Rehire Governor Blue Proclaimed by Iowa Supporters
A political appeal urges voters to reelect Governor Robert D. Blue of Iowa on the Republican ticket. The piece touts his experience, cites a nine plank platform enacted into law, and notes progressive school legislation and veteran benefits. It highlights postwar plans, governance, and a solvent state treasury.
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Robert D. Blue
Iowa
Bob Blue
Blue
Senate
Towa
State House
Des Moines
Monticello Remembers Its Fallen Soldiers and Veterans
Monticello honors its Civil War veterans and later fallen soldiers from the Spanish American and World Wars. Memorial day services place flowers and flags at graves in Oakwood cemetery, a lasting tribute urged by Major S. B. Farwell to keep patriotism alive for future generations.
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Monticello
Oakwood Cemetery
Major 5
Farwell
Cemetery Association
Boys In Blue
America
After long clothes to pants a boy grows and learns
A collage of quips and excerpts on work pay inflation and housing from various editors. It notes a labor survey on wage gains versus strikes, consumer thrift amid inflation, and satirical jabs about jobs and writing. Includes brief humorous comments on food, weather, and life.
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Pyery
Betty MacDonald Farm Memoir The Egg and I Review
Reading and Writing Haigh on The Eye and I notes Betty MacDonalds Look of the Month Club title The Bee and I as a humorous account of life on a Washington chicken farm. The author recalls stove troubles, family labor, and a chaotic yet funny ranch world with abundant food and nature.
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Betty MacDonald
the Bee and I
Betty
Bob MacDonald
Washington
Center Junction School Report Highlights Year Activities
A Center Junction teacher notes a busy year with students from Ann Heiken to John entering in January. The report mentions field trips to Anamosa, a Halloween party, Christmas program, and charity drives. It also covers church events, farewells to Rev Schroeder, and numerous neighborhood visits and church activities.
Real Estate Transfers In Monticello and Ana MosA
G C Preston and Mary to Mary L Dutton deed 1 cent. City of Anamosa Iowa. Commences Carroll Street 55 ft east of Carroll High. Bounds 126 ft south 55 ft east 126 ft north 25 ft west. Contract dated 5 15 45 Price E Slate. George Mead and Louise to Theodore L and Helen S Krouse joint tenants deed love. Land in Warvels add Monticello Iowa described beginning ne corner of Reyner tract 163 ft northeast to Reyners corner.
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G. C. Preston
Mary
Mary L. Dutton
Steels
City
Anamosa
Iowa
Carroll Street
Carroll
High Streets
Price E
Martha Slate
George Mead
Louise
Theodore L
Helen S. Krouse
Warvel
Monticello
Effie L. Reyner
S. W. Reyner
Aen Reyner
Rachel Reyner
Jones County
Louise Mead
Center Cemetery
Lydid E. Decious
Alberta M. Bohler
Center Junction
Harold V. Jordan
Jennie C
Albert L
Edna Mae Fuchs
Onslow
John R. McQuillen
Grace McQuillen
Francis George Bradshaw
George R
Mary Jeann Wessell
Steve
Beulah
Mary P. Sanford
Forrest
Anna Ely
Davidson
Property transfers across multiple towns in Jones County
A lengthy list of real estate deeds recorded in Jones County outlines transfers to multiple grantees. Parcels include lots and blocks in Anamosa Center Junction Onslow and Monticello as well as acreage in townships 16-86-1 and nearby additions. Names appearing include Emil and Antoinette Riedel, George L. Wooder, Leola Ahrendsen, James E. Remley, Lucy T Remley, and others with deeds dated 1944 and prices often listed as one dollar or nominal.
Advertising and association notices from Monticello Express
Published on Thursday and entered at the Mon ticello Iowa post office as second class mail matter by the Monticello Express. It lists the newspaper as a member of several associations and credits the Chicago advertising service as sole advertising representative.
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Monticello
Iowa
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Credit Bureau of Circulations
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago
Illinois
Review Highlights At Year's End
Monti High reflects on a year of growth and activity. Forty five new pupils joined last fall and about 200 others were under twenty five prefects. The football team won Homecoming versus West Liberty and defeated Anamosa on Armistice Day. The Red Peppers pep club energized games with black sweaters bearing red M’s and hosted nine pep assemblies. Irma Schoon crowned Homecoming Queen. George Washington Slept Here staged by juniors in November. Go to School Night opened parents’ view of students. National Honor Society inducted Balster Condit Maire Mardorf York. Christmas program featured speech classes glee clubs and band. HMS Pinafore opened February directed by Miriam Hansen with Irma Schoon Meserli Kuehl Newton Aitchison in lead roles. The M Club banquet and danceMarch 8 faced rain. Panthers beat Anamosa to win district basketball. Honor Society banquet inducted Zimmerman McCurdy Stuhler Rieniers. Kuehl elected Student Council president guiding projects and dances, raincoat purchases, and a noon program.
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Monti High
West Liberty
Anamosa Blue Raiders
Monti
Red Peppers
Irma Schoon
George Washington
Jim Seehusen
Margaret Ann Zimmerman
Delphia Balster
Margaret Condit
Colleen Maire
Helen Mardorf
Louise York
Miriam Hansen
Bob Messerli
Gene Kuehl
Don Newton
Donna Beth Aitchison
M” Club
Panthers
Anamosa
Donna McCurdy
Susan Stuhler
Ray Rieniers
Juniors Honor Roll List Highlights Seventeen Members
Beverly Hanken tops the junior honor roll with a 95 average for the last semester. Bob Guyan follows with 94.75, while Anna Diers Margaret Ann Zimmerman and Helen Marsdorf share third at 94.50. The junior class has seventeen named honorees, freshmen sixteen, seven grade reps three, and ten high school boys listed.
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Beverly Hanken
Bob Guyan
Anna Diers
Margaret Ann Zimmerman
Helen Marsdorf
Harold Shaffer
Robert Reade Vedevens Re
Eugene Clark Deenees Fee
Irls
Norma Hintz Senet Reene
Caen Eee Enews
Jean Harms
Shirley Bartels
Margaret Eilers
Betty Bebee Sur Weeny
Georgia Plueger
Marileigh Clark Ere
Mary Wilcox
Doris Zimmerman
Irma Bohlkenny
Betty Harms Eae
Eee Puen
Barbara Lang
Beverly Beeks
Betty Lou Vernon Ve Teers
Donna Aitchison
Elizabeth Wilson
Maldean Dirks Stetene
James Seehusen
Paul Seehusen
Tone Eae Ten
Margaret Zimmerman
Donna McCurdy
Dorothy Hinrichs
Evelyn Meade
Eves
Audrey Schrader
Susan Stuhler
Arlene Kuhns
S Reeves
Marjory Thomas
Ferd Decker Laneva Folkers
Toes
Leola Nachtrieb
Elen Kopp
Bee Eens
Lorraine Buol
Eggers
Monti High thinclads and teachers in summer plans
Don Newton leads Monti's track squad with Rieniers Martin and others showing improvement as Coach Linn eyes a strong year. Teachers plan summer school or weddings as Monti alumni gather for a campus convention at Iowa U. Senior drama The Willow and I was staged May 17 with Irma Schoon and others in leading roles.
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Don Newton
Monti
Rieniers
Martin
Coach Linn
Iowa U
Greenley
White
Odell
Eells
Mr. Linn
Monti High Honors Students at Year-End Assembly
Assembly honored outstanding Monti High students across departments. Shorthand awardees included Evelyn Meade Colleen Maire Clarice Siebels Lucille Bartels Carleta Morning Irma Jean Pickett Elinor Bartels. Band letters went to Margaret Ann Zimmermann Dorothea Diers Susan Stuhler and others. Co-captains Bill Hintz Don Newton received black M's as the track squad was announced. Special music by band and glee club followed by report cards.
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Bill Hintz
Monti High
Bone
Commercial Department
Evelyn Meade
Colleen Maire
Clarice Siebels
Lucille Bartels
Carleta Morning
Irma Jean Pickett
Elinor Bartels
Randy Ganfield
Walker
Agriculture Department
Iane Smith
Margaret Ann Zimmerman
Dorothea Diers
Susan Stuhler
Helen Jean Kopp
Helen Gerdes
Paul Seehusen
Bob Thoeni
Marvin Jacobs
Fern Decker
Louise York
Bob Veitch
Barbara Walker
Donna Beth Aitchison
Marjorie Thomas
Paul Schneider
Gene Kuehl
JoAnn Schneider
Betty Bartlett
Mary Alice Wilcox
Lois Clark
Minnie Otten
Katherine Bender
Clara Kehren
Betty Hoult
Mr. Linn
Don Newton
Ron Paulsen
Dick Shelley
Ray Rieniers
Duane Martin
Bob Guyan
Dean Willworth
Seehusen Chosen Triem President for Pending Year
Members of the Triem mathematics club select Paul Seehusen as president for the ensuing year. Donna McCurdy announces other officers including Beth Aitch Non as secretary treasurer and Busan Bruhler with Bob Veitch on the advisory board.
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Triem
Paul Seehusen
Donna McCurdy
Donna
Beth’ Aitchnon
Busan Bruhler
Bob Veitch
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