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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1951

Page

9

Jones county men to travel for physicals March 8

Thirty six Jones county men will ride by bus to Des Moines for physicals on March 8, per Mrs. Hubert C Metcalf secretary of the county selective service board She reports no draft calls have been received Three marriage licenses were issued this week in Jones county to Newell Meeks and Jean L Achenbach both of Anamosa Raymond Finn and Bertha Arthur of Anamosa H Ray Kinney of Anamosa and Carol Groth of Olin

Jones County Des Moines Hubert C. Metcalf County Selective Service Board W. Leigh Pearson Newell Meeks Jean L. Achenbach Anamosa Raymond Finn Bertha Arthur H. Ray Kinney Carol Groth Olin

Monticello Council endorses engineering plans for street project

At a special Monticello City Council meeting eight Greater Monticello Committee members and a Cedar Rapids based engineer reviewed plan options and costs. The council authorized the Greene Company to prepare plans and specs for bidding while final decisions on scope and costs are finalized Next Monday the committee will present final recommendations and a special meeting will follow.

Monticello Greater Monticello Howard R. Greene Engineering Company Cedar Rapids Greene Company Baughton Harold Wilcox Council On the Street

Million Changes As Express Goes On New Mailing

The Express undertakes a new mailing with its addressograph system after widespread errors in last week’s delivery. About 100 papers missed their correct address despite 2,300 prepaid subscribers. two workers labored across Friday to Tuesday to fix subscription cards and plates. Readers are urged to verify the address in the upper left of page 1 and call or mail corrections.

Express the Express

Daughters Born to Cobbs in Japan and Cedar Rapids

In Kyoto Japan Mr and Mrs Tyrus Cobb of Ankeny welcomed a daughter Marjorie Jo born February 14 to join an elder sister Sherri The Cobbs formerly lived in Monticello where Mr Cobb worked with John Deere and now continues similar work in Ankeny In Hopkinton Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids a daughter Branda Sue weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Melchert on Friday February 16 Her arrival adds a sister named Vicki to the family.

John McDonald Hospital John Tallman Anamosa Dale Adams Monticello Ronald Lambert Hopkinton William Duffy Jr Cascade Alvin Ortgies Clarence Kehoe Frank Straub Marvin Stahlberg Major Donald Ae Donald Howie Patricia Ann Howie Lucile Stange Los Angeles Major Howie Korea 25Th Station Hospital Kyoto Japan Tyrus Cobb Ankeny Marjorie Jo Sherri Cobbs Cobb John Deere Company Branda Sue Clarence Melchert Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Vicki

County Roads Embargo Set By County Engineer

Jones county will impose an embargo on designated roads starting March 1 the county engineer’s office announced. Maximum load limits will be fixed at four tons for vehicles and machines. Embargoed roads will be marked with embargo signs.

Jones County

Is Your Paper Late Being Delivered

The notice explains delays for some Express subscribers due to George Washington's birthday causing a postal holiday. Most readers get the paper as usual, but a few may wait until the next mail delivery because of the holiday.

George Washington Express George

Methodists Observe Laymen's Sunday at St Luke's

St Luke's Methodist church plans Laymen's Sunday on February 25 during morning worship. The service, titled Worship and Faith, is led by men with Mr T E Hamilton leading the service and lay addresses by Dr Lyman Perkins and Mr Richard Long. A men's quartet will sing.

St. Luke's Methodist Church God T. E. Hamilton Lyman Perkins Richard Long

Grass Silage Boosts Richland County Livestock Profits

Farmers in Richland township adopt grass silage as hay alternative to cope with wet seasons. Cris H. Randolph of the U S Soil Conservation Service notes grass silage includes grass legume and cereal crops cut green and stored without air. Early results show up to 50 percent time savings and reduced labor. silage requires reinforced silos and can be stored in various containers. Local producers such as the Buols Hein and Schlemme families lead a community effort with shared equipment and methods.

Cris H. Randolph U.S. Soil Conservation Service Randolph Richland Township Robert and LaVern Buol William Buol Buol Brothers Carl Hein and Son Marion Clark Forrest Ely John Behnken Schlemme Brothers Robert LaVern Buel

Red Cross Chairman Recalls War Time Prisoner Experience

Rev. Donald L. Chapman pastor of the Congregational church recounts his World War II service as B 17 pilot and crew member captured after a bomb run over Germany. He describes POW camps in Frankfurt and Nuremberg, Red Cross parcels arriving late, and Swiss convoy aid that sustained inmates. The piece ties his war story to the local Red Cross drive and its 1946 quota efforts.

Red Cross Red Cross Drive Donald L. Chapman Congregational Church 15Th Air Force Italy Germany Brux Yugoslavia Frankfurt On Main Moncello

Burke Damage Suit: Ordered Retried Ends Third Day

The third day of the retrial in Edward Burke Jr. versus Edward Reiter and Edward Reiter Jr. concluded in district court. A Jones county jury had awarded Burke 7350.75 for a Dec 24, 1948 auto crash near the Y on highway 151 south of Anamosa, leading the Supreme Court to remand for a new trial due to excessive damages. Judge Charles Penningroth presides. new petit jurors list includes Frank Koranda and others from Oxford Junction, Anamosa, and nearby areas.

Edward Burke, Jr Edward Reiter Edward Reiter, Jr Supreme Court Jones County Burke Highway 151 Anamosa Charles Penningroth Frank C. Koranda Edward Hayer Robert Benhart Oxford Junction Esther Kromminga Ervin Poppe Anna Hagen Monticello Lawrence Shanney Russel Tenley Fern Andresen Robert Plattenberger Martelle Willis Thuman Stone City Elsie Houstman Olin

Funeral Rites Set Today For Mrs Daily

Mrs. J. M. Daily aged 72 died at her Stone City home Monday evening. Funeral service to be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Goettsch Funeral Home Anamosa. Survived by son Clifford at home. daughters Mrs. Harold Yount Anamosa and Mrs. Harold Knight Walker. Also sister Mrs. Henry Uhr Anamosa and brother John Mayberry Wyoming.

J. M. Daily Stone City Goettsch

Auto collision causes $200 damage in Monticello

Wayne W. Wolf of Monticello collided Saturday afternoon with Fred Blohm of Rt. J Monticello at the West First and Farley street corner. Police report each car sustained about $200 in damage and neither driver was injured. Wolf's car was owned by Kenneth Like.

Wayne W. Wolf Monticello Fred Blohm Rt. J. Monticello West First Farley Street Ivan Reynolds Wolf Kenneth Like

Union Lenten Service At Methodist Church

The Union Lenten service on Wednesday February 28 will be held at St Luke's Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Rev James Sala will preach and the host pastor Rev Robert V Gildner will conduct. music by St Luke's choir directed by Miss Darlene White.

St. Luke’s Methodist Church James Sala Robert V. Gildner St. Luke's Darlene White

Name New Assistant In Pearson's Office

Mrs. Helen Fox of Anamosa named as new assistant in the office of W Leigh Pearson county clerk of the district court. Fox began work this week.

Helen Fox Anamosa W. Leigh Pearson District Court Fox

Final Rites Held On Monday Afternoon For Ethel Studer

Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm for Ethel M. Studer who died Friday morning at her home. Rev H L Adix officiated at Goettsch funeral home with burial in Oakwood cemetery. She was born in Monticello daughter of Calvin and Mrs Stone and lived there all her life. She married John R Studer June 5 1917 and they had one son Warren. Pallbearers were William First LaVern Eilers Herman Hofmann Kenneth Serbousek Victor Richardson and George Richardson.

Ethel M. Studer Goettsch H. L. Adix Oakwood Cemetery Studer Monticello Calvin Stone John R. Studer Warren William First LaVern Eilers Herman Hoffman Kenneth Serbousek Victor Richardson George Richardson

Fourth Homemakers Class Plans Monday Session

The fourth Adult Homemaking class meets Monday night February 26 at 7 30 in the home making rooms with the lesson When Do Short Cuts Pay a study of quick mixes and all purpose mixes Members are urged to bring favorite recipes The last in the series Foods For Fun and Families continues next week starting March 12 with films from McGraw Hill and new crafts to be taught Other notes invite young wives and mothers to attend the final five lesson series on understanding children.

MsGraw- Hill Publishing Company

Land Bid Granted for College Purchase in Jones County

Cornell College of Mount Vernon won a court ordered land purchase by bid of 56400 for SE of Sec 30 and NW14 of NE 1 of Sec 31 in township 83 to settle an equity suit with John L. Baird et al. Guy Martin of Martelle served as referee. Also filed this week in district court were one new divorce action and one escape charge.

Cornell College of Mount Vernon Jones County Township John L. Baird Guy Martin Martelle Paul A. Brannaman Pearl A. Brannaman Anamosa Vernon Lee Charles Penningroth Jones County Grand Jury Lee Monticello

Doyle Pays $300 Per Acre For Anamosa Area Farm

Gerald Doyle bought the J. R. McBride farm at public auction for 21300 dollars, about four miles north of Anamosa on paved 151. The 71 acre tract, adjoining Leslie Doyle to the north, includes buildings and a good home.

Gerald Doyle J. R Rollie) McBride Anamosa Leslie Doyle

Community Building Schedule Highlights Events

The notice lists events at the auditorium and room 2 from February 25 to March 7. Items include Gospel services, a PMA Township meeting, a wedding dance for Milton Bader, and Highway Patrol license examinations, with multiple room allocations and times.

George C. Schoon Implement Co Rotary PMA Township Milton Bader Highway Patrol

Eilers Heads to New York Toy Fair for Christmas Stock

Frank Eilers manager of Schultz Bros. Co. will depart Sunday for a two and a half week trip to New York City. He will attend the International Toy Fair with three other company members to purchase toys for the 1951 Christmas season.

Frank Eilers Schultz Bros. Co New York City Eilers

Eight Townships Seek Three Thousand Red Cross Goal

The 1951 Red Cross drive for North Jones county runs Feb 25 to March 10 with a $3,000 goal. F Stewart Stahler heads the effort and Rev Donald Chapman leads the eight township group with district chairs and district heads coordinating rural and urban divisions. A kickoff dinner outlined the four way drive plan to mobilize for defense and inform each resident of Red Cross needs and activities. More than 30 workers attended. fundraising headquarters, a front window thermometer, and progress charts will track quotas and percentages through weekly Wednesday and Saturday hours.

Red Cross North Jones County F. Stewart Stahler Donald Chapman Castle Grove Vernon Barrack Lovell Joe Messerli Richland Clifford Decker Washington Harold Ginter Cass Edward Hauser Wayne Richard Hanken Scotch Grove Vernon Helgens Clay O. K. Alden Leslie Balster Monticello Northwest Division Ed Huibregtse Southwest Earl DeShaw Northeast Ernest Wahl Southeast Hei Schoon John Fraser Headquarters William Podhaski Forrest Deischer William Shaffer Stuhler Chester Condit Home Service John Baumann Robert Myers Howard Hicks Louis Mors Edith Lang Blake St. Louis Chapman Iowa Electric

Fish Fry Feeds 400 At Community Event In Monticello

Four hundred people enjoyed the Commun ity Conservation League fish fry at the Monticello Community Building on Thursday evening. The only casualty was the Master of Ceremony Tait Cummins who could not find his hat and wore a derby home. Conservation League thanks merchants and townspeople for support in making the event a success.

Community Conservation League Monticello Tait Cummins Tait Cedar Rapids Conservation League

Merchants Back J F A Students With Anniversary Week Ads

The Express special by the J F A Future Farmers class highlights 55 advertisements from local merchants. Merchants purchased space to support farming and the project with solicited ads from Don Monk, Dale Hein, Jim Heiken, and others, spanning pages 2 through 8 with listings for Monticello area businesses and services.

The Express Monticello High School F.F.A. Group Don Monk Dale Hein Jim Heiken Don Ahlrichs Art Burrichter Darrell Helgens Glen Hein Glen Rickels Harry Bauman Ray Meier Dick Adams Ray Rickels

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rotary Club Jim Hatch Hatch James Rhatigan Stuart Sutherland Max McCrabb Blanche Corwin Joe Lazio Pontiac George M. Hansen Center Junction Plymouth Perry L. Russell Mechanicsville DeSoto John and Ruby Steenhoek E. L. Matejka Wyoming International Truck B. A. Hinrichsen Chevrolet Alfred Etten Parlin Burgett Chrysler Carl Wolken William J. Bailey Anamasa Buick Robert D. Paul M. G. Midget J. L. Bader Council Engineering Co James W. Sala University of Dubuque Charles Malik Lebanon United States United Nations Malik Clair Eggiman Frederick Carl Wenger Ryan Mr. Wenger Mrs. Eggiman Jones County Soil Conservation Staff Bud Bros BY James O. Cantrell Nurnberg Frankfurt Geneva Switzerland Methodist Church Pearson Ethel Studer Cornell College Brashaw Wallace Wlaskolick Anamosa Reformatory Wlaskolick West Tape & Label Co Don Goodman Doyle New York American Petroleum Co Stubler Clothing Gamble Store LaVonne’s Firsts Jim Adams Yeastex Co Diamond Bros Shelley’s Coistas Crith Bowlmer G. & W. Adie Posse Marie's Sweet Shop George C. Schoon Implement Arend Balster Stores Midway Sweet Shop Pruit & Owen Lumber Co Center Junction Creamery Co Center Junction Lumber Co Hargrave Cleaners Egger Oil Co Monticello Feed Mill Baty Insurance Agency Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co Amber Mutual Creamery Co Eclipse Lumber Co Dr. D. L. Cassidy Staner & Reynolds Kuriger Bros Wil Iowa Electric Co Tedrow Monticello State Bank H & M Produce Schuetz Motors, Inc Monticello Auto Wreckers Wilcox Hatchery Freese Implement Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
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