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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

9

Monticello Local News Highlights and Ads

Monticello and surrounding area feature notices on eye exams and new hats at Devlin Millinery. Visitors from Cedar Rapids and Silver City are reported, and Tom Mix in The Untamed is advertised for Olympic Theatre. Local shops promote silk hose and underwear while a Cascade Monticello baseball game is scheduled for May 22.

Tom Mix Olympic Theatre

No church services as pastor attends conference at Melbourn

Local notes report the Re formed church will not hold services or Sunday school due to the pastor's absence at a church conference in Melbourn. Grandparents Voorhees announce the birth of a granddaughter born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Harry Voorhees of Arpan South Dakota.

Reformed’ Church Melbourn Grandpa Grandma Voorhees Harry. Voorhees Arpan South Dakota Jones County Mission Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church of the

Tuesday Hostesses at Country Club Parties Listed

A long list details the Tuesday party hostesses by date for the country club. First ladies named serve as committee chairmen, including Mrs J J Locher and Mrs William Stuhler across June to October with dozens of members and guests noted.

Country Club J. J. Locher William, Stuhler I. Skelley Henry Carpenter Frank Podhaski H. S. Lee William Laude Ida Kempf W. A. Beery H. W. Stuhler R. C. Hoag Tlfb. Denkhoff Louis Waddick A. J. Ricklefs Kate Stuhler Harry Locher J. T. Staff H. McGarvey Edward Templeton L.’G. Stuhler Mary I. Jarman Emma Rickless W. W. Stickford Halstead Carpenter Chas. A. Coxsee Ben Roberts J. T. Lanigan W. H. Mitchell C. G -Thomas A. J. H.mcneill Victor Cadfremont W. H. Laude T.M. Redmond J.E. Bateman Laura Koop L. W. Lovell Harriet Lubben G. L. Lovell W. L. Hanssen George Guyan Frank Locher B. G. Hicks L. A. Iverson Cha M. F. Hogan Harriet Thoeni F. F. Becker Anne Stirton John Liddy Harrison Lubben H. 8. Lee Fred McLaughlin E. H. Reed W. F. Rohn E. E. Skelley W. F. Hughes H. F. Kettlitz M. H. Teeter G. P. Rockstad H. 8. Richardson Asa Lambert HB. C. Rickless Lillian Thomas J. W. Coxsee Harriet C. Coughlan

Equalizing School Costs and Salaries Debate in Cities

J A Voorhees argues that tax dollars should reflect ability to pay for school expenses. He lists several city superintendent salaries and populations, noting Monticello’s higher costs and urging hiring on local-size pay scales. He questions why district expenses exceed those of similar towns.

Atlantic Marion Maquoketa Manchester Anamosa Monticello J. A. Voorhees

Monticello Defeats Manchester in High-Scoring Baseball Battle

Monticello edged Manchester 12 to 9 in a nine inning home opener. The game featured late rallies with Guilford and Levison driving runs and a notable nose injury to Manchester’s Thomas from a bat miscue. Honey Hubbard and Schneider contributed key hits and aggressive base running throughout a crowd-pleasing contest.

Monticello Manchester Ball Park Thomas Guilford Babe Ruth Levison Honey Hubbard Honey Carson Milroy Schneider McKeever Laude Thompson Saude Lucas Hauss Hubbard

May 1891 Monticello items note park purchase and deaths

The Monticello Express records a May 1891 roundup: city council allocates 3100 from the general fund to buy the fair grounds for a city park. multiple deaths including Francis Rieger aged 83 and Clara M Gaylord aged 51. several local events and notices across Monticello and surrounding townships.

Monticello Express Francis Rieger Lovell Township Louis Rieger Joseph Rieger Lena Nipp Monticello Miriam J. J. Milne Scotch Grove District Court Clara M. Gaylord B. F. Gaylord Stowe Vermont Ruth Davis Charles Davis W. L. Demorest Congregational Church of Blue Island Ilinois Chris Dinklage Varel Oldenburg Germany Ivy Lodge Knights of Pythias L. H. Hitchcock James Davidson W. A. Overing Cascade Preston J. S. Hall Fred Stabler Annie McCullough William Steele Savanna Illinois R. M. Calkins Ottumwa

Commencement Week Plans For Local High School

The program details an upcoming week of ceremonies from the May 22 baccalaureate at First Congregational Church to the May 27 graduation in the opera house. Highlights include valedictorian and salutatorian recognitions, class day events, alumni banquet at the Presbyterian dining room, and the key address by Dr. B. T. Baldwin of the State University of Iowa City.

Taddev Iy Higlé Mon Cedar - “Rapids Frappe Monticello Monticello High School Anna Eden Harriet Rohn Paul Hintz Carolyn Stuhler James Laude Geralline Brainard Hifriede Cartuno Helen Meyer William Rickels Beahl Perrine Agnes Petersen Udith Detacher Hazel Widmer Clara Boss First Congregational Church W. P. Amos Congregational Church Fortunate Isles Gee Guy Will—Beahl Perrine Salter Girls’ Glee Club Carmena Rhys Herbert Irene Kate Maurice Alumni Association Frances Koop William H. Mitchell Anna Norma Gaiser Anna Stirton Stuart Stuhler Kodak Edward Lang Auld Lang Sync Country Club Kay Drug Store Peacock Shop Opera House B. T. Baldwin State Universality of Iowa City C. G. Thomas State University of Iowa P. C. Shelley F. 2. Stimson Board of Education

Decoration Day Program at Memorial Day Event

The Memorial Day program will be held Monday May 30th at 10 a m in the opera house. The program includes Monticello band, prayers by Rev W P Ames and Rev W H Mitchell, addresses by Rev Leonard Duckett and Dr Geo Wenzlick, legion rituals, and Taps by the American Legion bugler at the cemetery and Kitty Creek Bridge with readings by Charles A Coxsee and the audience.

Opera House Monticello W. P. Ames America O. B. Crane Legion Geo. Wenzlick Leonard Duckett W. H. Mitchell Kitty Creek Bridge Charles A. Coxsee Dr. Geo. Wenzlick American Legion

High School Notes and Events From Monticello

Minnie Aabbarad reports on Monticello high school activities including a successful class play with $192 in receipts, Frank Hicks succeeding in a role akin to Sinclair Lewis, and Lewis Ireland visiting Tuesday. Exams run Wednesday to Friday for normal training. the baseball team lost 9 to 7 to Haworth Seminary and Central City beat the high school 10 to 3 in the season finale. Senior practice continues with two thousand word essays. 36 seniors staged a dramatic opening with costumed attire during morning exercises.

Epworth Seminary Shelley Epworth Monticello Curry Rockstad Zuebler Himebaugh Kelly Rocky jJuniora Monticello High School Frank Hicks Sinclair Lewis Main Street Lewis Ireland Tuesay Haworth Seminary Central City

Fish Bake Demonstration With New Perfection Stove

C W Wastcott will demonstrate an oil cook stove and oven by baking fish with onion dressing and a sponge cake starting from a cold oven. The event takes place Wednesday and Thursday May 26 at Monticello Iowa. A J H McNeill invites readers to see this practical display. Des Moines Register promotes home delivery in Monticello.

C. W. Wastcott A. J. H. McNeill Monticello Iowa

Special Meeting Notice and Finley Hospital Finance Report

A special meeting is set for Friday May 20 at 8 p.m. with Grand Knight F O Byrne and Recorder Connolly. The Finley hospital in Dubuque reports 1920 charity losses of 128,862.04 with 4,860 days of free service, 1,599 patients treated, costs at 78,889.38 and receipts $10,070.14 under expenditures.

F. O. Byrne Connolly Finley Hospital Dubuque

Free performance of The Lost City at local theaters

Mers Crane and Landis invite all residents of Monticello and nearby areas to a free showing of The Lost City. The play runs Thursday and Friday at the Prin cess and also Thursday at Crane theatre, welcoming audiences of all ages.

Crane Landis the Princess Crane Theatre Monticello

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thureday RY Doxsee CHAS Doxsee ‘Baitors Proprietora Selby Shoes E. G. Burrichter the Home of Shoes of Quality Home News Leslie ‘Himebaugh Karl M. Keyes J. F.lahey Farley Hdison Locher’s Florence Moles Cedar Rapids D. P. Young Singer Locher's James Wilson Dr. Redmond Fred Kay Stuhler Milington Carpenter Town City Devlin Millinery Martin Trimble J. K. Hale W. A. Hogan George Hubbard Clarksville Ike Hogan Charlotte Sloan Silver City New Mexico Florence Roberts Benjamin Jr Dora Hefner Phoenix Stuhlers Howard ‘Ainsworth Cedar ‘Rapids Rockford Sox Margaret Pond Kansas City Missouri Stahlers J. J. Pentony Dubuque’ County the Electric Construction Co John Rickles Emma L. Rickles The Jones County Farm Bureau Association Keyes George C. Gorman Bridget Sheridan Frank Sheridan Jack London Paramount Emil Warnicke Rock Island Tlinois L. G. Stuhler Electric Construction Co Cascade Baseball Club F. A. Hefner Mary Coxsee H. O. Society Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota Olympic Donnelly Maree Skeel Palmer Monticello High School Alumni Association Theodore Denkhoff Jr Denkhoff Association V. Charles Moore Binford North Dakota CG. A Miss Pearl McLees Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Mt. Vernon Fred Harken George van Buren H. S. Richardson D.H. Reed Rose Witte J. G. Thomas Nell Davis Haynes Hiert Joy, Betz Mary Lovell J. H. Fraser Mason City John H. Batchelder Langworthy War Department Milo Batchelder France New York City American Luther League Walther League Hall Af der Schwab Matilda Behrends der Vorsichtige Jude Emma Stadtmueller H.M. Carpenter Sr H. M. Carpenter Sr H.S. Richardson Montreal Liverpool Great Britain Holland Belgium Switzerland Italy Express Richardson Wy Combe Dée Wain Thompson Ehrmal Farnham Mrs Peter Wycombe Bob Grey Vernon Orcutt Officer Hogan Arthur Shelley Landon Marke Reade Princess J. E. Bateman Jowa Montisello High School Paul Hints Warl van Voitenburg Burton McLaughlin Bankl Perrine Albert Britting Vivian Davis Emil Dondelinger Lyle Kally Glenn' Hilers Liynne Hoasty LaVern Rookstad Lasile Himebaugh Wilden Rohn James Laude Harriet Rohn Saubel Thompson Lucile Schweltxor Alice Hubbard William Rieckels Lmriede Cartang Alma Bohrends Vedith Detscher Geraldine Brainard Anna den Holon Love H. R. Shelley Joaquin Miller Opera Minnie “Aabbarad Towa Des Moiney Register A. C. Lambort Knights of Columbus Natice Offeo Star Auto Sales Co C. W. Josephs Pont Bryant Washburn Maurice Tourneur Bobby Vernon Follie Christy Ruth of Rockies Monticello, Iowa U. S Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal Reserve System Chiropractic J. W. Rimmer Ciaropractor Princess Theatre Monticello, Owa Ofice Jack Frost Nature White Central Lumber & Coal Co Kryptok
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