American Legion Auxiliary Hosts Market Benefit Card Party
The American Legion Auxiliary held a market card party in their hall with 45 members and guests. Participants played bridge and pinochle, raising funds and awarding prizes to Mrs. R. Flack Mrs. Leslie Reade Mrs. Ike Schneider Will Cassidy Leona Stott Mrs. Clarence Appleby and Mrs. Will Bassiger. Harry Hoag drew the cake number as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American . Legion
Cee
Ameriagion
R. Flack
Leslie Reade
Ike Schneider
Will Cassidy
Leona Stott
Clarence Appleby
Will Bassiger
Harry Hoag
Birthday Celebration for Freda McDonald at Sister’s Home
Freda McDonald hosted friends at her sister Mrs. Earl Pierce home Tuesday night for her 30th birthday. The gathering featured pinochle and 6500, with prizes to Mrs. Ben Behrends and Mrs. Elsie Wyland. Gifts were given to the hostess and a birthday luncheon followed at 11. Out of town guests Alvin and Lotus Schwarts of Anamosa attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda McDonald
Earl Pierce
Ben Behrends
Elsie Wyland
Alvin and
Lotus Schwarts
Anamosa
Adams Host Farmers' Progressive Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs Henry Adams hosted a Thursday evening gathering for the Farmers Progressive club at their home A. B Grimes superintendent of Monticello public school spoke on International Relations focusing on Japan China The talk was well received Afterward the group enjoyed informal activities ending with a plate lunch for over fifty members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl DeShaw
Asa Lambert
Milton Thoent
Clara Palmer
Bats Reed
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Harry Hoag
Leslie Reade
Henry Adams
Farmers' Progressive Club
A. B. Grimes
Monticello Public School
Idle-Not club hosts predeparture party for Mrs Schilt
A large Idle-Not club gathering at Mrs. Ulrich Schilt’s home featured a picnic lunch for 34 members and two guests. Demonstrations on slip cover making followed, then knitting and visiting. Also noted are lodge installations for 1938 and a plate lunch served to attendees from Anamosa Onslow Wyoming Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrich Schilt
Idle-Not Club
Fred Cramer
Olin Howle
M. Hosford
Gene Hall
Mrs. Schilt
Burrichter Farm
Moncello
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Rebekahs
Ramsey Hennriksen
Nellie Crawford
Anamosa
Odd Fellows
William Peck
Wyoming
Merve Miller
Marshall
Linda Kiburz
Monticello
Jack Graves
Noble Grand
Fred Zimmerman
Wil Skelley
Bert
Hubbard
Treasurem
Our
Emma Matheson
Bertha Sutherland
Onslow
Birthday party honors Mrs Emma Tschantz at 73
Mrs Charles B Vernimont entertained neighbors Sunday for a birthday party honoring her mother Mrs Emma Tschantz on her seventy third birthday. Guests played cards and visited. A birthday plate lunch was served at 4 o clock. Chapter FP P E O met with president Stimson presiding. A program by Mrs Grossheim and a girls sextet sang Negro spirituals led by Jo McCarlson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Vernimont
Emma Tschantz
Rex Ricklefs
Stimson
Ptenape Wehoes
Written Grossheim
Cea J High Intease
Mies Hulda Peet
Jo McCarlson
Zeusie Bulveree
Eron
Bel' de Ne
Stamp Out Syphilis National Social Hygiene Day Urges Action
Public health advocates urge February 2 events nationwide to combat syphilis, calling it the enemy of youth. The campaign cites 500000 annual U S cases, with youth and young adults disproportionately affected, and emphasizes three steps: find, treat, and render cases non infectious.
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United Health and Welfare Forces
United States
American ‘Youth Congress
Rotary Dinner Highlights Paul Harris Tribute in Iowa City
Rotarians gather in Iowa City for a Paul Harris centennial tribute with remarks by Judge Benjamin C. Hilliard of Denver and former congressman on Uncle Joe Cannon. Dean Rutledge chairs the event with music by Hans Muenzer and a Boy Scouts wheel presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley B. Rutledge
Donald R. Mallett
Dean Rutledge
Iowa City Kiwanis and
Lions Clubs
Benjamin C. Hilliard
Denver
J. S. Tuthill
Waterloo
W. C. Scrimager
Belle Plaine
Jesse Miller
Des Moines
Roy Lowden
Fairfield
Charles Rhinehart
Dallas Center
Clyde Hulsizer
Albert ©. Fuller
Cedar Falls
Hans Muenzer
University of Iowa Music Department
Muenzer
Harold Hudachek
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of the
Iowa City
Judge Hilliard
Colorado
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Paul Harris
The Lexington Carrier A Floating City On Sea
Lloyd Taylor F3/c U.S.N. describes the aircraft carrier Lexington as a self supporting floating city. The ship carries about 2,000 men, displaces 33 000 tons, measures 888 feet long and 212 feet from truck to keel, with a flight deck of 2.5 acres and four 40 000 KVA turbogenerators powering 22 500 horsepower electric propulsion. It houses a complex air department with five squadrons and an engineering plant driven by four propellers. The Lexington features extensive electrical systems, water production, fuel storage of 2 000 000 gallons, and a vast provisioning and store network valued at over 3.9 million dollars. The gunnery includes eight 8-inch and twelve 5-inch guns, and the ship sustains 1 500 to 2 000 meals daily in its commissary. The report highlights the ship as a modern mobile city with advanced radio and signaling gear and a massive crew supported by extensive supply and electrical infrastructure.
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Lexington
United States Navy
Air Department
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Washington
Navy
Lloyd Taylor
U.S.N
Keating-Stickley Wedding At Sacred Heart Church
Miss Verena Keating daughter of Mr and Mrs William Keating Onslow married Dwane Stickley of Scotch Grove Everett Stickley also of Scotch Grove Tuesday morning at 7 o clock in Monticello Sacred Heart church Attendants were Mr and Mrs Orvil Koppes sister and brother in law The bride wore rust colored dress with matching accessories Mrs Stickley taught in a rural Jones county school Mr Stickley a Center Junction high school graduate They will live on a farm near Scotch Grove
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verena Keating
William Keating
Onslow
Dwane Stickley
Scotch Grove
Everett Stickley
Monticello Sacred Heart Church
Orvil Koppes
Stickley
Jones County
Stick
Olin Girls Capture Jones County Tournament Title
Olin girls win Jones County Tournament with strong defense and key plays by Mabel Otten seven free throws and guard work by Tab Jansen. Center Junction tops Wyoming 34 to 16 in final round as Olin fans pack Center Junction gym despite icy roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Otten
Oxford Junction
Center Junction
Nod
Moats
Sechusen
Serbousek
Fritz
Ireland
Harms
Wyoming
Olin
Dirks
Thomson
Greer
Tab Jansen
Capt. Ohlsen
Pruess
Welty
D. Schellin
W. Schellin
Mataka
Sherman
Thurston enters race for U S Senator in June primary
Osceola congressman Lloyd Thurston, longtime fifth district representative, announced candidacy for United States Senate in the June primary. A veteran, former Iowa senator, and liberal figure, Thurston emphasizes a progressive record and broad public service in Iowa and national politics.
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Lloyd Thurston
Osceola
Iowa
United States
Thurston
House of Representatives
Iowa Senate
Congress
Mrs Anna Kehoe Dies in Minneapolis January 27
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Kehoe were held January 29 at Immaculate Conception cemetery Castle Grove Township. Interment was by Rev J J Hennessey. Born 1851 in Brooklyn she lived most of life in Iowa before 20 years in Minneapolis. Survived by three daughters two sons ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Distances guests from Minneapolis and Hastings Nebr joined the family at the Hogan home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kehoe
Immaculate Conception
Castle Grove Township
J. J. Hennessey
Kehoe
Ernest Thorsen
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
New York
Cascade
Denis Ryan
Ernest Thorson
E. Peterson
Chicago
C. W. Kehoe
Hastings
Nebr
John Kehoe
Sioux City
MacGowan
John Murphy
Marietta Ryan
Marcella Ryan
Martin Ryan
Donald Thorsen
Fred Pettygrove
Charles Kehoe
M.J. Hogan
Death Takes Chas Kaiser At McDonald Hospital
Charlie Kaiser age 67 died Friday evening at John McDonald hospital after a week of illness. He collapsed near Stahler's store and was pronounced dead at 7:30 pm. Born January 28 1871 in Suhr Canton Aargau Switzerland he immigrated as a youth and lived in Monticello many years. Services were Sunday at 2 30 pm Hayes funeral home with Rev Wm Grossheim. burial Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kaiser
John McDonald
Stahler
John McDonald Hospital
Charlie
Suhr
Canton Argan
Switzerland
Monticello
Hayes Funeral Home
Wm. J. Grossheim
Oakwood Cemetery
Farmers Fetch Strong Cattle Prices in Chicago Market
Cattle feeder John P. Kurt near Cascade earned 9.75 dollars per cwt for a load of 1284 pound steers on the Chicago market. Ray C. Mowry of Jones county sold 251 000 pound steers on Chicago for 7.90 per cwt. Nick Holst of Onslow moved 52 head of 1193-pound steers for 8.50 per cwt and 20 head of 249-pound butcher hogs for 88.60 as a weight top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kurt
Cascade
Chicago
Ray C. Mowry
Jones County
Nick Holst
Onslow
Methodist Ladies To Serve Tea February 16
An International Fellowship Tea will be sponsored by the Ladies' Social circle of the Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday February 16. All circle members and their friends are cordially invited to attend this delightful social event and to inquire of the Methodist ladies to save the date on your calendar.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cascade hog sale nets 42c per cwt after costs
Charles Skahill with 61 hogs owned by William McQuillen sold at 8.50 per cwt. When weighed full home weights the McQuillen hogs net 42c per hundred after shipping and home expenses. Henry Rink Jr sold 10 sows averaging 403 pounds at 7.05 per cwt. Shipment led by Sarsfield Brothers Commission Company at U S Yards Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Skahill
Cascade Shipping Association
William McQuillen
McQuillen
Chicago
Henry Rink Jr
Sarsfield Brothers Commission Company
U. S
Adv
Football lessons via phonograph in England
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick remedy to sour stomach coated tongue foul breath pimples headaches and constipation claiming to remove the poison from the liver kidneys and bowels for the whole family with Palmer's Drug Store listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Hollister
Palmer's Drug Store
1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sport Sedan for sale
Thoroughly checked 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sport Sedan with new car appearance and guaranteed performance. Features include turret top knee action ventilation and more. $200 down and many other makes and models at bargain prices. Passenger cars and trucks to suit the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
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Schreiner
Masonic Temple
All Eastern Stars
Mrs. von Schrader
Harry Stuhler
Imogene von Schrader
Maquoketa
Frederick P. Stuhler
Mrs. DeShaw
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Baty
Ross Baty
W. E. Corbin
Corbin
Federal
L. F. Balster
94 Club
Grimes
Thomas
Colin G. Thomas
Lovell
Boston
New England
Edward Everett Hale
John H. Perrine
Riess
Stuhler
Ruof
Fred Hein
Olin Howie
Henry Che
Ray Echternacht
Mrs. Jud Nichols
Jud Nichols
William Thompson
Hazel Harford
Nadine Heffernan
Charles Schneiter
L. W. Lovell
Siegfried Guyan
George Timmins
Ralph Lone
John Shover
Contract Bridge Club
Goudy
Ralph Bone
Amney Wood
Bone
Farmers’ Progressive Club
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Bungay
England
E. E. Messenger
North China
Fung Kaok Young
China
Fung Kaok Young, Jr
Joseph Rinehart
Harris
Rutledge
J. J. Swaner
Atty
Dan C. Dutcher
Dean Francis M. Dawson
Roland Smith
Roscoe E. Taylor
Harold L. Hands
Merchandise Mart
Ruth McGinnis
New York City
Ralph Greenleaf
Miss McGinnis
Babe Didrickson
Army
Civilian Conservation Corps
J. Hess’ Sale
Worthington
America
Poland
Fifth Laws
Chas. Kaiser
McDonald Hospital
Howard White
Sternie
Shelton
Sternberg and His Orchestra
Princess
Jones
FBI
Dick Foran
Tom Tyler
Claudette Colbert
Charles Boyer
Phonograph
O.K
Matthiessen
Auto & Supply Co
Oldsmobile
Zeph-O
Childress-Hoag Motor Co
Ford and Lincoln Zephyr
the Hoag Company
Monticello, Iowa
L Agusan Kleer
Cabin
Bourbon
Derby
Smartwear
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