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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1939

Page

7

Initiation and club gatherings at Monticello Masonic temple

The No. 226 O. EF. S. District Instructor, with Mount Moriah chapter members present, led a special school of instruction at the Masonic temple. The day featured initiatory work, a 6:30 dinner in a star-shaped hall, and remarks by Inspectress Sawyer on the order’s aims in Iowa.

Blgahoe Temple Herman Egger Carl Hodson Louise Field Lloyd Clark Hulda Peet A. B. Grimes Selma De-Shaw Sawyer Iowa Monticello Earl De-Shaw Emma Maurice Helen Harford Olgar Stott Ava Main Meta Prahm Jennie Stimson Harriet Hintz Augusta Farley

Presbyterian missionary society meets at Hintz home

Last week Wednesday the Presbyterian church missionary society met at the home of Mrs. W F Hintz with Mrs. Irving Hintz as hostess. Mrs O B Burrichter presided and Mrs George Rickels led devotionals. The topic The American Negro was presented by Mrs John Matthiessen. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Wm Grossheim president Mrs Donald Sutherland vice president Mrs Leslie Reade secretary and Mrs R P Clark treasurer. Tea was served at close of afternoon by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Rickels and Mrs Matthiessen.

The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church W. F. Hintz Irving Hintz O. B. Burrichter George Rickels John Matthiessen Wm. J Grossheim Donald Sutherland Leslie Reade R. P. Clark Riékels Matthiessen

Idle Not club lesson guides teens and adults wardrobe

The Idle Not club met at Mrs. Lynn Howie’s home for a fourth home project lesson on an all age wardrobe. Mrs. Ernest Schnier and Mrs. George A. Rickels led the lesson with a collar made from a handkerchief and jerkin patterns. Seventeen members and four guests attended.

Ernest Schnier George A. Rickels Idle Not Club Lynn Howie Willie Behrends S. M. Hosford Lyle Hosford Tony Kammerman Mesdames M. J. Cass James Howie Leo Kane Ike Schneider

Jones County Property Transfers andExecutions Report

Jones county records list multiple deeds and transfers dated Jan 27 to Feb 2 including marriages of property owners to spouses, parcels in Center Junction Morley Viroqua Monticello West Cascade and Hill's addition, with nominal $1.00 considerations and mortgages not assumed. Notable grantors include Fred Carson Gladys Mayme Platner S G Fannie Serbousek William F Margaret Anderson Corwin D George J Harmis Allan T Fairbanks James Wilson Sr Nell Wilson Alice L Singer Gladys Quirk Jacob A Smith and others.

Jones County Fred Carson Gladys Verne Carson Mabel Mayme Platner S. G Fannie Serbousek William F Margaret Anderson Corwin D Mary Carson Center Junction George J. Harmis Allan T. Fairbanks Morley Margaret S. Fairbanks Arthur L A. Ray Fairbanks Gladys Fairbanks Davis Nw &E James Wilson Sr Nell Wilson Monticello Alice L. Singer Gladys Quirk Jacob A. Smith Lota Hill West Cascade N. Merritt Harles M Elliott, Deed Bell Williams

Property transfers recorded in Anamosa and Martelle areas

Fragmented deed list notes transfers including F W Leinba ugh and Edith to W B Meeks with lots 9 and 10 Hubbell's add Martelle, Martha Harvey to Warren J Rees with J D M Crockwell's add Anamosa, and Gilliland to Warren Rees with Scott and Skinner's add Anamosa.

F. W. Levnbaugh Edith W. B. Meeks Hubbell Martelle Martha Harvey Warren J. Rees J. D. M. Crockwell Anamosa S. ‘D. Gilliland Janette’e Scott Skinner Stephen B. King Joseph M. T. Hogan

Property Transfers in Jones County February 17 to 23

Jones County land transfers list multiple conveyances 40 acres to Arthur Siver and Mae Siver in fee simple for $1.00, half interest transfers, joint tenancy survivorship clauses, and various parcels in sections 15 16 17 18 36 83 84 85. Names include Evelyn A. Brown Leland Heyman Bernhard Hansen August Hansen Blanche Willimack Elizabeth Vanicek and Vince Burda with deeds filed in Oxford Junction Anamosa and Webster's outlets.

Jones County Evelyn A. Brown Arthur T. Siver Mae E. Siver Marvin C. Levsen Iva L R. S. Milner Leland Heyman Louis Lorenzen Margaret Lorenzen Bernhard J. Hansen Hattie August J. Hansen Wis Oxford Junction John Hinrich Freese Marie W. E. Tuetken Margaret Mercer Grace Moyer Edward Stone Ethel Reed Stone Kimball Webster

Octopus: Master of the Crevices and Its Feared Tactics

The octopus lurks in seabed crevices and ambushes shellfish with eight suctioned arms. It uses a beak-like mouth, two central eyes, and a soft body to pull prey. Breathing involves water taken in and expelled through a funnel tube behind the head as it jets forward.

Black Sheep Hawk Sparks Debate On Birds Of Prey

A Smithsonian monograph by Arthur Cleveland Bent classifies some hawks as troublesome, noting marsh hawk aggression toward humans and pets while most hawks aid farmers. The red-shouldered hawk is described as a devoted home defender, with pair bonding noted in eastern U S and southern Canada.

Arthur Cleveland Bent Smithsonian Institution Bent United States Canada Birds of Prey Bert Paris

Janiéte Musgrove Wins Junior Gazette Prize for Poem

A 10 year old Iowa pupil Janice Musgrove daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I C Musgrove won a weekly book prize from the Junior Gazette for an original class written poem about Dick Whittington. Grace Scarlés her fifth grade teacher confirms originality. Separate item notes Turkey shipped over 3 500 000 dollars worth of seedless raisins to foreign markets last year.

Janice Musgrove Junior Gazette Grace Scarlés Janice Dick Whittington London Dick Istington Paris Alice Jin Turkey

Local Church Services and Schedules Recorded

Sacred Heart Parish led by Rev A L Lorenz offers masses Sundays 8 to 10 and Holy days 6 15 to 9, weekdays 7 with confessions Saturday 3 30 and 7 Morning services at Presbyterian Church led by W J Grogsheim include Sunday school at 9 am and worship at 11 am The Forgiveness of Sin study follows Apostles Creed Junior C E 430 pm Senior C E 730 pm Evening meditation on A Time of Conflict at St Matthew s Lutheran Church with H L Adix pastor Luther League meets 745 pm at Castle Grove Lutheran Church Arnold Thalacker pastor German services 1045 am next Sunday with 945 am Sunday school Lenten services Wednesdays 8 pm Ladies Aid meet Friday in church basement hosted by Mrs Anna Moenk Ping pong Luther League vs Monticello rescheduled for next Sunday Center Junction Methodist minister Harley W Farnham services Sunday March 5 series Life sermon title The Key to Life at 11 am Sunday school 10 am Methodist Church led by George Woodall services next Sunday

Sacred Heart Catholic Church A. L. Lorenz Presbyterian Church Wm. J. Grogsheim Castle Grove Congregational Church Samuel Greutensohn George Woodall Missionary Society Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Christ Lamb of God William Burrichter

Lenten Services and Church Activities Across Local Congregations

Epworth, John's Lutheran, Trinity and Reformed churches announce midweek Lenten services. Sermons focus on We Need Rescue and Behold the Lamb of God with German and English services. Missions meet next Wednesday at 3 00 with Mrs. McNeill. Young People plan a Friday gathering at the Burrichters.

Whitney Built Gunmaking Wealth After Cotton Gin

EH Whitney did not gain wealth from his cotton gin invention but later profited from the manufacture of firearms, diversifying his fortunes beyond the textile innovation.

EH Whitney

Keyes Optical Service Delivers Safe Reliable Eye Care

Eye strain wastes vitality and reduces efficiency, but Keyes Optical Service proves safe reliable and competent, offering valued care.

Skkeyes

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