
Mrs Hans Kettlitz hosted her Thursday bridge club at Maples Inn with a 1 pm luncheon for twelve. After, guests gathered at her home for more bridge where Mrs Louis Hoa won high score. Members contributed canned fruit and recipes for public school hot lunches next semester. Other guests included Mrs M J Hogan and Mrs Milton Thoeni.
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Christmas dinner party at Maples Inn hosts faculty
The public school faculty held their annual Christmas dinner last week at the Maples Inn with thirty covers and festive decorations. Gifts were exchanged then guests visited the Allamand home for bridge at seven tables. high score went to Miss Ann Miller and the traveling prize to Miss Ardyvs Rabe. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Allamand.
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Christmas Buffet Honors New Presbyterian Pastor
Mr and Mrs Maurice Cook hosted a Tuesday six thirty buffet at their home to honor Rev William J Grossheim the Presbyterian church pastor and his wife Charles Ross dressed as Santa greeted guests and distributed door prize numbers Fifteen guests sat at four tables with small trees and tinsel while fall lawning supper dominoes were played Door prize went to Mrs R P Clark and guest prizes were given to the honored couple
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Charles Ross
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Monticello Rotary Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Monticello Rotary Club held its annual Christmas party last Monday in the V F W rooms of the Memorial building. Dinner served by the auxiliary featured poinsettias and corn gifts from Farmer Canning Co. Bridge games followed with seven tables and high scores by Mrs. Thomas E. Hamilton and Albert J. Stuhler.
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Death of Thomas A. Cheshire Former Senate Attorney Dies in Anamosa
Thomas A. Cheshire 77 longtime Des Moines attorney and former Iowa state senator died Tuesday night at his daughter Mrs. Clifford Paul in Anamosa after nine months illness. He born April 2 1854 at Blue Point near Montezuma Iowa and graduated from the Ann Arbor law school. Survived by wife Harriet Louise two sons Capt Henry H Cheshire Fort Clark Texas EF Cheshire Chicago a sister Mrs Addie G Randolph Des Moines. Funeral at the farm home on federal highway No 32 ten miles east of Grinnell.
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Des Moines
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Anamosa
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Blue Point
Montezuma
Iowa
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Mich
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Cheshire
Henry H. Cheshire
Fort Clark
Texas
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Chicago
Addie G. Randolph
Federal Highway No. 32
Grinnell
Santa Letters From Monticello Children 1931
A collection of Santa Claus request letters from Merry Monticello and nearby towns dated December 1931. Children ask for items such as tool chests bicycles pencil boxes wrist watches rocking horses flashlights playsets and toy trains indicating festive expectations for Christmas gifts.
Churches Announce Winter Service Schedule Across Congregations
Area churches publish a dense list of services and events. St Matthew’s Ev Lutheran led by H L Adix hosts 10 am worship and 10:45 am English service with a council meeting. Catholic parishes St Joseph Prairieburg and Sacred Heart in Monticello announce Sunday Masses Holy Days confessions and devotions. Other denominations including Methodist Episcopal Prairieburg Protestant and Reformed Armin Tendick and G Wolf present Christmas and year end services with Communion sermons and youth activities.
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H. L. Adix
Church Council
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
N. Sycamore Street
A. L. Lorenz
Armin H. Tendick
St. John's Ey
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Wayne Zion
John P. Willis
Sylvester
J. H. Zimmerman
Wm. Oltmanns, Sr
Carl W. Eden
Morning and Evening Services Mark Presbyterian Install
Morning worship at 11 am features a sermon titled What Makes Life Worth Living. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 pm with the topic What Can We Learn from the Experiences of Others. At 7 30 pm Rev Grossheim is installed as pastor by the Presbytery of Cedar Rapids with ministers presiding preaching and charges to the pastor and congregation.
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Christian Endeavor
I, R. Prugh
Mechanicsville
A. Cramer
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Fisher
D. D
Marion
Philip Palmer
Fire destroys stock at Gildner Grove Clothing Co
A Sunday morning blaze gutted the first story of the Anderson block housing Gildner Grove Clothing Co. The loss is estimated at $15000 with damage confined to the ground floor.
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Anderson
Reichart to Seek Treatment in Oakdale Sanitarium
Dani Reichart, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Reichart, left last week for Oakdale to receive treatment at the sanitarium for fun trouble. Many friends in Monti cello wish him a speedy recovery.
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Edna Schoon
Marion Balster
Russell Hughes
Oakdale
Dani Reichart
Annie Anspach
Morrison, NL
Will Marshall
Benton
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Monticello
Iowa 4-H wins most grand titles at International Livestock Exposition
Iowa 4-H club members led all states in total prize money at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition, earning more than the second and third rank states combined. Livestock entries from Iowa captured the most grand championships, outpacing Canada and Australia.
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