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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1951

Page

6

Marriage Licenses Issued in Jones County Week

Two marriage licenses were issued this week by W Leigh Pearson clerk of the district court in Jones County. John A Stimpson 28 and Betty Rohn 21 Coggan and Arthur Merchant 35 and Ruth Alexander 28 Cedar Rapids received licenses. Five new members joined the Monticello Lions Club Louis Freese Alva Freese Claude Appleby George C Schoon and Fred Faust. The club viewed pictures of interest from the East last summer taken by Clarence Matthiessen.

Jones County W. Leigh Pearson District Court John A. Stimpson Betty Rohn Coggan Arthur Merchant Ruth Alexander Cedar Rapids Monticello Lions Club Lions Louis Freese Alva Freese Claude Appleby George C. Schoon Fred Faust Clarence Matthiessen

Multiple births and veterans recount in Monticello and surrounding towns

John McDonald hospital reported three newborns this week to the Covingtons of Monticello a boy Jan 20 the Ries of Worthington a boy Jan 21 and the DeShaws of Hopkinton a girl Jan 22 Audrey Schatz and Lester Schatz welcomed twins Cynthia Lou and Leslie Ann at 7 am with paternal grandparents E A Schatz of Monticello. Rotary Club recalled Korean War veteran Chub Warner in Sand Springs describing extreme cold conditions and keeping fighting.

John McDonald Hospital Galen Covington Monticello Wilfred Ries Worthington Merle DeShaw Hopkinton Charles Podhaski Audrey Lester Schatz Grand Rapids Mich E. A. Schatz Cynthia Lou Leslie Ann Sand Springs Billy Ries Lee Chub) Warner Rotary Club Warner Marine Corps California George Harris

New Cars Licensed in County Office This Week

Mrs Blanche Corwins office reports 3 240 1951 license tabs sold by yesterday morning with about 2 800 vehicles still unlicensed statewide. Listed car owners include Herbert Rittmer Mechan icsville A H Dierks Monticello Melvin Pruess Olin David Baril Lisbon Richard W Ketelsen Center Junction Donald R Willmott Cedar Rapids Harold E Reese Anamosa Henry J John A Petersen Onslow L Lovell Monticello B H Behrends Monticello Harvey Manuel Center Junction Learon Tobiason Scotch Grove Robert Serbousek Center Junction Paul Delham Cascade Victor Tatak Oxford Junction George H Bohiken Scotch Grove Ed M Vacek Oxford Junction William Brodersen Olin Clair Eggiman Monticello Emil Vosock a Oxford Junction Trucks listed include William Ferring Monticello Air State Town Electric Co Monticello Raymond Helgens Monticello Studebaker Miller s Monticello International.

Blanche Corwin Herbert Rittmer Mechanicsville Cadillac A. H. Dierks Monticello Pontiac Melvin Pruess Chevrolet L. Lovell B. H. Or J. H. Behrends Ford Harvey Manuel Center Junction Buick Learon Tobiason Scotch Grove Plymouth Robert Serbousek Paul Delham Cascade Dodge Victor Tatak Oxford Junction Olds George H. Bohiken Ed M. Vacek Oxford

Grand Jurors Indict Man For False Hog Sale In Iowa

Edwin Helgens of Scotch Grove presided as foreman of the Jones county grand jury in its first 1951 session. Albert Lee, once a tenant on Elden Brashaw’s 288 acre farm near Cascade, was indicted for sale of property with a landlord’s lien. The panel also praised the county jail and Anamosa reformatory facilities and noted no additional criminal actions this week.

Edwin Helgins Scotch Grove Jones County Albert Lee Sumner Elden Brashaw Cascade Lee Mr. Brashaw Harry Lyon Dubuque Packing Co Oxford Junction Hans Foss Davis Anamosa Reformatory Penningroth

Divorces Granted and Filed in Jones County Court

One divorce decree was granted to Nina Hughes from Ivan Hughes with $25 weekly child support for three minors and an expected child until the children reach 18. A second divorce petition was filed by Doris Eileen Foster against Wesley Leroy Foster citing a felony conviction and seeking custody of Cody Steve and Marshall Clark Foster. Also noted is a Methodist Youth Fellowship paper drive for January 27 with porch collection by 9 am and bundling assistance via the phone number 271-J.

Jones County Nina Hughes Ivan Hughes Monticello Hughes Jeanette DeWayne Albert Kahoka Doris Eileen Foster Wesley Leroy Foster Cody Steve Marshall Clark Foster Methodist Youth Fellowship

Twelve Men Named for Induction on February 12

Jones County Selective Service officials say an even dozen men will be sent for induction on February 12. The specific names are not yet selected. An additional bus with 86 men will travel to Des Moines for physical exams on February 5.

Jones County Hubert C. Metcalf Jones County Selective Service Board

Accidents Reported by Jones County Sheriff Office

Three crashes were reported this week. Jerry Naylor’s car suffered about 45 dollars in damage after a northbound passing incident on highway 151 with a truck that did not stop. A pair of jackknifed semis near Wyoming on highway 64 blocked both directions for over eight hours. Donald Danneman’s southbound pass on the same highway led to a rollover with nearly 1000 dollars damage to the refrigerator truck.

Express Jones County Jerry Naylor Anamosa Naylor Wyoming John Wheat Chicago Harold Ager Frederika Lewis Dreibelbis Donald Danneman Danneman Lawrence Labarge

Petit Jurors Report Date Change For January Term

Petit jurors for the January term now report on Monday February 19 as Judge Charles Penningroth excused them. The assignment calendar lists non jury trial cases including Emlin McNamara versus Monticello State Bank as trustee of the Rollie McBride estate. Also scheduled are Nick Avelcas versus Don Milroy for auto damages and Ray Hearn versus Otto Steuri centered in Monticello and Center Junction.

Petit Charles Penningroth Emlin McNamara Anamosa Monticello State Bank Rollie McBride Nick Avelcas Monticello Don Milroy Ray Hearn Otto Steuri Center Junction

Gas Light Mystery Play To Open Tuesday At Auditorium

Monticello Public High School Speech Club, directed by Miss Margaret Stutzman, presents Gas Light a Victorian style mystery drama. After two postponements and a cast illness the show goes on next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Monticello

OMVI Cases Docketed in Jones County Court This Week

Two men from Anamosa and Monticello faced guilty pleas for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Robert W. Campbell, 41, Anamosa, paid a $500 fine with costs plus liquor permit revocation and a 60 day license loss, with $200 down and $50 monthly. Clifford Eugene Hogan, Monticello, paid $300 fine with costs and license suspension after arrest December 31 on Highway 151. Wayne Evan Dufoe, Hopkinton rural route two, faced another OMVI charge with $3850 recognizance bond posted. Frank Joseph Smith, Anamosa, posted recognizance and requested Jan 27 continuance. County records hint at a rising drunk driving trend.

Jones County District Court OMVI Robert W. Campbell Anamosa Campbell John Beckmann Clifford Eugene Hogan Monticello Lyle Dickinson Highway 151 Wayne Evan Dufoe Hopkinton Beckmann Dufoe Court of Justice George C. Lawrence Frank Joseph Smith Jones County

Anamosa Robbery Suspect Sentenced To Fort Madison Penitentiary

Rex Leo Williams of Oskaloosa, 20, pled guilty to the January 14 robbery of Scott Hardware in Anamosa. Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis and a Des Moines pawnbroker helped recover goods and identify the suspect. Williams received a 10 year term from Judge Charles Peningroth after police linked him to the crime, with the car later traced and the stolen items returned.

Lewis Dreibelbis Des Moines Rex Leo Williams Oskaloosa Fort Madison Penitentiary Williams Charles Peningroth Scott Hardware Anamosa Ceda Rapids Eldora Training School State Penitentiary and Reformatory Reformatory

Dr Gerald Fisher to Open New Optometry Office

Dr. Gerald M. Fisher of Monti cello plans to open his office in Anamosa within two weeks for the practice of optometry. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Max Fisher and a graduate of the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis. He also attended the University of Iowa after Newton high school. The office will be located above the Stuhler clothing store.

Gerald M. Fisher Monticello Anamosa Fisher Max Fisher Southern College of Optometry Memphis, Tenn University of Iowa Newton High School Stuhler Clothing

Father's Night Program For P T A Tonight Monticello

The Monticello Parent Teachers association hosts its annual Father’s Night at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. Rev James Sala and Claude Appleby will greet guests. Speakers Leo Cabalka Ralph Wilson and Rev Donald L Chapman discuss Citizenship Begins at Home. Hospitality committee includes Dr L C Perkins Irvin Rhatigan Carlton Landis Edgar Vernon James Bender Dr Earl DeShaw M P Paulsen Ben Heiken.

Monticello Parent Teachers Association Masonic Temple James Sala Claude Appleby Leo Cabalka Ralph Wilson Donald L. Chapman L. C. Perkins Irvin Rhatigan Carlton Landis Edgar Vernon James Bender Earl DeShaw M. P. Paulsen Ben Heiken

Lovell Christmas Seal Sale Chairman Reports Receipts

Mrs Irving Hintz the Christmas Seal Sale chairman for Lovell Township notes receipts total 83 45 dollars and thanks all who contributed She urges those who have not yet replied to return their letters to complete her reports

Irving Hintz Lovell Township

Railroading A Colorful Segment Of Local History

Celebration of the centennial anniversary of Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad recalls Monticello’s early iron horse era. The Milwaukee Road marked 1950 as the 100th year since the 1850 five mile run linking Milwaukee and Wauwatosa, with earlier Dubuque and South Western lines tracing to 1759. Accounts describe crowded depots, inaugural trips, and enthusiastic excursions, plus accidents that tempered the joy as rail service expanded from Sand Springs to Anamosa by 1860.

Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Iron Horse Monticello Milwaukee Road Milwaukee Wauwatosa Wisconsin Milwaukee & Mississippi Rail Road Farley Sand Springs Anamosa

Jones County Farmers Earn $145,491 In Soil Conservation 1950

Jones county farmers earned over 145 000 dollars in 1950 by for soil conservation practices but only a portion will be distributed. Alva Streeper PMA chairman notes about 98 000 earmarked for Jones with pro rating possible if other counties do not earn. Payments span nine practices including terracing contours pasture seeding limestone fertilizer and tile drainage.

Jones County Alva Streeper County Production and Marketing Administration PMA Streeper Jones Lovell Township

Furniture For New St. Luke's Church Arrives

St Luke's Methodist church Monti cello prepares for Sunday services as furniture from Janesville Wisconsin arrives in knocked down form. Carpenters assemble stained white oak pews hymn racks communion rails lectern pulpit altar table and choir railings as final church work nears completion though some hardware remains to be removed before opening.

St. Luke's Methodist Church Monticello Janesville Wis

Pathologist to Address Jones County Health Council

Dr. R E Wyland a Mercy hospital pathologist in Cedar Rapids will speak to the Jones County Public Health Council on disease pathology next Tuesday evening The talk follows a pot luck supper in the Anamosa courthouse community room.

R. E. Wyland Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Jones County Public Health Council Anamosa

Rail Use Drops 85 Percent In Two Year Period

Rail service in Monticello shows steep decline from 20 daily trains to four. Incoming carloads in 1950 reach 1482 with livestock feeders and coal, feed and steel shipments. Outgoing carloads fall from 700 in 1948 49 to 79 in 1950 as trucking rises. jitney service remains the sole daily passenger freight link.

Monticello Milwaukee Railroad LCL Yeastex Company Yeoman’s Franklin Cedar Rapids Calmar Oxford Junction Worthington

Salary Schedule Set Officials In County Offices

The 1951 Jones County salary schedule set appointive officials led by acting county engineer Howard Porter at 4800 dollars yearly L Olin named as county engineer on a day to day basis Ruth Tomlinson deputy treasurer 2100 Josephine Scherer deputy clerk of court 2100 Lawrence LaBarge deputy sheriff 2400 Leigh Lint assistant county engineer 3600 Joe Chaloupka janitor 1520 Louis Hannan janitor 1800 Hoscoe Easterly steward county home 1900 Alene Easterly matron county home 1900 Martha Rawson director of relief 1740 Marian Serbousek public health county nurse 1080 Martin Thompson clerk health office 1080 Helen Murray addressograph operator and clerk in auditors office 2400 Phila Newhard clerk in treasurer's office 1740 Patricia Patten clerk in treasurer's office 1740

Board’ of ‘Supervisors Jones County Howard Porter L. L. Liebrock Olin Ruth Tomlinson Josephine Scherrer Lawrence LaBarge Leigh Lint Joe Chaloupka Court House Louis Hannan Hoscoe Easterly Steward County Alene Easterly Matron County Martha Rawson Marian Serbousek Martini Thompson Helen Murray Phila Newhard Patricia Patten

Increase Child Aid Payments in Jones County

Jones county will raise Aid To Dependent Children payments from 85 percent to 100 percent starting February 1. County welfare director Mrs Nellie Rummell says 57 cases involve 148 children and notes the increase should not deter efforts to earn a living wage. Ongoing surveys adjust net assistance.

Jones County Nellie Rummell

Farm Bureau Victory Party Slated in Monticello

The Jones County Farm Bureau hosts a victory party on Monday February 5 at 8 p.m. in the Monticello Community room. Members and families are invited with new county members receiving special invitations.

Farm Bureau Jones County Monticello County

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Lions Club Sheriff's Office Petit Jurors Clog County Court Chicago Railroad the Express M. B Chick) Leonard Ray Hayes The Art O'Rourke Lot Robert Mullen Milwaukee Section Melvin Sands Junior Hobert Leonard Kennedy Hobert Kennedy Gerald Fisher Father P.T.A Charlie Wales Epworth D.&s.w.r.r Marion Castle Grove Clay Fairview Greenfield _ ad Hale Ree Jackson Sbpealets Lovelley d Madison Pe Oxford ES Selects Richland i Fee Es Rome Washington Wayne Me St. Luke’s Church Health Council Leonard
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