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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

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Flag Day call to patriotism and USO recreation drive

The article urges Flag Day June 14 as a pledge moment and promotes an USO program to provide wholesome recreation at training centers and posts. It notes Monticello funding for 360 clubs and Cedar Rapids’ $10,000 quota, with staff and operation costs borne by the USO. It also highlights a pledge to the flag and mentions Rep Henry O. Talle of Decorah in Iowa's new district.

United States Army Navy United Service Organizations Y.M.C.A Y.W.C.A National Catholic Community Service Salvation Army Jewish Welfare Board National Travelers Aid Association U.S.O Monticello USO Cedar Rapids United States United States OF America

Iowa Gasoline Tax Figures and State Tax Themes

The column argues Iowa gasoline taxes totaled 24.46 million in 1940 with 17.19 million in state taxes and 7.27 million in federal shares. It urges taxpayers to review budgets in the coming months as property taxes fund most local government. It notes Health, industry and political remarks, highlighting Lt. Gov. Hickenlooper's speaking schedule and debate over tax and policy measures.

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Bethel church sold at auction in Clay community

Onslow memorializes the Bethel church building as an old landmark in the Clay community it was sold at auction Monday June 2. The 1860 structure built by early Baptist pioneers saw funding from families including the Ecklers Walters Greens Tippetts Carpenters and Halls. Proceeds totaled 381 with lumber 250 rock foundation 37 and furnishings 97. Net proceeds go to the Clay cemetery fund. Wrecking began Saturday and the building now serves as a community center for public meetings.

Onslow Bethel Clay Ecklers Walters Greens Pete Chase Rock Foundation Clay Cemetery Homemakers Club South Prairie Homemakers’ Club Glenys von Sprecken John Peterson Olin Mary Babcock James M. Huffman James Marshall Huffman South Mineral Huffman Rachel Waggy Huffman Ella Bearinger Gladys Snyder Wyoming Lula Huffman Waterloo Alta Broadie Ruthven James H. Huffman Dale Bickford Jeanette Hamilton Crowded House Don Ham Jane Ellen Paulsen Donna Bonney Ruth Esther Fadley Gary Eichhorn Russel Streeper Bobby Streeper Room For Boys Kenneth Harms Jimmy Hanna Warner Wasson Jimmy Chaplin Lila Bremer Shirley Harms Rev. Schrader Paul Smith Paul Wilcox

Real Estate Transfers Involving Cash Family and Anamosa Additions

Real estate transfers record C J Cash Jr and Hazel wives deed to Eleanor M Cash for parcels SE and NW portions in section 23 and other fractions near Maquoketa River with liens totaling 9 000 dollars to Onslow Logs Bank and Eleanor M Cash. Also transfers in Anamosa Walworths addition at Park and Garnaville streets with a 1 dollar consideration.

C. J. Cash Jr Hazel Eleanor M. Cash Maquoketa River Onslow Logs Anamosa Park Avenue Garnaville Streets Walworth

Postnuptial shower and local social notes

Mesdames Rickels Balster Hiller and Deischer hosted a postnuptial shower at the Rickels home for Mrs. William A. Reade of Onslow with about 40 attendees. The column lists visiting relatives, weekend guests, church events, and local social and civic notes from Anamosa Manchester Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas along with a note on Canada’s asbestos production.

Mesdames George A. Rickels L. P. Balster Will Hiller H. A. Deischer Rickels William A. Reade Onslow Harvey Heiken George Bohlken Baby Richland Township Gert Tuetken Center Junction Lyle Hosford Kathleen Eiler Dorothy Herren Anamosa James A. Buckner Castle Grove S. M. Hosford Kenneth Hosford Manchester Raymond Luckstedt Ryan Don Irwin Andrew Clarence Hosford Penielchapel Hodgson Coe College L. T. Fairbanks Ida Fairbanks Mount Pleasant Ladies’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Wyoming

Visiting families share weekend at local homes

Mr and Mrs John Reichart of Springfield Missouri with their daughter visited Mr and Mrs Forest Ely and Mr and Mrs Carl Hein. Mrs Joe Leberman of Sheboygan Wisconsin and her daughter Janet from Pennsylvania spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Len Buol. Cap Buol of Sheboygan Wisconsin also visited, returning home with Mrs Buol after a week with the Buols. Miss Adrian Russell and Miss Marjorie English returned home after a week long visit with the Buols.

Barbara Walker Monticello S. G. Hutton Hannah Jensick Cedar Rapids D. J. Wasson C. M. Holst George Guyan Chicago C. M N. C Nancy Orr Beverly Peters Merlin Bickford Maquoketa Lloyd Preston Herman Gutzeit Emil Paulsen John Peterson Paul Paulsen, Sr Alvena John Reichart Springfield Forest Ely Carl Hein Joe Leberman Sheboygan Wis Janet Pennsylvania Len Buol Cap Buol

Feldman touts PROTEX BIG LITTER for sow milking

John Feldman reports his sows lose about 75 pounds of pork before weaning. He credits PROTEX BIG LITTER with better milk production and less weight loss, noting sows eat little corn. The product, rich in a growth element to prevent pig pellagra, is purchased from Stuhler's Grocery in Monticello.

John Feldman Feldman Protek Stuhler Monticello Adv

Executor appointed for Katharine Altman estate

Public notice from Jones County Iowa announces L. W. Lovell appointed and commissioned as executor of Katharine M. Altman known as Kate Altman. Creditors must file sworn claims with the district court clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa June 7 1941. Coxsee Helserman attorneys.

District Court Jones County State of Iowa Katharine M. Altman Kate Altman Anamosa L. W. Lovell Coxsee & Helserman Carrie E. Page Monticello State Bani Coxsee District Court of Maria Bader Asceneida Pon Reas Tor Anamoss Te Elbert G Sear Rapids Thomas A. Kule Benkru Tey Thomas A. Kula Jones Diotis Aeneraby A. Kula Rapids Laws Cedaripepids M. W. O'Rieley

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Iowa Newspapers, Inc Charles A. Doxsee Jones, Linn Delaware Dubuque Henry O. Talle Decorah House of Representatives United States Congress Wiite State Hickenlooper Ed Birmingham Herring Wilson George A. Wilson Willkie Cunningham Lloyd Cunningham Cresco Secretary of Agriculture Mark Thornburg Roosevelt Congress Council Bluffs Cannp Claiborne Louisiana Camp Bowie Texas R. C. Rogers Fort Riley Topeka Winneshiek County Bethel Church Onslow Club James Huffman Lucille Butts Rockford Clarence Orr Kenneth Leggett R. J. Kleineck Donaid Jansen la Rane Bramer Will Bramer Harold Mohr Baldwin Phyllis Ritenour Savanna Ed Hodeval and Sons Leon Huffman Oxford Junction Belle Howard Dell Merritt LaMott Hobertson Sharon Fornia Hotpoint Calrod Al-Perecisin Finich Iowa Electric Lucille Yossi Iowa Mutual Insurance Company Bernice Allen John McDonald Hospital Fred Dearborn Washington, D. C George B. Hein Canada Swark J. E. Bateman Monticelle W. E. Tuetken Monticello, Iowa Civic Directory Monticello Attorneys C. A. Dozsee E. G. Heiserman Dozsee & Heiserman Attorneys Lew Lovell Block E. W. Brashaw Lanigan Bidg C. F. Shimanek General Law Practice Eetsecantee Stabler Conavnns Monticel Jows Thos. M. Redmond C. G. Thomas McNeil. Bldg John H. Fraser Earl H. Pane Chester A. Condit General Insurance L. C. Perkins D. C. Chiropractic Health Service Main St W. H. Nall Monticello, Lews Fabre Grant, Olin Bar 3 Jr. Ra Olin Yims Eyes Mere Grrr D. McLaughlin Ray Echternacht Paul Schuets Gene 2Ilden Bras Tate Frank Pernice Clarence Shaffer Beeks Gils Park Roy Pearson Bil Null Leigh Clara Leigh Clark Paul Hearn John Beeka Chas, Podhask D. P. Sutherland Tias Stuhler Norman Clark J . Huibregtse Carl J. Schneider Yarent ASEH G. Gutensohn Louis Barrack Bee'y Eebbaby Ann Mainar Rex Rickies T. M. Red H. M. Carpenter, Jr A. M. Maurice A. J. Stuhler Don Sutherland Siatemde Riess Stuller Don Mouw Cecil Goettach Pis F Behrader Lesurdy Vammerma William Shaffer Bora E. H. Hulbregtee T. E. Hamilton Lois Smith Country Club L. J. Swift Riess Stuhler American Legion Joe Barron Byron Abel X. W Harrison Lubben Frits Hein H._A. Hoag Ray Eehternacht W. HL Jarrett A. P. Lambert Oaap Dentists Lowell Bleex Frank E. Patterson Monticello State Bank Abstract and Title Co Anamoba Boo Jones County Jas Frederick Schwab M.D Jones County Bank Life and Fire Insurance J. G. Schoon George Albery Monticello Ted L. J. Swife W. E. Tustken
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