Monticello Hopkinton Basketball Night at Public School Gym
Monticello and Hopkinton prepare for two junior high and varsity showdowns at the public school gym on February 13. Monticello edged Manchester 25 23 in a tense title bout as Eden and Seedorff led the scoring, while Manchester’s Baskerville topped with seven points. The junior high Monticello beat Manchester 17 13 behind McIntosh and Lloyd Taylor. Sacred Heart topped Bankston 101 5 and O Rourke 48 points led the high scoring win. Sacred Heart girls beat Bankston 20 9 as McDermott and G Lattner starred. Shomont defeated Onslow 29 28. Monticello memory includes Lenox 30 15 and Earlville 30 16 tours, with Center Junction upcoming.
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Monticello
Hopkinton
Manchester High
Matthiessen
Ferring
Manchester
Eden
Fio Hobert
Baskerville
Seedorff
Robinson
Collord
van Buren
Fletcher
Matth’sen
Rolo
Monti
McIntosh
Lloyd Taylor
Hebert
Bone
L. Taylor
Kimport
McCullem
Stephenson
Rodman
Ottilie
Lambert
Hobert
Phetson
Monticello High School
West Liberty
S.H.S
Bankston
Sacred Heart
Monticello Cardinals
Lenox
Collegians
Shomont
Earlville
Earlville Hawks
Dyersville
Hawks
Sacred Heart Girls
McDermott
G. Lattner
Onslow
Center Junction
Monti High School Notes On Ninth Grade Projects And Club Activities
The ninth grade manual training class works on major projects including end tables and magazine racks with five to six weeks per project before continuing as a general course. A senior high style show is planned to display retro fashion trends. The M Club hosts another high school dance and plans a spring play. Girls’ Council hosts a hard time party with prizes for best costumes, a reading by Miss Burnstedt, and a girls’ orchestra. Kindergarten pupils make valentines. Beverly Ann Helms returns after illness. First grade studies rabbits and turtles drawings. Sixth graders plan for future careers with eight wanting nursing, eight farmers, three aviators, six teachers, plus other professions. Fourth graders receive a thank you from Norman Duckett of Detroit and prepare for a new geography test.
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Mrs. Abel
Beverly Ann Helms
Miss Gray
Roxie _Ann Yeoman
Anna Rose Strausberg
Miss Meyer
Miss Rabe
Miss Ashton
Norman Duckett
Detroit
Michigan
Norman
Room Two
Mary Jane Aitchison
Robert Liddy
Dorothy O'Rourke
Louis Stoll
Paul Connelly
Agnes Schlimmer
James Schneider
Lorraine Aitchison
Raymond Clark
Mary McKeever
Marjorie O'Rourke
Donald Sullivan
Reading
Arthur O'Rourke
George Hines
the Manor
Washington
Lincoln
Junior Fothergill
Dean Nordmann
Bud Denkhoff
Gerald Locher
Bud
Septimus Green
Ocey Gump
Heck
John Lahey
Georgie Chiggerson
Lamb
Lee Roy Wolfe
Bob Rush Boxer Sued for Divorce in Iowa Case
Boxer and Monticello figure Bob Rush is sued by his wife Isabelle Rush for divorce claiming he is punch drunk from frequent boxing bouts. Rush serves as a boxing instructor at the University of Iowa and staged several matches in Monticello last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rush
Monticello
Isabelle Rush
Rush
University of Iowa
Monticello Families Mourn Two Local Deaths
Obituary notices from Monticello and Mitchell detail the deaths of Lois A. Royden of Scotch Grove and Mrs William A. Darling of Mitchell, with summaries of their birth, marriages, families, and funeral arrangements. Lois A Royden leaves a widower Frederick W Royden son Frank A Royden and three sisters while Mrs Darling is survived by four sons and four grandchildren.
Annual Meeting of Farmers' Community Fire Truck Assoc
The annual meeting of the Farmers' Community Fire Truck Association of Monticello will be held at Burrichter's garage on Saturday February 17 1934 at 1 30 p m for the election of two directors to succeed Will Balsiger and S M Hosford whose terms expire and for other business as may come before the meeting S M Hosford secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Community Fire Truck Association
Monticello
Burrichter
Will Balsiger
S. M. Hosford
M. Hosford
Local Social Highlights And Arrivals In Anamosa Area
Community notes recount a reception for Carl Smith in Anamosa with multiple couples attending. D A R guest day at Anamosa hosted by Mrs Clifford Niles. Marjorie Skinner leaves for a Chicago anesthesia course at Ravenwood hospital. Local visits include Parkhouse Denkhoff and Denkhoff families in Chariton and Anamosa. George Tracy joins Iowa City State University piano and composition studies toward a Ph D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matthiessen
Ben Little
Oelwein
Ralph Bone
L. W. Lovell
Anamosa
Clifford Niles
Marjorie Skinner
John McDonald Hospital
Chicago
Ravenwood Hospital
George Thomas
Ethel Wallace
Allen
Ernest Carpenter
Castle Grove
Kenneth (Gump) Ferring
Rath Packers
Waterloo
Frank Ferring
George Tracy
John Schweitzer
The
State University
Iowa City
Penalty Withheld Until February 10 for Licenses
Automobile licenses issued up to January 31 total about 3100 cars and 359 trucks with 4321 total registrations for 1933 and 531 trucks. County treasurers may grant a ten day extension to February 10 without penalty. Refunds for fourth registrations will be issued as checks from the Motor Vehicle department in Des Moines to address on the certificate.
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Motor Vehicle Department
McNamara
Des Moines
Anamosa Resident T. E. White Dies at 81
T. E. White 81 a longtime Anamosa resident since 1906 died at his home last Sunday morning He was born in Albany Illinois Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial at Antioch cemetery He is survived by his widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Darling
Mitchell
South Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. J. Macaulay
Oakwood Cemetery
Darling
S. D
Wallace
Bartlett, Ill
Ernest L
Des Moines
William R
Howard H
San Francisco
Cal
James Livingstone
Laura Arnold
Monticello
Holcomb
Coggan
Phoebe Livingstone
Roderick Livingstone
Idaho
Montieave
T. E. White
Anamosa
Albany
Ill
Antioch Cemetery
Almeda Bell Lawsuit Settled With Creamery
The Jones county district court suit involving Almeda Bell vs Farmers Mutual Creamery of Monticello has been settled in favor of Miss Ell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Almeda Bell
Cedar Rapids
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company of
Monticello
Miss Ell
For Sale Holstein cattle and hogs in local listings
Tamworth boars with good size and bone listed by H. J. Dirks Center Junction. Holstein bulls of adv il age offered by Fred Shover Monticello. Holstein heifers ready to Calf soon and one young purebred bull listed by J. G. Suter.
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Monticello
Nebraska
The
Express
Eugene Duer
Tamworth
H. J. Dirks
Center Junction
Fred Shover
J. G. Suter
Reformatory prisoner fled toward old home
Cedar Rapids police sought Thoms Gilliland who walked away from the prison farm around noon. He told a fellow inmate he planned to go to his home in Ottumwa where another man was troubling Mrs. Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Thoms Gilliland
Ottumwa
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments
A legendary physician is credited posthumously with a stomach ulcer remedy called the Udga Treatment. In six years 54,169 letters claim recovery. Free samples offered by Udga Suite B loot Schulze Building St Paul Minnesota.
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Suite B
loot-Schulze Bide
St. Paul
Minn
Palmer's Drug Store
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Grounds Cleared
Wayne Township reports removal of old barns at the Wayne Zion Lutheran church last Tuesday improving the premises. Tobe Freese shows some improvement after a period on the Sick list. Gerritt Siebels, age 84, of Amber, has not been in good health. Charles Duane Hagen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Haven, was baptized at the church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harms of Poughkeepsie N Y will occupy the Hagen farm this coming year.
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DeShaw
M. C
James Bort
Arthur Bud Shelley
Berkeley Curtis
George Fraser
Ray Hodgson
Eastern Star
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Tobe Freese
Gerritt Siebels
Amber
Charles Duane Hagen
George Haven
Herman Harms
Poughkeepsie
Hagen Farm
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O'Rourke
J. Lahey
Cardinals
Hogan
Neilly
Daly
Locher
Nordmann
Kennedy
Fluckiger
F. Rauen
Fothergill
W. Lattner
Kane
A. Rauen
Hayes
Reichart
McCrea
Henderson
Minnis
Robert Schats
Ruth Graves
Sacred Heart School
Lois A. Applegate
Charles
Elizabeth Applegate
Scotch Grove
Epworth Seminary
Lenox College
Cedar Falls
Frederick W. Royden
Greeley
Frank
Jean
Royden
Edgewood
Joyce
Jean Royden
Clarence Latta
A. J. Schoonover
Highland Park
Calif
B. L. Hoyt
S. G. Gutensohn
Monticello Congregational Church
John Livingston
FR. J. McNeill
Amber Savings Bank
Adolph Schoon
Meyer's Produce Company
Fox Farm
W. H. McDaniel
Jones County Abstract Company
Iowa
Warren P. Lawrence
Farmers' Grain Company
Clover and Timothy Seed
Minnesota
H. H. Carson
Legion
the Express
First House
Rutherford
1. C. O. F. Hall
INSP
Fredag March
William” Hopkins Enite Hort OL
Tim McCoy
Royal Entertainment
Screenland
America
Fifi
D’orsay
Ned Sparks
Stuart Erwin
Patsy Kelly
Charles Ruggles
Charles Farrell
Frances Lederer
Man of Two Worlds
R.H. Balster Farm Equipment
William Balsiger
Clem Liddy
Irving Hintz
Edwin Wilcox
John Smith
Eugene Byers
Carl Smith
Ralph Parkhouse
Eleanor
Maquoketa
E. G. Burrichter
Pageteune
Raymond Denkhoff
Chariton
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Francis Cooier
Dubuque, Iowa
Japan
Jimmy Bear
Marion
Tiger Jozehenter
Galena
Johnny Meyer
Dubuque
Wrestling
Opera House
Heinie Engel
Creamery
Paul Paulsen Jr
Watch Tower
Judge Rutherford
Wayne Township
P Poultry
Mirage
Lux Feeds
Lux Chix
Lux
Russell E, Lux
Eee Salta
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo Auditorium
Theate College Inn
Frankie Masters
Hotel Sherman
By Sa DeLee Ama
Ealaa CL
L& Salle
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