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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1944

Page

5

Local shipping and social notes from Anamosa area

Heavy shipping at local yards with seven hog cars from Dubuque Packing to Dubuque. Cattle and butter shipments listing multiple names and destinations. New births at John McDonald hospital with five newborns from Feb 23 to 28. Four marriage licenses issued at Anamosa clerk’s office. Lions Club met at Cecil Goettsch home for a tax discussion and Lions Circus planning on March 23 with committees to be announced.

Dubuque Packing Company Dubuque Union Stock Yards Chicago M. J. Kenneally George E. Rickels George Manternach Chris Reiter John Johanek Bud Brothers Joe Kurt John A. Hosch Wilbur Cartano Farmers Mutual Creamery Company New York District Court Anamosa Harlan V. Cooper Mary Belle Collins Monticello Richard H. Moenk Wyoming Joyce Herren John A. Lazare Masonville Lenore Mettler Center Point Andrew Eldon Pettit Vinton Hazel Starry Olin Lions Club Cecil Goettsch Lions Circus Goettsch

Canowefi campfire girls meet at Mrs DeShaw home

Guardian Mrs E H DeShaw hosted the Canowefi campfire girls with new games and songs. Betty Lou Bebee joined as a new member. A pro Serehi committee was named: Marjorie Luett Mary Wilcox Nancy Grimes. Red Cross chair Mrs William Corbin reports yarn received for sweaters mittens helmets and mufflers to be knitted. call Red Cross rooms Tuesday 2 to 4.

E. H. DeShaw Canowefi Campfire Girls Betty Lou Bebee Marjorie Luett Mary Wilcox Nancy Grimes William Corbin Red Cross Production Red Cross

Draft Registrants Include Four 18 Year Olds in Jones County

Four 18 year old youths registered with the Jones county selective service board this week. They are MerrelL Aldrich of Monticello, Glenn P. Seehusen of Center Junction, Joseph E. Green of Cascade, and Robert Lee Lincoln of Anamosa.

Jones County Selective Service Board Merlell Aldrich Monticello Glenn P. Seehusen Center Junction Joseph E. Green Cascade Robert Lee Lincoln Anamosa

Lent services to hear Rev Glenn W McMichael March 8

Monticello Protestant churches sponsor Wednesday Lenten services in the Community building auditorium at 7 30 p m Rev Glenn W McMichael Methodist minister will speak. Rev W T Boston spoke last night.

Monticello Glenn W. McMichael W. T. Boston

Ration Stamp Validity Dates Across Books and Goods

The notice lists expiry dates for various ration stamps and allowances across books and categories. It covers meats fats and processed foods, sugar stamps, gasoline coupons, fuel oil periods, shoes stamps, and tax declarations with specific end dates in March May February and April 1944.

East Coast Middle West Qati

Sacred Heart Triumphs Over Viola In Eastern Iowa Playoffs

Sacred Heart High School defeated Viola 34 to 28 in the opening boys sectional game. Dubuque beat Monticello 44 to 24 as Kremer led the Rams with 18 points, while Hines topped Sacred Heart with 17. Red Cross worker Vivian Bancroft has arrived in England for service APO 813 Postmaster New York.

Sacred Heart High School Viola Iowa Dubuque Monticello Panthers Sacred Heart Linn County Hines Dubuque-Monticello Dubuque Rams Kremer River City Clark Sullivan Sacred Heart High Smith Monticello High Thompson Red Cross Vivian M. Bancroft Red Cross Hospital England APO New York N. Y H. P. Bancroft Glenn Bancroft Miss Bancroft Newton High School Decorah Onawa Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls University of Wisconsin University of Washington Seattle

March I Is Moving Day For Farmers

March 1 marks moving day on farms as machinery, furniture, and beds are shifted from sheds to roads and attics. The scene shows well-kept equipment stacked atop less impressive items, illustrating the chaotic rush of early spring farm relocations.

Have you moved to a new address

The Monticello Express asks readers with changed addresses to send both old and new locations and R F D routes so they do not miss any issues. The notice targets subscribers across farms towns and communities served by the paper.

The Monticello Express

Farm tenancy turnover rises in Jones County noted

About 100 farms in the north half of Jones County will have new tenants after March 1. Lorenz Lorenzen, agricultural conservation chairman, says turnover is higher than in prior years as renters start own farms, join fathers, or retire. Wartime pace and manpower shortages drive faster work with less horse drawn machinery.

Jones County Lorenz Lorenzen Jones County Agricultural Conservation Lorenzen

Prull Hom Sgt Emil Prull from Camp Rants Me visits parents

Private Emil Prull of Camp Rants Me spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Jone Prull.

Prull Hom Emil. Prulbi Jone -Prull

Monticello School Election Set For March 13 Here

Monticello school district voters will name two directors in a March 18 election. Terms of EB Huibregtse and Carl Schneider end, and new directors must be elected. Filing deadline for nomination papers is Friday March 3.

Monticello EB. H. Huibregtse Carl Schneider

Modern Mobile X Ray Machine Installed in Dental Office

Dr. A. M. Maurice announces the installation of a new mobile X ray unit in his dental office. The device is shock proof and portable enabling X rays to be taken in any position as needed.

A. M. Maurice

Barron Family Loses Father in Bull Attack

William P. Donnelly aged 71 father of Mrs J R Barron was gored and killed by an enraged bull Saturday evening on his Walker area farm. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Sacred Heart church Walk er with Rev P E Donnelly singing. Survived by wife daughter four granddaughters three brothers and a sister.

William P. Donnelly J. R. Barron Walker Barron Sacred Heart Church P. E. Donnelly Francis Houlahan Dubuque Willam Michael Lawler Donnelly Ar. Barron P. EB. Donnelly Independence Thomas Donnelly M. J. Donnelly Cedar Rapids W. J. Dunn

Mrs Leo Holub Named Clerk To Jones County Board

Jones county selective service board appoints Mrs Leo Holub of Anamosa as clerk. She will start March 6 after Miss Carmela O Toole resigns who has served since 1940. Holub previously worked in Cedar Rapids and formerly lived in Monticello. Board meets next Friday March 10.

Jones County Selective Service Board Leo ¥. Holub Anamosa Holub Carmela O'Toole Miss O’toole Jones County Board Monticello Cedar Rapids

Center Junction Gains National Notice in Time Magazine

Ray F. Anderson of Cedar Rapids Gazette and former Farm Editor gains prominence as Time magazine highlights his Center Junction pie anecdote. The piece notes his move to the Farm Journal and cites Center Junction, the Apple-Mulberry pie, and Anderson’s Fence Drift reference.

Cedar Rapids

Divorce Case Filed In Court In Jones County

Bernita Carradus sues Francis Carradus in Jones County District Court seeking an absolute divorce with temporary and permanent alimony and child support for Joyce Ann Carradus born to the couple in Anamosa on August 1 1942. The plaintiff lives with her daughter with her parents as the defendant provided no home. Conditions of the marriage include financial hardship and inadequate food.

Jones County District Court Bernita Carradus Francis Carradus Anamosa Joyce Ann Carradus Reid Hybrid Corn Company Delaware County

Democrats Plan County Convention Call

Democrats in the county announce a mass convention at the courthouse on March 11 at 11 o clock. Co chairs Tom Stimpson and Mrs. William Frazier will oversee the event where 17 delegates will be elected. the official call appears next week.

Tom Stimpson William Frazier Court House

Express Buys Brainerd Job Plant and Merges Operations

The Monticello Print Show owned by Walter Brainerd since 1936 was bought by C. A. Coxsee of the Monti cello Express. The merger places Monticello among the region’s most modern job plants. Brainerd becomes Express job department manager starting next week. Milton Leonard remains general foreman and advertising manager. Moving machinery will delay full operation until installation finishes next week.

Monticello Walter Brainerd C. A. Coxsee Monticello Express The Express Brainerd the Express Milton Leonard

Hickenlooper To Speak At Jones County Soil Session

Governor B. B. Hickenlooper will address the annual convention of the Jones County Soil Conservation district in Anamosa on March 23. C. R. Grafft of Olin, a soil district commissioner, announced the event. One commissioner will be elected for a three year term to replace C. A. McLaughlin of Monticello who is not seeking re election.

B. B. Hickenlooper Jones County Soil Conservation District Anamosa C. R. Grafft Olin Cc. A. McLaughlin Monticello R Ee Svoteh Grote

Nelsons welcome William Everett born at McDonald hospital

Mr and Mrs James Nelson are the parents of a son named William Everett born Monday February 28 at John McDonald hospital. The baby weighs 642 pounds and is their third child.

John McDonald Hospital Vernon Payne Sand Springs Robert Starks Monticello Herman Morrison Cascade Louis Stevens Hopkinton J. W. Nelson James Nelson William Everett

Beacon of Hope Through Red Cross War Fund Stars

A wartime appeal describes the Red Cross as a beacon of mercy for service members and families. It explains blue stars in windows symbolize departed loved ones, and urges home front support through the 1944 War Fund to sustain morale and aid overseas and hospital work.

Red Cross American Red Cross Waterloo Gettysburg Army Navy The Little Red Cross

Jessen Named Jones County Extension Director

Jessen, appointed last week to succeed James I. Kearns, began duties yesterday at the Jones County Farm Bureau office. He will serve part time until May 16, then move to full time as agriculture director while currently teaching vocational agriculture in Anamosa schools.

Albery Estate Real Homes Sold Across Town

Real estate from the estates of Dr. George A. Albery and Miss Grace Albery has been sold by The Millerest Baby-Fold of Dubuque at disposal. Buyers include Frank Martin and wife for Grace Albery’s house, Sam Broneman for the Laude place, Anton Wrobleski for Drinkwater place, and Joe Bowers for the other Drinkwater house. Several tenants continue in place as new owners take over and remodel plans are noted. Lt. Robert Savage buys the Albery office building and plans rent, while other transfers include properties on North Chestnut South Maple and Fourth streets and a Claude Fothergill vicinity lot.

George A. Albery Grace Albery Dubuque Frank Martin Hygrade Food Products Company Monticello Hattie Smythe North Cedar Street Laude Drinkwater Place Anton Wroblewski Chester Condit South Maple Street Alfred Baumann Dora Brucks Stanley Joe Winans William Welch Mose Starks Chestnut Street Winans John Boysen Joe Bowers Drinkwater Chestnut Fourth Streets Congregational Church Tom Thomas Schultz Bros Congregational Robert Savage Albery Claude Fothergill Old Catholic Church Clair Eggiman

Red Cross War Fund Drive Seeks $6900 for Monticello Chapter

Monticello Red Cross workers prepare for a March 6 to March 11 war fund drive with a quota of 6900. The appeal targets two donor groups including families of service members and others not directly affected by the war.

Red Cross Monticello American Red Cross Jones County Boyd Shannon War Fund Navy Shannon

Legion Auxiliary Brings Radio Stars To Public School

The Legion Auxiliary presents Toby and Susie in person at the public school auditorium on Friday March 10. A multiple skit program centers on comedy with admission set at 85 cents for adults and 16 cents for children under thirteen. A student matinee is scheduled for 8 50 p.m.

Toby Susie The Legion Auxiliary Public School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sacred Heart Quintet Monti Leo Holub Draft Board Democrats John Finley Albery Estate National Red Cross Organization America Claude Appleby Glenn McMichael C. D. Shaffer H.L. Adix Jack Maire L. D. Barrack H. P. Schrader Wade Long Bill Shaffer John Liddy Melvin Sands R. UL. Clark H.A. Hoag L. R. Hoag Joe Messerli Leslie Reade A. P. Lambert R. &. .Stuhler L. F. Balster C. A Doxsee A. J. H. McNeill Bertha Locher Joe Barron
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