Mrs D Pirie Beyea to Lecture Here Feb 27
Mrs D Pirie Beyea, lecturer for the Iowa state department of health, will speak at the high school auditorium Wednesday February 27 at 7 30 pm. The event, under the auspices of the Parent-Teachers association, aims to inform clubs schools and civic groups about health programs and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pirie-Beyea
Iowa State Department of Health
Beyea
Iowan State Department of Health
Henry Albert
D. Pirte-Beyea
State Department of Health
West Indies
George Alsbury
British West Indies
Henry Lawrence
Lucknow
Midland Railway of
England
Sir Walter Scott
Rob Ray
Queen Victoria
Hoover Belgian Relief Commission
Army of Occupation
Germany
America
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Tasmania
Rotary Club
Washington
Iowa
Warning to Jones Co car owners on old 1928 licenses
County Treasurer Harry Holcomb cautions auto owners still using 1928 licenses that it violates the law. penalties include $1 per month, fines from $1 to $100, and possible court arrest at the discretion of the court. He urges compliance to avoid court appearances.
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Jones CO
Harry
Purina Mills
Purina
Monticello
Secretary's Report Of Hopkinton Creamery
The Hopkinton Cone Paras Creamery Association report for 1938 notes 334182 pounds of butter produced at strong grades, selling to New York markets for premium returns. Four cream haulers employed. creamery managed by H M Reeve. J P Guthrie highest patron with 2612.77 butterfat. Monthly balance distributed to patrons by weight of butterfat delivered. notes on labor saving devices and quality control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton Cone Paras Creamery Association
Tepes & Marshness
PATS
New York
H. M. Reeve
C. W. Rouse
University of Minnesota
Hopkinton
Bellevue
Iowa
J. P. Guthrie
Home Declam Contest Winners At Public Schools
An audience enjoyed the annual home declamatory contest at the public schools auditorium. Winners include Alma Buel in Oratorical, Dorothy Johnson in Dramatic, and Emil Prult in Humorous. Second place winners proceed to county events, with George Richard Guyan, Lucia Schoon, and Ruth Van Buren earning spots. Music groups performed ahead of Mount Vernon contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Buel
Spartacus
Dorothy Johnson
Emil Prult
Jimmy Jones
Hopkinton
Wyoming
George Richard Guyan
Lincoln
God
Lucia Schoon
Camille
Ruth van Buren
Lottie Whittenbaugh
Strawberry Point
E. R. Newcomb
F. W. Lammey
Anamosa
Rose Wilcox
Boys’ Glee Club
Girls’ Glee Club
Mount Vernon
Sacred Heart School Notes Highlight Owl Visit and Exams
Sacred Heart notes report a real owl appeared in the high school senior assembly, stayed all morning, was caught and given to Dr. Benadom at noon. Report cards were issued with overall satisfactory grades. The typewriting class progressed in business letters and speed. The basketball team beat St. Patrick's of Cedar Rapids in Cedar Rapids Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benadom
St. Patrick's High School of
Cedar Rapids
Fifth District Party For Knoxville Veterans
The Fifth district hosts a January birthday party at the U S Veterans hospital in Knoxville for 47 boys with birthdays that month. Balloons tied to wrapped packages contain small gifts, including a bow tie and cigarettes, while veterans choose a balloon to claim the present. A musical program and games accompany refreshments from local units and a candy donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avownt
U.S Veterans
Knoxville
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Shellsburg
Coggan
Red Cross
Bernice Williams
Marion
Reformed Church schedules events and concert in February
The Reformed Church, led by Pastor R. P. Kuenteel, lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a German service at 11 a.m. events include confirmation class February 16, a women’s society meeting February 20, family night February 14, union prayer February 15, and a Sacred concert February 17 by the Abernathy quartet with no admission charge. Sunday worship themes and Lenten Bible readings are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Semmert
Matiiin, Amtuser
Paul Dietiker
Nachani Rehrends
Women's Missionary Society Wit
J. W. Schweitzer
Ehough
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Epworth League
Abernathy Concert Company
Austin Abernathy
Carol Abernathy
Hadley Abernathy
Library Notes Urges Requests for Popular Titles This Week
The library lists many standard books in demand with two to three copies needed for simultaneous use. Citizens are asked to search attic or storage for titles such as The Bent Twig, The Three Musketeers, Sea Wolf, Mysterious Island, and Ramona among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Library Board
Canfield
Craik
John Halifax
Deeping
Oppenheim
Sabatini
Sea Hawk
Tarkington
Verne
Mysterious Island
Wiggin—Redbecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Eggleston
Hoosier
Saint Matthew's Ev Lutheran Church Services and Events
St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Church led by Rev H L Adix offers Sunday school at 10 AM and worship at 10 45 AM with German service at 7 30 PM on Friday choir practice. A World Day of Prayer union service is set for Friday Feb 15 at 2 30 PM with four churches participating. Beginning Feb 24 Lent services will be held each Sunday evening. Envelopes for Sunday school to be brought on listed Sundays. James McDonough birthday dinner and theater party hosted by Katherine McDonough honors her brother James with six boys attending and friends assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Duckett
Paster
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church
Reformed
Congregational
Presbyterian Church
Katherine McDonough
James
Dick Kennedy
Keith Dickey
Vincent Kane
Donald Nordman
Leonard Schoon
Miss McDonough
Antonette Nordman
Winifred Neilly
Congregational and Castle Grove Lutheran Services Listed
The Congregational Church led by Pastor George W. McNary offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m and morning worship with sermon at 11:00 a.m on Sunday February 17 Young People hour at 6:00 p.m Castle Grove Lutheran Church with Pastor G Wolf holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m German service at 10:00 a.m English Lenten service at 7:30 p.m Luther League meets after the service A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Epitaph Quip and Farm Note From Old Newspapers
An eastern graveyard tale recalls a wag who inscribed a humorous rebuke beneath a tomb inscription about following the dead. The item also notes alfalfa hay as good hen feed and cites a world radium supply of about 500 grammes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Monticello
Bowen’s Prairie
Sand Spring Creamery Reports 1928 Records and Profits
The Sand Spring creamery annual report shows 1928 butter production of 258,069 pounds with 208,528 pounds of butterfat churned and 49,641 pounds overrun. Total creamery business reached 119,900.40, with net profits across departments and a zero bank indebtedness as of January 1, 1929. Directors named include H. Becker, P. J. Kurt, H. Chaplin, L. Ament, and Joe Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Batchelder
Sand Spring
K. Greer
H. Becker
P. J. Kurt
H. Chaplin
L. Ament
Joe Miller
Smith and Egger
Weber and Gestel
Slauson
Trenkamp Bros
Schmid
Slauson and Slauson
Ray White
Slauson and Schmid
E. Nei
Smith and Egger Caererats
Real Estate Transfers Week Ends February 2 1929
Deeds filed show Colin G Thomas transferring to Henry Boner Sr a western dead end lot in Monticello for $1 dated January 25 1929. Henry Boner Sr then sells to Peter Florin a western dead end lot in Monticello for $1 150 dated January 10 1929. Monticello State Bank transfers to Oliver Kiburz a large northwest quarter and adjacent parcels in section 28 township 86 range 2 for $1.00 dated January 30 1929. Georgiana Pash and husband convey to George W Bemrose several lots in original town of Anamosa and adjacent Boardman Soper divisions for $1 dated November 6 1928. William Wilkins and wife convey to Geo W Bemrose similar Anamosa parcels for $1 dated November 6 1928. Charley Wilkens and wife convey to Geo in Anamosa two Boardman Soper subdivision lots for $1 dated December 19 1928. Citizens Savings Bank of Olin transfers undivided half interest in Cronkhite's addition to Olin for $1 dated December 18 1928. Monticello State Bank transfers to Alphonse J Stoll a northwest quarter in section 3 township 85 range 3 for $1 dated January 30 1929. Edward C McGowan and wife transfer to Nicholas Schwirtz multiple Shaw subdivision parcels in Anamosa for $1 dated December 24 1928. Katie Smith transfers to Thomas Bemrose several Gillett subdivision lots in Anamosa for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin G. Thomas
Henry Boner, Sr
W. d
Monticello
Henry Boner
Peter Florin
Georgiana Pash
George W. Bemrose
Anamosa
Boardman & Soper’s
William Wilkins
Geo W. Bemrose
Q. c
Citizens Savings Bank of
Olin
H. E. Carter
N. d
Cronkhite
Katie Smith
Thomas Bemrose
Gillett
Deeds Filed For Record Week Ending Feb 9 1928
Multiple real estate transfers listed including M B Walters to W A Hicks and Nic Schwirtz to Almeda May with parcels in Ons law Shaw's sub-div Soper & Boardman sub-div and East Ann area within 84-4 86-3 and 83-1 references. Transactions dated 1928 1929 show nominal consideration mostly $1.00 with several parcels in Monticello Anamosa Amber and surrounding townships.
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Gillett
M. B. Walters
W. A. Hicks
Onslaw
Nicholas Schwirtz
Almeda May
Shaw
Nic Schwirtz
Soper & Boardmanfs
Fisher
East Anamosa
Almeda
East AnnenOee
Anamosa
Margie Learns Washington Is Not Her Birthday Hero
A humorous column recounts five year old Margie reacting to the idea of George Washington's birthday. Margie questions the meaning of the remark and insists she did not say she was the birthday hero, revealing a child’s playful misunderstanding of famous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie
George Washington
Indianapolis News
Shipworms menace ships andseas in costing millions
Shipworms, a group of several hundred mollusk species including oysters and clams among their kin, are described as both friends and foes of man. In the United States their annual damage is estimated at ten million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FOR SALE Two cows and one heifer due in May Monticello
For sale two fresh young cows and a heifer due in May. Exchange for brood sows. Howard Hicks Route 3 Monticello. Also notice of a residence for sale Storm property corner Railroad and Clark Monticello with seven rooms bath steam heat and garage priced at 5500 inquire E A Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Lou Ehrisman
Monticello
Howard Hicks
Railroad and
Clark Street
First Street
E. A. Hubbard
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Weller
Hopkinton Creamery
Ess
Sacred Heart School
Donald Burrichter
Fifth District
Party For
Knoxville Veterans
Reformed Church
R. P. Kuenteel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Davies
Library Notes
St. Matthew's Ev. Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
St. John’s Ev. Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Tom Ats
Seti Los Vst Cve
Her Brother
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
G. Wolf
Sand Spring Creamery
Mary A. Alloway
Jennie A. Callason
Mary Alloway
Dora A. Brucks
Jennie Callason
Wis
J. M. Alloway
Swi
Harm J. Dirks
Gerd J. Dirks
Herman Englehart
John Beranek
Charles Koranda
Shipworma
John Gavin
C. Hodson
John Miller
Langworthy
Fred Kellum
Will Hanken
Buffalo Robe
Fred J. Kay
Will Netcatt
Eee
Carl Plueger
Poulry
Harold Tompkins Strain
A. Oltman
Boulder Township
Prairieburg
A. L. Kraft
North Cedar Street
Lowell State Bank
Timothy Seed
Center Junction
Cedar Street
Anna Reichart
Fuller Brush Company
A. O. Lambert
C. R. Neal
Scotch Grove
Town
Main Street
Fred Kel- Tum
F. B. Collins
Dubuque County
Joseph CG. Lunesmann
Farley
Cedar Rapids Rendering Co
J.C. French
American Legion
Francis Pepin
K. Olden
F. Pepin
Scotch Grove Township
J. M. Lange, Jr
E. J. Farley
Center Street
Kathryn Young
Paving
J. L. Weber& Sons
Cascade
Tom Barron
F. J. Gestel
Frank L. Story
James Davis
Elmer Schrader
Center Junction, Iowa
Te Aims
Gawage
E. A. Wotten
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