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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

6

Huge Scotch Grove Farm Sale At Clark Farm Draws Visitors

One of the community’s largest farm sales occurred last Tuesday at the W B Clark farm with machinery livestock grain and other items selling well Auctioneer Louie Hanken reports strong prices The Community club lunch stand drew steady patrons from Mount Vernon Marion Martello Olin Monticello Wyoming Center Junction and beyond.

Scotch Grove W. B. Clark Louie Hanken Mount Vernon Marion Martello Olin Monticello Wyoming Center Junction Ben Otten John Sanford McDonald Hospital Vernon Null Donald R. Carlson GC. R. Carlson Rockford Eighth Air Force England Germany Reserve Officers’ Association Bernice Jacobs University of Iowa Charles L. Jacobs Edgewood Carlson Ill John Jacobs Leslie Himebaugh Clark Sale Carl Husman Emil Paulsen John Zirkelbach H. J. Dirks William Henrichs Louis Heeren F. D. Sinclair Lucy Dodge Wesley Hanken Albert Schrader Anamosa Arend Poppe Alice Clark Cass Ida Cass Presbyterian Aid Society R. A. Naylor G. J. Hughes A. H. Schroeder Montiello Public School Irving Eilers F. D. Sutherland Eloise Sutherland Marvin Lacock Esther Sinclair Gene Kuehl Raymond McKee Howard Ethelwyn Wilcox Utah Walter Aceon Madmany Wi

Iowa Poll reveals broad support for extending draft law

The Iowa Poll shows 63 percent of veterans approve extending the May 15 draft expiry to keep troops in Europe and Asia. Major figures include President Truman and General Eisenhower urging extension, with 67 percent supporting drafting men with minor defects for occupation duty and fears that withdrawal could weaken U S prestige and raise war risk. In a separate item, Leonard Kelly and Mary Fordyce celebrate five years of marriage with a dinner hosted by Mrs Kelly’s parents.

Germany Japan U. S South Pacific Iowa Congress Truman United States Dwight Eisenhower Robert P. Patterson Jowa Lewins B. Hershey Selective Service Army Navy

Onslow Area Sees Property Shifts and Local Sports

Onslow residents report several moves with the R. C. Walters family taking over a newly bought home from Mrs. J G Michaels while the Conleys relocate to a farm near Ansamosa. Lloyd and Fred Ladchoff move to Maquoketa and their former tenanted farm. Onslow boys win and girls lose to Wyoming. both squads drop games to Lost Nation. Residents visit and host circles include desserts, bridges, and family visits from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque with multiple locals mentioned by name. A 406 acre farm near N H Koppes changes hands with possession March 1. Pvt LeRoy Petersen completes basic training and enters cooking school in a technical unit.

Harold Bryan John Freese Jimmy Paulsen Center Junction Gymnasium Farm Bureau Darvin Hardersen Anamosa W. B. Henrichs Charles Henrichs Monticello Alice Clark Cedar Rapids Frank Sutherland W. B. Clark George Paulsen Onslow G. Thompson Center Junction Rialto Kuehl Merlin Kuehl Larry Stence Elkader George Kuehl Arend Balster Madison Wis Stanley Graves R. A. Naylor Mark Risinger and Son Charlotte Leslie Balster R. C. Walters J. G. Michaels Frank Conley Ansmosa Conleys Lloyd Preston Maquoketa Fred Jensen Wyoming Joe Ladehoff Ben Paulsen W. A. Hicks Ed Paulsen Fred Martens Leslie Babcock John Jansen Clayton Garnett A. A. Garnett Fred Ladchoff Washington Phyllis Nessler Grace Lewis Dubuque Stirsky Virl Stirsky Harold Jordan John Shedek James White Galen Garnett Lloyd Sanders Monmouth Jean Brown L. P. Schmaljohn Sherman Neb N. H Ate Mrs. Glenn Streets Scotch Grove Lovell Pat Seehusen Briggs Mechanicsville Mr. Seehusen Ernest Towne Morley Ed Lyons Fred Blohm Howard Remington Canty Lyons Bill Husman

Archery Fan Kills Fox While Rabbit Hunting

Archery enthusiast Floyd Franklin Goodell killed a fox during a hunting outing after using a bow to pursue rabbits. He was hiding behind bushes when the fox approached and he fired, striking the animal fatally.

Floyd Franklin Goodell Franklin

Center Junction Church Society Holds All Day Meeting

Center Junction Thee Presbyterian Christian Service Guild met at the home of Mrs. T E Stanton for an all day session to review two books. Members reviewed Christianity Where You Live by Kenneth Underwood and African Legs by Lillian Beanland. A vote kept twice monthly meetings, pot luck lunch served, next meeting March 7 hosted by Mrs. Dwaine Moses and Mrs. L A Dreibelbis with leaders Mrs. F L Himebaugh and Mrs. T E Stanton. Moving time brings farm tenant changes nearby with several families relocating to new farms. The Rev A H Schroeder conducted a Rochester wedding ceremony for Rev Robert Poland and Patricia Talmadge.

Center Junction Thee Presbyterian Christian Service, Guild T. E. Stanton S. G. Thompson Peter Prahm Harry Chase Ray Bohler Kenneth Underwood J. N. Smith Lillian Beanland A. H. Schroeder Rochester N. Y Robert Poland Patricia Talmadge Harvey G. Talmadge Hopkinton University of Dubuque Roberts Junior College Poland Shesbrough Seminary Seattle Pacific College Dubuque Gladys McNeilly Ray Naylor Les Balster Scotch Grove

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Hanken Paul Ernest Paulsen Chicago Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church Center Junction Presbyterian Church Floyd Cass C. P. Abbott John McDonald Hospital Bryans Leonard Kelly Mary Fordyce Emmetsbureg Kelly Center Church Society Rev. Schroeder Frank Himebaugh Ronald Hay John Gray Linda Jean Mercy Hospital George McDonald Mary Ellen McDonald Robert Mead Kansas City James Mead Herbert Cox Earlville B. W. Cox Ed Miller John Loop Farmers Rendering Works Donald Colehour Springville, Iowa Francis Payton Iowa City Springville L. A. Petersen Feed Service Farmer Canning Factory Louie Shady Valley Victor H. Lindlahr Noted Diet and Health Authority Lyle van Mack Sandy the Falcon KDTH Dubuque, Iowa Just Devaney’s Cascade, Iowa Mr. Devaney Says Jock New Hampshire Reds LUX Leghorn Land Farms
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