Monticello Locals Defeat Guttenberg in Extra Sharp Start
The Monticello Cubs defeat the Guttenberg Giants 6 to 1 in a fast game after a fourth inning tied start. Bowman pitched well for Monticello while Finch struggled, with Monticello taking a 6 1 victory and moving into the second half race as Guttenberg holds first in the standings.
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Monti
Giants
Janu
Reed Bartlett
Bowman
Cronkhite
Bartlett
Ken Fenelon
Monticello
Mr. Finch
Guttenberg
Michels
Jud Hayes
Short
Ted Bowman
Gerry
Hayes
Fenelon
Finch
Wolf
Pintz
Michaels
Court records show varied scores and names in regional play
The report lists multiple game lines with teams Behan and Kepler Rubly and Weyant Dyersville and Independence. It notes Paul Maire of Shell Oil Cedar Rapids and his son Dick visiting Monti cello relatives last Sunday.
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Cascade
Manchester
Willenberg
Weber
Stodola
Nieman
Independence
Dyersville
Behan
Kepler
Rubly
Paul Maire
Shell Oil Company
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Shomont Wins First Half Of The Kittenball Card
Shomont dominated the first half by winning 12 contests with no losses. Stuhlers edged the Eskimos for second with seven wins and four losses before a rainout halted their scheduled clash. If the Eskimos win when the game is played, Stuhlers will remain tied for second.
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Shomont
Stuhlers
Eskimos
Eskimoes
Behrends-Wedding Unites Hastings and Newport in Minnesota
Rosella Margaret Behrends of Hastings wed Charles Walter Stone of Newport in a June 21 ceremony. The vows occurred before relatives with Lohengrin's march, Rev. A H Baer officiating. Gertrude Stone served as maid of honor, Richard Behrends as groom’s attendant.
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Rosella Margaret Behrends
Otto Behrends
Hastings
Minnesota
Charles Walter Stone
Nellie Stone
Newport
A. H. Baer
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Hastings
Gertrude Stone
Richard Behrends
Miss Stone's Pink Themed Wedding Party Details
Miss Stone wore pale pink organza with a blue sash and white kid pumps. Flower girl Marie in pale green eyelet organdy carried pink and white Sweet peas. A supper for the bridal party followed at a pink and white decorated table with a cake by Miss Elsie Behrends. The couple will be home after June 25 on the Walter Stone farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stone
Marie
Elsie Behrends
Ruth Behrends
Helen
Janet Johnson
Fred Balster
Harlo Johnson
Hastings
Stone
Niles Theater Debuts Western Electric Wide Range Sound
Starting Saturday July 1 the Niles Theater in Anamosa will install Western Electric Wide Range sound the first theater in Iowa to do so. The system expands frequency range from 75 5 000 cycles to 40 9000 cycles offering lifelike voices and instruments with reduced distortion and a sweeping volume.
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Niles Theater
Anamosa
Western Electric
Iowa
Bell Telephone Laboratories
East Cass Township Hosts Thirteen Relatives At Henry Uhr Home
Thirteen relatives gathered at Henry Uhr’s home in East Cass Township last Sunday. Attendees included Emma Batchelder and sons Romant and Gilbert of Alburnett Everett Mayberry of Anamosa John Mayberry and sons Delbert Earl and Dale of Wyoming Edwin Taylor and children of Springville Velma Schofield of Monticello visiting Conrad Poppe. Also Earl Alice Ernest and Elsie Benedict visited Leo Payne home in Hopkinton last Tuesday evening.
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Henry Uhr
Emma Batchelder
Romant and
Gilbert
Alburnett
Everett Mayberry
Anamosa
John Mayberry
Delbert
Earl
Dale
Wyoming
Edwin Taylor
Springville
Velma Schofield
Monticello
Conrad Poppe
Alice
Ernest
Elsie Benedict
Leo Payne
Hopkinton
Cass
Monticello Social Roundup Includes Visits and Picnics
Last Wednesday Anamosa hosts Merchants' Play Day and evening dance at Anamoea. Monticello guests from the Woellerts visited the Frank Burlingham home Tuesday. Faye Cass shower attendees from the vicinity included Burlingham, Rickless, Fairbanks and Benedict families. Laura Prult joined a Century of Progress excursion sponsored by the Lawrence brothers of Anamosa. Burlingham relatives spent Sunday at the Sanderson home in Viola. A family picnic was held Sunday at the Ray Fairbanks home with Lyle Clark, Lucille Clark, and Arthur Fairbanks attending.
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Atso
Anamoea
John Woellert
Irma
Eileen Woellert
Monticello
Frank Burlingham
Faye Cass
Merle Cass
Zeola
Ernest Rickless
Ida Fairbanks
Lester Fairbanks
Harry Fairbanks
Grace Benedict
Gladys
Ernest
Laura Prult
Century of Progress
Chicago
Lawrence Brothers
Anamosa
Bertha
Ed Head
Harry Sanderson
Viola
Ed Biggart
Pearl
Mabel Moss
H. J. Ricklefs
Herman
Lovell Township
Burlingham
Lyle Clark
Lucille
Arthur Fairbanks
Ray Fairbanks
Marriage of Ralph R Matthiessen and Helen Louise Wilkey
The marriage of Ralph R Matthiessen son of Anton Matthiessen Monticello to Miss Helen Louise Wilkey of Texas was solemnized in Carson City Nevada on May 15. The couple will reside at 1280 Pine Street San Francisco Matthiessen has worked for the Blind and Ladder company Oakland for 15 years He was born in Monticello and moved to California in 1907 with his parents He previously worked for Marshall Field and Company in Chicago Last summer he visited Monticello.
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Ralph R. Matthiessen
Anton Matthiessen
Monticello
Helen Louise Wilkey
Robert H. Wilkey
Texas
Carson City
Nev
Pine Street
San Francisco
Matthiessen
Blind and Ladder Company
Oakland
Calif
Americanization Notes Of V F W Auxiliary
The Monticello VFW Auxiliary No 1683 Americanization committee plans an all day Independence Day picnic at Joe Kiburz farm and hosts another hen party at Mrs Henry Che s home. A September meeting will receive four silk flags for the auxiliary color team.
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Americanization Committee of
Monticello
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Joe Kiburz
Henry Che
Luther Foster Dies in Las Vegas New Mexico
Luther Foster longtime educator and administrator died at his Las Vegas home on June 17 after hip fracture complications. Born October 3 183? in Indiana he led Monticello and Jones County schools, served in the Union Army, and later headed agricultural colleges in Utah New Mexico. He was 83 or 84. Survived by wife Lou Curtis Foster and daughters Clara and Lutie.
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Luther Fueter
Monticello
Ottumwa
Mathehood
Janes County
Lou Curtis
Independence
Foster
Kate Curtis Mirick
Boone
Jones County
South Dakota Agricultural College
Agricultural
Utah
New Mexico
Public Library to Close Evenings for Two Months
Miss Florence Noble librarian of the Monticello public library announces the library will close in the evenings for July and August except Saturday nights when it will stay open until 9 o'clock.
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Public Library
Florence Noble
Monticello Public
Lovell Block Hours Open
The Lovell Block operates from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m., setting daily hours for public access and services.
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Lovell
For Sale and Rent Notices Mixed in Latviа Page
Classified items list various for sale offers and rental needs including Lange tugs beds and counters, a white enamel range and Ritehon cabinet, plus strictly modern apartment rentals with July 1 possession. Names appear with scattered unclear spellings and partial addresses.
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Ritehon
Birt Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello Cubs
Guttenberg Giants
Cascade Dyersville
L Pet Shomont
Oilers
Neste
Eskimo
Rosella Behrends
Columbia
Sun
East
Cass Township
Pramosa
SYSTE
OX Film 5
L. Lasky
Loretta Young
Gene Raymond
Melville Baker and
Tedk Kirktend
Rowland
Frank Morgan
Nancy Carroll
Paul Lukas
Luther Foster
Las Vegas, N. M
Dr. A. M. Maurice
D. D
Latvia
Ett
Wytara
BJ. Monell
Lange
Hess
Natral Heelers
Frank Good
Fred Matheson
John and
George Good
Janet Hazard
Janet Hasard
Farmers Grain Company
Ore Grove
Scotch Grove
Ahrenholm Paint Store
Frese
Scovell
Sterling
TH. Clinton
Palmer's Drug Store
Buick
Auburn
Chandler
Hudson
Hupp
Packard
Hupp Club
Essex
Millsap Motor Co
Hupmobile Distributors
2Nd Ave. E
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Lions Service
Madison
Wis
Meyer
Farmera
OC. G. Thomas
A. B. Grimes
Monticello Park
Bok
Bac
Jersey
Sanitary
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