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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1931

Page

7

Interesting Industry News From Iowa This Week

Albia and Ottumwa report diverse local activities with new meat and fish bait industries, hog product data, and lime distribution. Notes on bank robberies in Iowa, Delicious apple origins, corn yields in Poweshiek and surrounding counties, and army nurse postings. Also covers thefts at creameries and Des Moines air mail surge before Christmas.

Albia Monroe County Ranger Packing Company J. Hanson Chicago Ottumwa Hawkeye Product Company Towa Harry Wilkinson Chicago Banker Walter D. Schultz Commercial Bank and Trust Company Wenatchee Phn Beebe State Bank Division Walter Cooperative Association M Bers Missouri Washington Iowa Hiatt Peru Madison County Stark Brothers M. J. Regg Des Moines Winterset

Kiwanis Club Delivers Toys to 2500 Children in 800 Homes

The Des Moines Kiwanis club distributed more than 5000 toys to 2500 children in 800 homes where Santa would not have appeared without the club’s generosity. Each child received a candy box and packages were prepared with the child’s number age and sex in mind.

Des Moines Kiwanis Club Santa Claus

Dredgingneeded to preserve river channel costs loom

The text argues rivers would require ongoing dredging at high cost to keep the channel, noting the millions already spent on wing dams and revetments would be wasted if not maintained.

Missienippl Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa H. L. Griffith Elkader Griffith Upper Mississippi

Community Notes From Castle Grove And Nearby

Castle Grove hosts and visitors fill a busy period with dinners and travel. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohe of Dundee Illinois spent holidays with relatives. 24 guests attended their dinner. Local students Hugo Fleckmeier and Arthur Moore visited during holiday break.

Henry Ohe Herman Ohe Dundee Ill Hugo Fleckmeier Arthur Moore Dubuque Seminary G. Wolf Texas C. A. Fairbanks Princeton, Jr Lester L. E. Black Chicago Will Hiller G. J. van Buren H. A. Deischer Anamosa D. A. R. Rev W. E. van Buren Tipton Iil Castle Grove S. M. Hosford Jones County Farm Bureau Ladies’ Aid Society The Lutheran Church

Langworthy and Monticello Families Dine Together NY Day

Sand Spring households led by J H Batchelder and J L Batchelder hosted New Year’s Day dinner with Pearl Everett and Ray Hayes visiting from Langworthy and Monticello. Erma Bradle spent New Year’s Day at the Fred Egger home. C C Slauson and family dined with Jack Aldrich’s near Prairieburg. Grant Eilers Paul Eilers Hei ken and Henry Eilers with families joined the social gathering.

J. H. Batchelder Pearl and Everett Langworthy Ray Hayes Monticello J. L. Batchelder Erma Bradle Hopkinton Fred Egger C. C. Slauson Jack Aldrich Prairieburg Grant Eilers Paul Eilers Louis Heiken Henry Eilers

Local Social Notes From Monticello And Surrounding Areas

New Year festivities include Ruth Nelson and other guests dining with the Kings in Monticello. Clinton visitors Mrs. I. C. Kester and family called on Ray Chaplin, while Batchelders dined with Balsters in Monticello. A baby girl was born to Stanley Bright’s family. Harriet Marshall and Russel Chaplin visited Ray Chaplin on New Year’s Day. Helen Egger married Dean Morton in Galena Illinois. Mrs Morton will teach in Minburn. Mildred Arduser spent time with Clifford Arduser at Langworthy.

Ing Monticello Ruth Nelson Center Junction Lou King I. C. Kester Clinton Ray Chaplin J. L. Batchelder Robert Balster Stanley Bright Russel} Chaplin Onslow Harriet Marshall Wyoming Helen Egger Fred Egger Dean Morton Minburn Galena

Petit Jurors Drawn For January Term

Petit jurors are drawn to serve the January 1931 term of the district court in Jones county Iowa. Names listed include J O Austin Morley Verlin Baker Martello Lloyd Ballou Clarence Henry Behrends Monticello Percy Bray Anamosa F M Byerly Monticello Ernest Carpenter Monticello Walter Carr Cascade R P Clark Monticello J W Commey Anamosa Herbert Connell Anamosa W B Ditch Anamosa Rosemary Dolan Anamosa L A Dreibelbis Center Junction Ed Eilers Monticello Allan T Fairbanks Monticello Mrs John Figherty Anamosa E H Frankfort Anamosa W D Frantz Martello C C Freeman Olin J R Goatee Anamosa Harriet Hansen Wyoming C H Hartman Anamosa Mrs Charlotte Hartman

Jones County Iowa Anamosa Herbert Connell W. B. Ditch Rosemary Dolan L. A. Dreibelbis Center Junction Ed Eilers Monticello Allan T. Fairbanks John Figherty E. H. Frankfort W. D. Frantz Martello C. C. Freeman Olin J. R. Goatee Harriet Hansen Wyoming C. H. Hartman Charlotte Hartman

Local Residents and Officials Listing

A dense reader-friendly list names individuals from Anamosa Center Junction Monticello Oxford Junction Morley Wyoming and surrounding areas. The compilation includes Hartman Heliken Hellberg Hughes Treland Kennedy Lemmer Moffett Mirick O Rourke Peters Petersen Rohwedder Scherer Seehusen Stadtmueller Tyler Wag goner Warren Wroblewski Zimmerman and others in multiple communities.

Anamosa Robert Hartman Benjamin Heliken Center Junction W. F. Hellberg L. J. Hughes Scotch Grove R. E. Treland Harry Jones Fred Kay Monticello Etta Kennedy Onslow John Kennedy Mike Lemmer Cascade T. A. Manuel Wim. McCormick Frank Moffett Clarence Lulu Mirick Jim O'Rourke Henry J. Peters Mildred Petersen Oxford Junction Milo E. Phelps Morley Charles Podhaski Zelma Rickels John Rohwedder Joe Scherrer H. H. Seehusen Wyoming Earl Sherman P. N. Smith Edward Stadtmueller J. E. Tyler Harold Waggoner Olin Anson Warren Martelle Marjorie Wroblewski Ralph Zimmerman

Traveling man complains of hard times and money trust

In a local restaurant a traveler blamed Wall Street money trust for hard times and then lost $3 at a slot machine, a small vignette amid mentions of economic worry in the area. Bishop Frederick D. Leete exits on a trip through the Orient and will be away until May, with Bishop F. T. Keeney taking charge in his absence.

Victrola Records Holland St. Paul Rabbi Cohen Quin O'Brien Clarence Darrow Manchester Press Money Trust Wall Street Frederick D. Leete Omaha Methodist Episcopal Church Towa Orient F. T. Keeney Atlanta

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