Head on collision near Linn county line in heavy fog
A fog bound crash on a snow covered road near the Linn county line injured Paul Fleming of Boulder township and O. H. McKeag of Manchester. The Fleming car carrying Mrs. W. P. Fleming and Mrs. Harry Sullivan also struck, causing bruises and a cut to Mrs. Sullivan. Both drivers reported minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Paul Fleming
Boulder Township
Oo. H. McKeag
Manchester
Ocrread
Denis Donovan
Linn
Fleming
W. P. Fleming
Harry Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Hennessey
Anamosa
W. D. McLaughlin
Chicago
M. Hosford
Jones County Farm Bureau
James F. Hogan
Edward Brady
John Corcoran
Henry
Fred
Carl Caspers
Claude Mason
Lawrence
Alva Hahn
Laura Johnson
Ida Hahn
G. Mardorf
Sand Spring
Henry Gerrets
Monticello
Gerjets
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harken
Cascade Wedding Unites Frances Althoff and John Tucker
Miss Frances Althoff and John Oliver Tucker wed at St Marys Cascade in a 8 oclock Tuesday ceremony conducted by Rev J B Albers. Attendants Emily Tucker Andrew Althoff, both fromCascade. After a church reception at the bride’s home, couple plans housekeeping on the Patterson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Althoff
Theodore Althoff
John Oliver Tucker
Clara Tucker
Cascade
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Emily Tucker
Andrew Althoff
Alvina Otting
St. Mary’s
Hilda Dand
Otting
St. Mary’s School
Tucker
Thomas Rooney
Joseph Moran
Henry Moran
Irene Noonan
California
Ray
Dubuque
Henry
St. Paul
Elmer C
Xavier
Madison
Wis
Joseph Carr
Farley
Ruth Winter
Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred Kraus
Alva Gordon
L. N. Breitbach
Bernard
Ralph Kirchen
Catherine Kirchen
Iane Sauser
J. P. Sauser
Ann Seery
John M. Sauser
Bellwood
Neb
St. Martin's Church
Rooney
Lauser
Nebraska
J. R. Huftell
Interstate Power Company of
Walking Stick Disguises Delight Curious Boys In Autumn Woods
Three boys Robert Burton and Peter explore a forest collecting leaves twigs and insects. Robert counts fifteen twigs and sixteen leaves but cannot pair them correctly. A walking stick twig imitates a leaf and walks with four legs. Uncle Hal explains mimicry and the walking stick adapts to hide from predators. The boys vow to keep observing nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Burton
Pete
Peter
Uncle Hal
Hal
Sand Spring P T A Meeting and Community Notes
The Sand Spring P T A met January 24 at Bort school with book study, readings, community singing, and a plan for the next Feb 21 meeting at the R E Chaplin home. Teachers to return library books to Mrs Pierce by February 20 for Des Moines return. groups and local visits noted along with creamery patrons and Farm Bureau gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bort
Atte
Lillian
Betty
Emil Prult
Monticello
Henry Behrends
Pat First
Dubuque
Walter First
Sand Spring
P. J. Kurt
Smith and Egger
Roy White
Flanagan and Littlefield
Trenkamp Bros
L. White
H. Becker
Baum and Stimson
Galen Hein
Cap Arduser
Herman Welter
Davenport
W. H. Behrends
J. L. Batchelder
Ray Hayes
Henry Elben
Stanley Bright
Farm Bureau
Ray Chaplin
Chaplin
Fred Eggiman
Delmar
Frank Wilson
Buck Creek
Cecil Roff
Hopkinton
Velma Arduser
Dave Wilson
Scotch Grove News From Mrs Bond Letters
A letter from Mrs J W Bond now of Leesburg Ohio shares news of Center Junction and Scotch Grove friends Rev Bond led churches in both towns and died a year after leaving them Mrs Bond enjoys Monticello Express and notes friends there She and her sister live in the country nearby Mr and Mrs H A Loomis visited in Cedar Rapids Mrs Rickels died at her daughter's home after illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bond
Leesburg
Ohio
Center Junction
Scotch Grove
H. A. Loomis
J. J. Gregory
Cedar Rapids
Gerd Rickels
Amber Dorothy Julfs to Wed Alfred Dirks in Amber
About fifty relatives and friends attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mildred Julfs at her Amber home near Cass Center. The wedding to Alfred Dirks will be held Wednesday February 19 after services at the Anamosa Lutheran church with a reception at the bride's parents and a dance at the Amber bowery. The couple will reside in Amber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Julfs
Herman Julfs
Alfred Dirks
Cass Center
Anamosa
Amber Bowery
Amber
Leslie Dunn
Farm Bureau
Antioch and
Gusta Heiken
Philip Bailey
Monticello
John Dirks
Otto Otten
Jack Husman
Henry Shaffer
Scotch Grove
Alva
Louise Husman
Henry Dirks
Longmont
Colorado
Charles Michels
Gus Michels
Springville
Evelyn Cook
Marlon
Will Cook
Bernell Dress
Cedar Rapids
John Freese
Hie
Freese to Operate Farms Near Langworthy After Purchase
The article notes Mr. Freese will operate both his recently bought farm and another near here one half mile west of town on land formerly owned by Jacob Schoon. It lists local social visits and attendances including Mr. and Mrs. Grover Preston Leone, Philip Bailey and Phil, Carl Mrs., Lloyd Robertson of Anamosa, Mrs. Jim Gray, Angie White and children, Will Cook, Mrs. J. G. Hunter of Cedar Rapids, funeral attendance for Thomas Crane, travels of Henry Dirks Mabel Otten from Longmont Colorado, John Dirks family visiting Gerd Dirks near Langworthy, Julia Toenjes Cedar Rapids August Teenies Ed Meister family from Iowa City, Gusta Reuter, Mrs. Ben Englehart, Mrs. Will Rickels visiting Cedar Rapids, and others at Amber with Mesdames Siebels Yount Andrews and Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Jacob Schoon
Freese
Grover Preston
Leone
Philip Bailey
Phil
Carl
Lloyd Robertson
Anamosa
Jim Gray
Angie White
Will Cook
J. G. Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Howard Cook
Thomas Crane
Henry Dirks
Mabel Otten
Longmont
Colorado
John Dirks
Gerd Dirks
Langworthy
Julia Toenjes
Ed Meister
Iowa City
Gusta Reuter
Ben Englehart
Will Rickels
Clarence Harper
Mesdames
George Siebels
Delca Yount
George Andrews
Eugene Bailey
Local Social News Notes From Monticello and Marion
Last Tuesday afternoon a school event noted. Visitors included Mrs Ed Duncan with Mrs Charles Suett of Monticello. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hanna and family of Marion were guests last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Delco Yount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Duncan
Charles Suett
Monticello
Clarence Hanna
Marion
Delco Yount
Onslow Woman Emil Reade Celebrates 87th Birthday
Onslow honors Mrs Emil Reade age 87 at home Monday. Her birth name was Margaret Krause born in Germany and she traveled to Iowa in 1861 with her parents in a covered wagon. The long list of descendants and connections across Center Junction Waterloo Seattle Monticello and Cedar Rapids appears in this community notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Reade
John Krouse
John Hanken
Margaret Mackrill
Lulu Neelan
Seattle
Wash
Henry
Reade
Wilfred Wherry
Richard Leroy
Wherry
Baby
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
S. G. Hutton
Hisaughter
Ethel Walker
Onticello
Anamosa
Hutton
Astruman Club
Edna Orr
Roll Call
Etta Kennedy
Ruth Miller
Mary Autin
Lou Barnes
Gertrude Sears
Ruth
Jack Cole
Clinton
George Sears
Navy
California
Carroll Lightfoot
Women’s Missionary Society
Howard Willison
National Missions
China
Sears
Bridge Club
C. R. Smith
Marvin Hanwardsen
63 Club
John Jansen
Leonard Ingwersen
Frieda Albrecht
Walter Koon
Center Junction
Smith
Miss Albrecht
Harold Brown
Cedar Rapids
James Kennedy
Oxford Junction
Onslow
Mary Paul
Melvin
James Spencer
Local visitors spend Friday in Cedar Rapids
Lydia Lygne Mrs Harriet Lamey and her son Max visited Cedar Rapids last Friday to call on Mrs Mildred Barlow and spend time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lygne
Harriet Lamey
Max
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Barlow
Vigorous Breeders Boost Egg Hatch Rates
Iowa poultrymen should use vigorous disease free birds and gather eggs regularly to protect vitality. Eggs that are chilled or wet lose hatch potential, and after gathering eggs must be kept at 55 to 60 degrees to preserve hatchability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. L. Cochran
Iowa State College
Konjola touted as a miracle cure for stomach trouble
Mrs. Mary Cotton of Waterloo Iowa calls Konjola a blessing for her nervous stomach disorder. She says six bottles restored digestion and nerves, with weight loss and energy return. The product is sold in Monticello at F J Kay's drug store and by other local druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
Mary Cotton
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Monticello
F. J. Kay
Guidelines for Incubating Hatching Eggs
Instructions emphasize careful handling and sorting of eggs by uniform size and shell texture. Weigh eggs at incubation and every six days to track moisture loss, aiming for about 1 percent loss per six days and no more than 15 percent total during incubation.
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Castle Grove
He Children’s
Cormer & Sonciti“Cinen
Burt
August Bahls
Rockwell City
George Oltman
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rickels
R. A. Naylor
Minnesota
G. J. Hughes
Lee Rittmer
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
W. B. Clark
Town Acrackers Boronend
Des Moines
Maquoketa
Davyenport
Virginian Cafe
ST Re Nege
Swift & Co
Red Steer Fertilizer
Farmers’ Creamery
Monticello, Iowa
Agnes Glaser
Nes Glaser
Monty Hatchery
Wm. Podhaski
R. F.D
Oakland
General Motors
Oakland Eight
Pontiac
Michigan
Lovejoy
Fisher
R.H. Balster
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