Wrights Move to Monticullo After Parent’s Departure
Scotch Grove residents Mr and Mrs Del Wright relocate to Monticullo on Thursday. Their son Roy and his family prepare to move into the home left by his parents.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
5
Scotch Grove residents Mr and Mrs Del Wright relocate to Monticullo on Thursday. Their son Roy and his family prepare to move into the home left by his parents.
The Hopkinton school election produced 417 votes with Lila Landers 200 and Herman Dunlap 216, one ballot spoiled, nearly matching last year’s high of 429. In other notes, Naomi Miller of Delhi and Alfred Mettler of Ryan wed March 4 1933 at Galena ill.
The Onslow Ladies' Guild reelected Mrs. Harriet Lamey as president with J R Kennedy as vice president, Ward Hicks as secretary, and Francis Morehead as treasurer. A post meeting social lunch was served by the committee.
Sand Spring residents hosted friends in Cascade and Worthington while Mrs Behrends attended the Presbyterian Ladies Aid in Monticello. Local families, including the Heeren, Baum, Welter, Bohiken, Leese, Cox, Otting, and Kaufman households, hosted or traveled for visits and parish events over the weekend. A funeral service for Nick Quint was held in Worthington.
East Cass Township reports Berdena Schafer of Scotch Grove visiting the Eilert Prull home last Friday and Saturday. Cass No. 6 elected director Carl Gerdes Monday evening. Several Monticello residents including Fritz Ahrenholtz and Henry Monk joined Prull family visitors Sunday. Additional visits include the Burlingham and Prull households, Ed Prull’s birthday celebration, and local farm work mentions in Langworthy Hopkinton Springville and Springville communities.
Prairieburg stories note visits by Mrs Mary Sauser and Mrs K D Sanders family travel from Springville Marton Mon ticello and Cedar Rapids. John Galli dies in Center Point after accident at a portable sawmill leaving a wife and four children. funeral held Monday afternoon.
Jones county real estate transfers reported March 3 to 9 list numerous deed actions. Parties include Juli H Husman and wf to Otto and Helena Scharff. G J Hughes trustee sells estate of John W Livingstone to H M Carpenter jr. C J Cash sr to C J Cash jr. sheriff conveys to James Murphy. Clancy V Newman and Geo A Newman to John Hancock Mut Life Ins Co. H M Carpenter jr to G J Hughes. W L Shankland to John Wurzbacher. Katie Chadwick Mullins to Harvey Chadwick and others. Emily Chadwell to M W White. Martha E Herrick to Mrs M W White. various other transfers with nominal sums and mortgage subs.
Legal notice outlines transfers of land in sections 7 86 3 and 7 85 1 with parcels totaling 158 acres and allocations to Conrad M Maier and Ella Maier and Ethel Keefer as joint tenants. Mentions mortgage liens of 13 592 and 2300 with purchase price token of one dollar.
Louis Agassiz praised studying nature as the Schick test reveals diphtheria susceptibility in children. The test uses a diluted toxin on the forearm to show immunity status, guiding whether to immunize now or later.
Garden column by E. S. Haber from Town State College discusses seed catalog confusion from renamed varieties. It lists dependable recent introductions from Iowa and USDA as Break-O-Day Marglobe Marvelosa and others, plus recommendations for cabbage tomato lettuce spinach and New Zealand spinach with emphasis on disease resistance and season extension.
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