Oath 2 Eve Spt Car Registrations Listed
A list filed with County Treasurer Don Ruhl details past week registrations of new and used cars. Names include Russell Anderson of Wyoming with a Buick, Louis Buresh of Oxford Junction with a Chevrolet, R E Hill of Oxford Junction with a Pontiac, Ralph Wilson of Monticello with a Dodge, and others from Anamosa Scotch Grove and surrounding areas, plus a Farmers Creamery IHC truck and a used Ford for M E Brickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ruhl
Russell Anderson
Wyoming
New
Buick
Louis ‘ Buresh
Oxford Junction
Chevrolet
R. E. Hill
Pontiac
Ralph Wilson
Monticello
New Dodge
Delbert Grafft
Olin
New Willys
P. M. Hanna
Anamosa
Charles Zimmer
Oldsmobile
Harry Paulsen
Scotch Grove
New Studebaker
Edsel Hatek
New Plymouth
James McLaughlin
New Kaiser
Adolph Bohiken
New Chevrolet
Farmers Creamery
M. E. Brickley
Ford
Ernest Anderson
Births at John McDonald hospital week list
The hospital reported births this past week including Monticello families such as Austin Ehlis Bronemann and Knapper with both boys and girls born. Other locations include Hopkinton Madison Onslow Scotch Grove Anamosa and Monticello with multiple newborns listed by date from February 27 to March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Eugene Austin
Monticello
Fred Ehlis
James Griggs
Hopkinton
E. F. Coyle
Madison
Wis
Ellis Sackett
Onslow
Donald Bronemann
Gilbert Knapper
Leslie Balster
Scotch Grove
Jake Timmer
Elmer Streeper
Anamosa
George Hines
Lenten Services Planned at Community Building
Rev. Edgar Walker of Anamosa Methodist Church will address Lenten services in the Community building on Wednesday evening March 12. The choir directed by Mrs. Cecil Goettsch will sing an anthem and a special number. Cooperating churches are Evangelical and Reformed Congregational Christian Presbyterian and Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Walker
Methodist Church
Anamosa
Cecil Goettsch
PTA Meeting at Junior High Assembly Room
This evening the Parent-Teacher association will hold a meeting in the junior high assembly room of the high school. Mrs. Ray R. Fuller will preside and a Fine Arts program will be presented featuring Bess Greenle, Lois Stead, Ray Stumbaugh, and Donald Marston. Lunch will be served by chairmen and several volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ray R. Fuller
Gramyony
Bess Greenle
Lois Stead
Ray ‘Stumbaugh
Donald Marston
Merle Buckner
Darrell Blayney
Tobias Hanken
Carl Egger
Stanley Graves
Two 18-year-olds register with selective service
Two boys reaching their 18th birthday registered with the selective service office in the past week. Richard L. Dietiker of Monticello and Arnold J. Willms of Amber are the named registrants.
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Selective Service Office
Richard L. Dietiker
Monticello
Arnold J. Willms
Amber
Taxes Listed For County Corporation In Jones County
Tax figures compiled by County Auditor George F. Specht show 1946 corporate taxes rising in several towns. Monticello climbs from 13 832.23 in 1945 to 28 155.28 in 1946, while Anamosa falls from 22 356.83 to 20 744.32. Other towns including Oxford Junction Olin Wyoming Onslow Center Junction and Morley post increases and decreases with varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
George F. Specht
Oxford Junction
Olin
Wyoming
Center Junction
Morley
Anamosa Corporation
Onslow
Martelle
Jones County
Oxford Jet
Mrs Mary Matthews Dies In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Amelia Matthews 82 widow of John H Matthews died at Linn county home at 10 30 p m Feb 27 after lingering illness She was born December 10 1864 in Milwaukee and lived in Cedar Rapids many years Surviving relatives include nephew Wallace Like of Topeka Kansas and niece Josephine O Brien of Des Moines The couple previously lived in Monticello before moving to Cedar Rapids where Mr Matthews died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Amelia Matthews
John H. Matthews
Linn County
Aingering
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Like
Topeka
Kan
Josephine O'Brien
Des Moines
John Henry Matthews
Monticello
Mr. Matthews
Monti High Panthers Defeat Oelwein In 44 to 26 Victory
Public school election polls open next Monday in Monticello. Voters will elect two three year terms on the board of education with nominees E. H. Huibregtse Carl Sehneider D. M. Bell and Harold Wilcox. James Maurice to fill one year vacancy created by Riess G. Stuhler resignation. Maurice to be elected unopposed. Polls open 12 noon to 7 pm at the public school lower lobby. Nominations deadline passed Friday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Board of Education
E. H. Huibregtse
Carl Sehneider
D. M. Bell
Harold Wilcox
James Maurice
Riess G. Stuhler
Maurice
Four new members join Monticello Rotary Club
The Monticello Rotary Club inducted four new members bringing total membership to 38 the largest since its 25 year founding. Inductees are Kephart owner of a body and fender repair shop, Dr Clarence Hosford dentist, Eugene DeWitt druggist, and Lynn Hull manufacturer. Previous member Riess G Stuhler returned to Monticello to re-enter the Stuhler shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Rotary Club
Duely and Kephart
Clarence Hosford
Eugene DeWitt
Lynn Hull
T. M. Redmond
Burton B. McLaughlin
Rotary
Monticello Schools On Air On WMT Broadcast
Public service department of WMT and Borden Ice Cream sponsor a Monticello high school broadcast to air March 17 in the auditorium. The transcription will be rebroadcast March 21 from 4 to 4 30 p m featuring instrumental and vocal numbers and student leader interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Department
WMT
Borden Ice Cream Company
Monticello High School
Monticello
Beavo Heads Easter Seal Sale Drive Chairman Appointed
Jones County Society for Crippled and Disabled Children names County Superintendent Joseph A Beavo as Easter Seal Sale drive chair. The starts March 6 and runs to April 6 as part of a nationwide program with Iowa Society projects including medical dental care schools therapy and aids. Co chairs are Supt Boyd Shannon and Mrs Ralph Bone with Mrs O R Rife secretary and Mrs Edgar Beach treasurer. County committee includes Mrs Nellie Rummell Mrs Ruth Hurley RN Anamosa Mrs E C Gottsch Martello D W Thompson Mrs Alfred Snyder Anamosa and Mrs John Shover Monticello new members Thompson Rife Snyder and Shover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Society For Crippled and Disabled Children
Joseph A Beavo
Jones County Society
Iowa Society
Monticello
Boyd Shannon
Ralph Bone
Shannon
O. R. Rife
Edgar Beach
Anamosa
Nellie Rummell
Ruth
Hurley
R.N
E. C. Gottsch
Martello
D. W. Thompson
Alfred Snyder
John Shover
Thompson
Rife
Snyder
Shover
M Burrichter Fractures Both Wrists In Fall
Martin Burrichter suffered fractures to both wrists after falling ten feet from a ladder at his daughter and son in law’s farm home. He was taken to John McDonald hospital for X rays and treatment before returning home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Burrichter
Robert Appleby
John McDonald Hospital
VFW Monti Cello Post Holds March Elections
The Monti Cello Post No. 1683 VFW and Auxiliary announce no fixed start time for next Wednesday's March 12 meetings to accommodate Lenten services as officers are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Monticello Conservation League Elects Beeks President
Jack Beeks was elected president of the Monticello Conservation League at a Community Building meeting. Officers for 1947 include secretary Pete Hall and treasurer Irvin Davis. A 70 person turnout heard a conservation talk by Garfield Harker and saw a erosion-focused movie. The group plans monthly meetings and a March 27 fish fry tied to a membership drive with local merchants donating prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beeks
Monticello
Cities Service Oil Company
Garfield Harker
Maquoketa
Monticello Conservation League
Schreiner OES School of Instruction Set for March 10
The Schreiner chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star holds its annual school of instruction next Monday March 10 with an afternoon session at 1 and an evening meeting at 8 Louise Bickle district instructor from Clinton will officiate all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner
Order of the Eastern Star
Louise Bickle
Clinton
Red Cross Drive Opens Across Jones County March 10
The annual Red Cross campaign for the north half of Jones county runs March 10 to March 22. Volunteers will seek $1 memberships per family to broaden county wide support. Mrs. Elmer Drexler named roll call chairman, with supplies to be distributed March 8 at 2:30. County chairmen named for Monticello and eight townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jones County
United States
Iowa
Elmer Drexler
Monticello
Drexler
Montiello
Southwest City
R. H. Lang
Northwest
E. H. Huibreg
Tse
Southeast City
Hei Schoon
Northeast City
Gerald Rohr
Clay Township
Edwin Reid
Castle Grove
Joe Hogan
Richland
Margaret Wismeier
Wayne Township
Ed ‘Hélgens
Scotchrove
Salvation Army
Marvin Null Fined In J P Court For Assault Charge
Marvin Null of Onslow appeared before Justice of the Peace Max Mc Crabb and was fined 75 dollars for assault and battery and 50 dollars for disturbing the peace. He also paid 57 dollars for a broken window at Siebels tavern from an incident caused while he was drinking on Monticello streets two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Null
Onslow
Justice of the Peace
Max McCrabb
Siebels
Monticello
Brindle Bob-Tailed Pup Sticks With Relief Officer
Harry Starks a Monticello relief officer has a brindle bob tailed puppy that has taken up with him. The eight month old dog stays at Monty Hatchery and Produce. If unclaimed soon the dog will be turned over to its owner and the city dog tax paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Starks
Monticello
Monty Hatchery
Harry
Monticello City Council approves beer permits and road plans
The Monticello City Council led by Mayor R C Hoag renews beer permits for A O Lambert and William Westhoff and issues a new permit to Dayton Yousse at Siebels tavern with warnings. Plans discussed include resurfacing streets using gas tax funds and possible underrouting and top coating on South Cedar street. Harry Starks named night man after William Aldrich resignation as the council schedules bids for a recreation park football field and park road grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
R. C. Hoag
Hoag
A. O. Lambert
William Westhoff
Dayton Yousse
Siebels Tavern
Hoagh
Yousse
South Cedar Street
Harry Starks
William Aldrich
Starks
Recreation Park
State Court verdicts and a divorce case from Jones county
The Jones county district court heard two state cases last week. Glen Davis pled guilty to injury to property and received 12 months in jail with six months to serve, remainder suspended for good behavior after a window was broken during liquor use. Wendell Warner pled guilty to an escape from the Anamosa reformatory and was given five more years to be served after his current sentence. A divorce case Lela Lambertson versus Thomas Lambertson was filed, alleging cruel treatment and seeking restoration of her maiden name. Betty Switzer Smith resigned as public health nurse secretary. Martina Thompson was appointed in her place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
State of Iowa
Glen Davis
Charles Elliott
Davis
Elliott
Wendell Warner
Anamosa
State University Hospital
Iowa City
Warner
Lela Lambertson
Thomas Lambertson
Brown Hotel
Lela Reid
Betty Switzer Smith
Ruth D. Hurley
Wyoming
Martina Thompson
Salvation Army to establish new unit in Monticello
Major Paul Robb announces Salvation Army will open a Monticello service unit with its own committee funds and program as part of a statewide expansion. The local committee will manage funds and health welfare, advise the Army, and represent it, urging supporters to give only through authorized local channels. In other news, Louise York of Monticello joins Alpha Xi Delta at Coe College Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Monticello
Paul Robb
Army
Idwa
Robb
Indus
Louise York
Bradview Court
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Weber Undergoes Surgery at Monticello Hospital
Mrs Art Weber is a patient at the Monticello hospital. She submitted to surgery last Friday and her condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Weber
Monticello Hospital
Monticello Panthers crush Oelwein in district opener
Monticello dominates Oelwein 44 to 26 in Coe College gym as Rangy Benson and Seehusen pace the Panthers. Sacred Heart Eagles fall 34 to 37 to Winthrop in an earlier district matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Eagles
Winthrop
Monticello
Black Panthers
Oelwein
Coe College
Ron Benson
Oelwein Huskies
Monti
Fayette County
Messerli
Benson
Seehusen
Clingman
Huskies
Elmer
Lin
Jay Kane
Sacred Heart
Eagles
Sacred Heart Winthrop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Matthews
Monti High Panthers
Rotary Club
Dr. Redmond
Will R. Zimmerman
J. Beavo
M. Burrichter
VFW
O.E.S. School of Instruction
J. P. Court
City Council
State
Leslie Linn
Panther
Dean Willwerth
Wron Benson Panther
Donald Newton
Forward
Jim Seehusen
Panther Center
Bob Messerli
Coe
Panthers
Willworth
Franklin High
Roosevelt
Franklin
Pet “ Willwerth
Steakian
Messerti
Peter “ Seephnsen
Athimnson
Shrdiey
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