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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

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Monticello Pursues Housing Boom with New Lots Sale

Monticello begins a housing push after selling 28 Wales addition lots in the southwest. With no vacant houses, demand outstrips supply as buyers race to secure homes. Federal Housing Administration financing offers 20 year repayment and government oversight. Proposes converting large houses to apartments to accommodate multiple families.

Monticello Wales United States Federal Housing Administration

Farm families see higher living costs despite income gains

A report from Iowa Farm Economists at Iowa State College shows farm families spent about 238 more dollars on living expenses in 1944 while net income fell 30 percent. Yet 1944 income remained above prewar levels as repairs rose, new equipment stayed scarce, and education costs climbed.

Towa State College Towa Farm Economists Iowa Farm Business Association

Mortgage debt and farm real estate values in postwar era

A discussion quotes editors from Eagle Grove Wellsturg and Creston on farm mortgage debt, value ratios, and the effect of postwar inflation and strikes. It notes debt at about 20 percent of total farm real estate value if values drop, and calls for remembering wartime costs and wage pressures shaping the economy.

Album of Amer-JAMES TRUSLOW ADAMS excerpts and images

Reading and Writing reviews Adams book bound in early American life with illustrations and period scenes. It describes clothing, furniture, shipbuilding, trails, and frontier events along with random anecdotes and jokes from Book-of-the-Month selections.

James Trustow Adams Amer Isla Homie Courtine Bearings Orejan Cah Portada

Iowans Split Over Hirohito Role In Occupation Policy

The Iowa Poll shows mixed views on Hirohito’s influence and Japan's postwar recovery. Majorities question helping Japan resume peacetime industries while divided on his trial, with education level shaping opinions on softness of occupation and punishment.

Japan Hirohito Gallup Iowa

Tf union labor voices concern on monthly dues scope

A Knoxville Express excerpt discusses labor union dues totaling sixty million dollars, a figure argued to be a heavy ongoing cost that could pressure individuals who value free country principles. The text reflects worry about collective contributions and their impact on personal freedom.

Knoxville Express

Remembering Pocahontas War Aftermath and Living Standards

The Pocahontas era reflection notes how a nation's wartime effort can lift living standards for its people, urging readers to compare struggle with progress and national resilience.

Morgenthau Plan aims and German postwar fate

The page asks about the Morgenthau plan and its goals in Germany. It questions whether the plan targets disarmament reeducation deindustrialization or population reduction and asks what to do with Germany's heavy industry. It also compares expansion excuses in Germany and Japan and questions birth control as a solution.

Morgenthau Germany Mr. Morgenthau Japan

Home Freezers Bring Storage And Freezing To The Home

Postwar interest grows in home freezers with two types: storage only and freezing plus storage. Negative temperatures of minus 10 to minus 20 degrees for freezing units and 0 degrees for storage. Side doors and interior glass aim to ease access. reliability and constant electricity are essential. About 200 firms plan to manufacture, but longevity and after-sales support remain uncertain. Some lockers may be rented for home use to reduce upfront cost.

Locker Options Tailor to Your Specific Needs

A short guide suggests selecting a locker that matches personal requirements. It recommends evaluating size, compartments, and accessibility to ensure convenience and secure storage for daily use.

Cob Fight Ends With Eye Injury For Boy

Eleven year old George Wilkens of Waverly narrowly avoided permanent damage to his right eye after a war game misfire. A cob used as ammunition struck his eye, breaking a blood vessel but causing no other eye injury.

George Wilkens Waverly George

Youngest and Oldest Passengers Ride in Iowa Falls

W. H. Nock of Iowa Falls gave pleasure rides to residents. On a recent day the youngest rider was Bobby Young, four, and the oldest was Mrs. Ella Jones, 85.

W. H. Nock Iowa Falls Bobby Young Ella Jones

Homecoming Queen To Be Crowned Friday Evening

Mount Vernon hosted Monticello in ideal weather for a homecoming game. Mount Vernon scored on Van Meter and Kudart runs while Monticello fought back with fumbles and a late drive stalled by Mount Vernon. Kiburz stood out on offense and defense as Mount Vernon held the edge.

Mount Vernon Monticello En How Euls Andyon van Meter Monti Benson Carroway Kiburz Kudart

Honor Society Elects Five To Membership

Five senior girls were elected to the Delta Sigma Delta chapter of the National Honor Society on Tuesday October 23. Inductees are Delphia Balster Margaret Condit Colleen Maire Helen Mardorf and Louise York. Initiation will be part of Go-to-school Night during National Education Week with parents invited to witness the honors. Homecoming football programs are being printed by the Red Peppers this year and advertising is being solicited.

Delta Sigma Delta National Honor Society Imation Delphia Balster Margaret Condit Colleen Maire Helen Mardorf Louise York

Induction of Student Council Officers Reported

The student body witnessed the oath of new council officers after Mr. Shannon underscored council importance. Junior Red Cross plans were reviewed, and Coe awards presented for magazine sales led by high seller Dorothea Diers who earned a $25 Victory bond. Total sales reached 2200.75 with prizes awarded.

Shannon Kells Jim Seehusen Susan Stabler Betty, Eggers Barbara Walker Ina Cruise Red Cross Eells Coe Dorothea Diers Mary Lou Adams Naomi Hanken Margaret Ann Zimmerman Kathryn Bender Donna McCurdy Laura Feltes Fern Decker Arlene Kuhns The Reds

Junior Thespians rehearse annual class play George Washington Slept Here

The junior play cast under Mrs Bess Greenley rehearses the Moss Hart and George Kaufman comedy George Washington Slept Here. Newton Fuller played by Jim Seehusen and Annabelle portrayed by Margaret Ann Zimmerman navigate a farm house with Uncle Stanley played by Bob Messerti entering the scene. The November 16th performance promises amusement.

Bess Greenley George Washington Moss Hart George Kaufman Newton Fuller Jim Seehusen Annabelle Margaret Ann Zimmerman Stanley Bob Messerti

Monti Teachers and Miss Hetfield Earn Awards

Miss Lois Hetfield, Latin and English instructor at Monti, won honorable mention in a national contest by the Women's Institute of Audience Reaction in New York City for her Postwar World essay. The prize included a $5 war slump.

Lois Hetfield Women's Institute of Audience Reaction New York City

Pupils Named On Committees For Homecoming

Committees for the Homecoming dance are announced with Miss Nicoll sponsoring refreshments. Arlene Kubns chairs visitation with helpers and supervisor listed. Marjorie Thomas chairs decorations assisted by Don Bohlken Art Jurgensen and others. Lois Guyan leads the door committee with subordinates. Cleanup committee names listed with chair Kathleen Bender and others.

Cphilimonte Miss Nicoll Arlene Kubns Helen Gerdes Margaret Condit Halen Dlewden Ad Alasgenen Asie Zimmerman Kathryn Bender Susan Stuhler Bob Messerli Ken Kiburz Lois Guyan Miss Smith Marjorie Thomas Don Bohlken Art Jurgensen Max Schrader Bob Thoeni Jim Seehusen Kathren Bender Margaret Ann Zimmerman Ronald Benson

FTA Initiation Held Friday Evening In Sponsor Room

The Future Teachers organization held its annual initiation on October 25 in the sponsor’s room with a mysterious curtain. Initiates Gerdes Donna Len Heiken Laneva Fol kers Manak Kray Arlene Kobus wore costumes and received memory gifts. The group earned a national seal for the local chapter and a year charter.

The Future Teachers Organization Eles Gerdes Donna Len Heiken Laneva Folkers Manak Kray Arlene Kobus Afiss Groteboer Miss O' Poll Miss Wood

Halloween favors sent to Army hospitals and camps

The article notes Halloween good will shipments to military facilities including 50 carnival caps to Waukesha Wisconsin, 125 nut cups and 6 pounds of candy to Camp Wolters Texas, 125 tray favors to Station Hospital AA Albany Nebraska, and 125 napkins to Albuquerque New Mexico. Additional nut cups and napkins were sent to a hospital in an unspecified location.

Waukesna

Homecoming Queen to Crown in Friday Festivities

Monti hosts Homecoming activities beginning Friday afternoon with a pep meet and a dance at the community building. For the first time a Homecoming queen will preside over events with six senior high girls contesting and seniors, juniors, and sophomores selecting attendants and escorts. Ronald Benson and Jim Seehusen will lead the procession as pages.

Monti Iter Gene Kuehl Ken Kiburz Linn Kiburz Ken West Branch Dick Shelley Bob Thoeni Bol Otten Irma Schoon Delphia Balster Betty Hoult Fern Decker Carlene Winkler Mildred Rieniers Ronald Benson Jim Seehusen Paul Sechusen Bob Lubben Dean Willwirth

Mont Calendar Highlights West Liberty Homecoming Schedule

Listing of events for Mont calendar includes Nov 2 at West Liberty and homecoming, Nov 15 P.1.A. with Mrs. Cecil Goettsch as chair, Nov 16 Junior Class Play George Washington Slept Here, Nov 20 Them Initiation, Nov 22 Thanksgiving vacation begins, Nov 23 basketball at Dubuque, and Nov 30 basketball at Independence.

Mont West Liberty P.1 Cecil Goettsch George Washington Dubuque Independence

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