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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

4

Local auto dealers pledge support for wartime conservation

In Monticello a series of interviews with mobile and tire traders shows unanimity on war material conservation. Dealers urge slower driving to save rubber and tires, stressing duty to the nation and the preservation of the American way of life.

America the Express Monticello The Express CG. J. Matthiessen, Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co John Eggers Eggers Tire Shop Leigh Clark Clark Bros. Tire and Battery Shop B. B. McLaughlin McLaughlin Buick Co

Onslow Savings Bank Resources Report

Capital stock and surplus funds appear listed with values for common stock preserved, undivided profits and deposits. The entry shows totals in local currency and notes reserves and resources at 2339,702.67 and 297,336.95 with 1.95 percent rate and 20,000.00 deposits.

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Anamosa Panthers Face Monticello in Spotty High School Game

A columnist laments Monticello’s flat play and praises Anamosa spirit in a heated preview of the upcoming intramural clash. He notes Anamosa’s six returning lettermen and a season moving toward better days, while Monticello risks a lop-sided result if effort doesn’t improve.

Anamosa Monticello Panthers Raiders Blue Raiders

Center Junction Local Notes Reflect Busy Social Scene

Across Center Junction and nearby towns residents engage in church meetings and daily tasks. Luella Seehusen begins new role at Onslow Bank while Merlin Dreibelbis visits from Cedar Rapids. teachers and families attend events and travel for work and school duties.

Jones County 4 H Boy Winners At Short Course

Jones County 4 H club sent members to Iowa State College for a three day short course. Winners included Robert Nowachek in beef, Jack Naylor in litter club, Donald Ketelsen in market, Willard Byerly in reserve litter, Dele Adams in dairy, and Monticello to receive a Holstein Dairy trip. Merle Jansen presided as voting delegate. Leo Levsen was nominated for state office. Speakers included Francis Johnson and Dr Charles Finley with others at the livestock and grain judging event.

Bieht Jemoes Pita Dee. Fn Prem Towa State College Jones County Robert Nowachek Tremaher Jay Slater Olin Chamyam Donald Ketelsen Janeen Jack Naylor Lestch Grove Willard Byerly Anamosa Dele Adams Monticello Champion Dairy Club inVern Neigel Jones County Holstein Breeders Association Holssein Dairy Club Merle Jansen 4-H Club Jones County Farm Bureau Leo Levsen Clarence State of Lee Francis Johnson Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Charles E. Finley Iowa State College Lilette Holbert Barnard Joy United States Department of Agriculture Hew Roberts RAF Australia

Funeral Services for Rose Marek in Anamosa

Funeral services were held at St. Patrick's Catholic church Anamosa for Rose Marek 76 who died Thursday night Rev P J Behan officiated and burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery Marek born March 10 1865 in Iowa City married to Martin Marek Jan 11 1893. Survivors include seven daughters four sons. PTA meeting postponed from January 8 to January 22 due to out of town speaker.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Anamosa Rose Marek P. J Behan Holy Cross Cemetery

Scotch Grove Social Roundup of Holiday Visits

Activity centers on Albert City residents resuming school and hosting visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Plueger welcomed Cen ter Junction relatives, Ruth Clark returned to Cedar Rapids after Christmas with her parents, and the John Wright family stayed with Sand Spring kin. Mrs. Kitty Callahan will spend winter in Monticello, Doris Lacock returned home to Mount Vernon, W. B. Clark hosted a Sunday evening with his class, Laurel Naylor left for Ames then Lamont to resume studies after holidays.

Presbyterian Church G. Thompson F. G. Tyrrell Henry Bader Raymond Monticello Harold Zumbrunnen Ethel Courtney Muscatine Nichols Eloise Sutherland Albert City Evelyn Courtney Leonard Waterville Marilyn Flesher Waterloo H. E. Stingley Billy Wessels Harvey Townsend S. W. Clark Onslow Milton Thoeni Ann R. P. Clark Judy C. H. Nelson Imogene Chase Lisbon Ray Plueger Center Junction Will Plueger Ruth Clark Cedar Rapids W. B. Clark John Wright Sand Spring Kitty Callahan Doris Lacock Marvin Lacock Mount Vernon Laurel Naylor Ames Lamont R. A. Naylor

Manchester Panthers defeat Monticello 82 to 16

Manchester Panthers overwhelmed Monticello 82 to 16 on Tuesday night with poor Monticello shooting and passing. Panthers led 6 4 in the first quarter and matched a lopsided second half as reserves were edged 19 to 9 by BR EneST reserves.

Monticello Manchester Panthers Panther Hogan Barnd Reyner Oyoung Rieken Peterson P.lehn Corll Bender McIntosh Sherman O Meiintosh Griffith Hatch McNeill Dutton W.lehn Hartman BR Enest

Calf Meal Substitutes Skimmilk For Milk Feed

Jones county dairy farmers may substitute calf meal for skimmilk in calf rations due to milk demand in the Food-for-Defense program. A home mixed or ready made calf meal should include animal protein, and is fed with whole milk for three weeks then gradually replaces it with skimmilk over two weeks until t he 13th week when skimmilk ends.

Jones County James F. Kearns

Jones County Homes 1939 Census of Manufacturers

The 1939 census shows Jones County has 23 of Iowa’s 2,670 factories. They are 14 food products 2 fabric and finished goods 4 printing publishing allied 1 chemicals 1 machinery and 1 transport equipment. Each factory produced $5,000 or more in value.

United States Bureau of Census Jones County Iowa

Monticello District Finances Listed in 1941 Ledger

Secretary James A. Maurice certifies the Monticello school district quarter ending December 31, 1941, financials detailing disbursements to Monticello State Bank water electric and utility services, supplies, books, repairs, and miscellaneous expenses from numerous vendors and organizations. Names include A B Grimes, World Book Co., Random House, Metropolitan Supply Co., Monticello Express, and many others.

Ee General Fund Town Electric Co Bell Telephone Co Lem Berlin, Hauling Co Eees Sinclair Refining Co Ay Water Dept. Water Rem Electric Service A. B. Grimes the Garrard Press Gene Bye Eee Geo. L. Weston Co Central Scientific Co Metropolitan Gamble Store Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Ball Catas Clie Cae Veatee Mike Chisman Henderson Refrigeration Serg Mar First Otto Kucera Brabbit-Taylor Co J. Kay Necohoriy Printing Co U. S WDA Hoffman & Staner Hanner Rubber Stamp Co Scott, Foresman & Co National Bag Mfg. Co Sacks Johnson Service Co Ropaire J. Gerdes, Bobbins Monticello Express Burrouds Adding Machine ; Co Ribbons Ely Eclipse Lumber Co American Council On Education, Cards Co. Cs Higley Chemical Co McCormick-Mathers Co Metropolitan Supply Co Latta & Son Mens Reformatory Sam Clark Lester Monk Bell Orafl Samuel French John Beck Fink Supply Co Becker-Hagelton Co Batley & Himes Pereseceseeeees Hoag Duster Co Geo. C

Monticello Lovell School District Quarterly Finance Report 1941

Certification that the Monticello Independent district Lovell township in the county presents a true report of financial proceedings and expenses for the quarter ending December 31 1941. Report filed with the county superintendent and published as required by law under the 49th General Assembly act.

Monticello United States Polit Federal Reserva Ank Az Wit Brockedings Lovell Eee 49Th General Assembly

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