Monticello Baseball Opens District Bid Against Stanwood
Monticello high school baseball opens district play at 9 am against Stanwood on Alburnett diamond. Coach Emil Klumpar plans Jim Bone on the mound, with Bob Sichels moved to first. If Monticello wins, they face Manchester at 10 30 tomorrow after Manchester edged them 9 4 last week.
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Monticello
Stanwood
Alburnett
Cedar County
Oxford Junction
Jones County
Emil Klumpar
Jim Bone
Bone
Klumpar
Bob Sichels
Monti
Manchester
Olin
Jones
Bud Griffith
Gene Walker
Bud Bader
Paul Bender
Ralph Bender
Bob Liddy
Chuck Ross
Jack Beeks
Dick Holub
Ken Sheppard
Lawrence Ricken
Stan Schrader
Bob Siebels
Wayne McQuillen
Helms
Hoag Sets Monticello Discus Record at Conference Meet
Loyal Hoag of Monticello High School set a new school discus mark with 123 feet 4 inches at the Eastern Iowa Conference meet on Coe College field. Anamosa won with 65 points, with Monticello placing fifth. Beardsley of Anamosa led in both discus and shot.
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Loyal Hoag
Monticello High School
Hoag
Dubuque
Monti
Anamosa
Ralph Beardsley
Softball Stag to Fund Lights for Monticello Season
Monticello Softball League will hold a stag at the floral hall of the fairgrounds Friday night to raise funds for the lights installation on the school diamond. Frank Nowadsky, league president, says poles will be provided by a Cedar Rapids Bell Telephone rep. The six‑team league includes Franklin Equipment, Grain Belt, CCC camp, Center Junction, Niles Theatre, and Farmers. Games begin Monday May 20 with league tilts Mondays and Wednesdays and away games Fridays.
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Monticello
Floral Hall
Fairgrounds
Cedar Rapids
Bell Telephone Company
Frank Nowadsky
Norman Clark
Charles Podhaski
Franklin Equipment Company
Fred Kreeb
CCC
Earl Shrove
Center Junction
Niles Theatre of
Anamosa
Charles Niles
Mr. Kreeb
The
Express
Manchester No Hits Monticello In 9 4 Ball Game
Behan hurled a no hitter for Manchester as Monticello suffered a 9 4 loss. Manchester totaled four first inning hits to build a 5 0 lead, while Monticello’s pitchers allowed 12 hits and five errors. Jed Rector led Manchester with three hits in four at bats, and Monticello tallied runs on errors and walks. Both teams advance to district tournament play this week at Alburnett.
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Monticello
Behan
Manchester
Manhawks
Siebels
Ross
Monti
Alburnett
Rector
Jed the
Manhawk
Bader
Bone
Paul Bender
NYA Candidates And Local Officials Listed In Full
The clipping lists NYA candidates and local government officials by name, including superintendent Don Morey and township clerks Edgar Grimm and Geo. D. McDonald. Other listings cover county offices such as auditor Geo. F. Specht and treasurer Clyde E. Leinbaugh, plus board of supervisors members and township officers.
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Harrs
Lewis C. Vernon
R. J. Martin Jr
Irvin C. Sievers
Norman E. Clark
Howard Grassfield
John Mortensen
Henry Biere
H. G C. Newhard
C. F. Saxon
Kenneth R. Holcomb
Harlan Shumaker
Harlan E. Voelker
L. A. Oltman
Edgar Grimm
Geo. D. McDonald
F. L. Berlin
Wilfred L. Wherry
Evelyn A. Brown
Geo. F. Specht
Clyde E. Leinbaugh
Samuel H. Schuetz
Henry Eichhorn
J. R. Fegan
R. W. Levy
Emlin A. McNamara
Board of Supervisors
F. W. Ferring
Robert M. Peet
Miles Leonard
Iit
Alvin E. Byerly
Leo EB. Koppes
Rudolph Soukup Jr
Arthur McQuillen
Gilbert Blayney
Leon Morningstar
C. E. Leffingwell
C.a.hansen
Dennis
NYA Boys Find Other Employment
The state-wide job hunt sponsored by the National Youth Administration for Iowa aids youths in finding work. The program focuses on placing NYA participants in civilian jobs to support families during the Depression era.
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NYA
The
National Youth Administration For
Iowa
Local Ball Club Opens Season With Guttenburg Sunday
Monticello baseball opens Maquoketa Valley league play at 2 30 Sunday on the local fairgrounds diamond. Buster Davenport starts on the mound for Monticello against Guttenberg a newcomer in the circuit. Team positions feature Ernie Kula Carl Egger Louie Stoll Emil Klumpar Kehoe Buddy Rynerson Bill Ferring Glenn Lambert and Tom Brighton manager. Other league clubs include Cascade Worthington Dyersville Strawberry Point Farmersburg and St Olaf with Monticello set to meet St Olaf next Sunday and Dyersville on May 26.
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Monticello
Maquoketa
Emil Klumpar
Kehoe
Anamosa
Buddy Rynerson
Bill Ferring
Glenn Lambert
Tom Brighton
Bob Siebels
Guttenberg
Cascade
Worthington
Dyersville
Strawberry Point
Farmersburg
St. Olaf
Field Trials in Monticello Draw Big Crowd and Prizes
The Monticello Community Conservation league plans the largest coon and fox hound field trials Sunday May 19 with about 50 dog owners invited. Events include coon and fox races, a pup race, bait casting, horseshoes, and an on-site beach show with $12 prizes. Auctioneer Bill Null and judges from Monticello and Cascade oversee heats, with refreshments on the grounds.
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Monticello
Dick Benk
John Beck
Cedar Rapids
George “Stub
Hein
Eldon Rohn
Bill Null
Bill Roller
Frank Breitbach
Cyril Hayes
Cascade
Anamosa Tracksters Lead Triangular Meet
Anamosa high school track team won the triangular meet with 52 points, ahead of Tipton 51 and Monticello 41. Mardoff won the pole vault and Fairbanks claimed the half mile in 23.10.5, nearly tying the school record as Dee of Tipton took third. Monk of Monti tied Spears of Tipton for second in the pole vault, with Clement third, giving Monti three of the four pole vault places.
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Mardoff
Monticello
Bone
Hoag
Herren
Hogan
Loehrends
Frank
Howard Zirkelbach
Fairbanks
Anamosa
Tipton
Dee
Monk
Monti
Spears
Clement
Farm Bureau Team To Meet CCC Club In June Baseball
Farm Bureau and CCC Club plan a baseball game tentatively set for June 2. Neither squad has opened its season. James Gotsch of Martello will serve as player manager for the Farm Bureau team while Earl Schrove will manage the CCC club.
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Farm Bureau
CCC
Anamosa
James Gotsch
Martello
Tearl Schrove
Highest Ranking Students Named in Local School
Supt. A. B. Grimes announced three top ranking students in nineteen subjects from the Every Pupil tests this week. The list shows Latin and algebra leaders like Betty Adams and Samuel Reyner with multiple mentions, while Monticello’s state standing remains undetermined for now.
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Supt
A. B. Grimes
Monticello
Betty Adams
Gertrude Ortgies
Ruth Ann Hoag
Elizabeth Byerly
Rebecca Grimes
John Stuhler
For Sale Two Poland China Sow Group
For sale two Poland China sows with 15 pigs and one Poland China boar. Seller Joseph Crowley located at 46 1.
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Poland
China
Joseph Crowley
Monticello Delegation Leads Second District Meeting
W F W Post and Auxiliary leaders headed a large Mon ticello contingent at the Second district meeting in Davenport. Past Commander Fred W Hein of Monticello was elected district senior vice commander, Arthur Buckner of Cedar Rapids district commander, and Robert Taylor of Davenport junior vice commander. O Connor Regenwether Auxiliary No 3633 at Maqoketa installed with Honor L Clark assisted by Florence Carmichael and several local officers.
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Harrison Lubben
Florence Carmichael
Monticello Post
Davenport
Fred W. Hein
Arthur Buckner
Cedar Rapids
Robert Taylor
Honor L. Clark
O’connor-Regenwether
Maquoketa
Katie Jacobs
Iane Hein
Mabel Jarrett
Lorraine Jacobs
Inez Lubben
Anne Schneider
Jean Echternacht
Margaret Carmichael
Baseball Stag Draws Good Crowd at Country Club
Money enough to buy uniforms was earned last Friday night at the baseball stag at the country club. A large crowd jammed the main hall and lingered until after 3 a.m. The Monticello team of the Maquoketa Valley League opens the season against Guttenberg here Sunday in a loop contest.
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Monticello
Guttenberg
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Janet Howie
Ruth Reuter
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Waterloo
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Dean Zirkel
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