Leo C Payne 73 Dies in Waterloo
Leo Carlos Payne 73 longtime South Hopkinton resident died January 13 in a Waterloo nursing home after months of illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the McNamara funeral home in Anamosa with burial in Riverside cemetery. He was born July 4 1861 in Craig Nebraska and lived on a farm near Anamosa before moving to Hopkinton. Surviving are his wife Nora Darrow and son Carlos of Anamosa, two granddaughters, and brother Ray Payne of Hopkinton. Two sons preceded him in death James and Paul.
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Anamosa
Nora Darrow
Monticello
Hopkinton
South Hopkinton
Carlos
Ray Payne
Rites Held for H. G. Rickels
In Scotch Grove and Monticello area notes, Heinrich George Rickels died at John McDonald Hospital Monticello Saturday evening after an illness. Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Brokens were held at St Matthew Lutheran Church Monticello.
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Scotch Grove
Brokens
Roundup
Mont
Montticello
Monticello
Bernice
Katharine Brokens
Straub
Heinrich George Rickels
John McDonald Hospital
Rickels Rites Held at St Johns Lutheran Church
Funeral services for Heinrich George Rickels were conducted Tuesday at St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev August Stenzel officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery. Rickels born July 10 1884 near Scotch Grove was survived by wife Lina Ladehoff five children 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren with numerous siblings and a wide circle of relatives.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
August K. Stenzel
James Hughes
Carl Himebaugh
William Oltman
Burial Rites Here For Mrs Bedell Former Resident
Burial services for Mrs Elsie Noble Bedell wife of George Harold Bedell of Cincinnati Ohio will be held this afternoon from the Goettsch funeral home Monti cello with burial in Oakwood cemetery Rev James B Hodgson Cedar Rapids will conduct the services. Mrs Bedell died at her home in Cincinnati Sunday Jan 16 following a long illness. Funeral services were held there Tuesday Jan 18. Elsie Noble was born June 25 1884, the daughter of Elmer Jesse Noble and Elizabeth Scott Noble.
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Elsie Noble Bedell
George Harold Bedell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Goettsch
Monticello
Oakwood
James B. Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
Monticello State Bank Report of Condition 1954
The Monticello State Bank of Monticello Jones Iowa filed its condition report as of December 31 1954 detailing assets of 15 84261082 including cash balances United States government and municipal obligations and loans and discounts. Liabilities total 11 750.00 with deposits of 14 37214765 and capital accounts 1 45871317. The bank’s capital consists of 50 000 in preferred stock and 350 000 in common stock with Nella M Hoffman as notary public.
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Monticello
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Aoee
Bedell Woman Noted For Education And Family Roles
Mrs. Bedell grew up in Monticello public schools graduating in 1902 and earned a BA from Coe College in 1907 and an MS from Columbia in 1915. She taught high school in Albia and Marshalltown before marrying George Harold Bedell in 1919. They lived in Washington and Pittsburgh before settling in Cincinnati where she was active in Knox Presbyterian Church and local societies. She is survived by her husband, two sons, two sisters, and two grandchildren. pallbearers listed.
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Monticello Public
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Columbia University
New York
N. Y
Columbia
Albia
Marshalltown
George Harold Bedell
Castle Grove
Washington
D. C
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
George Noble Bedell
Iowa City
Donald Williams Bedell
East Orange
N. J
W.D. McLaughlin
Reuel McColm
Monticello
Grace
C. A.mclaughlin
James McLaughlin
Howard McLaughlin
Cleo P. Casady
William Marsh
Clarence Eberhart
Wilbur Cartano
Willards Celebrate 63 Years of Marriage in Hopkinton
Mr and Mrs W B Willard observed their 63rd wedding anniversary at home in Hopkinton on Thursday January 13. They wed January 13 1892 in Manchester and spent most of their life on a Lower Bay farm before retiring to town.
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Hopkinton
W. B. Willard
Willis B. Willard
Emma Dolley
Manchester
Lower Bay
Jennie Hand
St. Louis
Tresa Rohr
Monticello
Roy
Earlville
Dale
Cedar Rapids
Verdun Sill
California
Herbert Sill
Omaha
Nebr
Elgin Sill
Florida
Willard
Joe Legg Addresses Jones County Y P Meeting
County extension director Joe Legg told Jones county youths farming is a highly scientific occupation and outlined agricultural opportunities. A park shrub purchase committee was formed, plans set for a district R Y P meeting Feb 3 at Mt Vernon, and entertainment and registration chairs were named.
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Joe Legg
Jones County
Highway 64
R.Y.P
Mt. Vernon
Joan Propst
Loren Hartwig
Diane Hollingsworth
Don
Ferguson Sill Nuptials at Deerfield First Presbyterian
Buck Creek Alice Aileen Ferguson of Kirkwood Pennsylvania and Albert Bud Sill of Manchester Iowa wed January fifteenth at 2 pm in Deerfield HI First Presbyterian. Double ring ceremony read by Dr Paul Keller altar adorned with white gladiolas and baby chrysanthemums. Reception in Wheeling Illinois. Mrs Sill attended Temple University and worked for Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr Sill, a University of Iowa College of Engineering graduate, works for Tractomotive Corp. The couple are former Buck Creek residents.
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Buck Creek
Alice Aileen Ferguson
Kirkwood
Albert
Bud) Sill
Manchester
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Deerfield
T. Walter Ferguson
Wheeling
Ill
Sill
Temple University
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Tractomotive Corp
Sills
Landess and Rickels Wed in Iowa City Chapel
Margaret Landess of Anamosa and Ray Rickels of Monticello were married Friday at Wesley Chapel Iowa City in a 1:30 p.m. ceremony by Rev. L. L. Hunnington. The couple, both University of Iowa students, planned a eastern states trip after the wedding.
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Margaret Landess
Anamosa
Ray Rickels
Monticello
Wesley Chapel
Iowa City
L. L. Hunnington
Methodist Church
Verne D. Landess
William Rickels
Kay Hempe
Maquoketa
Phillip Tuetken
University of Iowa
Monticello State Bank Elects New Directors
Elected Bank Director John Shover of Monticello was chosen to join the Monticello State bank board at the annual stockholders meeting. Other directors include H. W. Stuhler J. J. Locher Arend Balster Jr Dr T M Redmond C G Thomas Charles M Luett and M J Carpenter.
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James A. Maurice
H. W. Stuhler
John C. Shover
C. G. Thomas
Chas. M. Luett
Arend Balster
T. M. Redmond
J. J. Locher
M. F. Carpenter
State of Iowa
Jones
John Shover
Monticello
The
Monticello State Bank
Arend Balster, Jr
T. M. ‘Redmond
Charles M. Luett
M. J. Carpenter
Monticello Herds Lead D H L A No 2 Results
The Jones No 2 Dairy Herd Improvement association reports 531 cows tested with Monticello herds ranking first and second. Average production was 8616 pounds of milk and 316.6 pounds butterfat per cow, well above Iowa averages by 3416 pounds milk and 110 pounds butterfat. Members met January 12 in Anamosa to review feeding and culling outcomes.
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Jones No. 2 Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Iowa
Anamosa
Association
Dairy Herds Lead In Monticello Production Study
The DJ H.1.A. program reports 23 Holsteins owned by Ernest and Robert Wahl of Monticello as the top herd, averaging 11,730 pounds of milk and 407.9 pounds of butterfat per cow. Second are 23 Guernseys owned by DeShaw and Nehl of Monticello with 8,311 pounds of milk and 365.9 pounds of butterfat. Sixteen Holsteins owned by Merrill Kimm of Coggon rank third at 10,547 pounds and 354.4 pounds of fat. High vs low herd comparisons show averages of 9,736 vs 7,210 pounds of milk and 368 vs 276 pounds of fat, with high herds costing about 151 per cow and low herds about 135, reflecting feed costs about half of total production costs.
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Ernest
Robert Wahl
Monticello
Guernseys
DeShaw and Nehl
Merrill Kimm
Coggon
Four Methodist Circles Held Meetings Jan 12
The Women’s Society of Christian Service circles at St. Luke’s Methodist Church met on Wednesday January 12 for their regular sessions.
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Women's Society of Christian Service Circles
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Waverly to Host Movie Showing by Pastor Kehren
Rev F H Kehren of Wayne Zion Lutheran church plans to show German films taken last summer at the West Douglas Lutheran church in Waverly on Monday January 24. The event aims to share experiences from his trip and offer a community viewing.
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F. H. Kehren
Wayne Zion American Lutheran Church
Germany
West Douglas Lutheran Church of Waverly
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Leo C. Payne
Waterloo
H. G. Rickels
W. B. Willards
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Acme Electric CO
John Behn
Marvin TerVeen
Gbl
Alice Ferguson
A. Sill
D.h.la
Lyman Perkins
Louie Morf
Ed Huibregtse
Guy Bonwell
Darrell Blayney
Otto Smith
Leigh Clark
William Tuetken
Karl Keyes
Circle Three
Clark Home
Carl Schneider
Richard Long
Morrow
Robert Wilkinson
Circle Four
Vance Stead
Waverly
Express
Oliver
Monticello Impl. & Truck. Co
Alfred Egger
Ed Cox
Mee
Serra
Gal
Jug
HILEX
Swift
Elsheimer
Jonathan Apples
U.S
C &H
van Camp
Sawyer
Graham Crax
Mrs. Lane
Salerno
i-Way
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
McLaughlin
Studebaker
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