Monticello Area Residents Name Drops and Local Ads
Local notices list visits by Mrs C J Northrop and Miss Anita Liddell in Monticello, plus frequent trips to Cedar Rapids and Hopkinton. Advertisers tout Voss Electric washers at 69 dollars from McNeill's Hardware and promote a February sale week with many reader referrals and small notices.
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Voss Electric
McNeill Hardware
Voss Beletric
McNeill’s Hardware
Inez Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Voss
McNeill
Violet Lambert
Charles Lambert
Mart A. Lewis
Presbyterian Parsonage
Leonard Duckett
Monticello
Lewis
Coy Lambert
Mae Bartlett
Monticello Social Notes and Local Happenings
Local residents and students from Coe and Cornell colleges are listed visiting relatives and friends in Monticello this week. Activities include church events, auctions, theater and sports updates, plus notes on medical and travel events involving the community.
Dedication of Iowa State College Library Draws 2500 Strong
About 2,500 people attended the dedication of Iowa State College’s new $600,000 library building last week. Prominent librarians from neighboring states were present and former Ohio State President Thompson delivered the principal address.
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Iowa State College
Thompson
Ohio State University
Students begin second semester with contests and activities
The second semester starts January 26 as home declamatory contest in the high school to be judged by Supt Bangs Miss Schweibert and Supt Laughlin. District contest in Anamosa February 26 will include Monticello Mar tello Viola and Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bangs
Manchester
Alice Schweibert
Manchester High School
B. W. Laughlin
Hopkinton
Miss Hoy
Anamosa
Monticello
Martello
Viola
Winona Bishop
Winona
Rose Kelly
Mabel Kehoe
Red Cross
Monti High
Robert Wilcox
Miss Brancsen
Diederich
Nella Davis
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
January 1896 Monticello items highlight deaths and local trade
The Express records January 1896 events in Monticello and nearby areas. Notes include deaths of Mrs Mead 89, Miss Rickels tuberculosis, D. T. Gardner in Chicago, D. L. Norcross age 84. local business changes, marriages, a fire at John McLaughlin home, and trains/stock car data.
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the Express
Elizabeth Mead
Chauncey Mead
Jones County
Newton Parrott
A. I. Jackson
Monticello
Mary Rickels
David Thompson Gardner
BE. C. Squires
Chicago
Mr. Gardner
J. H. Heisey
J. S. Hall
Iowa
Edward Miller
G. &. Etten
Kenta
G. L. Lovell
Climax
Michigan
Lovell
Scout Troop Hikes in Jordan Canyon Then Plans Archery Contest
The Monticello Troop I hike went to Jordan canyon where eight or ten hollow rock shelters were found. Scouts tested tracking and wig wag signaling with Campbell and Matthiesen posting speeds of about thirty letters per minute. Archery contests with eight bows are planned in the park featuring three events and modest prizes for merit.
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Troop I
Monticello
Jordan Canyon
Campbell
Matthiessen
Circus Solly at the public school auditorium
The American Legion presents Circus Solly a three act musical comedy by Frederick B. Ingram staged February 1 and 2 at the public school auditorium. The cast features Harry Maire as Hickory Bender Edna Colburn as Jane Brown Henry Helms as Circus Sally Herman Schneider as Red Berry and Mrs Maude DeWitt as Dor othy Why plus Dor othy Why as Annie George Barnts as Simon Rotosky Royal Corbett as McGinty with Miss McAreavy as Widow Willow and Mrs Hilma Barnts as the circus girl. Sixteen choristers in new musical costumes complete the production with praise for their performances.
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Circus Solly
Publi School
Frederick B. Ingram
Amercan Legion
Harry Maire
Hickory Bender
Constibule
Edna Colburn
Jane Brown
Candy Girl
Sally
Henry Helms
Herman Schneider
Red Berry
Betty Wood
Jane
Maude DeWitt
Dorothy Why
Annie
George Barnts
Simon Rotosky
Royal Corbett
McGinty
Miss McAreavy
Willow
Clarence
Hilma Barnts
Heith Behrends
Frieda Schmidt
Mary Fluckiger
Marion Hayes
Virginia Schneider
Constance Meyer
Leona Donavan
Irma Rohr
Helen Pulver
Mary Rebi
Helen Ploise Gardner
Hesther Zimmerman
Kathryn McAleer
Gladys Stickford
Kathryn Redmond
Camille Goings
Allee Reed
Adv
Sacred Heart sweeps St Patrick in Cedar Rapids basketball game
Sacred Heart defeated St Patrick 36 to 10 at Sacred Heart gym, extending its unbeaten record to six. Hookstra led with seven baskets, Dautremont Schlimmer and Simmons contributed multi basket totals as Sacred Heart dominated scoring while St Patrick managed only three field goals. Friday Sacred Heart travels to Cascade for another tough matchup.
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St. Patrick
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart
Red” Nolan
Cascade
Hookstra
Dress
Schlimmer
Dautremont
Simmons
Ferring
Dunn
Miller
Entecgs
St. Patrick's
PF Murphy
Malloy
Burke
Nolan
Yount
Rock
Car Ez
N Larkin
Willner
Z . Sane
Potogal
W. Zubler
Marion Edges Monticello 11 10 In Wiggly Finish
Marion on its home floor nips Monticello 11 to 10 as Smith hits the decisive field goal at the final whistle. Monticello led at half and fought back with two baskets and free throws, while Captain Rhatigan and Ricklefs starred for Monticello in a thrilling finish.
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Marion
Monticello
Smith
Whitford
Anamosa
Rhatigan
Ricklefs
PG FT PF Barnts
Anderson
Podhaski
Maurice
PTTL
Ocsesue Ribet Ce Ee
FT PF
Hunter
Biggs
Lauser
O Kent
Early
Residets
Ces Manacca Asaayaaaccion
Evans
Cedar Rapids
Annual Meeting Notice for Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
Patrons are invited to the annual meeting at the creamery on Monday February 1 1926. Seven directors a secretary and a treasurer will be elected with reports and general business. Eighty nine diplomas will be awarded for the cream scoring contest. Free lunch follows noon. Cream is available January 31 not February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
QR. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Iowa
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
O. W. Brazelton
Notion of Probate of Wilt in Jones County Iowa
District Court of Jones County Iowa announces a will of John Traji de ceased read on January 26 1926 with February 22 1926 set for final proof and probate at the January term to admit or object to the will. Interested parties may appear to show value and reasons why the will should not be probated. Clerk B G Rees filed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
A. J
John Truiil
Said County
John Traji
B. G. Rees
Towa
Administrator Notice of Estate in Jones County
Public notice announces appointment of John Heyen as administrator of the estate of Ingot Scheer deceased by the Jones County District Court. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa January 22 1926. i 1 Reed attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Ingot Scheer
Anamosa
Iowa
A.D
John Heyen
Reed
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