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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

6

Local News From McNeill's Hardware and Nearby Visitors

Local notices list purchases at McNeill's Hardware with ads for roller skates dust mops and glassware. A stream of visitors and residents from Davenport Cedar Rapids Vinton Des Moines and Anamosa are mentioned visiting relatives and friends across towns. Regular health and local business updates accompany social notes and local ads.

Social notes from Monticello area residents and visitors

Monticello briefs record a flurry of visits and travels among Cedar Rapids Emmetsburg Independence and Des Moines residents. Mrs Merle Bond attended a Cedar Rapids cosmetology demo while nearby families travel for weddings operas and school events. Bishop McConnell to address Chicago club via WGN broadcast.

Merle Bond Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Francis J. McConnell Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago Sunday Evening Club WGN

Pesarara '94 Club Meets With Mrs Noble

The 94 club met at Mrs. E J Noble’s home for its regular meeting. A program review Foot lights was presented by Mrs C A Coxsee followed by refreshments. Alpha Delphian chapter met at Miss Minnie Rettig's home with Mrs Rudy Langer presiding. The program Un employment Insurance was presented by Mrs Langer. Clover Leaf club gathered at Mrs Ben Ohe's country home for sewing and visiting followed by a two course lunch. Guests included Mrs Henry Che and Mrs Henry Helms.

E. J. Noble C. A. Coxsee Alpha Delphian Chapter Minnie Rettig Rudy Langer Clover Leaf Club Ben Ohe Henry Che Henry Helms Charles A. Doxsee Monday Emil Rickless A. B. Grimes J. E. Heiserman John H. Fraser Neighborhood Bridge Club Ed Podhaski Lorenz Allamand Donald Sutherland Sutherland Lena Marugg Emil Burrichter Earl DeShaw Harriet Coughlan F. Stewart Stahler Edward Templeton Hart and Parley DeShaw John Fraser Colin G. Thomas W. D McLaughlin B. C. Roberts Frank E. Stimson Albert J. McNeill Charles A. Coxsee Hans F. Kettiitz Clarence A. McLaughlin W. D. McLaughlin Des Moines Roberts H. E. Delscher The Methodist Episcopal Church H. P. Bancroft George Keith Leigh Clark Carrie Clark Emily Chadwell Schreiner Masonic Temple Mable Tuetken Siegfried Guyan A. T. Madsen Byron Abel John Bateman D. P. Young Edna Buol Fred Matheson James Anderson Hopkinton California Lamot Lillian Victor and Forest Jake Schuster Annie Boden Annie Edgar Frank Cline George Wolmot Harold Wolmot Louise Raymond Kreeb Monticello

San Antonio Heritage and Civil War Reflections

The article recalls Kelley Flying Field and Ft. Sam Houston, notes Unionist sentiment in San Antonio at the rebellion start, and praises preserved historical buildings and the Brackenridge park fauna. It also mentions Mary in the federal court, a soldier’s disability insurance case, Iowa storms, and optimism about Iowa’s agriculture alongside states facing hard times.

Louisiana San Antonio Brackenridge Park Mary Federal Court Towa Iowa Union

Courtroom Smoking Habits Across Jurisdictions

The narrator notes widespread smoking by spectators witnesses and jurors in state courts, while judges stay restrained. In federal court, order is stricter with a bailiff enforcing decorum. The Morning Express and Evening News are praised for their prosperity and quality reporting.

Morning Express The Evening News Express

A 20 Pound Baby Born At The Jetty In San Antonio

J W Doxsee reports from San Antonio Texas dated February 28 1935 describing a 20 pound baby born at the jetty and contrasting the city’s large things from watermelons to beef steaks while praising the friendly residents and pleasant surroundings.

Poli San Antonio Texas J. W. Doxsee

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Corpola McNeill Adv William Schonn Davenport McNeill’s Ruth Hayes Anamosa Fanny Shiflett McNeill’s Hardware Velma Behrends Catherine Locher J. W. Hoult Dan Hanken Paul T. Schuetz Nellie Lundon Mary Lundon Carl Schneider Vinton Lucile Melchert Clara Joe Billicks Fort Des Moines John Corcoran W. E B. Waddick Brady Nebraska Fred Cramer Mrs Ben Greene Lawrence Carlson Howard Shelley Charles Jacobs Edgewood August Jacobs Sybil Hutton of Hilah Hutton Harry Egan Anna Valanta John Hoult Jr Omaha Johnny Hines Mary Hines Marion Ted Little T. E. Hamilton Roy K. Fells Clayton Palmer Karl M. Keyes Optometrist George Zimmerman Amber Charles Macomber Cascade Thomas Stewart Lee Byerly William Shelley E. J. Farley Poultry Association of Iowa Paul Locher Iowa City Brothers Simon and Robert University of Iowa Vivian Bancroft Hartwick Harry Locher Dubuque Mary and Bertha Locher McNelill’s Gertrude Prult Oskaloosa Hazel Stoner Miss Prull Willis Mastin Charles Podhaski Tony Kammerman Emmetsburg Lawrence Jacobs Will Dennison Kathryn Ralph Bone Semdac Don Harter Superior Pennae Wave Shop Albert Holub Harry and Leroy Anna Simmons Prairieburg Anna Holub Superior Phone 90 Keyes Frank McNeilly Springville Ray Fordyce Arkansas Charles Luett Topic Club Fran Merten Peter Oeschger Casseade Louise Oeschger St. Martin's Church Minnie Lewis Lyle Tompkins Wyoming Mrs. Lewis Donna J William Magee Perry Mrs. Young Mrs. Magee Harry Cox Kenneth Louis Katherine Hazel Green Wis George Rettig James Rettig Sally Independence Henry Renk Herman Hubbard Tom Shover John McDonald Hospital Virginia Ferring Madsen Motor Company American Weekly Chicago Herald and Examiner Ernest Shelley Rex Ricklefs Sam Schuetz Paul Hanssen Roy Ricklefs Lee Alcorn Earl van Voltenburg Evelyn Eby Towa-Northwestern Town City Harold Mann James and Junior Clarksville Margaret Stadtmueller John Matthiessen Daughters of the American Revolution Clayton Hartman Marcella Clement Riess Stuhler J. J. Locher Notre Dame John Notre Dame University South Bend Indiana Minnie Hanson Guthrie Center Oswald J. Hanson Carlton Isley Waterloo Arthur Skelley Isley Mr. Isley Pesarara Herman Wolbern Henry Peters William and Raymond Dell McVay Harold Mabel LaVerne C. A. Doxsee Louise Schneiter Karl Renk Richard Renk Neighborhood Club Methodist Sunday School Carlene Holmes Lucille Huibregtse Virginia Marsh Betty Otten Doris Otten Audrey Ritter Yola Rodman Estelle Smith Vernona Vernon George Muller Mr. Muller John Turnis Madeline Schilt John J. Locher M. E. Church Delscher Everetta Maloney Everett Maloney Ann's Cafe Ladies' Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society Evangelical and Reformed Church Armin H. Tendick Marvin Bartlett Harry Ireland Charles Schweiter Charles Etten J. W. Schweitzer George Sutherland Louise Field Louise Willms Elwin Reuter Carl Willms Animosa John Reuter St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Paul T. Gutknecht Lohenerin Legion Hall Reuter Scotch Grove Dante Reichart Oakdale Adan Reichart Helen Heckenburg Oakdale Sanatatorium Reichart James Morrissey Morrissey Velma Ohe Baboy Virginia Mae Messrs Arthur Shelley Burns’ Lodge No. 173 A. F A. M Rising Sun Lodge Paul van Buren CCC Sigourhey Eda van Buren Adolph Ehrisman Ida Kissling Los Angeles Calif Ehrisman Charles John Ehrisman Wagener S. D Princess Paul Muni Bordertown John Wayne Arizona P Reuben Momoutian Productio Stuhlers Clothing Department Stuhler Moanke Fohn Wayne Blue Steel Matinee Popeye Cartoon Arkansas Woodchopper Don Wilson Rube Tronson Texas Cowboys Tom Corwin Hayloft Bob Gardner Chester Morris Witehd Monarch Monarchis Monarch Coffee Graham Monarch Food OF Wheat Alc Grocery” Department
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