Lenox College Dean Granted Army Leave At Hopkinton
Hopkinton reports Lenox College dean Orville Ickberg has been granted a one year leave for military duty effective June 1, with contracts offered to Arthur Volle Soren Christensen Ruth M Anderson France C Earhart Mabel C Binney Pearl M Reeve and Rev. Wm. J. Grossheim for next year. A Horatio Merrill building fire on First street damaged interiors, with insurance partially covering losses.
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Hopkinton
Orville
Sand Spring social notes and local visits
Mr and Mrs Joe McDonald and family of Anamosa visited in the Paul McDonald home at Sand Spring Sunday. B W Murray of Dubuque and sister Clara of Chicago visited in Monticello and Sand Springs Saturday. Jake Lang of Monticello and daughter Mrs John Heeren of Onslow called on Sand Spring folk Saturday. Mrs W H Behrends and Mrs E H Cox attended the Ladies Aid luncheon at the Presbyterian church parlors in Monticello Wednesday. Edward Cox spent Sunday in the B W Cox home near Coggon. Nick Clement of Sand Spring and other members of the tumbling team and Coach Moore went to Iowa City Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Welter of Dubuque were callers in the John L Batchelder home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Kirby were called to Dubuque by the death of a relative Wednesday.
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Joe McDonald
Anamosa
Paul McDonald
Sand Spring
B. W. Murray
Dubuque
Clara
Chicago
Monticello
Sand Springs
Jake Lang
John Heeren
Onslow
W. H. Behrends
E. H. Cox
Ladies Aid
Presbyterian
Edward Cox
B. W. Cox
Coggon
Nick Clement
Moore
Iowa City
Fred Welter
John L. Batchelder
Ray Kirby
Ofa
Onslow Bank Employee Bride to Be Married
Announcement of the upcoming marriage of Robert Leanon and Miss Emelyn Wickstrom, an employee of Citizens' State Bank of Wyoming, with wedding set for May 30. Other local items include PTA and Guild meetings, Red Cross sewing, nuptial shower, community visits, and sports notes.
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Onslow Citizens Savings Bank
Onslow
Robert Leanon
Emelyn Wickstrom
Citizens’ State Bank of Wyoming
Leanon
Collins Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
P.T.A
Frank Schrader
Don Wherry
Wyoming
George Paulsen
Marvin Hanwardson
Jones County
C. R. Smith
Philip
Wellsville
Ohio
Dr. Smith
Margaret Jenkins
Bi E. Smith
Tuesay
Scotch Grove Elections Reelect Directors Amid Weather
In Scotch Grove district five Henry Bartels was reelected director and in district four Henry Dirks and district two Frank Kiburz won director seats. Despite snow and icy roads, two regular meetings occurred with farm bureau and Oak Drive Community Club attendees.
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Scotch Grove
Henry Bartels
Henry Dirks
Frank Kiburz
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
R. A. Naylor
Oak Drive Community Club
Walter Eby
Rudolph Oltman
Irvin Leggett
Lester Rickels
Real Estate Transfers Filing Summary in Monticello Area
Widow Frances Rodick transfers 80 acres in sections 16 85 83 to Hilt and Emma Oaken for 1.44 dollars and other considerations. A Eilers transfers properties in sections 14 86 93 to Fred and Bernice Kuchenbaker as joint tenants. Westphal estate item transfers to Florence Westphal for 1 dollar. Multiple couples transfer parcels to Otto Hubbard and others for nominal sums. Monticello Bank as administrator to Ruth Dress for lots 162 and 126 plus undistributed interest totaling about 2000 dollars.
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Frances’ Rodick
Hilt Oaken
Emma Oaken
A. Eilers
Barney A. Eilers
Mary
Fred Kuechenbaker
Bernice Kuchenbaker
William A. Westphal
Minna
Florence Westphal
Louise C. Westphal
Harold Hubbard
Neva
Edna Rice
Lloyd L
Hazel Barker
Melvin
M. K. Hubbard
Vera
Florence Fairbanks
Harry
Minnie Buckner
Merle
Inez Carpenter
Ernest
Arthur Hubbard
Dorothy
Otto E. Hubbard
Monticello State Bank
Mary Cassady
Ruth Dress
Monticello
Blind Jan Hartzler Hurt by Battery Explosion in Pulaski
Around Iowa area stories include John Hartzler of Pulaski injured when a storage battery cell exploded in his face. One eye possibly permanently damaged by his glasses. Ankle broken for Dr J E Long of Eagle Grove after wife’s car start caused the incident near hospital steps. An egg giant and a hollow oak tree note also appear in the record.
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John Hartzler
Pulaski
J. E. Long
Eagle Grove
Ernest Meyer
Clarinda
William Craiges
Monona
Barbed wire incident near Beacon sparks brief commotion
A drunk man became caught in a barbed wire fence near Beacon last week and cried for help. He was freed before officers arrived and then disappeared from sight.
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Beacon
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Masonic Hall
First Street
Buck Creek
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Edgewood
Ralph Minkler
Clarence Smith
Guthrie Center
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Kensington Club
Marshall Neil
Arthur Wolle
Frank Irish, Jr
Ina Delzell
Morning Sun
R. G. Mecklenberg
Clara Cashen
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Reggentine
J. D. Smith
Frances Helms
Lois Marolf
Independence
R. J. Milroy
Winnie Merriam
Clio Club
Milroy
Esther. Johnson
Maud
Earhart
Melvin Blanchard
Mabel Fleming
New Hampton
W. V. Keith
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Grace Hucker
William McNeill
Lois Moulton
Alice Hucker
Gladys
Verna Kreuger
Linda Burdick
Archie Miles
Hargrave Cleaners
Gamble Store
Alpenkrauter
Kraft
Morton’s
Streamliner Coffee
WILEY
Kirk Scast Lear
Cae
Long's Dept. Store
Grasts
Monticello, Iowa
Hame
Cig
Wssna & Rec
America
Princess Theatre
Dave Taylor
Frank Johnson
Raymond Taylor
Geraldine Romer
Ed Urban
John Pichner
W. K. Kennedy
W. H. Koon
Stella Flynn
Maquoketa
Pearl Merritt
Clinton
Floyd Horton
Des Moines
Center Junction
Manville Welch
Harold Darrow
Baldwin
Ethel Courtney
Mount Vernon
Miriam Courtney
Toddville
Clifton Abbott
D. O. Sinclair
Rick Himebaugh
Lanel Kremer
Joan Kay
Elkader
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Center School
Iowa
Mason City
Oscar Charlson
Leland
Farmer’s Mutual
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Tentix Allo
Ellery Queen
Constance Bennett Free Cosmetics
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Hepalong Cassidy
Russell Hayden
Andy Clyde
Pat O'Brien
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Virginia Grey
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Nob Crosby
Jean Rogers
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June Preisser
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