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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

3

Local social and club notes from Onslow area

Onslow and nearby residents hosted and attended meetings and social events. The Ladies Guild met at Mrs. Hutton’s home with Mrs. Kennedy presiding, hostesses named, and a lunch served. The Young Married People’s bridge club was hosted at the Paulsen home with high scores and prizes. Community visits, illness updates, a Masonic lodge installation, and a dance by the Gloom Chasers are noted along with several visits and family news. A theft occurred at a Cass Grove farm, with hogs killed and road tracks found. no suspects identified. A baby girl was born west of town to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilcox.

Ladies’ Guild 8. G. Hutton Duncan Wasson Frank Byerly Hans Thompson Leonard McKinstry Harriet Lamey James Kennedy George Paulsen Claire Fayram Married People’s Bridge Club Paulsen Kenneth Kennedy Duncan ‘Wasson J. Pickner Cedar Rapids K. Kennedy Frank Rowe Monticello Vern Rynerson Ed Behrends Marilyn R. Greiser Behrends Gloom Chasers Stanwood Prairie Brown Garnet Kansas Alyea S. D Gus Dreibelbis J. D Earl Heath S. S Joe Nowachek Shelby Orris R. W. Chatterton Tyler G. Hutton Ward Hicks N. C. Holst Kleineck’s Marvin Hanwardson Maquoketa Philip Palmer Madison Wyoming Oxford Lyle Tompkins Fannie Gannon Ames Henry Wolf Onslow Bernard Cass John Mayberry Olin Center Junction

Funeral for Mrs. Mary Koster Held at West Cascade

Mrs. Mary Koster nee Mary Sadler died after a short illness from heart trouble. Funeral mass was held at St. Mary's Church with Rev. J B Albers and Rev. H N Ginter officiating. She was born January 1 1865 in Medinger Luxembourg and married James P. Koster in 1887. her husband had died four years earlier. she was a gold star mother.

Urg Camp Ledge Quolobdur Susi Sue W. J. Koster Cascade H. A. Koster Hoek Ushand Mass Bisemus Jeseph Sehwind George Dolphin George Klinkner St. Mary's Cemetery Albers Ginter Cascades Devine Brothers Fillmore Mary Koster West Cascade St. Mary’s Church J. B. Albers H. N. Ginter Father Albers Mrs. Koster Koster Mary Sadler Medinger Luxemberg Europe Anton Sadler James P. Koster St. Mary's Church

Social Gatherings and Visits Across Dyersville and Area

Sand Spring hosts and visiting neighbors fill a busy weekend with card parties and multiple guests. Dyersville residents William Conley and Sophia Clement share Sunday visits, with 14 tables at a F. J. Weber home card party and winners Margaret Kurt and J. L. Weber in five hundred euchre. Nearby travels include Cedar Rapids visits, Earlville trips, and social rounds among Hedrick families, Haverly and Bright households, and the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid at Monticello.

William Conley Dyersville Chas. Stevenson F. J. Weber Margaret Kurt J. L. Weber Euchre Coletta Kelchen Peter Putt Sed and. & Gts W. H. Behrends Rothy Mrate Behrends Cedar Rapids Ernest, Brondel Herbert Cox Earlville Ricka Hyde Alice Cox R. E. Chaplin Jack and Paul Clara Chaplin Onslow Galen Hein Richland Center Cap Arduser Arduser Hein Edward Cox Marjorie Kaufman Herman Grayhill Barville John McDonough Clarence Schuster Dubuque Tom Murray Dorothy Lee Ladies Presbyterian Church Maples Inn Monticello

Annual meeting attendees and local social notes

Castle Grove among attendees at the Farmers Mutual Insurance association annual meeting listing numerous residents from Hughes Center Junction Prairieburg Coggan Buck Creek Monticello and others. The report also notes a birthday party for Mrs Margaret Folkerts at Scotch Grove health updates on Pat Leonard and C A McLaughlin surgery and hospital status.

Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association H. J. Mayberry John Humpal Hughes William Bohlken Anamosa G. J. Hughes E. C. Scotch Grove M. J. McNeilly C. A. Burmeister Robert Moncrief Paul N. Smith L. A. Dreibelbis J. R. McNeilly Center Junction M. J. Crowley Prairieburg Jake Meyer Ryan James R. Morrissey Frank McGuire James F. Crowley Coggan Sam Bronemann J. C. Thompson Buck Creek E. G. Hicks John C. Smith J. H. Perrine Arnold Egver Clarence Brashaw Fred L. Berlin N. C. Deischer Monticello A. F. M. Caspers Fred Herman Hahn Henry Stadtmueller Margaret Folkerts Scotch Grove Pat Leonard Carl Smith R. P. Wilson S. M. Hosford Hazel Green Florence Black Morley Carl Mardorf Bowen's Prairie Mrs. Mardorf C. A. McLaughlin John McDonald Hospital

Rieken Hosts Large Cass Line Gathering Of Relatives

Mr and Mrs John Rieken entertained more than seventy relatives and neighbors at their Cass line home last Friday with cards and dancing. Notable guests included Martha and Mary Benedict of Monticello and Lucille McConaughy of Morley among others. a Nen Poppe aged eight performed accordion selections.

John Rieken Cass Line Nen Poppe Henry Poppe Warne Township Lincoln Thoeni Rieken Martha and Mary Larence Allamand Olga Butschi Monticello Lucille McConaughy Morley Alfred Folkers Bohiken Allen Arlene Zimmerman Paul Wayne George Dirks Castle Grove Ralph Zimmerman Lorene Zimmerman Wayne Township Dose Cass Center Henry Johnson Roy Phyfe Lester Schofield Schofield Frank Burlingham Zeela Bertha Ernest Rickless Smith Keithly Viola Benedict Bertha Burlingham

Obituary of Mrs. Amos G. Smith of Hopkinton

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Amos G. Smith 63 at her Hopkinton home with Rev. A B Soule in charge. Rose Tesar born in Hopkinton April 29 1869, widow of Amos G Smith, aged three children, five grandchildren survive. Burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Also mentions local notices and community events.

Amos G. Smith A. B. Soule Hopkinton Rose Tesar Laura Smith Reid Cedar Rapids Clarence T. A. Wragg Dubuque Frank R. Tesar

Teachers examination set at Anamosa dates January 25 26 27

Nellie V. Morey county superintendent announces the uniform county certificate teachers examination will be held in Anamosa on January 25 26 and 27.

Anamosa Nellie V. Morey

Farmers Meet to Seek Land Tax Reductions in Jones County

About town farmers crowded the Jones county courthouse last Thursday seeking lower land valuations. Henry Miller of Olin led the meeting with Theodore Martin of Martelle among speakers. They initially sought a 50 percent cut, then narrowed to 40 percent, noting a 7.5 percent cut since inflated values, comparing with 25 percent in some Iowa counties. The county supervisors and assessors met with Paul Buckman of Elkader, learning state guidelines. Assessors may adopt a 20 percent reduction per the state board recommendation.

Jones County Henry Miller Olin Theodore Martin Martelle Iowa Jones County Board of Supervisors Paul C. Buckman Elkader State Board of Assessment and Review

Manchester Man Killed By His Own Car

I A Besler aged 52 farmer and father of twelve was killed instantly at 11 15 am Saturday five miles east of Manchester on primary 20 He was coming to Manchester with his attorney William Edwards and Louis Winkler of Farley who was driving When they neared an overturned van Besler stepped out and was struck by a door knocked under the car and his neck was broken Winkler passed between the van and a guard rail no one else hurt No inquest was held per Sheriff Harry Utley Delaware county

I. A. Besler Manchester Besler Farley William Edwards Epworth Louis Winkler Winkler Bester Harry Utley Delaware County

Jones County Board Assigns Bridge Work to Local Supervisors

Jones county supervisors allocated bridge duties to John Fritz of Oxford Junction William Flaherty of Anamosa and E W Koon of Monticello for the coming year Fritz covers Oxford Hale Wyoming Madison and Clay townships Flaherty Greenfield Rome Fairview Jackson and Cass Koon Wayne Washington Richland Lovell Castle Grove and Scotch Grove townships The board also named Miss Julia Foards Stone City deputy clerk of court Mrs Evelyn Brown Anamosa assists in treasurer's office and Miss Katherine Barton Waterloo aids the auditor's office

Board of Supervisors Jones County John Fritz Oxford Junction William Flaherty Anamosa E. W. Koon Monticello Fritz Oxford Hale Wyoming Madison Clay Flaherty Greenfield Rome Fairview Jackson Cass Coon Wayne Washington Richland Lovell Castle Grove Scotch Grove

Camp Fire Notes and Local News Highlights

Camp Fire Girls chair a busy start to the year with officers elected Lillian Locher as president Betty Thomas as vice president Jo McNeill secretary Selma DeShaw treasurer Antonette Coxsee scribe and plans for hikes cook-outs a New Year ceremonial and progress updates on bird and tree study first aid studies and Christmas card printing. A Cedar Rapids fatal car train crash kills John N Ronek at a grade crossing near the Three Minute cereal plant. A Davenport bootlegging probe with 31 suspects including officers targets a liquor ring moving nearly 5 million dollars of alcohol. Also listed are yard wood sales a Stolen wood saw notice from Monticello with a $5 reward.

Tammala Camp E. H. DeShaw Lillian Locher Betty Thomas Jo McNeill Selma DeShaw Antonette Coxsee Burdena Behrends Betty Matthiessen Kathleen Hogan Helen Jolly Leona Taylor John N. Ronek Cedar Rapids Northwestern Portland Rose Ronek Three Minute Cereal Plant

Central City Fair Closed Through Foreclosure

Last week Judge F O Ellison entered a judgment for 4359 17 against the Wapsie Valley Fair association in a foreclosure action against the Central City fairground property. Harry DuBois of Central City was appointed receiver.

F. O. Ellison Wapsie Valley Fair Association Central City Harry DuBois

Pianos Tuned and Various Local Ads

Classified items list services and sales from Monticello area. Pianos tuned and rental housing offered by locals including Nellie London and Gene Byers. horses and seed barley for trade. grain binder and other farm equipment. puppies, poultry, and livestock for sale. produce and wood sales. Holstein bulls and dairy stock. harness and shoe repair notice with Sam Reade contact.

Property transfers and a Manchester business leader dies

Jones county records list multiple deed transfers in January including Andrew Ambuch Jr to George Ambuchl and C. E. Reddin to Anamosa National Bank. Deeds involve parcels in Anamosa Onslow and Olin totaling thousands of dollars. The obituary notes J. J. Goen of Manchester, 66, a former county chairman of the Democratic county central committee, passing away last Sunday.

Jones County Andrew Ambuch Jr George Ambuchl C. E. Reddin Anamosa Natl Bank State of Iowa Crockwell Tasker Id. Pyten C. J. Lynch Jr H. D. Miller Florence Miller Secor Walnut Fork Elizabeth Robertson W. W Robertson John J. Dunn Gerald Dunn Howard Willison Paul Paulsen Nora Kelly L. M. Silliman A. W. Bass Angie M. Allen Leo G Otto Allen Onslow J. J. Goen Manchester Democratic County Central Committee

Public notice appoints administrator for Kammerman estate

The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints C A Doxseer administrator of the estate of Deidrich D Kammerman deceased. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated at Anamosa Iowa January 13 1933. Doxseer Administrator. Doxsee Doxsee Heiserman attorneys for the estate 30 4

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Deidrich D. Kammerman iAnamosa Towa A. D C. A. Doxseer Doxsee Doxsee & Heiserman August B. Jacobs Anamosa Cathrina Jacobs Doxsee & Helserman Arthur A. Vaughn Harvey P. Baird Coxsee, Coxsee & Helserman

Estate of Arthur A Vaughn Administrator Named in Iowa

The state of Iowa administrator of the estate of Arthur A Vaughn is noted in a court dated Anamosa Iowa the 14th. Harvey P Baird Coxsee Coxsee Helserman attorney firm referenced for the filing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M.B Moi Buday the &H Club Bors Henry Frat Carl Caspers Carl Marders Seven's Prairie Bill East Cass Township Roy V. Porter The Methodist Episcopal Church Center Point Charles Cords Amanda Cords Chris Eiben Albert E. Cox Janet Schemmel Jones Couny Board Dimension Lumber R. J. McNeill Ford George Smith Central City Fair Gene Byers Nellie London Frank Dawes Wisconsin Irving Hintz Carl Otten Ed Fitzsimons Meyer’s Produce Company Walter Hall M. B Herman Helgens Helgens Bros Sam Reade Farmers’ Grain Company Farley’s Stags Charlies E. Bates Gill Street C. A. Doasse Adga Palmer's Drug Store Music Service Co Fred Dexter Imperial Worthington Gents Monticello Express W. H. McDaniel Monticello State Bank ACM Lowell Sherman Lc - Sale - le Speed Demon Sun Sundown Ilupe Velez Lee Tracy Naked Truth Pallette Frank Epica Car David O Selgnick Renegades of the Helen Hayes Gary Cooper
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