Local Items Roundup From Monticello and Nearby
Miscellaneous brief items list local visits and events in Monticello Iowa and nearby towns. Names include Karl Keyes optometrist, McNeill’s Hardware, Mrs. James Anderson, Emil Mohr, Rose Becker, Dorothy Eby, and many others. Notes cover visitors, bake sale, watch repairs, mail boxes, and street mud conditions on Second Street Jerome.
Frank Dougherty Sells The City Dray Line
The City Dray line formerly run by Frank Dougherty was sold last week to Tobias Hanken and Pearl Leinen. Hanken farms southeast of Monticello and Leinen brings drayline experience from working for the late Frank Jacque. Dougherty passed Chicago baggage exams to return to the C M St Paul & Pacific railway, then moved with his wife to Marion to be near work, after a winter in the V L Hanssen residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dougherty
Tobias Hanken
Pearl Leinen
Hanken
Monticello
Leinen
Frank Jacque
Dougherty
Chicago
C. M. St. Pam & Pacific Railway
Marion
V. L. Hanssen
Former Sand Spring Resident Passes Away
Charles Crocker Lee a former Sand Spring youth and pioneer of Orchard Neb died February 7 in Orchard. Born July 18 1860 in Williston Vt he moved to Orchard in 1884 and leaves ten children nine surviving. He was active in Masonic Odd Fellows and Woodmen lodges and his passing mourned by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Orchard
Neb
Charles Crocker Lee
Lee
Sand Spring
Dr. Cummings
Williston
Masonic
Odd Fellows and
Woodmen
Social and Club News Highlights Local Gatherings
A series of neighborhood events marks a busy week with celebrations for John Prull’s sixty second birthday and numerous club meetings. Activities include Ladies' Aid at St Matthew's Lutheran, Delta Dek club evenings, a thirteenth birthday party for Leona Husman, and a large bridal shower for Bernice Koppes. Additional items cover the 94 club, Vanishing Tea for orphans, and a busy Fortnightly and Royal Neighbors social calendar at Maples Inn with bridge, dinners, and concerts.
Farewell Parties and Local Weddings Highlight Social Week
Mrs. J L Statler leaves for Muscatine honored at a Foreign Missionary society farewell at Mrs Pfeil's home. Bridge and birthday observances fill weekend events as Mary Stickford's fourteen and Mary Lucile Ricklefs's ninth birthdays are celebrated with family, friends, and gifts. A wedding at St Peter's Church unites Bernice Koppes Dietiker and George Dietiker with a reception at the groom's home and plans to settle in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Calista Koppes
Earl McLaughlin
Margaret Pfeil
L. J. Swift
Pfeil
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. L. Statler
Muscatine
Statler
The
Missionary Society
W. W. Stickford
Mary
George Washington
Betty Denkhoff
Betty Kay
Alice Palmer
Jean Hogan
Margaret McNeill
Maxine Redmond
Helen Louise Stahler
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Mary Stickford
Harriet Coughlan
Coughlan
John Bateman
Henry Eilers
Anna Bort
Mate Siemering
Howard McLaughlin
George Richard Guyan
George Richard
Congregational Church
Mary Lucile Ricklefs
August Ricklefs
Emil Ricklefs
Rickless
Mary Lucile
Lillian Locher
Kathleen Hogan
Lauvonne Lambert
Genevieve O'Rourke
Edith Ferring
Dorothy Kurt
Betty Thompson
Betty Wroblewski
Betty Jane Orr
Antonette Coxsece
Shirley Hoag
Kathleen Carson
Frances Bone
Josephine McNeill
Josephine Rickless
Esther Cass
Betty Thomas
Lucille George
Lorraine Hein
Carol Anne Cartano
St. Peter’s Church
Temple Hill
Peter C. Koppes
George Dietiker
John Dietiker
John Hehir
M. Henrietta
Loretta Redmond
Donald Koppes
Elizabeth Crepe
Jones County
Monticello Fire Department Responds to Three Week Fires
The Monticello fire department had three calls in the past week. Sunday a smoldering fire in a public library chimney was put out with minor damage. Tuesday at 12 20 p m a blaze in Ray Hearns barber shop spread to a partition and rafters, causing smoke and charred ceilings before extinguishment. A Thursday roof fire at Siebels blacksmith shop was minor with few shingles damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ray Hearn
Hearn
John H. Fraser
Gladys Stickford
Siebels
Lange in Monticello as gubernatorial candidate
Hon Otto Lange of Dubuque, state senator and Republican nominee hopeful, toured Monticello with Joan A Cunningham. He backs county assessors under a state board to unify township assessments and seeks to curb income tax while noting chain stores profit leakage from local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Lange
Dubuque
Monticello
Joan A. Cunningham
Lange
State Equalization Board
Legion Quintet Wins Two Basketball Games
The Legion Doughs defeated the Springville Independents 31 to 18 in the season opener with L Schummer top scorer. In the subsequent game the Legion beat Springville 19 to 16, with a tight margin and no lead larger than three points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Quintet
Legion Doughs
Springville Independents
L. Schummer
Appleby
Dunn
Legion’ Doughs
Springville
Monti High Quintet Drops Two Hard Fought Games
Monticello high basketball team lost two decisive games in a tough week. Marion edged Monti 26 to 13, then Springville beat them 32 to 16. The team appeared worn after a long season, with Monti due to finish by hosting Tipton the next evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High
Marion
Springville
Monti
Tipton
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Express
McNeil
Karl M. Keyes
Optometrist
Majestic Radio
Locher
Emil Mohr
Lost Nation
James Anderson
Ed Putz
Edgewood
Rose Becker
Cascade
John Breen
Frank Harden
Marshalltown
Kiburz
Cedar Rapids
Ray Babcock
W. F. Rohn
McrNeil's
Dorothy Eby
Mer Neil
Cap Buol
Mrs
Leonard Buol
Richland
McNeill
William Corbin
McNeill's Hardware
Tom Bader
Fairview
S. G. Franks
Wyoming
J. H. Perrine
Me+ Neill
August Rettig
George Rettig
McNeill’s Hardware
Milton Stott
Davenport
Elizabeth Bohren
Gail Petterson
Bellevue
Ed Huibregtse
Harry Maire and Son
Merle Knight
Hanna Hoffman
Riceville
Maude Grimm
Henry Meier
Clinton
John Balster
J. W. Hoult
Kodak
Palmer’s Drug Store
Charles Guiles
Edith Logendyke
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Lan Reithart
Mary Breen
Osford
Leo Oswald
Town Falls
Gerry Vernimont
J. B. Oswald
Martha Buol
Lone Beach
California
Burrichter
Christian Endeavor of the Reformed Church
RotYebh Atemaydale
Mfonsicella
G. Stambaugh
Frank Srevertsey
Rav
Jim Buken
Robert Vesey
Eloise
Nadine Gardner
Chitazo
Margaret Balster
Town City
L. F. Balster
Second Street
Cedar Street
Maple Street
Dr. Redmond
City Dray
Howard P. Hicks
Leonard Robinson
Shirley
Gwendolyn Newlin
George Newlin
George Waite
Beaht T. Perrine
Los Angeles
Messrs
Thomas J. Chambers
Edwin Lightfoot
State University At
Iowa City
Albert Salma
Alpha, Minn
Anna Holub
Alpha
Edna Kromminga
Trish Business College
Ed Kromminga
Ole Amundsen
Charles Podhaski
Madison
Wis
Mr. Podhaski
Franklin Equipment Company
William Stuhler
McDonald Hospital
Arnold J. Jacobs
Lorraine
Mildred
Ulysses Parker
North Liberty
Mrs. Lawsoon
Mr. Lawson
Anna
Catherine Altman
Tate Altman
Helen Altman
Clarke College
John Robertson
Robertson
George Rovers
Pat
L. C. Howland
Gladys
Carl
Eunice
Laura Rieken
Oakdale
D. R. Webb
H. W. Bell
Leone and
Merlin
Princeton
Margaret Stadtmueller
Sarah Hosford
Lewis Peltier
Correll
Louie
E. F E. Reed
J. W. Doxsee
Mary Doxsee
A. Doxsee
Poosevelt Hotel
Linn County Bar Association
Eighteenth Judicial District
J. 8. Tuthill
Waterloo
Maeteg
John Prull
Prull
Ladies’ Aid
John Ralster
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Matthew's Rv. Lutheran Church
Ra Huibregtse
Delta Dek Club
Delta Dek Cb
Eadee
Ray Betternacht
Leona Husman
John H. Husman
Castle Grove Township
St. Peter and Paul's Church
B. C. Roberts
94 Club
Library of Congress
A. J. H. McNeill
Congressional Library
Siegfried Guyan
Library of Congress and the
Blind
Charles Coxsee
Eugene Burrichter
Otto Burrichter
Eugene
M. E
Frank Stimson
Theodosia Pulver
Anna Valanta
Maples Inn
Miss Valanta
Kathryn Young
James McAleer
Lisbon
Halstead Carpenter
John Fraser
Stewart F. Stahler
John H. Perrine
Will Corbin
Ray Echternacht
Wilbur Cartano
W. E. Smith
Nel Wilson
Royal Neighbors
K. P. Hall
Edna Schoon
Edna Siebels
Florence Bright
Mrs D An Hearn
Miss Mate Siemering
Dan Hearn
Mesdames Baldwin and
Crawford
C.D. Baldwin
C. F. Crawford
Charles Boyson
L. Christianson
Harlan
Iowa
P. J. Finn, Howard C. Baldwin, Donald J. Crawford, CG. F. Crawford, and
C. D. Baldwin
3. L. Statler
Thomas M. Redmond Westess
Bridge Club
Thomas M. Redmond
Leonard Iverson
M. J. Hogan
Washington
Mr. and
Mrs. Win Cassidy
Will Cassidy
Gene Lois Millsap
Gene Lois
Lyle Millsap
Bert Millsap
Anamosa
Mary Stickford Wwonor
Congregational
Koppel- Dietiker
Fire Department
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Elmer Aebi
Raymond Coyle
Dante Reithart
Onslow
Center Junction
Ervin E. Reed
de Molay
Monti High Quintet
Byron
Cash Grocery
Santa Clara Prunes
Ohio
Oxydol
Kohr
Ans
Stahlers
Oshkosh
Lovell State Bank
Dorothy Dodd Styles
Stuhlers