Shimanek Outlines Storekeeper Duties At Rotary Meet
Rotarella C F Shimanek, recently discharged as storekeeper 3/c from the U S Navy, spoke to the Monticello Rotary Club Monday night detailing storekeeper duties and work phases. He is Monticello’s Republican candidate for county attorney in the June primaries. Rotary Secretary Boyd Shannon also spoke, recounting district convention talks in Burlington. President Elect Donald Sutherland and his wife attended the session, which closed Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Shimanek
United States Navy
Monticello Rotary Club
Shimanek
Monticello
Rotary
Boyd Shannon
Burlington
Donald Sutherland
Local Car Licenses Issued By County Treasurer Office
Don Ruhl reports nine licenses issued this past week while total car licenses reach 4 559 and truck licenses 789. Read list includes owners Harry Miller Monticello Floyd Petersen Monticello F C Cripps Olin Willys jeep 1946 Leo Trumm Monticello O T Furst Olin 1946 Ray Leytem Monticello Milton G H Tobiason Monticello 1946 Mil dred C Koppenhaver Anamosa Lee M Sherrill Wyoming Pontiac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ruhl
Harry Miller
Olin
Dodge
Floyd Petersen
Monticello
Ford
F. C. Cripps
Willys Jeep
Leo Trumm
O. T. Furst
Buick
Ray.Leytem
Milton G. H. Tobiason
Mildred C. Koppenhaver
Anamosa
Lee M. Sherrill
Wyoming
Pontiac
Final PTA Meeting Tonight at Public School
The year end meeting of the Parent Teacher Association is at 8 o'clock this evening in the public school. President Mrs. A Mast presides and Dr. William J. Grossheim presents a talk titled Lets Get Rid of Prejudice. Sixth grade mothers hostesses. social committee chaired by Mrs. Herbert Kuntz includes Mrs. John Hoult Mrs. Harvey Harford Mrs. Tom Henderson and Mrs. Claude Appleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teacher Association
A. Mast
William J. Grossheim
Herbert Kuntz
John Hoult
Harvey Harford
Tom Henderson
Claude Appleby
Marriage Licenses Granted in District Court
The clerk Leigh Pearson issued two marriage licenses last week. Thomas Day Jr 265 and Lucille Etten 18 from Anamosa. Herman H. Lightfoot 29, also of Anamosa, and Ruth A. Rees 26 of Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Leigh Pearson
Thomas Day, Jr
Lucille Etten
Anamosa
Herman H. Lightfoot
Onslow
Ruth
A. Rees
Visitors Day Planned in Public Schools
Public schools designate May 10 as visitors day for kindergarten, urging all mothers of upcoming 5 year olds to visit the school a week ahead to register. The county nurse will conduct a clinic that day to interview and examine prospective students for the fall entry.
Ina Cruise Speaks On Red Cross Program
Miss Ina Cruise, first grade teacher in Monticello public schools and Jones county Junior Red Cross chairman, attends a Junior Red Cross institute at Drake University Des Moines. She joins a panel on Red Cross Health Courses As They Function in Junior Red Cross led by Frank Kinyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Cruise
Monticello Public
Junior Red Cross
Jones County
Red Cross Institute
Drake University
Des Moines
Red Cross
Frank Kinyon
St. Louis
Miss Cruise
Two Girls 4-H Clubs Hold Joint Meeting
The Lovell Happy Helpers and the Castle Grove Fortune Finders met at Gerhard Freese’s home on Monday evening April 29. Mrs. Alva Stadtmueller led a breadmaking demonstration while Janice Freese and Marjorie Behrends presented a muffins team demonstration. A lunch was served by Jean Ann, Joyce, and Janice Freese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Happy Helpers
Castle Grove Fortune Finders
Gerhard Freese
Alva Stadtmueller
Janice Freese
Marjorie Behrends
Jean Ann
Joyce
Monticello High School Victorious in Grinnell Music Contest
Monticello High School entered eight instrumental and five vocal acts at Grinnell state finals. The instrumental group won first in B-flat clarinet, two seconds, and two thirds, with the sax quartet and bari tone solo placing lower. The vocal entries earned two division one top ratings including a soprano solo by Irma Schoon and a top soprano trio. The event marks a postwar return to pre war standards with about 6000 students participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Grinnell
JoAnn Schneider
Colleen Maire
Betty Bartlett
Donna Beth Aitchison
George Wain
Oberlin Music College
United States
Barbara Walker
Susan Stuhler
Helen Gerdes
Dorothea Diers
Marvin Jacobs
Fern Decker
Louise York
Bob Veitch
Irma Schoon
John Schoon
Tag Day Set for Monticello by Volunteers of America
Volunteers of America launch Heart Tag Day in Monticello next Saturday with headquarters at the Community building. Anne and Shirley Skelley lead the effort, instructing workers and supplying tags and receptacles. Sponsors include Mayor R C Hoag and Rev V C Grant among others. prizes include cash awards and Monte theater passes courtesy of manager Fred Shadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunteers of America
Monticello
Anne
Shirley Skelley
Skelley
Heart Day Committee
R. C. Hoag
V. C. Grant
Sisters of St. Francis
Howard W. Shelley
John Locher
Harry Stuhler
W. J. Grossheim
W. E. Brainerd
The
Monte Theater
Fred Shadley
Monticello Parents and Teachers attend Dubuque conference
Those from Monticello who attended the spring conference of the Town Congress of Parents and Teachers at Dubuque yesterday included Mrs. Ray Fuller the incoming local president, Mrs. Tom Hamilton, and Mrs. Glenn Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Town Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dubuque
Ray Fuller
Tom Hamilton
Glenn Jones
Palmer Loses Brother Erven Palmer in Seattle Law Tale
Clayton Palmer learned of the death of his brother Erven Palmer a lawyer with the FBI in Seattle. Erven Palmer had visited here in 1941. This marks the second brother and one sister to die since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Palmer
Erven
FBI
Seattle
Mr. Palmer
Nine Men Called For Pre-Induction By Jones County Board
The Jones County selective service board called two groups of men for pre induction at Fort Snelling Minnesota. The first group left today including Kenneth Kiburz Howard Reese Calvin Robinson Casper Robinson William Walters Carl Laetare. A second group will depart Sunday May 5 and includes Bobby Wells Ross Von Sprecken Leonard Lasek. Three 18 year olds registered last week are Clifford Jansen John Barnes and Harold Heideman. The next board meeting is Monday May 6 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Selective Service Board
Fort Snelling
Minn
Scotch Grove
Kenneth H. Kiburz
Center Junction
Howard E. Reese
Mechanicsville
Calvin I. Robinson
Casper I. Robinson
Onslow
William Walters
Olin
Carl P. Laetare
Morley
Bobby H. Wells
Wyoming
Ross A. von Spreck
Oxford Junction
Leonard Lasack
Clifford A. Jansen
Anamosa
John F. Barnes
Harold J. Heideman
Eastern Iowa Fair Managers Hold Monticello Meeting
The Northeastern Iowa Fair Managers Association met in Monticello at the Monticello Country Club for a 12 o'clock catfish dinner hosted by the Jones County Fair Association. About 125 men attended as Charles C. Nichols welcomed Harry Stuhler and others to discuss fair horse races and Monticello plans three days of racing with $800 purses and $25 starting fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Fair Association
Iowa Fair Managers Association
Monticello
Monticello Country Club
Pythian Sisters
Charles C. Nichols
Cresco
Fair Managers Association
Harry Stuhler
Stuhler
Eastern Iowa Fair Managers Association
Harry S. Redman
Dr E DeShaw Opens New Offices At Corner First And Maple
Dr Earl DeShaw moved his practice to his own building at the corner of First and Maple. The new offices include a waiting room a right side private office two examining rooms and an adjoining space for an office assistant medicine storage and a sales/storage area for Jacque Decorating Store. The second floor now houses two occupied apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl DeShaw
Stuhler
First
Maple Streets
First Street
Dr. DeShaw
Jacque Decorating
Sacred Heart School oratorical contest winners announced
Laura Helms won first in the oratorical division for More Stately Mansions. Mary Ann Lyon took first in the dramatic division with The Madonna At Paris. Kathleen Barron won the humorous division with My First Date. Second places went to Carl Manternach in oratorical, Jean Marie Howie in dramatic, and Billy Aitchison in humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Helms
Sacred Heart
Mary Ann Lyon
Paris
Kathleen Barron
Carl Manternach
Jean Marie Howie
Billy Aitchison
Stimpson Author of Book Club Selection G Stimpson
George Stimpson a former Cass township man and Washington correspondent has literary fame with his latest book Book About a Thousand Things chosen as a Book of the Month Club selection Six hundred thousand copies have been ordered Stimpson also gained recognition for Book About the Bible and is brother of Tom Stimpson of Anamosa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stimpson
Cass Township
Washington, D. C
Stimpson
Tom Stimpson
Anamosa
Attend Achievement Day at Wyoming Meeting
Those from the vicinity who attended the Achievement Day at Wyoming on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Reuel McColm Miss Bertha Harken Mrs. Paul Harma Mrs. Frank Stimson Mrs. S. M. Hosford Miss Kate Maurice and Mrs. M. J. Cass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Reuel McColm
Bertha Harken
Paul Harma
Frank Stimson
S. M. Hosford
Kate Maurice
M. J. Cass
Castle Grove Boys Highlight National Clean Plowing Demo
Castle Grove Royal Rangers 4 H Livestock club members Paul Messerli and Bill Hintz presented a Corn Borer Control demonstration to about 86 000 attendees at the National Clean Plowing contest in Benton county last Saturday April 27. Messerli and Hintz are Monticello youths with long club records and leadership roles guided by Louis Heiken Irving Hintz and Grover Miehe. They cited European corn borer spread in Iowa from 1942 to 1945 and rising losses from 1942 45 with farmers reporting individual losses of 1000 to 1500 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Messerli
Bill Hintz
Castle Grove
Cedar Rapids
Bill
Irving Hintz
Monticello
Paul
Jones County
Louis Heiken
Grover Miehe
Iowa
Finish X Rays For T B In Jones County
The seventh annual Tuberculosis X-ray conference occurred on April 25 with morning sessions at Mercy hospital Anamosa and afternoon at John McDonald hospital Monticello. Sixty two people were X rayed, 42 at Anamosa and 20 at Monticello, with full attendance at Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Russell Hall Seriously Injured in Car Wreck
Russell Hall, a returning U.S. serviceman from Onslow, was seriously hurt Monday night when his car left pavement, hit gravel, and struck a fence. He suffered a fractured vertebra and is hospitalized at Mercy in Anamosa. two other men in the car were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hall
Onslow
Hall
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John B Hiller Receives Discharge at Minneapolis Center
John Byron Hiller was discharged from the separation center at Minneapolis Minnesota on April 19 His last assignment was at the service school center at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes He is the son of Mr and Mrs Will Hiller of Monticello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byron Hiller
Separation Center
Minneapolis
Minn
Service School
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Will Hiller
Monticello
Emmerich Sells Monument Business to George Timmins
A. J. Emmerich completed a sale of his monument business to George Timmins this week. Immediate possession was given. Emmerich will remain in Monticello but has not announced future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Emmerich
George Timmins
Emmerich
Monticello
Lawrence and Welch Wedding Attended by Many Local Families
Dorothy Lasack and Leo Welch wed at Lost Nation on April 24. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mike J. Lawrence and son Carl of Anamosa, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Lawrence of Coggan, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stevenson of Prairieburg, Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Holub with Larry and Frances, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson of Central City. Mrs. Welch is niece to Mrs. John and Mrs. Mike Lawrence, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lasack. A wedding dance followed in DeWitt that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike J. Lawrence
Carl
Anamosa
Wesley G. Lawrence
Coggan
John R. Lawrence
Cyril Stevenson
Prairieburg
Leo W. Holub
Larry
Frances
Charles Stevenson
Central City
Dorothy Lasack
Leo Welch
Lost Nation
Welch
John Lawrence
Mike Lawrence
Henry Lasack
DeWitt
Boyd Shannon Elected Head of Jones County Educators
Supt Boyd Shannon of Monticello was chosen president of the Jones county council of educators at the April 17 meeting at the office of Jones county schools chief Joseph A Benvo in Anamosa. Also elected were Joseph A Benvo as vice president Miss Leona Gierhart of Anamosa secretary and Miss Rita McLaughlin of Anamosa treasurer. Gierhart teaches at Amber school and McLaughlin at Anamosa high school. The council, a state education association unit, comprises teachers principals superintendents coaches and other educators. Beavo served as president last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Shannon
Monticello
Jones County Council of Educators
Joseph A. Benvo
Jones County
Anamoga
Leona Gierhart
Anamosa
Rita McLaughlin
Gierhart
Amber
McLaughlin
State Education Association
Beavo
Monticello High Band To Perform At Cedar Rapids Festival
The Monticello high school band joins 24 other musical groups for the first Eastern Iowa Band festival in Cedar Rapids on June 8. The day features a parade, daytime concerts, a massed night program, and a festival queen contest with Miss Eastern Town. Queens will be feted at a noon luncheon and dinner, with theater trips and tours of Cedar Rapids industries planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Industries
Cornell Music Festival Set for May 9 to 11
The 48th annual May Music Festival at Cornell College runs May 9 10 and 11 with four concerts. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra returns for the 44th year. Soloists include Ellabelle Davis Muriel Kerr Kathryn Witwer Reinhold Schmidt. Beethoven Symphony No 4 closes Saturday concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Mississippi
Hans Lange
Ellabelle Davis
Town Hall
New York
South
Central America
Muriel Kerr
Cornell Oratorio Society
Kathryn Witwer
Chicago
Reinhold Schmidt
Chicago Opera Company
Harold Tedrow Rescues A Robin From String
Last Sunday Harold Tedrow freed a robin trapped in a string on a high branch. Unable to use a ladder he used a rifle to sever the branch and release the bird which flew to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tedrow
Tedrow
Cancer Drive Totals $147.78 In Local Contributions
Monte theater manager Fred Shadley reports local cancer drive contributions amounting to 147 dollars 78 cents. The funds were sent to the state headquarters for educational work in cancer prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shadley
The
Monte Theater
Caspers Pledges Phi Omicron at Dubuque
Edwin Caspers son of Tobe Caspers of Monticello pledges to the Phi Omicron fraternity at the University of Dubuque. Pledges will have informal initiation April 9 and formal initiation May 11. Edwin is a Monticello Public School graduate pursuing a pre theological course at Dubuque.
Farm Bureau Members Celebrate Record 1125 Quota
The Jones County Farm Bureau held a victory party at the Monticello Community building to celebrate reaching its 1946 membership quota of 1125. The event featured music by Lee and her Cowboys, a maypole dance, a skit, and special music, with Dean Lamphear as emcee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Farm Bureau
Monticello
Farm Bureau
Lee
Dean Lamphear
WMT
Three Divorce Filings in Jones County Court
The Jones county district court saw three new divorce actions in the past week. Veola Stivers sues Emmet Stivers. Alva Dirks sues Elsie Dirks. and Leslie Bright sues Helen Bright. Judge Heiserman presided, signing decrees in two cases on April 26. Betty Tompkins seeks restoration of her maiden name Betty Kegley and $100 settlement. Robert L. Reid seeks divorce from Arlene Reid with no further provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Veola Stivers
Emmet Stivers
Mount Carroll
Alva Dirks
Elsie Dirks
Cedar Rapids
Leslie Bright
Helen Bright
Monticello
Heiserman
Betty Tompkins
Roy Tompkins
Betty Kegley
Robert L. Reid
Arlene Reid
Auxiliary Members Attend Meeting
Nineteen members attended the installation of officers of Dale Edwards Auxiliary to Post No 4077 at Anamosa. Names include Inez Lubben Katie Jacobs Helen Barrack Dora Qohe Minnie Rickels Mabel Jarrett Pearl Schneider Anna Gerdes Carrie Moncrief Fannie Milroy Clare Hayes Mary Craig Myrtle Ross Frieda Eilers Mabel Hoag H L Clark Ann Eilers. Jane Hein acted as installing officer and Jean Echternacht as conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Edwards
Anamosa
Inez Lubben
Katie Jacobs
Helen Barrack
Dora Qohe
Minnie ¥. Rickels
Mabel Jarrett
Pearl Schneider
Anna Gerdes
Carrie Moncrief
Fannie Milroy
Clare Hayes
Mary Craig
Myrtle Ross
Frieda Eilers
Mabel Hoag
H. L Clark
Ann Eilers
Jane Hein
Jean Ec
Aviation Enthusiasts Elect Officers at Monticello Airport
Eighteen Jones county aviation fans met April 24 at Monticelo Monticello airport south of Monticello on highway 151. They organized electing William Wessels as president Boyd Christiansen as vice president Ed Cox as secretary treasurer and planned future meetings and a club name. They invite new members to contact the named officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Monticello
William Wessels
Boyd Christiansen
Ed Cox
Trail Riders Ride Day at Anamosa Sale Barn
On Sunday May 5 the Trail Riders and others meet at the Anamosa sale barn at 10 30 am for a ride starting at 10 30 am A noon meal follows at a local cafe Then an exchange of horses or sale is planned after dinner A new trail has been laid out for the day Hope to see all riders and horses present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Sale
Anamosa
Funeral for Oliver Harford Held at St Matthew's
Oliver Harford a 16 year Lovell corporation employee died April 27 at the U S Veterans hospital Des Moines Funeral services were held April 30 at St Matthew's Lutheran church burial at Oakwood cemetery Rev Henry L Adix officiated The Veterans of Foreign Wars No 1688 past commander organized grave ceremony World War I and II veterans attended in service uniforms and rose drops marked the grave Harford born September 16 1899 Hopkinton later Monticello married Henrietta Balster 1921 survived by wife a sister and five brothers He served in Co C 318 Field Signal Battalion enlisting in Cedar Rapids during World War I He died after a heart attack following a long illness at McDonald hospital and Veterans hospital Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Harford
Lovell Corporation
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Henry L. Adix
Harford
William H. Jarrett
Fritz Hein
Harry Lyon
Harry Hoag
Elmer Coon
Louis Barrack
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
VMW
Mr. Harford
Hopkinton
Frank D
Louisa Himes Harford
Monticello
Henrietta Balster
Viola Wink
Oxford Junction
George
Harvey Harford
Harold Harford
Maquoketa
Leo
Arthur Harford
Chicago
St. Matthew's Church
United States Army
Cedar Rapids
France
Co. C
Field Signal Battalion
McDonald Hospital
Morley Man Decorated by Navy for Meritorious Service
Ronald M. Smith of Morley, a former aviation radioman in the naval reserve, received the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with three gold stars and citation papers dated November 3. The Rear Adm. Ing ham citation notes his meritorious achievement in more than 1000 Atlantic anti submarine flights aboard USS Guadalcanal USS Bogue and USS Croatan, earning a Presidential Unit Citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald M. Smith
Morley
Naval Reserve
Smith
Jonas Ingham
Atlantic Fleet
Atlantic
Guadalcanal
Bar Association Dinner in Anamosa with Judges Attending
Members of the Jones County Bar Association and their wives attended a dinner at the Towana hotel in Anamosa last Tuesday evening with 24 guests. Special guests Judge King Thompson Floyd Philbrick and their wives from Cedar Rapids and Judge J. I. Heiserman and wife attended. A brief business meeting followed. Officers for the coming year are Warren Rees president C F Shimanek vice president and Howard Remley secretary treasurer. A summer picnic is planned for August at Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Bar Association
Towana
Anamosa
King Thompson
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
J. I. Heiserman
Warren Rees
C. F. Shimanek
Howard Remley
Monticello
Monticello Airport Welcomes Flight Activity this Week
Edmund Gartner, operator of Monticello airport, reports Dr. Grimm from Anamosa began flying lessons this week. Dr. Ray Fuller of Monticello resumed lessons started in 1942. Raymond Koob, a farmer west of Monticello, soloed under Gartner. Transit aircraft visiting the field included Clyde Pepper from Chicago and Howard Gregory from Des Moines, both refueled locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Gartner
Monticello
Grimm
Anamosa
Ray Fuller
Raymond Koob
Gartner
Clyde Pepper
Chicago
Howard Gregory
Des Moines
Eastern Star Schreiner chapter meets May 6 in chapter room
The Eastern Star Schreiner chapter O E S holds its regular meeting on Monday May 6. The initiatory work will be exemplified and the proficiency test given. The Worthy Matron urges attendance as this will be the last meeting in the chapter room until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Schreiner Chapter
Monticello Merchants Set New Store Hours
A Monticello merchants group agreed on new opening hours from 8:00 AM to 6:30 PM for most stores and businesses. SomeImplement and repair shops exempted. Saturday closin g at 10:30 PM with plans to adjust seasonally. Holiday closures listed including Memorial Day and Christmas. Public urged to note changes to avoid disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
the Express
Merchants’ Committee
Funeral Services Held For William Quirk Sr
Funeral services for William Quirk Sr 85 were held at Sacred Heart Church Oxford Junction. Burial followed at St James Cemetery Toronto. Quirk died Wednesday at his home west of Oxford Junction after living there 65 years. Born January 8 1861 in Petersboro Canada he married Nellie Scanlon in 1892 who died in 1915. Surviving are two sons William Jr and Joseph a daughter Mrs J L Stowers five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Quirk
Sacred Heart Church
Oxford Junction
St. James Cemetery
Toronto
Quirk
Monticello
Herman Ahlrichs
Petersboro
Canada
Nellie Scanlon
William
Joseph
J. L. Stowers
Walker Brothers Named For Veishea Roles
Walker Boys receive Veishea positions at Town State college. Gene Walker as business manager and David Walker as properties director for the Veishea Horse Show set for 7 45 p m Thursday May 9 during the 25th Veishea celebration. The event, first staged in 1942, opens the Iowa Veishea season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veishea
College
Harold Holtz Mourns Mother's Death in Ira Iowa
Harold Holtz mourns the death of his mother Mrs. S. C. Holtz 75 called to Ira Iowa yesterday. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon with Mrs Holtz and son and daughter attending. Mr and Mrs Holtz Sr celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Holtz
Ira
Iowa
S.C. Holtz
Montiwapo Campfire Elects New Officers
The Montiwapo Campfire group held an election yesterday naming Dottie Hallar as president Janice Rink as vice president Dixie Bell as secretary Kathleen Mettler as treasurer and Alice Jones as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montiwapo
Dottie Hallar
Janice Rink
Dixie Bell
Kathleen Mettler
Alice Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotarella
P.T.A. Meeting
Palmer
E. DeShaw
Sacred Heart School
G. Stimpson
T. B
John B. Hiller
Monument Business
Cornell
St. Matthew’s
Navy
Bar Association Group
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