First Methodist church of Mon ticello reopens with services and praise
The First Methodist Episcopal church in Monticello reopened last Sunday with morning afternoon and evening services led by Rev. John L. Hillman Rev. Roy V. Porter and Rev. L. C. Lemon. Music by H A Miller Tracy Thompson and Lois Brown enhanced the program. A total of 2500 was raised toward remodeling and new equipment including a furnace social room kitchen and updated auditorium and basketball play area. Rev. Mitchell praised for driving the improvements and efforts continued for youth activities.
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First Methodist Church of
Monticello
John L. Hillman
Simpson College At
Indianola
First Methodist Epicopal Church of
Des Moines
Vernon
L. C. Lemon
Davenport
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
William H. Mitchell
W. P. Ames
Leonard Duckett
Mitchell
William H.mitchell
Obituary for Rufus E Beeks of Monticello
Rufus Edward Beeks born January 22 1891 near Everly Iowa died Tuesday night in Monticello after a long TB illness He served in the US Army and was briefly in Hawaii and St Louis He married Margaret Morse and they had a son Owain Surviving are his wife son mother and four brothers and five sisters Funeral at Sacred Heart church Friday at 9 a m with burial in Catholic cemetery American Legion to oversee graveside rites
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Rufus
Beeks
Monticello
United States Army
Hawaiian Islands
Red Cross
Davenport
St. Louis
Rufus Edward Beeks
Everlytowa
Thos. Beeks
Margaret Morse
Owain
Thomas Beeks
John
Otis
William
Clinton
Chas. Gardiner
Hartley
Arthur Beebe
Baine
Minnesota
Herman Slimmer
Til Ne Beeks
Elizabeth Beeks
Manchester
Sacred Heart Church
George Hauck
The
American Legion
Editorial on renomination votes for Newberry supporters
In Indiana opponents claimed defeat of New was due to his vote for Newberry. In Pennsylvania Pep per voted for Newberry and faced renomination, yet these editors kept silent on the same issue.
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Council Bluffs
New
Indiana
Newberry
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Public notices of estate executrix and administratrix in Iowa
Public notices announce Ahlke Catherine Tobiason as executrix of George Tobiason deceased in Jones county with claims to be filed within legal time and immediate payment requested to avoid costs. Dated Monticello Iowa June 23 1922. Also notice names the administratrix of William Sharp deceased in Anamosa Iowa with claims to be filed and immediate payment requested. Dated June 28 19Lizal.
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District Court
Jones County
Iowa
George Tobiason
Monticello
Towa
A. D
Ahlke Catherine Tobiason
Lok
Poxave & Coxsee
State of
William Sharp
Anamoga
Lizal
SHARP
Adminstratrix
Doxsee
Tanlac touted to restore health and energy
Local agent W. W. Stickford promotes Tanlac as a remedy for tired overworked people, claiming it brings color to the cheeks and sparkle to the eyes and restores health and strength.
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Tanlac
W. W. Stickford
We of this generation must act to save our children
A World-Herald opinion laments escalating school taxes and social programs. It urges parents to return to active involvement to protect youth and the republic, warning that without fathers and mothers doing their part, society may deteriorate.
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Omaha World-Herald
Devil
Republic
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