Winchester and area notices and ads in Monticello Express
Various social notes and local advertisements list visitors and residents in the region. Mentions include MecNeill's Hardware in Monticello, Denkhoff's repair and jewelry services, vanity shops over the Princess theatre, and Beeks visiting Anamosa. Also notes Be per pound rag payment, incuba tor test claim, and local births and visits to Dubuque Perry Cedar Rapids Moline Oxford Junction and Hopkinton with names of residents and businesses.
Monticello Area Briefs and Local Notices
Local births, marriages, and derailed events fill Monticello area pages. A second child to Mr and Mrs John Miller is noted, while community members such as Lyle Sutherland and Miss Edna Balsiger are mentioned with visits, travels, and roles in schools and clergy. Obituaries and property sales appear alongside church events, farm demonstrations, and upcoming dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Poultry firm to open in former Iverson building
William Podhaski is moving into the Rundle building on Maple Street and will sell a full line of poultry equipment plus hatching chicks. The store opens March first and will buy eggs at top market price with incubators, brooders, feeders, and waterers on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hoffmann
J. L. Siebels
North Main Street
Dr. Hoffmann
the Express
William Podhaski
Iverson Undertaking Department
Maple Street
Alloways Celebrate Sixty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James M Alloway marked 65 years of marriage on February 20 at their home in Monticello Iowa with close friends while ill health limited a larger reception. They married February 20 1861 in Edgewood Town and raised three children two of whom died, leaving Dora Brucks as a surviving daughter in Laurel Montana adopted Jeanette Callison of Laurel Montana. Mr Alloway born January 6 1839 in Tazewell County Illinois, moved to Iowa in 1840, and lived in Palo Bowen's Prairie Harrison County Scotch Grove Monticello while the couple lived in various towns. Both longtime members of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Locher
Omaha
Nebraska
John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
San Diego
California
Columbus
Supreme ‘Court
Frances Alice Hoult
Glenn Henry Bilers
First Congregational Church
George W. McNary
Fred Lawrence
James M. Alloway
Town
Jones County
Dora Brucks
Jeanette Callison
Laurel
Montana
Alloway
Iowa
Tazewell County
Tihnois
Ohio
North Carolina
Palo
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Bowen’s Prairie
Harrison County
James Alloway
Scotch Grove
Langworthy farmers form cooperative shipping association
Forty five farmers near Langworthy met at Heven hall on February 20 to organize a cooperative shipping group. Articles of incorporation and by laws were approved, with officers named and 29 members listed. F A Miller elected manager to list livestock for market and handle loading and billing. contact at Heven General Store. Also notes include health classes by Red Cross nurse and a two day sale at Winchester Simmons Co offering a 344 inch pure Russian hog bristle paint brush for 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langworthy
Heven Hall
Co-Operative Shipping Association
John D. Poppe
Henry Poppe
John Folkers
D. J. Dirks
George D. Schafer
Huert Prull
F. A. Miller
Geo
D. Schafer
Henry Che
Albert Weers
Eilert Pruil
George Poppe
J. H. Dirks
Harm” Fecht
Winchester Simmons Co
MacNeill's Hardware
Monticello Public Schools Showcase Physical Education Program
The Monticello public schools and Sacred Heart high school girls presented a gymnasium program highlighting daily physical education work. The event featured a grand march, primary stunts, volleyball, mat work, Danish dances, and final numbers by 150 students, praised for teamwork and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sacred Heart High School
Whitford
Sacred Heart
Kate
Lawrence W. Whitford
Monticello Public Schools
Monticello Defeats Manchester in Basketball and Notables
Monticello hustled past Manchester 21 to 15 as Haw and Harris led scoring. The squad travels to Anamosa next Friday for a key season finale while Monti competes in a district declamatory contest with Alice Reed Lucia Schoon and Elizabeth Cooper representing various divisions.
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Mount Vernon Bells
George Washington
Miss Parry
Haw
Manchester
Harris
Monti
Anamosa
Monticello
Alice Reed
Lucia Schoon
Elizabeth Cooper
Sacred Heart High School
Whitford
Mathience Club
Jayne Shover
Miss Shearwood
Beth Lightfoot
Monticello Troop Honored in National Scouting Bulletin
Monticello Troop I receives special mention in the national Scouting bulletin Scouting published monthly for over 40 000 Scoutmasters. The article highlights The Hand Sled Trek Cart and a mid winter Maquoketa river hike with a tepee on ice. Court of Honor examined two First Class Scouts Stickford and Landis in Craftsmanship and First Aid to Animals. Four new recruits entered Tenderfoot tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Boy Scout National Headquarters
Maquoketa River
Court of Honor
E. E. Reed
J. J. Locher
F. L. Mahannah
Stickford and
Landis
Stickford
W. Hiler
C. Eby
D. Stevens
R. Locher
Death of a Former Resident Rev McCuskey obituary in Boulder
Obituary notes the death of Rev William Huey McCuskey at 1023 Grandview Avenue February 16. Born January 21 1841 in Ohio County West Virginia he served as minister in Nebraska Iowa South Dakota North Dakota and finally Monticello Boulder area. Survived by siblings four children and four grandchildren. Recalled as stern but respected man who supported the local Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCuskey
Boulder
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Dubuque
Iowa
Muary B. Buison
McCuskey
Nebraska
Northwest
Sheldon Jackson
Denison
Charles
Castlewood
South Dakota
Dickinson
North Dakota
Lime Springs
Frankville
Mount Hope
Volga City
Ife
Hopkinton
Virgil McCuskey
Nannie McCuskey
Elm Grove
West Virginia
Frank B. McCuskey
Presbyterian Church
Hoshinpur
India
Harriet McCuskey
Clara McCuskey
Mabel McCuskey
Loveland High School
Margaret McCuskey
Bath
Illinois
William
Donald
Frances McCuskey
Wooster
Ohio
Wet leather ruined by drying it over intense heat
A report notes that wet leather becomes ruined when exposed to high heat during drying. The material loses flexibility and strength, leading to stiff creases and potential cracking. Immediate air drying is advised to minimize damage.
Funeral Service for Rev W H McCuskey Held Thursday
Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the Tippett Powell Home mortuary for Rev W H McCuskey with Rev Campbell Coyle delivering the message. Hymns Rock of Ages and Jesus Lover of My Soul were sung by a quartet, Grace Black sang There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy, and burial followed at Green Mountain cemetery. J W Hoult jeweler watchmaker Monticello R R watchwork specialty 36 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McCuskey
Tippett-Powell
Campbell Coyle
First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
McCuskey
Grace Black
Green Mountain Cemetery
Monticello ISD to Hold Annual Meeting in March 1926
Notice to qualified electors of the Independent School District of Monticello Jones County Iowa. Annual meeting will be at the old City Hall on the second Monday in March 1926 from 1 to 6 p.m. Directors elected for three year terms to succeed L. B. Hoag and F. B. Stimson, and a two year treasurer term to succeed A. J. Stuhler. Dated February 15 1926. A H Koop Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jones
Iowa
Old City Hall
L. B. Hoag
F. B. Stimson
A. J. Stuhler
A. H. Koop
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E. G. Burrichter
G BE. Orcutt
Delhi
Winchester Paints
McNeill
Louise Hartman
Frank Locher
W. W. Stickford
Winchester
MecNeill
John Thornton
Farley's
Denkhof’s
Adison
Locher
Fred Matthiessen, Sr
Guibransen
nianos—Locher
P. . Gibson
Charles Podhaski
Waterloo
Steiner Grocery Store
A. W. Steiner
Alicia
Beeks
F. L. Serbousek
Moline
Monticello Express
Denkhoff
Denkhoff’s
Fred McLaughlin
D. P. Young
Perry
Mayme McMahon
Susan McMahon
Vanity Beauty
Princess Theatre
Lyle “Milsap
Keen Kutter
McNeill’s
William Magee of
Margaret Eberhart
John Schweitzer
John Marage
Mary
Betty Kay
Helena Wilcox
Myrtle Rockstad
Mrs
G. P. Rockstad
John Krouse
CG. M. & St. P. Railway
Oxford Junction
Lavina Thompson
Mrs. Patton
W. E. Tuetken
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
McNeill’s Hardware
Harry Maire
Lois Cowan
Iowa City
John Krause
Cedar Rapide
Kentucky
W. Wm. G. Schoon
W. Wim. G. Schoon
Lyle Sutherland
Sioux Falls
C. E. Bates
Iid Wirth
The
Modern Dry Cleaning Company
Dry Cleaners
Ames
Congregational Church
Steiner's
R. G. Rogers
Burlington
O. J. Rogers
Agnes Maire
Chicago University
Ulysses Maire
George Hines
Marion
McNeill's Hardware
Edna Balsiger
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Ruth Metcalf
Eastern Star
William Stuhler
George Stuhler’s
George Albery
John Yossi
John Behrends
Admi
Ida Kisaling
C. M. & St. P. Railroad
Lucile Schweitzer
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
J. W. Schweitzer
Norman Clark Farm
John Leonard
Temple Hill
Loyal Podhaski
Loyal
Hilda
Mary Dondelinger
Newhall
Order of the Eastern Star
New England
Masonic Temple
Helen Hoy
Fred L. Mahannah
Edna Colburn
Raymond
Leonard Duckett
Cedar Heights
Duckett
Theological Seminary
John J. Locher
James A. Voorhees
Mr. Locher
William Laude
Rockford
James
Laude
Harvey, Illinois
Emma Laude
Everett Maloney
Edgewood
Maloney
Third Street
John Kettenhofer
Edgewood Journal
Harry H. Locher
Anton Locher
John J. Kentzinger
Walter Koerner
John Duschner
Dubuque County
Duschner
John Dalenc
Epworth
J. K. Hale
Iowa State Tourists Club
Chamber of Commerce
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
W. G. Haskell
Lafayette Young
Des Moines
Hot Springs
Philip Brown
A. G. Hanken
M. R. Tobiason
Harry S. Stabler
John McDonald Memorial Hospital
Stahler
William III
H. J. Lang
Lovell Township
Carl Lee
Millwaukee
Edward A. Lang
Alison
Elmer Lang
Atlanta
Georgia
Roy Lang
Boston
Lee
Fred
Kate Maurice
Lovell Township Farm Bureau
Jones County Fair Association
L. E B. Hoag
Harry I. Rodman
Fred Matthiessen
Rodman
T. J. George
George
Eastern Iowa Fair Managers’ Association
James Laude
Elgin
Lauder
Rockford Bams
Elgin Maroons
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Paul J. Daake
Daake
James M
New Shipping Association
Katherine Farmer
Red Cross
Clarence Rhatigan
BOY Scout
K. M. Keyes
Fourth and
Maple Streets
Hoag Duster
Monarch Steel
Odk
M. McAleer
L. P, Waddick
Star Meat Market
Marshall & Matthiessen
J. W. Hoult
R. R. Watchwork
Bank of Service
Lowell State Bank
Roller, Packer
Arend Balster’s Stores
Rickless’ Dry Goods Store