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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

2

Promoted to Sergeant Edward Kromminga in Army Air Field

Edward Louis Kromminga son of Mr and Mrs Edward L Kromminga of Monticello has been promoted to sergeant. He serves in a B 24 combat crew training for overseas duty at Charleston Army Air Field South Carolina. He entered service in January 1943. Home on furlough Pte Robert E Balster visits family in Finishes Boot Camp Tim George finishes boot camp at Great Lakes and returns home for leave. George Coxsee visits his parents while stationed at Minneapolis Naval Air Base. Alfred Vierce Jr enlists in Navy and trains at Great Lakes Ill. Clarence Rhatigan assigned to Fleet Post Office San Francisco Hotel Mars 192 Fourth Street. Alva Hinrichs promoted from private first class to technical corporal at Camp Wolters Texas. Wilbur Coxsee transferred from New Orleans to Norfolk awaiting orders to go to sea.

Edward Louis Kromminga Edward L. Kromminga Monticello Charleston Army Air Field Charleston S. C Tim George A/S Great Lakes Leo Kane George C. Coxsee Naval Air Base At Minneapolis C. A. Coxsee Rhatigan San Francisco Clarence Rhatigan Spm Fleet Post Office Fourth Street Calif Hinrichs Alva Hinrichs Camp Wolters Texas Wilbur K. Coxsee Phm Naval New Orleans Norfolk

Monticello Express Readers Share War News Notes

Local readers send letters and updates from wartime service. Eldred Darrow writes from APO San Francisco praising the Monticello Express and sharing hometown ties and stenography studies. Carl Howland visits from Presque Isle on furlough while serving in radio work. Minnie Izer learns her nephew Fred Neal was slightly wounded in Italy after a Purple Heart for Salerno. Vernon Stahlberg returns from 28 months overseas service in the 834th division with campaigns in North Africa and Italy. Clifford Phelps receives army discharge after hospital stays in Florida and Georgia. Petty Officer Raymond L Clark returns to port after two weeks of sea duty to send Father’s Day greetings.

Howland Carl Howland Presque Isle Maine Luther Howland Air Transport Command Ace Minnie Izer Pfe Fred W. Neal United States Army Italy Stahlberg Vernon Stahlberg A. W. Stahlberg North Africa Donald Schlimmer John E. Kiburz Raymond Sloan Camp Butner N. C Raymond L. Clark

Military and community notes from Monticello and area

Connolly leaves Pfe. Paul Connolly reports his two weeks furlough ends with departure to Camp Wolters Texas. George On Leave T M George 2c visits his wife and son then heads to radar school at Great Lakes. Mrs. Reed and son Reed Bartlett arrive in England. extended visits by families fill weekend. Arch B Grimes departs to Boone as new superintendent. Multiple educators and relatives visit Monticello residents during summer period.

George T. M. George Tommy Great Lakes Arch B. Grimes Boone Boone Public Schools Monticello Public Schools Boyd 8S Shannon

Church notices and social greetings fill Monticello column

Sacred Heart and several other churches list masses confessions and services under pastor A L Lorenz Wm J Grossheim Glenn W McMichael and Homer E Dalrymple. Congregational and Evangelical churches announce vacations conventions and sermons. Local society notes report visits travels and family events across Monticello and nearby towns.

Sacred Heart Catholic Church A. L. Lorenz

Visitors and relatives share weekend in area homes

Cedar Rapids resident Mabel Heisey spent Tuesday with friends. Mildred Deischer and Jeanette Lubben visited from Palatka Florida. Dubuque guests P A Wiedmeyer stayed with Dr and Mrs R R Fuller. Gerald Locher family headed to Buffalo New York after visiting Frank Locher. Theodore Thomas and sons from Milwaukee joined Mrs Thomas for a longer stay at the Guyan home. Shimanek Camp Campbell Ky Blanche Fifield and Raymond Kramer Oxford Junction visited the Shimanek home. George family in Monona hosted Tommy George and Mrs T M George. Carl Winkler La Von Holub Sgt Donald Schlimmer Betty Wroblewski guests at the Smith home in Prairieburg.

Theodore Thomas Dickie and David Milwaukee Thomas Siegfried Guyan Cpl William Shimaneck Camp Campbell Blanche Fifield Raymond Kramer Oxford Junction Cc. FF Shimanek Carl Winkler LaVon Holub Sgt Donald Schlimmer Betty Wroblewski Lester Smith Prairieburg

Mayor Passes Fine and Jail Term in Anamosa Case

On Saturday Mayor Earl J. Pulver sentenced Tom Day to a $100 fine for drunkenness and disturbing the peace and Clarence Ricklefs to 80 days in jail for assault and battery. Arrests were made by Officers William Fischer and Leonard Norton.

Earl J. Pulver Anamosa Tom Day Clarence Ricklefs Day Ricklefs William Fischer Leonard Norton

Social Visitors From Iowa Cities

Miss Lillian Locher of Iowa City visited last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Locher. Miss Luella Balsiger of Cedar Rapids was a weekend guest with her parents Mr and Mrs William Balsiger. Mr and Mrs John Breen returned Saturday evening from a two weeks visit with relatives in Detroit Michigan. Mrs DeWitt Thompson and her daughter Betty of Cedar Rapids were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs M J Hogan. Mrs Leslie Talbot and daughter Beverly of Iowa City spent the past week in the home of Mrs Bess Dickey. Cliff Phelps of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Bernice Phelps who is confined at home with an injured ankle.

Pauline Oltman Madison, Wis L. A. Oltman Blanche Hunter Cedar Rapids Mary E. Coxsee Fritz Etten Evelyn Mra Gus Paulsen Walter Hall Iowa City University Hospital F. P. Stuhler Ann Carter James H. Carter Atlanta, Ga Ann Monticello John Turnis Des Moines Cascade Billie Phelps William Jeske Iron, River, Mich Ervin Davis Rose Marie Albers Moline Lutheran Hospital Moline Sr William Albers Frances Ellen Bone Algona Florida S.g Charles Marion Chicago Frederick Bone Ashland, By Wallace Dickey Springfield, Til Tom Shover John Wenger Celan Rollins Marion Dr. M. Childress Huntington W. Va Mrs. X-Ray Childress Mary Oltmanns Sterling, Ill Fred Plueger Will Plueger Gerald Locher Ronald Buffalo N. Y Frank Locher Locher Curtiss Wright Airplane Company Lillian Locher J. J. Locher Luella Balsiger Mrs William Balsiger John Breen Detroit, Mich Leslie Talbot Beverly Bess Dickey Cliff Phelps Bernice Phelps

German wood sugar industry fuels rubber and feed programs

Readers learn how Germany maintains a large synthetic rubber program based on alcohol and secures protein feeds through its wood sugar industry, supplying both alcohol and animal feeds to sustain production.

Nazis Chemical Industry Germany

Real Estate Transfers From Monticello Properties Listed

Series of land transfers dated 1942 to 1944 include Harriet C. Coughlan and others selling to J J Eggers for $1 in Monticello railroad addition lots 402 403 and other parcels in Varvels addition to Monticello. John Zubler sells to Elma Behrends for $1 in 1944. Clara Boss Benson and Harvey P inherit halved land to Emma K Bohlken. Additional parcels include Center Junction lot blocks and irregular lots with descriptions and dates in 1944.

Harriet C. Coughlan Mary F. Carpenter Millington F. Carpenter Halstead M. Carpenter Lou D J. J. Eggers Monticello John Zubler Elma Behrends Bessie Henderson Cliff McDonald Center Junction John Ross Marie Emma K. Bohlken Varvel Clara Boss Benson and Harvey

Deceased John Boss Estate Trustee Deed Details

The document references the last will and testament of John Boss, deceased, detailing the transfer to Emma K. Bohlken as trustee. It notes a trustee's deed dated 6-16-44 for $865 and concerns an undivided one-fourth interest in the described land, with related instrument references and land descriptions.

Monticello Charles John Bosa ‘Uhdér John Boss Emma K. .Bohlken

Paint extends building life per Circular 279

The University of Missouri agricultural experiment station reports that proper paint selection and application can lengthen a building’s service life by up to 40 percent. It also notes that investment in paint yields about a 3 percent annual return through savings in buildings.

J. C. Wooley University of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station

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