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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1944

Page

5

Cattle and Bovine Shipments Lead Local Yard Weekly Activity

Nine cars of cattle were shipped to the U S Yards Chicago from local yards with drivers Bert Ballou George B Rickels Steve McDonald Wes Johanek George Manternacht Bud Bros listed among consignors. Incoming seven cattle cars were received by Ed Reiter Pete Hosch and Chris Reiter from Brainerd Kan. Clarence B Jessen named county extension director. Miss Elnora Griffith named office assistant. Lions club meeting hosted by Frank Walker with Irving Hintz discussing the American Farmers Institute program.

U. S Chicago Bert Ballou George B. Rickels Steve McDonald Wes Johanek George Manternacht Bud Bros Dubuque New York Tom Shipley Evanaville Ed Reiter Pete Hosch Chris Reiter Brainerd Kan Harlan Russell Jones County Farm Bureau Clarence B. Jessen Anamosa High School James F. Kearns Jessen Elnora Griffith Catherine McCrea Ford Motor Company Frank Walker Lions Club Harold Wilcox Irving Hintz American Farmers’ Institute Des Moines Mra. Wilcox

Marriage Licenses Issued In District Court Office

Two marriage licenses were issued this past week by the district court clerk. Names include Lewis F. Burrichter, 24, and Mary L. Schilt, 23, both of Monticello, with Henry Knake and Velma listed in the accompanying notice.

the District Court Lewis F. Burrichter Mary L. Schilt Monticello Henry Knake Velma

Record of Car Licenses Issued by County Treasurer Office

In the past week the county treasurer issued car and truck licenses up to 4304. The 1943 peak was 4725 licenses. The gap is blamed on junked or stored vehicles.

Births Reported At John McDonald Hospital

A son was born Feb 21 to Pvt. and Mrs. John Meyer of Wyoming. Pvt Meyer is stationed at Camp Wolters Texas. The birth was reported at John McDonald hospital during the past week.

John McDonald Hospital John Meyer Wyoming Pvt. Meyer Camp Wolters Texas

Ration changes and deadlines for stamps and tokens

The notice lists stamp and coupon validity for meats and fats, processed foods, sugar, gasoline, fuel oil, shoes, and income tax deadlines. It covers book four and three stamp series, new token plans from February 27 to March 20, and full token implementation on March 21.

South Middle West

Monticello churches map Lent with union services

Lenten observances begin with Ash Wednesday February 23 as Monticello churches plan a united schedule. The Evangelical and Reformed and other denominations host Wednesday evening services led by various pastors through April 5 while Sacred Heart Catholic church adds Wednesday and Friday devotionals. St. Matthew's Lutheran schedules double Sunday services and no special Lent events.

Monticello Armin H. Tendick Evangelical and Reformed Church

Lambert Drives Jeep on Mail Route

Ralph C. Lambert, rural mail carrier for Monticello route No. 3, will operate an American bantam army jeep on his route. He bought the $700 vehicle from a Rock Island salvage company after 1941 civilian models were released, added a top and upholstery, and tested it on hills with four wheel drive proving traction.

Ralph C. Lambert Monticello Rock Island, NL Lambert

Rural Teachers Meet Saturday At Monticello

Rural teachers from Jones county gather at Monticello school February 26 for sessions on the Iowa Reading Handbook. Miss Julia Sparrow from Iowa University leads topics on Primary Reading, Phonics in grades 4 5 6, and Intermediate Grade Reading with a business meeting at 9 30 prior to the program. Ill health prompts Miss Eldora Koppenhaver to resign from White Oak School Greenfield township. Mrev Bois Kuntz will finish the year.

Jones County Monticello Julia Sparrow Iowa University Eldora Koppenhaver White Oak uin-Greenfield Township Mrev Bois Kuntz

Curtains For Schick Hospital From Monticello Auxiliary

Monticello Auxiliary No 1683 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ships a care box to Schick Veterans hospital at Clinton. The package includes 10 pairs of curtains 12 checker board sets 12 decks of playing cards and several jigsaw puzzles. Curtains were cut and sewn by Minnie Rickels Fannie Bennett Emma Jacobs Ann Allamand Dora Che Carrie Moncrief Katie Jacobs and Freda Pearson with Inez Lubben as hospital chairman.

Monticello Veterans of Foreign Wars Schick Veterans Hospital Clinton Minnie Rickels Fannie Bennett Emma Jacobs Ann Allamand Dora Che Carrie Moncrief Katie Jacobs Freda Pearson Inez Lubben

Injuries Suffered by Irving Musgrove in Highway 30 Crash

Irving "Skinny" Musgrove, 45, of Anamosa and formerly Monticello, sustained a fractured knee cap and facial lacerations Tuesday after his car collided with a truck on Highway 30 eight miles west of Cedar Rapids. He was hospitalized at St. Luke's in Cedar Rapids. the truck was driven by Walter Lundt.

Irving Skinny) Musgrove Reid Hybrid Corn Company Anamosa Highway 30 Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hospital Walter Lundt Musgrove Monticello

John F. Hoult Funeral Held for Monticello Farmer

Funeral services for John Frederick Hoult 48 were held at Goettsch funeral home with Rev F H Kehren presiding. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Born November 21 1901 in Monticello he attended Monticello public schools pursued pre medical studies at Iowa City University. Survived by wife Edna Folkers three children Betty Joan Roma Lee Jeane Helen a brother George and two sisters Mrs Glenn Eilers and Mrs May Smith. He was a Burns lodge member and a longtime farmer in Wayne township.

John Frederick Hoult John McDonald Hospital Goettsch F. H. Kehren Wayne Zion Church Oakwood Cemetery Hoult Monticello John Hoult University of Iowa Iowa Edna Folkers Betty Joan Roma Lee Jeane Helen George Hoult Glenn Eilers Hopkinton May Smith Saskatchewan Canada Burns Lodge Wayne Township

Draftees Leave For U.S. Service

Nine men from Jones county departed for U S service this week marking Des Moines inductees after a new screening rule. Inductees listed include Merfeld, Lohr, Brown, Nepps among others from Anamosa Cascade Olin Onslow and Mechville. New 18 year olds registering include Aller and Miller.

Carmela O’toole Jones County Leo William Lohr Thomas M. Brown, Jr Tony A. Nepps U. S. Army Cascade Mahlon M. Morrison Olin Allan F. Cook Onslow Robert D. Fagan Anamosa William H. Norton Harry G. Gorius Martelle Lloyd M. Aller Mechanicsville Richard G. Miller

Farmers Fire Truck Assn Holds Meeting

The Farmers Community Fire Truck association met at the Monticello Community building Saturday afternoon. Fire Chief Leigh Clark said the truck answered 12 rural fires last year with 121 man hours. Directors C K Greer and Frank Hayden were reelected for three years. The board reelected Greer president Hintz vice president Hosford secretary and Stimson treasurer. Major Walter Smit now in Italy was advanced to lieutenant colonel and commands the medical supply depot. Mrs Smit Ethel Good resides here.

Farmers Community Fire Truck Association Monticello Leigh Clark C. K. Greer Frank Hayden W. F. Hintz S. M. Hosford Stimson Walter Smit Italy Smit Ethel Good

Red Cross Drive Takes Shape in Monticello 1944

Boyd Shannon chairs the Monticello Red Cross war fund drive with a $6900 quota for 1944. March 6 to 11 marks the campaign replacing membership roll calls. Donations may be left at the Red Cross secretary’s office and supporters are urged to give generously to exceed 1943 totals.

Boyd Shannon Red Cross Monticello

Bake Sale Saturday for Britain China Relief and Pennies for Friendship

A bake sale is planned at the Iowa Electric company store on Saturday February 26 to benefit Seeds for Britain China Relief and Pennies for Friendship. Donors are asked to bring money or baked goods to the SEC store at that time.

Iowa Electric Company Britain China Relief SEC

Mrs Balster Dies After Heart Attack At Kirksville Hospital

Mrs Robert H Balster died at Laughlin hospital Kirksville Missouri at noon last Sunday after a heart attack in declining health since fall She sought aid at the Mayo clinic Rochester and later Kirksville Funeral services were held at Goettsch funeral home and St John Evangelical Lutheran church Burial was at St John cemetery Pallbearers included Henry Wesley Rudolph John Gerke Hanken and Edward Renken Anna Eden daughter of John and Margaretha Eden born March 28 1902 was baptized and confirmed by Rev Schuetz Attended rural schools and Monticello High School graduating in 1921 She married Robert H Balster February 7 1924 They had two children Pvt Robert Balster and Delphia L Balster The family home was in Monticello on North Gill Street Mrs Balster was preceded in death by her parents and three brothers Henry Edd Westley Her son Robert Balster is in an A S T P program at University of Wisconsin Madison

Robert H. Balster Laughlin Hospital Kirksville Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Goettsch Funeral Home St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul T. Gutk Monticello Pvt Robert , Balster Delphia L. Balster North Gill Street Balster

Mrs C R Smith of Onslow Honored by Iowa Society

Mrs. C. R. Smith of Onslow was appointed to the board of directors of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled. Dorothy Phillips announced in Des Moines the society's broad program of physical vocational and counseling aid for handicapped children and adults funded by the Easter seal sale running from March to April 6.

C. R. Smith Onslow Iowa Society For Crippled Children and the Disabled Dorothy Phillips Des Moines Dee Senbody

Halt Smallpox in Oxford Junction Area

Over two weeks nine smallpox cases were reported in Oxford Junction and surrounding areas. The immunization drive led to more than 200 vaccinations, with strong parent support noted by school officials and the public health nurse. A home nursing class at Olin high school ends Friday. A new class begins this week at Anamosa high school taught by Ruth Hurley assisted by Mrs Lernive Newhard.

Olin High School Anamosa High School Lernive Newhard Ruth Hurley R.N

Old Age Assistance Report For January

Welfare agencies in Jones county cared for 431 old age assistance cases who received during the month of January $11,869 or an average of $27.54. There were six blind pensioners who received $166 or an average of $27.82. These monthly checks are fully 200 per cent greater than they were some time ago.

Jones County

Veterans of World War I photo from Anamosa Iowa

The Express reprints a 1918 group photo of 65 Jones County World War I veterans photographed in front of Anamosa's old courthouse on February 24 1918. Names are partially identified with many still unmatched, readers urged to match numbers to soldiers and send updates.

Jones County Anamosa Camp Dodge Iowa Old Court House Galen Mirick Will Manternach James Wilson Winnie Boots J. Husmann J. H. Hinrichs Clifford Corwin Will Jarrett Albert Beardsley Joe Oswald Earl Barker Carl Barnes

Grimes Elected Boone School Superintendent

Arch B. Grimes, Monticello superintendent since 1928, was elected Monday to head Boone city schools. He will move in June with his family after a salary advance. Boone has 2240 students, 95 teachers, and a seven ward system. Frances Coyle is a ward principal.

Arch B. Grimes Monticello Boone City Grimes Maynard Uthe Nublin Schoals N Rs ES State University State Teachers Association State Athletic National Education Association Tie Rotary Club Red Cross Methodist Church Boone Frances Coyle van Ness

Monti and Marion Clash for WaMaC Cellar Title

Monticello Panthers meet Marion in a WaMaC conference game at home for a shot at the cellar title. Monti has been improving with recent wins including a Jones county championship, while Marion seeks to spoil the run and snap a losing streak.

Monticello Panthers Marion Panthers Jones County

Earlville Girls Dominate Monticello 38 25 Basketball

The Earlville girls defeated Sacred Heart of Monticello 38 to 25 on Thursday. Earlville led 24 to 9 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Jeanne Meyer scored 15 points for Earlville while Fagan led Monticello with 14.

Earlville Monticello Sacred Heart of Monticello Earlville Jed Meyer Fagan

Doxsee Graduate Wins Navy Hospital Apprentice Rating

George C. Doxsee son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Doxsee of Monticello completed Naval Hospital Corps school at Portsmouth Virginia on Saturday February 12 earning Hospital Apprentice first class. He was transferred to Quantico Virginia where he serves on duty at the U S Naval Hospital ward staff address G C Doxsee Alc Ward Staff.

County Quota Short On E Bonds In Jones County

Jones county trails its Fourth War Loan bond quota in the FE class by 186 827 25 of a 560 590 target. Bond chairman Frank F Stimson says the county has until February 29 night to reach the quota and secure a clear bond buying bill of health. Monticello Leads County In Fourth War Loan sales reporting 250 196 75 against a 167 000 quota. Anamosa closely follows at 147 919 75 on 99 500 quota. Some townships and towns fall short including Richland Cass Seatch Grove Fairview Madison Greenfield Hale Oxford Junction Washington Wayne Clay Jackson Wyoming Rome Seatech Grove city Hale Stone City. Infant Son Dies In Tipton William David nine day old son of Mr and Mrs David Henderson died Feb 17 pneumonia funeral Feb 18 Tipton burial Red Oak cemetery Edna Riecklefs formerly Mrs Behrends sisters attend funeral.

Jones County Frank F. Stimson Monticello Stinson Anamosa Richland Cass Seatch Grove Fairview Madison Greenfield Hale Oxford Junction Washington Wayne Clay Jackson Wyoming Rome Oxford Wyoming City Seatech Grove City Stone City Sen William David David Henderson Tipton Red Oak Henderson Edna Riecklefs B. H. Behrends Castle Grove Richland Pene Scotch Grove Fairview Eee Mathison Tlale Lovell Jackson Gu du Wyoming Tae Rome Pee Ee Onslow West Cascade Morley Langworthy Martelle Olin See Eee Amber Center Junction Hale See St, PB. & PLC Schultz Ios National Tea Co Standard Oil Co CL & N.W Rd. Co State Telephone Co Jones Co Delaware County O.oo Dubuque County Y Linn Eedar Cedar County Jackson County Clinton County

Minister Attends Chicago Youth Conference

Rev. Glenn W. McMichael a Methodist minister from Monticello left Monday for Chicago to attend a youth conference of the Methodist church for ministers through tomorrow. He represents the Upper Iowa conference of the church.

Glenn W. McMichael Monticello Chicago Methodist Church Upper Iowa

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Feemry Monticello Public Schools Fred Winters Cedar Rapids Public Schools John Crimmings Don Siebels Art Gesse Gnow Schick Hospital John F. Hoult U.S Army Navy A. J. Stahler Chester A. Condit Monticello State Bank Shannon Mick Neville Henry J. Ricklefs Will Hoffman Bill Jansen George A. C. Rickels Ben Schneider L. D. Barrack Ben Behrends Charles A. Coxsee The Express Ray Leggett Roy Hakes John Husmann Hubert Dixon Edward Bizek Glen Rogers Michael ‘T. Neville Noah Straesslin William Jarrett Herman Welter Ernest Hoult Gerhard Rieniers Charles Schaffer John Sutton Peter Onstott William Poppe Vincent McGreevy William Manternach Roy Kleineck Lewis Barrack Urban Miller Irving Deaton Vincent Hayes Charles Yardem Herman Herren Louis Bizek Chrie Pegoriek Joe Duboest Floyd Hurt Joe Zaruba Henry Rickless Harold Pelton Earl Ballou John Lazare Elsworth Tallman Wil Liam Barker Fred Arduser Herman Daum Orlie Urban Edward Levien Martin McDonald Silas Wright Robert Alden Gilbert Powelka Charles Seeley John Hinrichs Hubert Shankland Max Monroe Glen Mobry Joseph Oswald Fred Schmidt Dillon Franks C. A. Coxsee Boone Schools Monti
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