Jones County District Court Opens March Term
The Jones county district court convened in Anamosa with Judge H. Ring presiding. Jury trials start March 20 with multiple cases listed, while several equity and foreclosure actions were entered with pleadings and default judgments recorded. The March term is expected to be short, following the recent January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Wm. G. Schoon
John R. McQuillen
James Hughes
L. A. Kula
Levi A. Birk
D. Ww. Bates
Dewey McMurrin
Meta Kasper
Albert Harms
F. H. Shimanek
L. H. Ahrendsen
E. O. Johnson
D. W. Bates
James Kotilinek
J. W. Coxsee
Lucy Robertson
James Dixon
Jones County District Court
Lutheran Services and Events at Wayne Zion and St Matthew
Wayne Zion Lutheran reveals a Lent en service in German next Friday March 9 at 2 00 PM and Divine services in German on Sunday March 11 at 10 15 AM with confirmation class examination Congregational Lutheran led by Samuel G Gutensohn lists church school at 10 00 AM Morning worship at 11 00 AM with theme The Reach of God St Matthew's Lutheran notes 945 AM Sunday school 945 AM Divine worship in German 1045 AM Divine worship in English Ladies Aid to meet in Luther hall March 14 hosted by Mrs August Siebels
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Wayne Zion Lutheran
J. Willms
Samuel G. Gutensohn
St. Matthew's
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sycamore Alreet
A. L. Lorenz
Pirat
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran
Paul T. Gutknecht
Armin H. Tendick
Luke
Methodist Episcopal
Wwm
J. Macaulay
George Tracy
M. Mus
Epworth League
Judas
Calvary
Congregational Church
Presbyterian
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Jesus
Aid
Brotherhood
Sacred Heart and Local Churches Schedule and Meetings
A compilation of church services and events across Sacred Heart, St. Joseph Prairieburg, St. John Evangelical Lutheran, Reformed-Armin Tendick parish, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Christian Endeavor groups. It lists Mass times Confessions and Holy Day schedules along with upcoming congregational meetings and union Lenten services.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Prairieburg
Stephen J. Kucera
Honorary society selection limits in high school notes
In junior and senior classes the Honorary society limits are set at ten percent. Five percent are chosen in the junior year and the remainder are deferred to the senior year for selection.
Local Monticello Home News 1934
Monticello community snippets include lumber shipments by car and flooring details, roof repair ads for Mule Hide, coal delivery, farm humor, catechism jokes, wind weather notes, paint promotion by Minnesota Paints, and a note on planning building projects for the year.
Fortun Juniors Named In Mentor Year Roster
Ada Egger Frances Steck and Helen Holst named as mentors for the year. The orchestra led by Mr Holtz trains for the music contest with soloists Roy Rickless Gerald Behoon Bob Spooner Herbert Adix and a male quartet. First six weeks report cards due Wednesday.
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Ada Egger
Frances Steck
Helen Holst
Mr. Holtz
Roy Rickless
Gerald Behoon
Bob Spooner
Herbert Adix
Town City
Merten
Clark Matthiessen
St. Patrick’s Day
Gladys Howland
St. Patrick's Day
Henrietta Bohlken
Miss Meyer
Elmer Starks
Paul van Buren
Margaret Phelps
Madonna Cotton
Miss Porter
Honor roll and new pupils noted in elementary grades
The six weeks report lists honor roll names in fifth and sixth grades including Norma Reyner Arline Bal ster and Dickie Landis with others. Kindergartners Irma Pickett and Mary Kenner had perfect attendance. New first grader Iv an Osterkamp and Miss Gray's pupil Wilma Sanford welcomed. Fifth graders Lester Collins Leslie Burrichter Charles Ross Arthur Rigby receive honorable mention. Sixth grade five pupils on honor roll Francis Barlow Wilma Grossheim Shirley Hobart Lucile Hulbregtse Yola Rodman with Robert Siebels joining. Also a Clinton visit by Mrs William Michelson and daughter Billy. Pineapple based chicken salad recipe note.
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Norma Reyner
Arline Balster
Dickie Landis
Lester Collins
Leslie Burrichter
Charles Ross
Arthur Rigby
Irma Jean Pickett
Mary Jean Kenner
Ivan Osterkamp
Wilma Sanford
Miss Gray
DeMolay Chatter Promotes Meetings and Tourney
Monday evening the initiatory degree was conferred upon Bill Hobart and Merle Hutton. The group urged members to learn their parts and prepare for the upcoming tourney with eight top teams expected. They reminded about employment help through Dr. DeShaw and urged delinquent dues payments and participation in booster activities.
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Bill Hobart
Merle Hutton
DeShaw
Annual Meeting Notice for Monticello ISD Iowa
Eligible voters of the Independent School District of Monticello Lovell township Jones County Iowa are informed of the annual meeting at the Legion hall Memorial building on Monday March 12 1934 from 12 PM to 7 PM A director will be elected for a three year term to succeed Thomas Shover Secretary Charles E Podhaski March 2 1934
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Monticello
Lovell Township
Jones
Iowa
Legion Hall
Memorial Building
Thomas Shover
Charles E. Podhaski
Candidate for County Recorder on Republican ticket
Bess E Sherman announces re election bid for County Recorder. She will seek party voters in the primary on June 4.
Social Visits Share Holiday Weekend In Center Junction
Mrs. John H. Perrine spent Sunday visiting in Center Junction with her daughter Mrs. Paul Smith. Barbara Smith joined them for a week at her grandparents. Miss Theresa Willard RN of Delhi visited Miss Eloise Gardner RN who stayed with her sister Mrs. Charles Podhaski. Gardner returned to Chicago Wednesday.
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John H. Perrine
Center Junction
Paul Smith
Barbara Smith
Theresa Willard
R. N
Delhi
Eloise Gardner
Charles Podhaski
Hard Liquor For Thirsty Iowans In Sixty Days
Iowa commission readies provisions on native wine production and sale for off premise consumption. The measure outlines authorized manufacturers to use native grapes cherries and fruit juices or honey to create wine with limits set by the commission.
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Commission
Imitations Labeled Under New Liquor Law Provisions
The new act tightens labeling for spirits claiming "whisky" only for grain distillates or grain mixtures. Imitations must be labeled as imitation. Selling or drinking hard liquor outside homes carries a $100 fine or 30 days in jail. Prohibition remains nonlocal and the law takes effect without voter submission.
Cake Baking Contest At Cooking School
A cake baking contest at the cooking school outlines steps to bake a chocolate cake with fudge icing. Instructions cover adding eggs, sifting flour with soda cocoa and salt, alternating flour and milk, boiling water and vanilla, and baking in a moderate oven. Fudge icing details include melting chocolate with sugar milk syrup and butter then adding vanilla to reach spreading consistency.
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Hee Haw News
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J. R. Barron
Betty
Maymie
Marge
Minnesota
Star Meat Market
Armour Products
Cooking
Opera House
Will Marshall
Alice Greene
Flagbo
Colorado
Davenport
George Coxsee
Jack Messerli
Gene Walker
Robert Siebels
William Michelson
Billy
Clinton
Mons Corbett
Lipton
Tone
Battle Creek
E. C. Ricklefs Grocery
The
Ferndel Store
County Recorder
Bess E. Sherman
Watch Tower
Des Moines
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Doxsee
Johnson’s
Exress
Alfred Brown Co
Zenith
Radio
Monticello Express Cooking School
Gladys Lonney
Express
Shomont
Miss Looney
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