Monticello Takes Season Opener Over Cascade and Manchester
Monticello sweeps Sunday twin bill in Makoeuta Valley League with an 8–2 win over Cascade and a 3–2 victory versus Manchester. Brown and Delaney pace hitting while Koob and Farber lock pitchers. Lee Byerly delivers a clutch ninth inning for the second win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Manchester
Clark
Monti
Bartlett
Eggers
Delaney
Wilson
Fenelon
Thenhaus
George Clark
Lee
Brown
McKeever
Orr
Reds
Bisenius
Hutton
Koob
Weber
Lee Bartlett
Farber
Hayes
Sabe
Lee Byerly
Youssi
Monticello
Anderson
Nieman
Beverages and Cookies: Norwegian Bev erkranse Recipe Offered
A column describes a Norwegian afternoon tea treat called Beverkranse wreath cookies. Miss Thelma Larkin of Iowa State College explains ingredients and method, including yolks butter cardamom flour and shaping into small wreaths baked until delicate beige with crystal tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Larkin
Foods and Nutrition
Iowa State College
Prairieburg Church Services and Schedules
A church notices page lists services for Prairieburg area churches including Protestant-G. Well, St Joseph Catholic, Sacred Heart Catholic, Reformed Armin Tendick, St Johns Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, St Matthews Ev Lutheran, and St. Matthew's. Details cover service times, Holy Days, confessions, Sunday school, and upcoming meetings and ordinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg Protestant—G. Well
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
St. John’s Lutheran
Paul T. Gut‘knecht
Trinity
Local Notices From Iowa Towns and Nearby Areas
Gerry Wernimont visited Dubuque for a couple of days. Peter and Alec Strong and Mrs. Strong visited the Serbousek home in Dubuque. PTA to meet on Saturday June 4 at 3 for officer elections at the library. R G Stuhler and daughter Barbara from Chicago to spend Decoration Day with William G Stuhler. Alice Reed supervisor of Mediapolis music returns to Monticello for summer. Leo Oswald and Regina Oswald visiting Cedar Rapids. Tom Bader and son from Fairview also in Cedar Rapids area. Vivian Smith of Marion and James McLaughlin of Cedar Rapids joined alumni at the Ma-WEE temple banquet last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Stuhler
Barbara
Chicago
Mr.Stuhler
William G. Stuhler
Alice Reed
Mediapolis
Monticello
E. E. Reed
Leo Oswald
Cedar Rapids
Regina Oswald
Council Bluffs
Tom Bader
Fairview
J B. Oswald
Vivian Smith
Marion
James McLaughlin
An Eollege
Donnia Lewis
Aamni
Ma- Wee Temple
Honor Among Thieves Recalled in Revisions
The Omaha Daily Journal-Stockman notes a shift in moral slang as a call to update the old saying about thieves. The piece reflects on changing views of ethics and legality in contemporary society.
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Omaha Daily Journal-Stockman
4-H Rally Set for Monticello June 8
The annual 4-H Club Rally will be held in the Memorial building dance hall in Monticello on Wednesday June 8. A committee meeting was held to finalize plans, with Queen Florence Mardoff of Wise Owl Club and attendants named. The day includes ceremonies, contests, a picnic dinner, and a statewide queen competition for the 4-H girls from Jones County.
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Memorial Building
Monticello
B. D. Helken
Martha
E. C. Gotsch
George
Martha Washington
Florence Mardoff
Wise Owl Club
Jackson
Jones County
Florence
Leona Behrends
Margaret Behrends
Luella Balsiger
Helen Brown
LaVonne Streeter
Eloise Kuhns
Pearl Wink
Pauline Holm
Elsa Peck
Elizabeth Fishwild
Catherine Peet
Erna Levsen
Iowa
Alice Clark
Irlene Loomis
Ruth Ann Hintz
Don Wherry
Ed Beach
Frank Byerly
Esther Sinclair
Mildred Delscher
Hazel Heasty
Paul Smith
Will Hiller
Queen’s Party
Helen Swinney
4-H
Extension Service
Joe Holub
Neighborhoods That Interest Loss Toll and Local News
The article notes farmer Charles Kratzer dies from a self-contained gun accident near Tipton. It reports on grasshopper control funds, a Cedar Rapids drunk driving case, a Linn county death from a heart attack, a child injury from a street accident, a Dubuque theater bombing with minor damage, and a civil attachment related to Norman Baker's alleged defrauding plan.
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James Dunn
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
George Minkler
Linn County
Spring Grove
Cora
la Verne Riggs
Leo Riggs
Francis Mandenscheif
Lamotte
la Nerne
Tere
Dreamland Theater
Dubuque
Kretz
Norman Baker
J. C. France
Tipton
Baker
Muscatine
France
C. P. Hanley
American Medical Association
Davenport
Cornell College names beauty queens and top students
The Royal Purple yearbook reveals Miss Harriet Holland of Independence as Cornell's most beautiful co ed for the year. Carol Bettner of La Porte City and HelenVon Behren of Mechanicsville win second and third prizes. Kenneth Gray and Marie Schmidt are outstanding seniors. Newell Madison and Margaret Herrick top juniors. Gale Henke and Ruth Miller top sophomores. Holland is a junior English major with past beauty contest honors and homecoming play involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorado Taft
Cornell College
Harriet Holland
J. L. Holland
Independence
Cornell
Royal Purple
Miss Holland
Norman Rockwell
Carol Bettner
la Porte City
Helen von Behren
Mechanicsville
Kenneth Gray
Cedar Rapids
Marie Schmidt
Fredericksburg
Newell Madison
West Chicago
Margaret Herrick
Minneapolis
Gale Henke
Hampton
Ruth Miller
Waterloo
Cardinal
Washington Bicentennial Quarter Dollars Set for Circulation
The United States treasury to issue a George Washington bicentennial quarter. Designed by John Flanagan, approved by Secretary Ogden Mills, and minted in San Francisco Denver and Philadelphia. Distribution expected before June 1 with regular circulation nationwide.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
United States
New York
Department of Agriculture
Congress
San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
Senator Norris Silent On Hoover Reelection
The Manchester Press attacks Senator Norris of Nebraska for not backing Hoover. It accuses him of duplicity, saying he poses as a Republican to win votes yet betrays the party oath in practice amid a corrupt political culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
Monticello High School Accredited by North Central Association
The Monticello public school received accreditation from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for the period ending March 17 1933. The policy requires annual renewal and standards spanning facilities, staff, programs, and athletic relations, with graduates gaining favorable college admissions in the north central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
A. B. Grimes
Board of Education
Association
North Central States
Monticello High School
Boundary Descriptions and Deed Transfers Noted in Records
Public notices describe tract boundaries along Highway 330 feet east and 1197 feet south from a corner, with further metes and bounds on section 22. Also listed are a mineral and land sale for the east half of section 15 and a deed transfer from B E Rhinehart guardian to Louis Alferts guardian for parts of sections 24 with a payment of 3204.24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Corner
CM & &J. P Railroad
Lovell Township Primary Votes At Otto Burrichter Garage
Voters in Lovell township will cast ballots at the Otto Burrichter garage in Monticello during the primary election. The polling place operates by order of the township trustees.
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Lovell Township
Otto Burrichter
Monticello
Deeds filed for record in Jones county week ending May 14
Deeds recorded show William A Hale and wife transferring to Herman Schafer and Augusta Schafer in section 14 and 23 township 85 range 4 for a mortgage of 18000 dollars and one dollar. H P Hanna and wife to L A Andrew receiver of Niles and Watters Savings Bank purchase sections 14 and 15 plus parcels in 83-2 totaling 233 acres for one dollar. Savings Bank also deeds to Boardman subdivisions Webster’s out lot 2 and Anamosa blocks for one dollar. Fred H Chatterton to May L Chatterton covers multiple parcels in sections 21 and 22 with detailed lot and acreage adjustments totaling 8.96 acres.
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Jones County
William A. Hale
Herman Schafer
Augusta Schafer
H. P. Hanna
L. A. Andrew
Niles & Watters Savings Bank
Boardman
Webster
Anamosa
Fred H. Chatterton
May L. Chatterton
Milo G. Phillips
Final Reports Heard for Jones County Estates
Notice announces final reports filed by executors administrators guardians and trustees in Jones county estates. A final hearing is set for June 20 1932 in the district court at Anamosa Iowa where interested parties may appear file exceptions and challenge approval of the reports including the final report of J N Ramsey administrator with will annexed for the estate of Jacob Schoon deceased dated June 1 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
J. N. Ramsey
Jacob Schoon
Anamosa
Iowa
Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa
District court in Jones County Iowa announces probate for Katherine R. Stuhler who died in the county A hearing is set for July 5 1932 at 10 a.m. to consider final proof and admission of the will to probate. Interested parties may appear and show cause if any. Clerk Warren Rees. Deputy Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Jones County
Katherine R. Stuhler
A. D
Warren Rees
Lura BE. Hanna
For Sale Early Cabbage and Tomato Plants
Classified notice offers early cabbage and early and late tomato plants for sale. Provides contact Mrs. Newton Parfitt at phone 151W and location in Cedar Rapids. Also features stockers and feeders sales for farmers, yard phone 8869, and a weekly pay sale rep opportunity with McKay Nursery Company in Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Parfitt
H. EB. P Cattle Co
Cattle Dept
H. E. Pane
Billie McDonnell
J. F. Lahey
Beverly Ee
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin
McKay Nursery Company
Madison
Fine Wiltons mill ship ments offer bargain sample
questionable advertisement claims 20 percent savings guaranteed with no selling expense. reader urged to see sample at a home location. includes vague names and addresses, likely a local sales notice with uncertain logistics.
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Gatoline
Clark charges Bennett with tax certificate dealings in Iowa race
Senator C F Clark denounces Senator Bennett of Des Moines and Mapleton as a self condemned hypocrite. He accuses Bennett of buying tax certificates and taking tax deeds across Monona and Linn counties over nine years. Clark links Bennett to big interests and public utilities bonds while urging tax relief and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Des Moines
Mapleton
C. F. Clark
Mononaounty
Napa
Linn County
Monona County
Clark
Iowa
Turner
Senate
Brunk, Bennett, Hassett & Jonas
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M. V. League
Dueraville
Gutenberg
Cedar Rapids Gineers
Engineers
Byerly
Lanie
Muscu
Ug Z
Rama
Smith
Wey
Batteries Baldwin
Scott
Jett
Oltman
Clarence Rhatigan
Oliver Smith
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sycamore Street
A. L. Lorenz
Reformed
Armin H. Tendick
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Roy V. Porter
Epworth League
The
Presbyterian Church
Samuel G. Gutenensohn
Jesus
Leonard Duckett
St. Matthew's Ev
H. L. Adix
Guttenberg
Gerry Wernimont
Peter Strong
Alec Strong
F. L. Serbousek
Parent Teachers Association
Thebrary
Sioux Fells Argus
Charles Kratzer
Earl Kratzer
Carl J. Drake
Atchison Globe
Cornell College Beauty
Washington
Callahan's
Janet Hagard
South Cedar Street
Kathryn Young
Harve Harford
T. B
Hopkinton, Towa
McNeil Bros
Lovell
Iverson
Jack Studer
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Lloyd King
Zimmerman
C. O. Wilson
Pdi
E. R. Easterly
Glin
Towa
Dr. Elwyn Patterson
Alee
LTS
Uca
Royal Comfort
Milwaukee Road
Yellowstone Parkegin
Gallatic
Gateway
Mc Rainier National Park
Puget Sound
Olympic Peninsula
Victoria
Vancouver
Alaska
Apia
Milwauk&e
Aoan
F. L. Harrington
Wyoming
Scotch Grove
Wayne Township
H. J. Dirks
Center Junction
C.f.clark
MR. Clark
Lloyd
Republican
Jones County Recorder
Lloyd Soper