Doxsee Editors Announce Subscription Price Per Year
J W Doxsee and Chas A Doxsee editors and proprietors set the annual subscription price at eighty two dollars per year.
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J. W. Doxsee, Chas, A. Doxsee
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
2
Community Club Discusses Welfare and Civic Duties
Scotch Grove Women meet at Mrs. John Livingstone home with a full program on Christmas gifts and Iowa child welfare. Mrs. Floyd Sinclair outlines state aid for children and rural schools while Miss Hazen covers township and county duties and outreach plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Women's Community Club
John Livingstone
Farm Bureau
Floyd Sinclair
Iowa
Scotch Grove Township
Hetter
Miss Hazen
Clay, Madison
Scotch Grove Townships
Center Junction
Minneapolis
Cottage Cheese Club
Scotch Dirove Farm Bureau
America
J. HK. McNeilly
L. V. Nash
Alyea
William Carson
Grove
Veteran John Fagan Dies After Illness in Iowa City
Cascade Iowa obituaries note war veteran John Fagan aged about 78 died Saturday at 11 30 PM in an Iowa City hospital after an illness of two weeks. He lived on the Fagan homestead and is survived by his sons Ben W and Edward and daughters Babe Kehoe and Mrs James Gavin, plus a brother Thomas Fagan. Military funeral held at St Martins church Cascade with Rev L Roche officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
John Fagan
Iowa City
Mr. Fagan
Fagan
Temple Hill
Mary Jane Flannigan
B. W. Fagin
Ben W
Edward
Babe Kehoe
James Gavin
Thomas Fagan
Jews City
Ben Fagan
St. Martin's Church
L. Roche
St. Mary’s Church
All Saints
Geo. Patterson
Martha Heffernen
Dubuque, Bridhy
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Geo. Dolphin
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Thomas Stewart
Jefferson
Iowa
Lillian Wallace
Mary Knapp
Dubuque
Charles Driscoll
Dorie Bisenius
McQuillen
T. J. Devlin
Michael Clarke
Marshalltown
T. P. Clarke
Ambrose McVermott
Joe Denkhoff
Inter State Telephone Company
Marl MceLees
C. F. Crawford
Tedar Rapids
A. J. Becker
C. H. McComber
Mrs. Stewart
Jefferson, Iowa
Margaret Roche
Center Junction events and church note dates announced
Center Junction November first report lists a Madison township farm bureau program at Center Junction hall on November 9 with music readings and talks. Rev A Alyea resigns as local pastor effective November 6 for a larger southeastern church. Missionary clothing to a south co educational school is planned by the Presbyterian society with donations due by November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Prahm
Selma Prahuma
Theo Lenox
Farm Bureau
Ross Young
Velma Pangburn
Ruth Young
Miren McDonald
Evelyn Robbie
Miss Hazen
Sheets
Selina Prahm
Moving Pictures
A. Alyea
Presbyterian Church
Alyea
Alyeu
Missionary Society of the
Peter Prahm
J. Himebaugh
John Livingstone
C. C. Livingstone
Monticello
Stirton
RK. Young
T. 2. Young
J. M. Young
Manguoketa
M. I. L. A. Society
M. BE. L. A. Society
Ed Kleleck
Local Notes and Social Updates From Oxford Junction Area
Nona of Oxford Junction visits at the J A McDonald home. Emerson and Smith spend weekends in Lisbon and Lost Nation. Mrs Purdy and daughter of Maquoketa stay a while at the W F Spahn home. Mrs Q O Miller attends a D A RR meeting at Anamosa. John Letze of Cedar Rapids visits for property interests. Basketball teams begin practice at the hall. A Burmelster and W T Leech are in Cedar Rapids on business. John Stupke family moves into Mahlon Smith home. Delbert Woodward back to activity after sickness. Misses Biges and Adamson shop in Clinton. Amy Alexander visits Wyoming. G S Thompson and W J Leech in Cedar Rapids. Harry Inglehart of Davenport visits town. Henry Tlanken in Monticello last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona
Oxford Junction
J. A. McDonald
Emerson and
Smith
Lisbon
Lost
Nation
Purdy
Maquoketa
Spahn
QO. M. Miller
D. A. RR
Anamosa
John Letze
Cedar Rapids
A. Burmelster
W. T. Leech
John Stupke
Mahlon Smith
Delbert Woodward
Biges and
Adamson
Clinton
Amy Alexander
Wyoming
G Thompson
W. J. Leech
Harry Inglehart
Davenport
Henry Tlanken
Monticello
Weather and events mark Castle Grove community gathering
Castle Grove November 2. A small crowd attended the farm bureau meeting as only Mrs Mod Cass spoke for Barred Rocks, delivering an engaging argument. Students from School No 2 performed and teacher Miss Cecelia Supps led with an address by Harold Bedell on New Zealand conditions. Community notes include a Farmers Mutual Insurance assessment, a sale at D Shomaker's, a Luther League Halloween party, and local property moves and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
M Od. Cass
Schyvo! No. 2
Lowa
Leon Behrends
Louise Barrack
Loretta
Lucile Redmond
Ida Hahn
Kenneth Hosford
Margaret Caspers
Cecelia Supps
Harold Bedell
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Farmers Mutu Insurance Association
J A. Heiken
August Ahrendsen
Manchester
P. J. Crowley
Greer and neighbors host visits and events in Sand Spring
Rev and Mrs S I Greer visited relatives in Hopkinton and hosted gatherings at the Olmsted and Murray homes. Miss Genevieve OBrien returned from teaching in WeWitt, and families including the Jeffersons, Guthries, and Goss are noted among social and illness mentions in Sand Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Spring
S. I. Greer
Greer
G. I. Greer
R. P
Hopkinton
Arthur Huggius
Allen Olmsted
Margaret Greer
Strawberry Point
Cl U. Murray
Genevieve O'Brien
WeWitt
Chas
Jefferson
Baby
Strawberry
N. Goss
Lois Pierce
Ladies Guild to serve chicken pie supper in church basement
Onslow November 1 the Ladies Guild will host a chicken pie supper in the church basement on November 4 with cafe era style service priced at 35 cents. The column also notes social visits including Mrs Ralph Bone and Mrs M M Franks, and various local activities such as Halloween party at the high school and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Ladies’ Guild
Lubuque
Autralian Club
Geo. Lyons
Fay Smith
Clinton
Agnes Paulsen
Lyons
Ward Streeper
Amiumosa
Bone
Prairieburg Notes Highlight Hospital Update And School Fundraiser
In Prairieburg during October heavy activity centers on Madge DeLancey at Mercy Hospital Anamosa where she recovers well. A Thursday school program raised 28 dollars toward books. Father Ciner left for Cleveland Ohio. a new priest arrives with unnamed line. A daughter Neva Davedu born to Mr and Mrs Henry Fenstermaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Flockhart
Delancey
Meldam Flockhart
Lauser
Flo
Madge DeLancey
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Vincent Ciner
Cleveland
Ohio
Neva Davedu
Henry Fenstermaker
Dubuque
Hin
A. DeLancey
Parker
Madge
Geo. Knott
Martelle
Henry Dolan
Aniamosi
Local residents report rising opossum sightings
Hunters report four opossums shot on one trip by Hol Lowe's party, another two shot by Frank Benadom with one live catch. A live opossum kept as a pet. Meanwhile, a bar-hosted dinner honored Attorney Geo C. Gorman. Interim prosecutions target 27 parole violators across state prisons. Mundinger faces grand jury on nuisance and bootlegging counts with bonds set at 500 and 1000. Automobile crash near Anamosa injures Mrs. Vaughn. car lights failed during ascent. Health ad ends with brief note on Taniac and stomach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol. Lowe
Frank Benadom
Park Chamberlain
District Court
Geo. C. Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Board of Parole
Jones County
Anamosa Reformatory
Lee County
Ft. Madison
Peter Mundinger
Richland Township
Vaughn
Monticello Triumphs Over Central City 46 to 7 in Key Victory
Monticello high school dominated Central City with a 46 to 7 win on Friday. Zuebler opened scoring while Monticello's line and Shelley’s 60 yard run anchored a standout performance. Belleuve and Anamosa clashes loom upcoming Armistice Day rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Zuebler
Shelley
Monticello
Ireland
Harry
Bud Skelley
Skelley
Bellevue
Anamosa
November 1901 Monticello election and social notes
County results show the entire Republican ticket elected in Jones County aside from Whalen the surveyor with large pluralities led by J I Percina as treasurer. Rev J W Innes wood-wedding anniversary noted. Catholic fair net $1500 with an apron once owned by Mrs Roosevelt now belonging to Marie Matthiessen. Alfred Starks buys Seymour Bennett house. Died: Mrs Johanna Poppe. extended obituary for Slauson and Smith. The Express offered a prize for ten boys under 17 answering ten questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Jones County
Whalen
Surveyor
J. I. Percina
J. W. Innes
Roosevelt
Marie Matthiessen
A. G. Bauder
M. W. Herrick
George M. Brainard
Cass Township
Emma Preil
Conrad Preil
W. M. Lemen
Alfred Starks
Seymour Bennett
Johanna Poppe
Henry Poppe
Langworthy
Edward Podhaski
Myrtle M. Allen
William Allen
W. M. Lenton
Slauson
Douglas Slauson
Sand Spring
Jeir Smith
Monticello
Hopkinton
The
Express
Ixpress
Local notices and obituaries from Scotch Grove and surrounding areas
The page lists local winners including John J. Pond and others, notes the death of Margaret Adams aged about 83 with origins in Selkirk, British North America, and reports church events, a pipe organ installation, and a concert. It mentions a turkey theft reward, deaths of John H. Seha and Thomas Marshall, a farm sale in Scotch Grove, and a Monticello wedding between Miss Julia Duffey and Lewis Hepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pond
David Terwilliger
Ray Fairbanks
Raymond George
Paul Lemen
Doyt Rhodes
George Drinkwater
Loui Sutherland
Tom George
Ske Uter
Margaret Adams
W. J. Adams
Selkirk
British North America
Jones County
Alexander McClain
Congregational Church
Sigfried Gruenstein
Roy
B. T. Balcar
Miss Gibson
Wallace Pike
J. O. Lawrence
John H. Seha
Donald Sutherland
Scotch Grove Township
A. W. Nickel
Julia Duffey
Monticello
Lewis Hepp
Holstein
Charles S. Bidwell
Bangor
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Thomas Marshall
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anamosa Eureka News
Taniac
W. W. Stickford
Exide
Husking Mittens
J.b.zimmerman
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Dai
Black Silk Stove Polish Works
Sterling
Illinois
Raglan
Blucher
Tom
Harry Styles
Germantown
H. & S. Stores
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