Monti Trims Manchester on Local Diamond Sunday
Monticello Cubs crushed Manchester Hawks 18 to 7, with Clark Meredith and Reed Bartlett homering. Monti climbs from cellar to a tie for fourth as Anderson, Carty, Nieman and teammates power the attack.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
3
Monticello Cubs crushed Manchester Hawks 18 to 7, with Clark Meredith and Reed Bartlett homering. Monti climbs from cellar to a tie for fourth as Anderson, Carty, Nieman and teammates power the attack.
Shomont beat DeMolay 12 to 4 to take first place in the soft ball standings aided by DeMolay errors. The doubleheader last Thursday tied 1 1 and 5 5 with Peter Pan Stahler and Cedar Rapids Three Minute Cereal. Eskimoes defeated Oilers 5 to 3 with Don Robertson on the mound. Next week schedule lists Eskimoes vs Midgets and Shomont vs Eskimoes among others.
Cedar Rapids country club amateur Johnny Vavra, noted for recovery shots, bude part of a four man exhibition at Monticello Country Club at 4 P M on Thursday July 27. He is competing in the State Amateur Meet at Lake Okobeji this week and is one of the favorites to win.
Amber The Rainbow 4 H club girls met at the Russell home with fourteen members and four visitors. Prizes were awarded for flower bouquets judged by Mrs. Daly Mrs. Steckel and Mrs. Davis. Also noted were visits from the Wessels family and various local gatherings including a twenty first wedding anniversary at the Remington home and several social calls. The Black Oaks district held its threshing season planning meeting led by Philip Bailey with about twelve farmers slated to work on the Gray farm next week.
Fifty five people mostly from Cass gathered at the August Schatz farm by the Maquoketa river for a Sunday picnic. A noon basket dinner was shared and activities included horseshoes baseball card games and swimming. Several lists of attending families and visitors from nearby towns and other states are noted with multiple kin and friends mentioned.
Five truckloads of fat steers averaging 1640 pounds sold at five dollars per hundredweight. Local residents spent Sunday visiting relatives, while Morley and Anamosa hosted farm programs, band concerts, and family gatherings. Casual travels included a Castle Grove funeral, illness recovery, and summer visits to relatives in Atlantic and Anita.
Prairieburg notes detail a round of visits and gatherings across nearby towns. Residents like the Walmotts and Kalibans travel to Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Solon while families host guests at local homes. The community also reports hog cholera fears in Boulder township and a birthday celebration at the Anthony home.
Ruth Pike and son Dick from Clinton spent the weekend with Mrs. Jessie McMaster. Eleanor and Marilyn Kennedy stayed in Cedar Rapids with their grandmother Lille Dye of Monmouth. The Ladies Guild met at the church presided by President Harriet Lamey, with a dainty lunch by hostesses Ella Orr Lizzie Orr R Chatterton and Carroll Humwardsen. Jack Helfich of Moline visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Rowe. Mrs Frank Rowe and Mrs Charles Rowe brought him home. Henry Koon fell ill Saturday and was taken to Monticello that evening.
Castle Grove couple Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leonard announce the birth of their fifth child. The Butschif Wayne family, Louise Heiken and their son visited the Wm Alberts home Sunday. Alva Stadtmueller and baby visited relatives in Arlington. Wm Albers and daughters called on Ted Rienits’s in Lovell township. Henry Seehusen and Alfred visited Mrs. Landher’s home in Ryan. Caroline and Emma Heiken spent Sunday evening at Ernest Heiken’s near Ryan.
Classified notices include for sale items such as a Hotpoint electric range and an Apex ironing surface from H W Behnke of Wyoming Iowa and Mrs E E Reed. a card of thanks for floral offerings to the O Rourke family. executor notice for Henry E Ahraken. probate of will for Joseph Pekar with hearing set July 24 1933 in Jones County Iowa. notices from J J Locher attorney and Paul T Schuetz executor.
Notice of a sheriff sale by special execution from Jones County District Court. Judgment dated July 6 1933 in favor of John O Rourke and Edward O Rourke against Eugene R McLaughlin et al. seeks $18 755 78 plus $264 95 costs. Real estate described includes multiple parcels in Castle Grove Township totaling about 241 acres. sale to satisfy the judgment and costs.
On July 31 1933 at 10 o clock a probate hearing is set in May term to admit the last will and testament of Katharina Dress deceased to probate in Iowa. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted. J J Locher is attorney for the estate.
W H Fraze sheriff publishes a levy on the east half of the northeast quarter section 17 township 84 north range 2 in Jones County Iowa to satisfy a judgment of E A Andrews and Ebien Andrews. The sale at public auction to the highest bidder will occur July 8 1933 at 9 a m in front of the court house Anamosa Iowa subject to redemption costs. Coxsee Coxsee and Heiser attorneys for the plaintiff.
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