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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1932

Page

2

Jones County Farm Bureau Plans Corn and Legume Show

Jones County Farm Bureau announces a three day corn and legume show in Olin school auditorium January 3 to 5. Sponsored by the Future Farmers club and local groups, it features judging, contests, demonstrations, and awards with no entry fee or admission charge.

Jones County Olin Future Farmers Club Olin Consolidated School Olin Business Men M. A. Hauser Lloyd Hudson Paul Smith

Iowa Farm Bureau Convention to Convene in Des Moines

Jones county residents travel to Des Moines January 18 19 20 for the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention at the Shrine temple W B Meeks Martelle named voting delegate Har Ofree as alternate Dr G F Warren Cornell University economist will headline speeches on dollar stabilization and projected legislation for agriculture Several county bureaus plan large delegations with special railroad rates and motor caravans Governor Clyde J Herring will welcome delegates and a surprise night program will open the event with a grand recognition afternoon schedule including orchestra and quartet contests township awards and honors for workers

Jones County Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines Shrine Temple W.B. Meeks Martelle Harofree Iowa G. F Warren Department of Agricultural Eannomics Cornell University Warren Congress Washington D. C Farm Bureau Boone County State County Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau

Jones County 4-H Boys Attend State Short Course Ames

The Jones County 4-H club sends Marvin Blohm Center Junction Leo Waggoner Olin Alvin Bailey and Lloyd Fairbanks Anamosa to the annual state boys short course and convention at Ames. They earned the trip from the Jones County Fairs association for exceptional work in the past year. The group leaves Tuesday with the county agent and returns Thursday evening. The Baby Beef club plans its largest enrollment by January 1 and calf weighing certificates must be returned to the Farm Bureau office by then for state submission. Enrollment cards for purebred beef heifer dairy heifer and purebred litter clubs will be available from local leaders or the Farm Bureau office.

Jones County Ames Marvin Blohm Center Junction Leo Waggoner Olin Alvin Bailey Lloyd Fairbanks Anamosa Jones County Fairs Association Farm Bureau

Rainbow Club Meeting With La Venne Streeter December 10

The Rainbow club met with La Venne Streeter on December 10 and invited the parents. Twelve club members attended the session and discussed activities for the season.

Rainbow Club la Venne Streeter Twelve

Girls Club Meeting Names New President After Resignations

Members and visitors enjoyed an evening as the meeting opened by the president. Roll call asked what I have learned in club work. Mary Helen Hudson resigns. Florence Wehling elected president. The girls hosted a delightful lunch after the session.

Mary Helen Hudson Florence Wehling

Cascade Girls Triumph Over St. Wenceslaus in Cedar Rapids

Cascade The St Martin s girls basketball team defeated St. Wenceslaus 51 to 27 at Cedar Rapids last Tuesday night in a hard fought game. Mary Margaret Faber and Inez Skahill shared shooting honors for St Martin s while guards Ramm and Skahill shone on defense.

St. Martin's St. Wenceslaus Cedar Rapids Cascade Mary Margaret Faber Inez Skahill St. Martin’s Ramm Skahill St. Martin House of David Quint Giants House of David Kenny Lane Hah Orr Benton Harbor Colored Giants Pennsylvania Joseph Dottr Mercer Hospital Anamosa Duffy M. E. Ballanman Mr. Duffy Temple Hill Jones County Wiliam Anne Slevin Duff Istming Bachek Edward Edward Duffy William Lawrence Hugh Nicholas Koppes Thomas Kelly St. Peter's Church J. J. Hehir Les Leo Faulks Cascade Farmer Faulks Walter Grogan Grogan George Klein, Jr George Klein Balltown W. W. Link St. Francis Church St. Francis Cemetery New Melleray Abbey William Schulte Columbia College Frances J. L. Beckman Dubuque Paul Hanley Loras Lane Louis Dandl Chris Relter Peter Nevens Lawrence Conter John Manternach Henry Geisler Joe Leibold John Rogers Clem Manternach Sylvester Lahr Urban Kurt Herman Kurt Joe Keithsburg T. J. Lane M. E. Beitenman Eddie de Witt

Center Junction couple wed in Cedar Rapids ceremony

Center Junction Mrs Eva Beals and Asel Nichols of Marysville Kan sas married Dec 27 at Rev Jacobsen's Cedar Rapids home in presence of relatives. They will live in Hedrick Iowa. Death notice reports Mrs Alex Robertson died at Mercy hospital Anamosa at 8 30 am. Community Christmas dinners and gatherings feature many local families and trips to Omaha and Monticello. Presbyterian church events note carol program trimmed by illness.

Eva Beals Center Junction Asel Nichols Marysville Kansas Cedar Rapids Jacobsen Hedrick Iowa Alex Robertson Mercy Hospital Anamosa J. F. Livingstone Will Leech Eileen F. E. Livingstone Jack and James John Alexander Springville F. L. Himebaugh Helen William Alexander George McDonald D. A. Downing Arthur Glick Olin Everett Stickley Scotch Grove E. F. Kleineck Wynona Andrew McDonald Audra Lee Guy McDonald Fred Kempf Albert Kempf Dubuque Emily Richardson Monticello J. N. Smith Merle Mather Hammond Ind Mather E. R. Young Peter Prahm Pauline Presbyterian Church Margaret Thompson Hammond, Ind John Thompson Santa Claus Cliff McDonald Wyoming Mrs. McDonald Charlies Bottomstone Maurice McNeilly J. R. McNeilly Maurice Elizabeth Young Keota Lorna Livingstone Iowa City John Livingstone Ida McDonald Dorothy Marion Harley Breed H. E. Stingley Tom Shover Hearst Duncan Osage Ed Duncan Amber J. M. Moses T. E. Stanton Presbyterian Ladies' Working Band A. Alyea R. W. Brady Near Martelle Fred Schlemme

Christmas Guests Visit in Scotch Grove and Nearby Homes

Christmas Day and weekend greetings spread through Scotch Grove and surrounding areas as families such as the Schraers, Holsts, Robbies, Hanken, Schrader, Plueger, and Robbie clans hosted relatives. Visitors included Eugene Cannon from Chanute flying field and cousins in Wyoming and Monticello.

Scotch Grove Elmer Schraer R. M. Holst Marvin Helen Ed Holub Wyoming Phyllis Robbie Cedar Rapids

Rain Dampens Hopkinton Holiday Crowds Despite Gift Traditions

A rainy Hopkinton Saturday kept crowds smaller while merchants continued their gift giving. Local teachers and students from Hawarden to Elkader, Mount Sterling to Des Moines return home for Christmas break, visiting family and attending games. Notable events include Hopkinton beating Elkader 69 to 21, a Hopkinton win at Monticello 12 to 14, and Lenox defeating Elkader juniors 59 to 21 in the Northeast Iowa Junior College conference.

Carol Betts Hawarden John Beitz Europe Buck Creek E. V. Laughlin Frances Kansas City Finlay Hattie Livingstone Chicago Huberta Adams Ruth Rawson Wyoming Alice Johnston R. J. Milroy Iowa City Milroy Ava Main Monticello Cedar Rapids Grace Hucker Main Lorena Martin Fayette A. C. Martin DeEtta Humphrey Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Edward Mason Bernice Edgar Elkport W. B. Guthrie Lime Springs A. K. Cramer Albert Morgan Columbus Junction W. B. Morgan Forrest. Johnson of Cogga Hopkinton Elkader Hopkinton High Robert Smith University of Iowa David de Best Earlville Carl Saxon Delhi Hopkinton High School Hopkinton Friends P. F. Wiliamson Lenox Northeast Iowa Junior College Conference Vivian Dunlap Duluth Irene Zeuch Sibley Miss Zeuch Loretta Edgar Washington, D. C Howard Reeder Donald MacAllister Des Moines J. D. MacAllister

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Robertson Noted in Amber

Amber Word reports the death at Mercy hospital Anamosa of Mrs Elizabeth Robertson former Amber resident. She lived on a farm two miles east of Amber before moving to Anamosa and is survived by three sons Alexander Peter and Will Robertson all of Anamosa. A farewell party near Antioch honored Mr and Mrs William Benadom as they relocate to California with a purse of money from relatives and neighbors. A Christmas program by Bar and her pup of Black Oak school followed the event.

Victor Leroy Greenwood Gladys Beatty Cascade Margaret Rearden Fillmore Mercy Hospital Dubuque Laurcter Mildred Daniel Walter Willam Raymond Statis Rearden Chicago Trenton N. J Frances Hanns Joseph St. Patrick's Church J. J. Hanley J. J. Leen Sacred Heart Church Elizabeth Robertson Anamosa California Bartels Monticello Meryle Bailey Eskader Eugene Bailey Otto Danneman Jack See J. E. Johnson Mike Martin Cletus Boland Bernell Dress Kathryn Daly Alvin Mohr Margery Provan

Christmas Gatherings Mark Holiday in Monticello Area

Gifts were exchanged among pupils while mothers received handmade tokens. Local families planned travel and visits for Yuletide, with several hosting Christmas dinners and a church program featuring songs recitations and a play. A Wayne Township Christmas seal campaign nears close as funds come in.

Community honors and long-filled roles in Wyoming

Mrs Ida Pealer was reelected president of the Ben Paul post W R C auxiliary to the G A R, with officers named including Eva Brainard Clara Stephenson Nellie Atherton Minnie Tasker and Kate Anderson. Henry Fishwild became Worshipful Master of Keystone Lodge 206 A F and A M. Eight stock cars shipped from the Wyoming station. multiple local couples celebrated a fifty four year anniversary. a local injury and club meeting reported. college students home for holidays and teachers away on vacation assignments are listed.

Ida Pealer Ben Paul Post W.R.C G.A.R Eva Brainard Clara Stephenson Nellie Atherton Minnie Tasker Minnie Bender Mary Brown Kate Anderson Marshalltown Henry Fishwild Keystone Lodge A. F A. M Wyoming Herbert Gee John Thomson B. G. Milner A. W. Peck Milner Wyoming Station C. H. Westphal Thomas Eichhorn Paul Levsen Louis Buchholtz R. W. Mallicoat A. H. Cattlett Newton French Niles School Wyoming Telephone Exchange Wyoming Cemetery Association French Wyoming Presbyterian Church Nellie Huston Deronda Wis Grace Hammond Twin Falls Idaho Lillian Buck Onslow Etta Wooder Moline Mildred Hood Beth Marshall Dorothy Marshall Earl French Lester French Cedar Rapids George Herzberger Monticello J. A. Hoegen Lavica Adams Priscilla Club Lorraine Harrington Charles Swordes John Rohwedder Iowa City Evelyn Griswold Coe College Ellen Overly Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Carl Ingwersen University of Wisconsin Chicago Mia Gordon Smith Mankato Mina Anne Shelly Cleveland Ohio

Holiday Guests and Community Notes from Clinton Area

Horace Smith and family host Lorens Schoff and children from Rock Rapids. Clarence Adams and son Donald visit Adams grandparents in Miles while helping move. Madonna lodge Rebekah party follows meeting with gifts and a decorated Christmas tree. Albert Anderson and wife welcome a newborn son born last Monday. August Hansen and son Robert stay with D A Wherry family for holidays. Christmas Eve gatherings canceled due to illness. Morrison marriage license notice referenced from Clinton Herald Dec 24. Ruth Esther Mowry visiting Bussey. Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet at Henry Wolfe home with hostesses Latere sisters. I O O F lodge hosts farewell for Alex Adams after meeting.

Horace Smith Lorens Schoff Rock Rapids A. D. Schoff Clarence Adams Donald Low Moor Alex Adams Ale Adams Miles Madonna Lodge Degree Rebekah Albert Anderson August Hansen Robert of Conroy D. A. Wherry Clinton Herald Morrison William Thomson Mary Strong Wyoming R. D. Mowry Ruth Esther Bussey Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Henry Wolfe John Latare Fred Latare I.0 F. Lodge

Christmas Program At Cass No 6 School Highlights Community

Zeola Burlingham led a Christmas program at Cass No 6 School last Friday with Santa Claus gifts and treats for children. The program featured many solo and group performances, a pantomime, and a playlet, ending with a school song.

Castle Grove Christmas Notes and Local School Programs

Castle Grove residents enjoyed Christmas greetings and look to a prosperous New Year. Rural phone removals reduced letters to The Express. School district No. 2 presented a strong program with Santa's arrival. District No. 6, led by Esther Glass, offered a well received Christmas program followed by an oyster supper. Farmers Mutual Insurance officers closed the year with gains, noting losses far below 1931. H. P. Kuriger was elected town official.

the Express Bridge McCusker Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association Esther Glass H. P. Kuriger

Christmas Eve Program Delights Lutheran Community

A fine program was presented by the children of the Lutheran church on Christmas Eve. Despite bad weather a good crowd attended. The issue notes visits and illnesses in the area including Mrs J A Hubbard in Monticello and Christmas greetings among residents.

Real estate transfers filed in Jones county week ending Dec 17

Deeds filed show Henry Britting to Kate Britting for railroad addition Monticello lots 68 59 and part of 57. sheriff’s deed to Monticello State Bank covering 50 ft front lot 3 bik 13 Center Junction. Edith Walderbach to J F May and Emma May. Frank Farnsworth to C Reddin receiver about 45 acres in sec 17 20 84. Irma Williams to H W Meier quit claim. William Podhaski to F M Podhaski. Treasurer of Jones county to Maud Meek tax sale deed for Strawberry Hill add to Anamosa. P B Daly referee to E B Willis referee’s deed lots 1 2 3 4 and 5 but 2 Amber.

Jones County Henry Britting Kate Britting Warr Cedar Street Monticello Monticello State Bank Center Junction Edith M. Walderbach J. F. May Emma May Warr Frank Farnsworth C. £. Reddin Anamosa National Bank Warr Fairview Irma Williams H. W. Meier William Podhaski F. M. Podhaski Maud Meek Strawberry Hill Anamosa P. B. Daly E. BE. Willis

Imitation. Two lips and a youth’s farewell in verse

A poem verses a young man who risks youth for romance and peril, dreaming of distant seas and ships. It contrasts a daring lover who yields to kiss with a cautious one who avoids beauty and keeps his youth for other dreams. The piece cites H. A. L. and a New York Herald Tribune want ads prompt.

New York Herald Tribune

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jones County Farm Bureau Carl Smith State Convention T. C. Barrett A. L. Morrison G. E. Fall Delbert Spielman St. Ambrose College Davenport Charles Spielman Grace Monica Dandl St. Martin's Church Rita Dolphin Resi Hopiinton East Cass Township Zeola Burlingham Cass No. 6 Freda Prull Dorothy Ann Gerdes Gerhard Kray Ruth Ricklefs Lester Ricklefs Irving Schummer Wilbur Johnson Raymond Guilford Berdena Pruil Maxine Johnson Elsie Benedict Alvina Johnson Aunt Graces Nadine Oltman Margaret Oltman Leonard Johnson Clarence Prult Robert Gerdes Viola Darrow Edna Kray Marie Kray Jenny Wrens Gertrude Guilford Berdena Prult Wilma Johnson Charles Guilford Roger Oltman Maggie Josephine Rickless Vincent Stulken Gerhard Brockhohn Vincent Mr. Brockhohn Reuben Colton Salvation Army Fred Pulver Benedict Robert Darrow Frank Burlingham Colton Oskaloosa Erippe Henry Johnson Huert Prull Gladys Henry van Buren Zeola Bertha Ernest Ricklefs Ed. Head Harry Sanderson Viola Henry Ricklefs Lovell Township Louis Zimmerman Fred Poppe Gerda Poppe Bernice Langworthy J. H. Ricklefs Lester Ruth Josephine Florence Tom Kula George Ricklefs Castle Grove Freda Ernest Clarence Carl Herman Ricklefs Olga Butachi Mabel Folkers Cass Henry Uhr Lyle Edwin Taylor Henry Stalken G. J. van Buren Paul Henry Poppe John Brokens Bennie John Kray Glenn Guilford Earl Benedict John H. Specht Kenneth Hosford Esther Zimmerman Hosford J. A. Hubbard McDonald THE Beacon City Illinois Central Monticello, Iowa
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