Jury Hears Evie Fence In Case Of Hora Vs Hunter
Jury hears the case of Joe Hora of Mar dedicate against Lloyd Hunter of Mar tile over an alleged piston rod strike in Hunter’s garage. Hora seeks 4191 dollars in damages for injuries and roof damage claims. Trial opened with jury selection before Judge J E Heiserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Fence
Joe Hora
Lloyd Hunter
Martelle
Hunter
J. E. Heiserman
Hora
James E. Remley
Anamosa
Rhinehart and
McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Ask
Conduct Rites For Harm Dirks On Farm Tragic Death
Services for Harm Dirks aged 58 were held at Wayne Zion Lutheran church after his suicide on his Langworthy area farm. His body was found by son Alvin in the hog house. Survived by wife Kate and five children Herman Lizzie Ed Alvin. parents Dietrich and Margaret. four sisters and three brothers including Gerd John Henry Dirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Dirke
Langworthy
F. H. Kehren
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Alvin
Dirks
Wayne Township
Kate Zimmerman
Dietrich Dirks
Margaret Bodiker
Herman
Monticello
Heroin Caper
Cass Center
Lizzie
Gerd Dirks
Will Dirks
Amber
Mina Zimmerman
Olin
Will Oltmann
Anamosa
John Dirks
Henry Dirks
Four Suits Filed In District Court
Four suits filed in district court last week include a foreclosure action by The Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa against C. A. Kline and others, a partition suit by Charles A. Kline against Anna Longerbeam and others, a divorce action between Fred Graham and Graham’s spouse, and an error writ filed by Antioch Belgian cult club against Steve Wheelock Mees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life ‘Insurance
Company of Iowa
C. A. Kline
Charles A. Kline
Anna
Longerbeam
pHiattic
Graham Necks
Fred.Graham
The
Aimber
Antioch
Cult ‘Club
Steve Wheelock
Mees
Langworthy Creamery reports record 1938 butter output
Langworthy Creamery宣布1938年日產量創歷史新高共525,756磅 此為比去年多90,000磅 主因長生季草料充足 亦有肥油綿長的加工量 其中1,382,128磅奶油受出於 creamery 收取平均牛奶脂肪含量30.54% 乳脂價格分配詳述 著名職員與新任紳士任命亦列出 包括新任主席John D Poppe及賬目主管George Schafer等 另Miss Gladys Skelley畢業於Town City州立大學 擔任紙媒工作者潛力被看好
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langworthy Creamery
Four Girls Surprise Mr Bateman With Birthday Cake
Four girls from Helen Gutensohns group visited John Bateman at his home on Monday to present a homemade decorated cake reading Happy Birthday To You They gathered after school and misread his birth date causing an amused surprise and a small gift exchange. The honoree was joined by Janis Grimes Helen Gutensohn Audrey Ann Podhaski and Marilee Matthiessen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John” Bateman
Helen Gutensohn
Mr. Bateman
Janis Grimes
Audrey Ann Podhaski
Marilee Matthiessen
Second Grade Students Visit Express Today
Monticello public school pupils in second grade will visit the Express today to learn how the newspaper operates and how stories are prepared for publication in their classroom activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
The
Express
Cars Lines At County Treasurer For 1989 Licenses
Money flowed into the county treasurer's office Monday and Tuesday as drivers queued for 1989 auto license renewals. Crowds stretched into corridors as staff processed hundreds of in person and mail applications before the January 31 deadline, with over $5,000 taken in each day and more than 3,900 licenses sold on Wednesday.
Fellowship Tea Reflects Methodist World Mission
Ladies of the Methodist church hosted their second annual fellowship tea. The event showcased the churchs far reaching work through addresses songs and a pageant. It highlighted the Methodist Church as the world’s largest Protestant denomination and featured celebration of its global mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Annet Chaperes Died Jan 26 Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Albert Chapman were held at Iverson funeral home Saturday afternoon at 2. Rev Grossheim preached and two numbers were sung. Interment was at Oakwood cemetery. He died in his sleep the night before his wife woke to find him gone. He was born Oct 31 1876 near Monticello and was 62 years old. He married Mary Like Albinger March 1 1909. they would have a 80th anniversary next March. Survived by wife three sisters three brothers and Nellie Ray who lived with the family since infancy. respected citizen leaves a large mourner count.
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Albert Chapman
Iverson
Wm. J. Grossheim
Willard Yeoman
Louise Yount
Earl DeShaw
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Chapman
Cortland
Laura Chapman
Monticello
Mary Like Albinger
Cornelia Richman
Arkansas
John McVay
Hopkinton
Laura Nelson
Kadoka
South Dakota
Nathaniel
Walter
Mra
Nellie Ray
Chaplins
Chapman
Bills Pending List Available at Anamosa
George Specht county auditor told Monticello Express a list of pending bills will be available in his office after deliberation. The policy to send bills to county auditors was enacted by the current general assembly. New bills will be dispatched every few days as decisions on a Jones county papers contest for official status are discussed by the board of supervisors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiserman
Jones County District Court
Wit
Judicial District of
Iowa
George Specht
Monticello Express
General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Magees Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Perry
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Magee of Perry observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday party at the home of their daughter Mrs. Glenn Netcott in Ames. The event featured a three tier cake and gifts. The couple had recently returned from Ft. Lauderdale Florida and visits with Carl Rathenau and friends in St Augustine before going home. Mrs. Magee is sister to Mrs. D P Young of Monticello and many local friends share in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Magee
Perry
Glenn Netcott
Ames
St. Augustine
Monticello
Magee
D. P. Young
Monticello Nursing Class Receives Caps at Mercy Hospital
Freshman class of Mercy hospital school of nursing at Cedar Rapids received their nurses caps in the hospital auditorium last week. Sister Mary Ethelreda presented caps and explained their significance. Local cap recipients included Lucille Bohlken Edith Ferring and Helen Wroblewski. Dr Lawrence J Haltin spoke on The Place of the Modern Nurse in the Modern World. The student nurses glee club sang and the service ended with a benediction at the Blessed Sacrament chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Cedar Rapids
School of Nursing
Mary Ethelreda
R. N
Lucille Bohlken
Edith Ferring
Helen Wroblewski
Christmas Seals Drive Exceeds County Quota
The Jones County Christmas Seal association reports gross sales of 965.54 with a per capita of 6c, surpassing a 941.09 quota at 4.9c by 24.45. Countywide volunteers and newspaper editors aided the tuberculosis drive with support from national state and local associations and Iowa health groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
State Department of Health
Iowa’ Tuberculosis Association
Tenail
P.T.A
James Mann Hit By Car On Icy Walnut Street
A collision at the Walnut and Second street corner at 8:30 last night left James Mann bruised and shocked after being struck by Kenneth Meadon driving with Wilma Kuhns. Mann was taken to McDonald hospital for precautionary care. no wheels ran over him.
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Walnut
Second Street
James Mann
Kenneth Meadon
Wilma Kuhns
McDonald Hospital
County Bankers Meet in Monticello Dinner Hosted at Goudy's
The County Bankers Association of Jones County met in Monticello for a January 26 dinner at Goudy’s Tea Room. Guy Martin of Martello led the meeting as president, and Leo J. Wegman joined as new president of the Citizens Savings Bank of Anamosa.
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Bankers Association of
Jones County
Goudy’s Tea Room
Guy Martin
Martello
County Association
Leo J. Wegman
Citizens Savings Bank of
Anamosa
Cornerstone Treasure Unearthed in Monticello Old School Dig
Workmen uncover the 1877 cornerstone contents on the old Monticello school site. Damp relics crumble. deciphered items include Monticello Express May 5 issue, 1877 Lodge pamphlet, a 1877 Monticello public schools course, Melrose Record from Minnesota, and business cards of local figures such as H. R. Harding O. B. Rundle Joseph Shahan J. S. Houser Leman Palmer B. D. Paine Thomas A. King and others. The New York Underwriters Agency insured the 1877 building and will insure the 1939 community building. The box also held the Monticello Artisan Well company details. The rest disintegrated to dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Monticello
Aiminay
Lodge
The
Express
Melrose Record
Melrose
Minnesota
H. R. Harding
Rundle and Harding
Whiting
O. B. Rundle
Joseph Ehan
Houser
Maire
Leman Palmer
B. D. Paine
Palmer and
J. H. Bacher & Company
County Drug and Book Store
Fred S. Dunham
W. F. Bingham
Daniel E. Pond
New York Underwriters
New York
D. E. Pond
Locher & Locher
Monticello Artesian Well Company
George W. Lovell
M. L. Carpenter
M. M. Moulton
C. E. Wales
G. W. Lovell
Theodore Soetje
W. H. Proctor
R. Howard
Local Creamery Expands Locker Capacity in Monticello
The Farmers Mutual Creamery of Monticello opened with 208 lockers on September 1 1988 and quickly rented all, prompting a purchase of 112 additional lockers last week. The site is positioned as a key cold storage locker plant for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mutual Reamery Company
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company of
Monticello
Birthday Ball To Honor President In Anamosa
Jones county hosts a Birthday ball at the Knights of Pythias hall in Anamosa tomorrow night. The dance joins nationwide events to raise funds for the campaign against infantile paralysis, led by Charles Niles.
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Jones County
Knights of Pythias
Anamosa
Charles Niles
Pll Bid 5000 at BPW Box Social Night
BPW members held their monthly party in the high school gym with a box social auctioning offerings by couples. Auctioneer Nelle Hoffman took a single bid of 5000 dollars amid festive costumes and vintage gowns.
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Pll
BPW
Man
Juanita Magana
Lois Smith
Bethel Merrill
Adelaide Jay
Isabel Meyer
Izora Bancroft
Nelle Hoffman
Bud Suter
Bill Shaffer
Carl Hein
Dorothy Cox
Roland Goudy
Adelaide Gray
Emma Stadtmueller
Madger
Ann Miller
Maude Arduser
Jennie Strasburg
Vaughn Thornburg
Nella Ox
Caroline Heiken
Virginia Hunter
Alvina Ortgies
Bertha’ Locher
Hazel Eby
Rena Otten
Jean Hogan
Rena Kosters
Icklefs
Helen Heiken
Josephine McCabe
Velma Allyn
Izora
Sophia ‘Lambert
Mildred Meyer
Viola Suter
Emma Heiken
Marjorie James
Oudy
Jean’ Liddy
Oi Express
Nionti Picnic Held In Pasadena Community Gathering Noted
Kate Maurice reports on the Monticello picnic held last week at Mrs. J A Doutrick home in Pasadena California. Rain reduced attendance but many local residents from Los Angeles Glendale and nearby areas joined in a pleasant afternoon.
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Kate Maurice
Monticello
J. A. Doutrick
Pasadena
California
D. E. Pond
John Pond
Mary
Garrett Hanken
Nic Holst
Laura
C. R. Scroggie
Santa Monica
Effie Starks Colburn
Mattie Starks
Fullerton
Edna Schoonover
Agnes Gearhart
Los Angeles
Carrie Schoonover
San Marino
Bird Starks Ingram
Nebraska
E. G. Hicks
Mary Scales
Clara Evans
Carol Deutrick
George Winans
George Grenenwald
Six People Released From John McDonald Hospital
Six persons were discharged from John McDonald hospital last week. They include Leroy Clark Steve Petersen Mrs Rich ard Tuetken and baby John Hans sen William G Schoon and Walter Hall. Mrs William Thompson was admitted. Babies born to Mr and Mrs Renk Hilers a girl to Mr and Mrs George Ricklefs a boy and to Mr and Mrs John Petersen a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Leroy Clark
Steve Petersen
Richard Tuetken
John Hanssen
William G. Schoon
Walter Hall
William Thompson
Renk Hilers
George Ricklefs
John Petersen
Oddfellow Lodge Installs Officers in Joint Ceremony
Grand Master Gordon Dale Cox presided over a joint installation for IOOF Lodge No. 117 and Loyal Rebekah lodge No. 53 in district No. 53. New officers include Zack Graves, Red Zimmerman, Wil Shelley, Bert Hubbard, mma Matheson, Caroline Schoenhut, Sylvia Reed and Jennie Shelley. Cox urged living Odd Fellowship principles of Friendship, Brotherly Love and Truth.
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I.O.U.F. Lodge No
Rebekah Lodge
Gordon Dale Cox
Ottumwa
I.0.c.f. Lodge No. 117
Noble Grand
Zack Graves
Red Zimmerman
Wil Shelley
Bert Hubbard
Loyal Rebekah Lodge
Mma Matheson
Caroline Schoenhut
Sylvia Reed
Jennie Shelley
Cox
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
Iowa
Short News Items From Across The State
Juliette Pierce former Manchester woman died of heart attack January 21 while addressing the Rotary club in San Pedro California. Louis Wetter 81 a Dubuque county farmer near Sherrill s Mound was killed when a large tree he was sawing snapped and crushed him. 8 S Crittenden 67 attorney and former mayor of Clarence died Saturday after a long illness funeral held Tuesday at the Methodist church in Clarence. He was admitted to the bar in 1902 and began practice in 1908 survived by wife and three children.
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Juliette Pierce
Manchester
Rotary Club
San Pedro
California
Monteville Pierce
Delaware
Louis Wetter
Dubuque County
Sherrill’s Mound
Wetter
S. Crittenden
Clarence
Jones Co Students Excel On Iowa Silent Reading Tests
Nelle Morey county superintendent reports rural and town schools in Jones County scored well on October silent reading tests. Results were returned recently. A May test will measure yearly progress. The exam covered fourth through eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
Nelle Morey
Irving Hintz Honored at Iowa State During Faith and Home Week
Twenty nine Iowa farmers will be honored by Iowa State College during Faith and Home week February 13 to 15 for a decade of maintained business records. I R Hintz of Monticello is among the honorees as H H Kildee dean of agriculture will present Hintz with a 10 year certificate at the farm management program February 15. All honorees are members of farm business associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Skelley
Mra
James Skelley
State University
Town City
Miss Skelley
College of Liberal Arts
School of Journalism
the Express
Iowa City
Iowa
Irving Hintz
Iowa State
I. R. Hintz
Monticello
Iowa State College
H. H. Kildee
Hintz
Farm Business Associations
Floyds Bakery Enlargements Open After Remodeling
Floyds Bakery and Grocery on First Street completed interior remodeling to expand stock space. The west end store now features a single long room, repainted interior, new fixtures and longer shelves. A fifth anniversary opening celebration with fruit demonstration gifts and special prices is planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd’s
First Street
Examiners Test 18 In First Day Here
Eighteen persons were examined for drivers licenses Monday by Patrolman M D Lords and Clerk W Kulish in the city clerk's building. This week was the first all others have been located in Monticello. They expressed satisfaction with their location and response. Monticello will be visited every other Monday by the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Lords
W. Kulish
Monticello
Anamosa
Heiserman Extends Five More Years to Two Men
Judge J E Heiserman Friday gave two convicts Lloyd Barton and Andy Vestrum an additional five years in the state reformatory after they were captured and returned to custody in Anamosa. Barton, 21, from Boone county, escaped from the University hospital at Iowa City in June 1931 while awaitingForgery verdict. Vestrum, 40, from Emmet county, escaped from the prison farm at Clive in April 1932 after a 1927 auto theft sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Lloyd Barton
Boone County
University Hospital
Iowa City
Andy Vestrum
Emmet County
Clive
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George Poppe
John D. Poppe
George L. Buol
A. M. Black
George D. Schafer
Henry Alferts
Adolf Dierks
John Rieken
George Oppe
Clifford Arduser
SUI
John Bateman
Annet Chaperes
Iverson Funeral Home
W. D. Magee
Mercy Hospital
County Bankers Assn. Met
B.p.w’s
Des Moines
Kraschel
Hoover
Roosevelt
Chicago
Oddfellow Lodge
Lou.u.f
Rebekah
Otto S. Muntz
Grinnell
Brooklyn
Greater Iowa Commission
Grinnell Hospital
Rudolph Schlesselman
Victor
Krascher
State House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joel Siegel
Sioux City
Joseph Acerra
Elmer Johnson
Linn
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Council On Foreign Relations
Tema
Floyd’s Bakery
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