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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1947

Page

6

Heart Week talk and local charity drive in Monticello

Dr C G Thomas spoke on heart trouble at the Monticello Rotary Club as National Heart Week began. Rotarians contributed to the March of Dimes with about 30 percent of the quota raised. No new civil cases were filed in Jones County last week. Judge Thompson signed estate orders and a divorce decree in Eads v Eads granting custody to Helen Eads of her minor son, with habitual intoxication cited.

C, G. Thomas Montitello Rotary National Heart Thomas Jones County G. K. ‘Thompson Helen Eads Dwight Eads Robert Ek, Eads

Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by District Clerk

The office of the district court clerk reports marriage licenses issued in the past week including Adolph Steart of Monticello and Mabel Cass of Des Moines. Clifford F. Miner aged 25 and Margaret C. Anderson aged 22, both of Springville. Also Robert L. Wolfe 24 and Jeanette Weers 19 of Anamosa. Emil Ditmanns 21 of Anamosa and Gertrude Wise 17 Central City. Paul Lange 20 Hopkinton. Margaret Wroblewski 21 Anamosa.

District Court Adolph Steart Monticello Mabel Cass Des Moines Clifford F. Miner Margaret C. Anderson Springville Robert L. Wolfe Jeanette Weers Anamosa Emil Ditmanns Gertrude Wise Central City Paul’ Lange Hopkinton Margaret Wroblewski

Monticello Lions Meet at Monte Cafe President Presiding

The Monticello Lions Club held its regular meeting at the Monte Cafe with President Edgar Vernon presiding. Donald Coxey led the program and introduced Donald Allen, milk inspector, who spoke about his work. Members contributed to the March of Dimes.

Monticello Lions Club The Monte Cafe Edgar Vernon Donald Coxey Donald Allen Lions Club

Community Lenten Services Begin Feb 19 at 7:30 PM

Lent services start Wednesday evening February 19 in the Community building at 7 30 PM. Churches taking part include Evangelical and Reformed Congregational Christian Methodist and Presbyterian. Attendees planned to join each weekly service.

Births Reported at John McDonald Hospital This Week

Three births recorded this week at John McDonald hospital. Beb 8 to Herman Bartels couple of Monticello a boy born Feb 9. Millard First Jr and wife Monticello welcome a girl on Feb 11. Robert Lawrence and wife Anamosa welcomed a boy.

John McDonald Hospital Herman Bartels Monticello Millard First, Jr Robert Lawrence Anamosa

World Day of Prayer Service Planned at First Presbyterian

The annual World Day of Prayer service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church in Monticello on Friday February 21 at 2 p.m. The public is urged to note the date and attend.

Union First Presbyterian Church Monticello

Two Local 18 Year Olds Report For Selective Service

Mrs. Leo Holub, clerk of the selective service office, reports two youths who turned 18 reported this past week. They are Wayne Louis Benhart of Oxford Junction and Harold Junior Wink of Anamosa.

Leo Holub Selective Service Office Wayne Louis Benhart Oxford Junction Harold Junior Wink Anamosa

Two Vehicle Licenses Issued This Week in County

The county treasurer Don H. Ruhl reports only two licenses processed last week. Leonard Horn of Amber registered a Studebaker truck and Gifford Hansen of Anamosa registered a Studebaker car.

Don H. Ruhl Leonard Horn Amber Studebaker Gifford Hansen Anamosa

Wyoming Man Seriously Injured In Highway 64 Crash

Robert Hoffert of Barner South Dakota and his wife suffered injuries when, while driving west on Highway 64, Hoffert attempted to pass a truck loaded with OBES and collided with the eastbound Peterson Produce Co. truck driven by Blaine Harbert. Hoffert was hospitalized in Anamosa with serious injuries including a severe gash, left eye injury, and internal damage. Mrs Hoffert sustained minor injuries and was not hospitalized.

Wyoming Robert Hoffert Barner S. D Blaine ‘Harbert Peterson Produce , Co Maqueeta Hoffert Harbert Anamosa Galble Mra. Hoffert

Diamond Bros Plan Grand Opening of Cedar Falls Monticello Store

Diamond Brothers Paul and Sam announce a formal reopening of their Monticello store in the Lambert building on Saturday February 15. The redecorated self serve outlet features air conditioning and modern fixtures with No 10 canned goods, farm supplies, baking items, dairy, fresh produce, center island selections, and new checkout counters. Diamond Brothers operate 40 Iowa stores and have run Monticello for a decade, now entering their 11th year.

Diamond Brothers of Cedar Falls Monticello Lambert Building Kidwell’ ‘Plumbing d Loren Oakley Paing Diamond, Brothers Paul Sam Cedar Falls Iowa

Planned district meeting on soil conservation set at Anamosa

The Iowa A C A committee has announced tentative plans for a two day district training and information meeting on February 20 and 21 in Anamosa Courthouse Community Room from 10 am to 4 pm daily. Noted participants include Earl Elijah Clarence Jerry Meldrum Frank Mendell A J Loveland Harlan Bachus and Cris Randolph with two county AAA committeemen from Scott Clinton Cedar Jackson Jones Linn Buchanan Delaware Dubuque and Clayton counties slated to attend.

A.C.A Anamosa Earl Elijah Clarence State Soils District Committee Jerry Meldrum Frank Mendell State Soil [Conservation ‘Service A. J. Loveland Iowa P.M.A Harlan Bachus The Soil Conservation Service Cris Randolph Jones County Conservation Service AAA Scott Clinton Cedar Jackson Jones, Linn, Buchanan Delaware, Dubuque, ‘and Clayton

Lenten Devotional Services At Wayne

Rev F H Kehren of Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran church will speak during Lent on the Seven Lives in the Day of the Cross. A special topic is set for every Friday evening of Lent with prior announcement and special music for each service.

American Legion Posts Surpass 1947 Membership Quotas

The Iowa American Legion reports strong 1947 gains with 171 new members turned in by the Newton post plus a statewide drive totaling over 90 000 paid members. Jones County exceeds its quota with 822 members against an 802 goal, the largest county membership in history. Post commanders Sam H Schuetz and C F Shimanek continue the drive as Dr R Weller visits from Denver.

Rourke-post American Legion Iowa Iowa Legion Des Moines Jesse W. Halden Newton Monticello Sam H. Schuetz C. F. Shimanek Halden Legion Jones County

Monticello Polio Drive Seeks Urgent Funds

March of Dimes campaign in Monticello closes this weekend as chairman Ralph Wilson reports slow contributions. Donations may be left at Monticello State Bank or with Wilson in the Lovell building. Lions and Rotary clubs have already contributed. The appeal emphasizes timely action to aid poliomyelitis patients and notes tax deductibility.

Monticello Ralph Wilson A. Sone Monticello State Bank Ralph Wilson Lovell Building

Monticello Girls Win College Honors Distinction

Kathleen Barron daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Barron and Joan Hayes daughter of Mrs J J Hayes earned the distinction scholastic rating for the first semester at Mt Mercy College Cedar Rapids Both are freshmen enrolled in the secretarial science course.

Monticello Kathleen Barron J.R. Barron Joan Hayes J. J. Hayes Mt. Mercy College Cedar Rapids

Pfc Covington Promoted to Corporal In Japan Camp

Covington Overseas Pfc Galen Covington of the 11th AB Division at Camp Shimmiflinging Near Sendai Japan receives a promotion to corporal. In a letter he mentions meeting Donald Wolf of Monticello aboard convoy. Covington is a regular Express reader.

Covington Galen Covington Camp Shimmiflinging Sendai Japan Donald Wolf Monticello The Express

Band to Offer Concert Series in Monticello

The Monticello band launches a 500-Club fundraising drive selling $1 tickets for a three concert series to at least 500 residents. The first concert on Feb 20 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium features soloists and ensembles under Ray Stumpaugh.

Filigh-Seheo Monticello Ray Stumbaugh Marvin Jacobs Randall Ganfield Susan Stuhler Miriam Young Dorothea Diers Donald Martin Veitch Audrey Fern Decker Robert Schrader Elizabeth Wilson Donna Aitchison Evelyn Meade Paul Seehusen Leona Smith Margaret Ann Zimmerman Anna _ Diers Barbara Walker Clara Kehren Doris Zimmerman Roma Hoult Ray Stumpaugh Bach Chorale Jesu Richard JJ Overture Edward German Invercargill Alex Lithgow

Harold Hogan Discharge Filed From Naval Service

Harold Dwain Hogan of Monticello filed his discharge from the naval services in the county recorder’s office during the past week. He was separated at the U S Naval Air Station Alameda California on January 17 and last served with Underwater Demolition Team No 20. He is entitled to wear the Asiatic Pacific Victory American Occupation and European African with two stars ribbons.

Harold Dwain Hogan Monticello Naval Services Bess E. Sherman Hogan U.S. Naval Air Station Alameda Calif

Hodgson Couple Welcome Son William Ray at St Luke's

Mr and Mrs Ray L Hodgson of Cedar Rapids welcomed a son born February 7 at St Luke's hospital. The baby weighs 6 pounds ? ounces and was named William Ray. The Hodgsons’ son is a Monticello high school alumnus.

Ray L. Hodgson Cedar, Rapids St. Luke's Hospital William Ray Hodgson Monticelo Monticello

Farm Loan Group Holds Anniversary in Anamosa

Jones County National Farm Loan Association held its annual meeting in Anamosa with storm-caused low attendance. Henry F. Adams of Monticello was reelected to head the group for a fourth year, with new officers and directors including George Slater and Olin R. Howie. Harold McTavish reported 63 new loans totaling 369800, as H. A. Viergutz spoke on the 30th anniversary of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha.

Jones County National Farm Loan ‘Association Anamosa Mhe May Henry Ff. Adamd Monticello Adams Board of Supervisors Jones County George Slater Olin Olin R. Howie George M. Luckstead Wyoming Perry

English Burds Sale Set For Feb 17 At Cascade Farm

A closing out sale announced by Mrs Nell English and John J Burds will be held Monday February 17 at their Cascade area farm three and a half miles west of Cascade and six miles east of Monticello on Highway 151. The sale includes 46 Brown Swiss and Guernsey cattle 20 Chester White sows and other hogs totaling 94 head plus hay grain and some farm machinery. Col Joe Herard will conduct the sale.

Nell English John J. Burds Cascade Monticello Highway 151 Col Joe Herard

Leigh Clark Honored by Goodyear Company

Mr and Mrs Leigh Clark attended a state meeting of the Goodyear Tire Rubber Company in Des Moines. The program presented him with a plaque recognizing 15 years of service as a company representative.

Leigh Clark Goodyear ‘Tire ’ Rubber Company Des Moines Clark

Aerial montage shows Monticello landmarks and growth

An aerial view of Monticello reveals key sites in Jones county including the library and public schools, the Milwaukee railroad, Farmers Lumber yard, Procter store, and the Evangelical Reformed church. The picture notes a new $70,000 recreation center slated to begin spring construction and nearby farms, fairs, and clubs.

the Express Monticello Don Altang Des Moines Register Register Jones County Franklin Equipment Company Franklin Chicago, Milwaukee Railroad First Street Farmers Lumber and Supply Company Milwaukee Depot Procter Store Maquoketa River Cascade Herman Bajasch Maquoketa Montigello Ralph Yambert

Mabel Corbin Dies Suddenly At Anamosa

Mabel C Corbin dies at Anamosa after a heart attack while visiting to attend a basketball game. Funeral planned for next Sunday at 2 30 at Goettsch funeral home with Rev William J Grossheim. Burial in Oakwood cemetery beside her husband William Corbin. Seved by son William E Corbin sister Lucille Chaloupka.

Mabel C. Corbin Anamosa

Boy Scouts Plan Exposition in Cedar Rapids Coliseum

More than 2 000 Boy Scouts and Cubs from Linn Jones and Benton counties join the Waubeek Area Exposition at Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids on February 14 and 15. The event features 65 booths 75 demonstrations Sea Scout stage motion pictures and walk around format marking the 37th anniversary of Scouting with Boy Scout Week Feb 7 13 admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.

Linn, Jones, Benton Area Waubeek Area Marion Center Point Belle Plaine Vinton Shellsburg Blairstown Anamosa Morley Mt. Vernon Robins Keith Benner Waubeek

Soil Building Payments Total $11,086.15 Distributed in 1946

First 1946 soil building payments totaling 11,086.15 were distributed last week to 230 Jones county producers by the St. Louis Disbursing Office. Remaining producers will receive payments soon as mailings of payment applications to sign are completed.

Jones County St. Louis AAA L. T. Lorenzen

Sam Holmes Jr. Injured in Whitewashing Accident

Sam Holmes Jr of Hygragde Food Products sustained a badly infected eye when whitewash splashed into it while he whitewashed the interior of the produce building. Initially feared to lose sight, he is slowly improving.

Sam Holmes, Jr Hygragde Food Products

Weekend Visit Noted for Warren Kester Couple

My and Mrs Warren Kester of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dalco.

Warren Kester Cedar Rapids Dalco

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monticello Rotary Club Diamond Bros Wayne Dr.r. Weller Denver, Colo Mrs Harry Matthiessen Higry Guyan Martin Burrichter Calmar Harold D. Hogan Farm Loan Group Henry F. Adams Goodyear Company Main Mabel Corbin Corbin Floral Hall Chaloupka Dubuque William Corbin Boy Scouts Sam Holmes Jr
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