Mrs Edna Cropp 73 Died In Monticello
Mrs Edna Cropp 73 died at 1055 a m Wednesday January 13 at John McDonald Hospital after a two month illness. She was born July 3 1880 in Dodge township and married Arthur Freeze in 1901 later widowed 1915. She married G W Cropp in 1916 moved to Cedar Rapids then Monticello in 1938. Survived by son George M Freeze grandson Jack A Freeze two sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday 2 30 at Sanner Funeral Home Farley with Rev Robert Gildner officiating burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Edna Cropp
Monticello
John McDonald Hospital
Cropp
Dodge Township
Farley
George D
Jennie Gould Nichols
Arthur Freeze
Freeze
J. E
Lottie) Woods
Cascade
Anton
Blanche) Jaeger
Dyersville
Albert Nichols
Valley
Nebraska
Sanner Funeral Home
Robert Gildner
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Otto C. Strief
Old Rugged Cross
Fairview Cemetery
Monticello Junior High Tops Anamosa 24 to 17
Monticello's junior high basketball team defeated Anamosa 24 to 17. The standout was Landis with 8 points while Holmes 3 Martin 4 Eden 2 Lang 4 contributed in the scoring. Coached by Paul Knipe the squad lists Meyer Wright Anders Podhaski Behn Maurice Norris Sands and Classen.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Landis
Holmes
Martin
Eden
Lang
Paul Knipe
Meyer
Wright
Anders
Podhaski
Behn
Maurice
Norris
Sands
Classen
Monticello Manchester to rematch Friday game at Monticello
Monticello and Manchester will meet for a second time this season on Friday January 22 at 8 15 p m on the Monticello floor. Monticello won the first game and will host the rematch tomorrow.
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Monticello
Manchester
Funeral rites and pallbearers named for local deceased
Rev. Gildner officiated at the funeral. Pallbearers included E. J. McMahon Louis Knapp L. A. McCormick Elmer Glen A. E. Kelly and Otto Otten. Attending Monticello mourners were Mrs Minnie Izer Mrs Anna Berlin Bruce Cropp and Mr and Mrs Elmer Drexler.
Tom George earns all tourney honors in 1954 Dubuque Diocesan
Monticello Sacred Heart center Tom George was named to the Class B-2 second team among about 400 players in the 1954 Dubuque Diocesan Basketball tournament. St Martins Cascade also earned two first team picks, with Cascade defeating Cedar Rapids St Wenceslaus and Waterloo OLVA 43 to 40 for the B-1 crown.
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Tom George
Dubuque Diocesan
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Dubuque
George
St. Martin’s
Cascade
Tom Goetzinger
Morrie Klocker
Don Menster
Vince Dolphin
Goetzinger
Cascade St. Martin's
Cedar Rapids St. Wenceslaus
Waterloo Olva
Consignment Sale Planned in Monticello Area
A consignment sale of miscellaneous merchandise is set for Saturday evening in the old Zimmerman hall. Auctioneer Wm. Null promotes the event with posters in Monticello and nearby towns listing some items available.
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Zimmerman Hall
Wm. Null
Monticello
Sacred Heart Boys Dominate St Marys 60 15 Basketball Game
Sacred Heart breezed past St Marys of Cascade 60 to 15 as Monticello and Howie combined for heavy scoring. Howie led Sacred Heart with 17 points while St Marys forward Seitz topped his team with 7 points in a lopsided sun afternoon contest.
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Monticello
St. Mary’s of Cascade
Sacred Heart Boys
Eagles
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's
Hoffman
Westhoff
McAleer
Howie
George
St. Mary’s
Bill Howie
Seitz
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Express
Monticello Express
Hudson-Hart
Poland
Earl Keegan and Sons
Center Junction
Town
V.F.W
Frieda Eilers
Olive Reynolds
Buckner Motors
Clarence Acker
Middleton
Wisconsin
Wilcox Hatchery
Irvin Kintzle
Harley Streeper
Huerter
John F. Huerter
Oldsmobile Rocket
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
Dr. Champion
Chevrolet
Frazer
Matthiessen
Auto & Supply Co
Bill Zearing Jr
Lisbon
Iowa
John Deere
Vanourny
Kuriger Bros
Millers
International Harvester Dealer
Monticello, Iowa
N. L. Newton
Monti
SKY Command
Dan Duryer
Lex Barker
Elliot Mike Hammer
Private
Statistics
Sacred Heart Fgft
George Deb
MONIA
Jim Balsiger
Poe
America
Holland P.T.O
Sboilt
Tae
Ipea
Monticello Implement & Truck Co
ED Cox
Alfred Egger
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