Hopkins to Head Commerce Office in Roosevelt Plan
Former Iowa man Harry L. Hopkins is selected by President Roosevelt to head the office of secretary of commerce, with confirmation due January 3. Opposition from conservative Democrats and Republicans grows as Hopkins seeks to reassure business leaders and steer New Deal reforms. He is seen as a key adviser and potential presidential nominee, while critics warn of continued limelight through speeches and press conferences.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Iowa
Roosevelt
Congress
Hopkins
Senate
Commerce
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New Deal
United States
Washington
Coming Marriage Announced at Past Week in Land Spring
Grace Slauson and Louis Gudenhauf plan marriage announced last week. Mrs. Sophia Clement learns of Peter Hansen's death in Center Point. Christmas events and visits fill Shullsburg area as families host meals and services.
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Virginia Baxter
E. H. Cox
Jerome Baum
Langworthy
Cap Arcuser
William Baum
Herman Welter
Frank Kurt
Monticello
Irene Shafer
Mount Vernon
Pete McElmeel
Manchester
Clarence Wilson
Elmer Heeren
Oelwein
Sophia Clement
Peter Hansen
Center Point
Christmas Guests Visit In Cascade
Mr and Mrs Wally Gaddis and daughter stayed with Dr and Mrs L M Barrett for Christmas as did Mr and Mrs Herbert Otting of Rockford with Bernard Otting and family and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Cigrand and family They left for Rockford Monday night Rev Loras T Lane of Dubuque and Dr and Mrs A M Hess of Town City visited their parents Mr and Mrs T J Lane James McMullen and Pat Clark spent holidays with their families Both are students at Columbia College W Earl Hall Mason City The note recaps Earl Millers stance on the state safety council and his prior political maneuvers.
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W. H. Behrends
Presbyterian Church
Monticelo
Charles Martin
Cascade
Edward Cox
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Blanche Moser
Faye Kauffman
Herbert Cox
Center Junction
B. W. Cox
A. L. Baxter
E. H. Cox
Margaret Murray
George Nordman
Monticello
Claude Miller
J. L. Batchelder
Lee Wilson
Manchester
Grace Slauson
Ione Benesh
Farm Bureau
Mesdames Walter First
Roy Slauson
Irvin Becker
Ray Chaplin
Cap Arduser
Stanley Bright
Clarence Lasche
Ernest Wahl
C. K. Greer
Charles Stevenson
Gilbert Becker
Herman Welter
Dorothy Dress
Dorothy Behrends
Betty Behrends
Margaret Welter
Phyllis Cox
Jeanne Cox
Zenobia Bright
Helen Welter
Jorothy Behrends
Wally Gaddis
L. M. Barrett
Herbert Otting
Rockford
Bernard Otting
Nicholas Cigrand
Loras T. Lane
Dubuque
A. M. Hess
Town City
T. J. Lane
James McMullen
Pat Clark
Columbia College
W. Earl Hall
Mason City Globe Gazette
Earl Miller
State Safety Council
Monticello merchants unite to boost Christmas trade
Merchants in Monticello distributed gifts and offered a coordinated program that drew widespread public interest for the Christmas season. Residents praised the town as a good trading center with competitive prices and strong values, echoing the slogan Keep your eye on Monticello.
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Monticello
Jones County Supervisors Pass Bonds For Elected Officials
Jones county supervisors meet in Anamosa on December 6 1938 to fix official bonds for elected officers including county treasurer auditor clerk of the district court recorder sheriff county attorney coroner and others with bonds at specified amounts and deputy bonds at half. A resignation for justice of the peace in Fairview township is accepted and Warren P. Lawrence appointed. road improvement petitions are read and placed on file.
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Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Helgens
Eres Cuiterda
Mayberry
Baiey
Gapervisor
Bailey
Shimerda
Justice of the Peace
Holst
George C. Lawrence
Fairview Township
Warren P. Lawrence
Ceveres
Carri
Wayne and
Lovell
Jake Metzenberg
Herman Helgens
Gens
Holst, Shimerda
Wik
W. Leigh Pearson
Ray Echternacht
Roy Pearson
A. H. Byers
Cy Monticello City
Roscoe Hasterly
Piper Son Bailey
Gertrude Buresh
Alfred Etten
Harry L. Peet
R. Miller
Daisy Huber Miller
Ellen Wilkinson
George C. Lane
Ted Osterkamp
Ben Fedderson
Ss Baty
E. W. Gordon
Iowa Builders
Long’s
Iowa Electric Co
G. W. Magee
Mercy Hospital
Monticello Water Dept
McNamara's
Bisedd
Onslow Lumber Co
T. M
Peward
Bickerstaff Grocery
Emily J. Bowen
Maurice Fay
Thomas
Rowiki
Geo. K. Zeuch
American Book Co
Follett Book Co
Holley School
Scott Foresman Co
Anamosa Journal
Callaghan Co
Florence Gouldin
Reanne Jenkins Fergenaiga
Kiloto
Loose Leaf Co
N. W. Bell Stepard
C. J. Lapp
J. Dale Weischneck
Lee Byerly
Et al
Insane Commission
Notice of Sheriff Sale In Jones County Iowa 1938
A strict court in Jones County Iowa grants a sale of Lots 142 143 and 144 in Rail Street addition Monticello to satisfy a 1605 40 debt plus 55 96 costs. The Monticello State Bank as ancillary administrator of J T Lanigan deceased and Katharine Lanigan estate are defendants. Sale to be cash bid at sheriff’s sale on January 28 at a.m. at the sheriff’s office.
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Jones County
Iowa
Lou D. Carpenter
Monticello State Bank
J. T. Lanigan
John T. Lanigan
Katharine Drees Lanigan
Katharine Lanigan
Railst
Monticello
Katharine Crees Lanigan
Anamosa
Henry Eichhorn
George C. Gorman
District Court
Town
Jennie Peterson
Monticello State Bank of
Do Do. & Heiserman
Atxsee
Coxsee
Atorneys
Court Notice Of Real Estate Levy In Monticello Iowa
By district court of Jones county Iowa judgment entered December 15 1938 in favor of Lou D Carpenter against The Monticello executor of J T Lanigan estate and Katharine Crees Lanigan deceased for 3309 25 plus costs 872 90 and a lis pendens on the cast 20 feet of lot 607 and 14 feet of lot 506 in Railroad addition Monticello Iowa including adjoining rights under recorded agreement with William Schodde.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
Lou D. Carpenter
Monticello State Bank
J. T. Lanigan
John T. Lanigan
Katharine Crees Lanigan
Katharine Lanigan
Lanigan’s
William Schodde
Monticello
Christmas events and family visits in Scotch Grove area
The article details holiday gatherings in Scotch Grove including visits by Arend Poppe and Henry Bartels families, a birthday at Louis Heeren's home, a stock sale by F. H. Schlemme, church programs by Sandhill and Zion Lutheran groups, and various family dinners and moving plans in the community around late December. It also notes illness and hospital stays, wedding plans for Laura Sinclair and Marvin Lacock, and a New Year band hall supper honoring them.
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Scotch Grove
Arend Poppe
Henry Bartels
Louis Heeren
Sandhill
District Six
Evelyn Courtney
Center Junction
Clifton Abbott
Miriam Courtney
W. EB. Carson
Herbert
Monticello
Carson
Pennsylvania
Kitty Callahan
L. B. Callahan
Harrisburg
Arthur Wilcox
John McDonald Hospital
Harm J. Dirks
Oskaloosa
L. A. Oltman
Allan Chatterton
Onslow
D. O. Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Zion Lutheran Choir
Sand Spring
Elmer Ernst
McDonald Hospital
Laura Sinclair
Marvin Lacock
Mount Vernon
Tuna
Pauline Kyle
Martelle
Sanne
Jemaartaga
Aca
Bellevue
Hopkinton News Highlights and Local Weddings
Hopkinton reports include Mrs W C Mason's return from Minneapolis after the death of her brother in law J E Harker. Miss Mary Martha de Best, daughter of Rev. David de Best, wins a $350 prize from F A Owen Publishing for I Wouldn't Believe Them But advancing her third win after $10 and $25 prior. Home for Christmas from teachers downstate include Ferguson, Martin, DeShaw, Glade, and others. Frank Irish Jr marries Maxine Powell in Delhi on Christmas Day and they depart for Denver.
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W. C. Mason
Minneapolis
J. E. Harker
Mary Martha de Best
David de Best
F. A. Owen Publishing Company
Dansville
N. Y
Oxford Mills
Kathryn DeShaw
Oneida
Beth McGlade
Earlville
Helen McGlade
Lamont
Ruth McGlade
Delaware
Edward Mason
Beloit
Walter Slason
Pittsburgh
Eleanor MacDonald
Mediapolis
Frances Laughlin
Port Arthur
Texas
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Kansas City
Laughlin
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Maxine Powell
Delhi
Forresta Boots
Viola
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Monticello
Clarence Hagerman
Sioux City
Bruce Johnston
Los Angeles
Calif
Downey Electrtcal
Joe Moulton
Iowa City
Vivian Dunlap
Duluth
Minn
Ermina Dunlap
Curtis Thing
Mary Zeuch
Rene
George Zeuch
Ana
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