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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

2

Monticello Fair History and 1914 Business Notes

A 1909 premium list highlights Jones County Fair history and Monticello businesses. Excursions from Milwaukee road lines promote fair attendance while local firms like City Restaurant and Hicks & Ricklefs advertise services. Bradstreet’s 1914 ratings show few intact firms, with notable names retaining management or titles. Canowefi campfire reports a hike and cook-out with plans for a March 24 birthday ceremonial.

Monticello Milwaukee Road City C. M St. P Hicks & Ricklefs Diamond Creamery Co Lenox College Hopkinton Phelps & Hogan Geo. Stuhler Clark, Leroy Coxsee J. W Eclipse Lumber Co Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co Hayes J. J Hoag Thhe Duster Co Manufa ceHo Canning Co Fargo and Co Eapress Canowefi E. H. DeShaw

Former Teacher Mabel Heisey Dies in Ohio

Mabel Heisey a former Monticello high school teacher died Monday at her sister Mrs Jane Tylers home in New Philadelphia Ohio She taught at Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Washington Grant from 1924 to 1928 1928 to 1935 and 1935 until retirement Funeral services and burial were in New Philadelphia Born and raised Monticello Iowa graduate of Drake University Des Moines

Mabel Heisey Ohio Monticello Jane Tyler New Philadelphia Miss Heisey Roosevelt High School Cedar Rapids Washington High Grant High Roosevelt High St. Ansgar Hopkinton Yankton S. D Drake University Des Moines

Pvt James Reding Arrives in Paris to Serve in Finance Office

Mrs. J. J. Reding reports her son Pvt. James Reding has reached Paris and is assigned to a finance office after sailing January 18.

J. J. Reding Pvt James Reding Paris

Union Lenten Services Begin on March 6

Lenten observances start March 6 with union services among Monticello churches held Wednesdays at 7 45 in the Community building. A union choir directed by Mrs. Cecil Goettsch will provide music for all services. The program follows The Seven Words From The Cross with series of sermons by local ministers.

Monticello Union Cecil Goettsch Paradise W. C. Grant W. J. Grossheim Andreew Mast Grant Rev. Grossheim Sacred Heart Church F. Mahoney S.K St. Louis

Robert L. Smith Dies In Nebraska Funeral Services Held

Funeral services for Robert L. Smith were held in Wayne Nebraska last Wednesday. He died at his home in Wayne Nebraska in February. The obituary notes indicate a private family burial.

Robert L. Smith Nebraska Wayne, Neb

Community Guests Attend Tours and Visits Across Towns

Residents hosted by neighbors throughout Cascade Wyoming and Cedar Rapids include the Ridenours at the Dehners in Cascade for a steak supper marking a birth anniversary, Harold Deischer's family visiting Eichhorns in Wyoming, and Frazier guests at Cox's in Tulsa.

Birthday dinner honors Mrs Hollar in Maquoketa Cedar Rapids guests

Sunday birthday dinner hosted at the James Hollar home included Mr and Mrs Alfred Ruggeberg Mr and Mrs William Efferding Maquoketa and Mr and Mrs G J Lorenzen with their daughters Jerry and Judy Cedar Rapids The narrative also notes travel and visits by local families including Schmit Burgina Schlimmer Leggett Delay and Ruggeberg with relatives and guests in the area

Darwin Reichling Jeane Maquoketa David Hansen James Hollar Alfred Ruggeberg William Efferding G. J. Lorenzen Jerry Judy Cedar Rapids

Weekend visits and society notes from Anamosa and area

Glenn Gerdes a University of Iowa student was a weekend guest of his mother Mrs Anna Gerdes and Rev P Ex Donnelly in Farley spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs J R Barron Lucille Huibregtse Jesup spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs E H Huibregtse Olga Stott Flor ence Clark Naomi Hargrave Jennie Clark and Lulu Cass attended the O E S school of instruction at Anamosa Wednesday Charles Wright Marion visited Frank Wright last Friday Warren Kester and Wilma Doris Yount were weekend visitors in the homes of their parents Dalco Yount and William Thompson Dubuque visited last weekend with Jud Nichols.

Glenn Gerdes University of Iowa Anna Gerdes P. Ex Donnelly Farley J. R. Barron Olga Stott Florence Clark Naomi Hargrave Jennie Clark Lulu Cass O.E.S. School of Instruction Anamosa Warren Kester Wilma Doris Yount Mrs Dalco Yount William Thompson Dubuque Jud Nichols

Social Notes From Cedar Rapids And Surrounding Towns

Miss Catherine Redmond and parents visited Cedar Rapids friends last weekend. Mrs. William Wright traveled to Mason City after her grandfather’s death, joined by her mother. George Waite and three Anamosa children visited the J. H. Perrine home, with Supt. and Mrs. Boyd Shannon in Chicago recently. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Perrine and George Waite visited J. H. Perrine home on Sunday. Henry Adams and Minnie Butler spent Friday at Oelwein visiting Mrs. Anna Himebaugh who is convalescing from pneumonia.

Carl Howland Cedar Rapids Dvorak Mount Vernon Road Luther Howland Henry J. Schmit Bellwood Neb Catherine Redmond T. M. Redmond William Wright Mason City Glen Brewer Martelle George Waite Anamosa J. H. Perrine B. T. Perrine Henry Adams Minnie Butler Oelwein Anna Himebaugh

Birthday dinner honors 80 year old Mrs Webster

Mrs. W S Webster was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by her daughter Mrs F A Wright in Beloit Wis Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Moore W D Webster Lloyd Pickett and Mrs Rachel Reyner The birthday cake was baked by Mrs Webster

W. S. Webster F. A. Wright Tom Moore Canton W. D. Webster Cedar Rapids Lloyd Pickett Monticello Rachel Reyner Webster

Cedar Rapids Women Visit At Their Homes This Weekend

Luella Balsiger and Edith Ber rends of Cedar Rapids visited in their respective homes during the past weekend, sharing time together in a quiet local gathering.

Luella Balsiger Edith Berrends Cedar Rapids

Felt Rugs in Rainbow Colors Now On Hand

Felt hot rugs in rainbow colors popular in sizes and hand woven with soap and water cleaning. colors do not fade. See them at Zimmerman's Western Auto and Hardware.

Zimmerman’s Western Auto and Hardware

Monticello Visitors From Iowa City This Sunday

Mrs Ray Bywater and her daughters Nancy and Mary along with Miss Lillian Locher of Iowa City visited Monticello on Sunday. The Bywaters called on A J H McNeill while Miss Locher visited her parents Mr and Mrs J J Locher.

Ray Bywater Nancy Mary Lillian Locher Iowa City Monticello Bywaters A. J

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Jones County Mississippi Iowa Jones County Fair Lyle Ridenour Carl Dehner Cascade Mr. Dehner Harold Deischer Allen John Eichhorn Wyoming Hershel Frazier Tulsa Okla E. H. Cox Fred Heidecker Sibley John Leggett Joyce August Schlimmer Lowpoint Matt Delay Minneapolis, Minn William LeClerc Delay LeClerc Frank Ruggeberg Lost Nation Lucille Huibregtse Jesup E. H. Huibregtse Charles Wright Marion Frank Wright Boyd Shannon Chicago Guy Bonwell W. H. Daniel Beloit Wis Merle Hotchkiss Kuriger Bros Carl Johnson Laurel George Hines Johnson Hines 96Th Gene Wallroff Clarence Kuriger Bendix Home Laundry Service and William Corbin W. E. Corbin Fort Jackson S. C James Wright Chaney Mowry Norman Newton Donald Dick Finson Mildred Jacobs Cedar Falls Arnold Jacobs Byron Abbey Betty Balsiger William Balsiger Eugene Balsiger Cargill Company Irving Hintz Ruth Coe College Sis Karl M. Keyes Optometrist Buckner Monticello, Iowa Handy Cart Brach's Chocolates Lewis U.S.A Uncle Sam Stuhler
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