List of Registered Vehicles in Jones County
Nineteen persons have registered vehicles in Jones County. Owners include Arnold Sa alka Oxford Junction Ford Otto E Hubbard Monticello Buick Ed Miller Center Junction Chrysler Harold G Eden Anamosa Chevrolet Steward Main Morley Jeep Orno Jensen Anamosa Buick Harold Green Onslow Ford L J Schlemme Monticello Howard trailer Rolly Duncan Morley Buick John Mortensen Anamosa Ford Louis F Holziger Olin Ford Roy Like Monticello GMC Francis Miller Monticello Ford Robert Mizaur Oxford Junction Oldsmobile Gerke Hanken Monticello Chevrolet Her ter s Pontiac Anamosa Ford Herman A Lange Scotch Grove Ford John H Eden Monticello Ford George Tobiason Monticello Ford
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Ineteen
Jones County
Arnold Saalka
Oxford Junction
Ford
Monticello
Buick
Ed Miller
Center Junction
Chrysler
Arold G. Eden
Anamosa
Chéviet
Steward Main
Morley
Jeep
Orno Jensen
Seven births at John McDonald hospital last week
The John McDonald hospital reported seven births from October 27 to October 31. The newborns include four girls and two boys, born to Castonguay, Tjaden, Heiken, Husmann, Clark, Kula, and Hugh families in Monticello Onslow Anamosa Scotch Grove and Monticello. John J. Locher gave a non political talk to the Monticello Rotary about century long political trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Gerald Castonguay
Monticello
Elden Tjaden
Onslow
Rex Heiken
Anamosa
Arthur Husmann
Scotch Grove
Louis Clark
Arthur Kula
Paul Hugh
John J. Locher
Marriage Licenses Issued in Anamosa District Court
Two marriage licenses were issued by the clerk of the district court in Anamosa. They went to Richard D. Mardorf and Irene Siebels both of Monticello and to H. E. Harper of Vinton and Blanche H. Deischer of Monticello.
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Anamosa
Richard D. Mardorf
Irene Siebels
Monticello
H. E. Harper
Vinton
Blanche H. Deischer
Panthers Face Homecoming Clash With Anamosa Blue Raiders
Monticello enters Homecoming night with four wins and a 39–0 upset over West Union, while Anamosa holds mixed results. Captain Paul Schneider leads the Panthers as headlined by a tradition-filled Monticello–Anamosa rivalry dating to 1923 with recent struggles and a hopeful Friday night outcome.
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Anamosa Blue Raiders
Monticello Panthers
Panthers
Blue Raiders
West Union
Raiders
Anamosa
Monti
Paul Schneider
Wilson
Manchester
Marion
Vinton
Independence
Tipton
Maquoketa
Mt. Vernon
Election Upset Echoes Across Iowa and Nation
A chaotic election review portrays President Truman winning Iowa by 34 000 votes while Beardsley Gillette and Gillette win U S Senate and governor races. Jones county mirrors state trends with tight local races and a rural library measure defeated. Voter turnout high with unusual margins and party shifts noted.
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Iowa
Truman
Beardsley
Guy" Gillette
Jones County
Gillette
Dewey
George Specht
J. E. Porter
Leonard Ahrendsen
Henry Eichhorn
U. S
Talle
Evans
Lynhurst
Akers
Grimes
Secretary of Agriculture
Linn
Larson
Commerce
Reed
Supreme Court
Back To School Night At Public School Event
Parents invited to observe regular classes during American Education Week. The event runs Tuesday at 7 30 p m for one hour with a portion of the school day shown. A musical program and National Honor Society initiation follow at 8 40 in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Bard
A E Schneider Dies Monday at 49 in Monticello
Albert E. Schneider 49 died Monday at the Iowa State Sanatorium Oakdale Iowa. Born October 26 1899 in Monticello he lived there all his life and was a Monticello High School and State University of Iowa graduate in pharmacy. He is survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 30 p m from Goettsch funeral home with burial in Oakwood cemetery. Reverend John Baumann officiated. Pallbearers were classmates Irving Hintz John Chapman Wilbur Cartano Siegfried Guyan Lynn Clark and Don Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Schneider
Goettsch
Oakwood
John Baumann
RSEE
Mr. Schneider
Iowa State Sanatorium
Oakdale
Monticello
Isaac Schneider
Louise Haeussler
Siegfried Guyan
Lynn Clark
Don Sutherland
Mrs Ahraken Dies Sunday Funeral services held for Anna Ahraken
Mrs Anna Ahraken died Saturday evening at her daughter's home in Scotch Grove. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at St John’s Lutheran Church by Rev R P Young with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were John Prull Martin Burrichter Tobias Folkers Willard Himebaugh Paul Jacobs A G Hanken. She was born December 1 1873 in Wayne township daughter of J D Poppe. She married Henry E Abraken January 16 1895 and moved to Monticello in 1928 after farm years in Scotch Grove. Survived by daughters Kay Abraken and Mrs J M Lange and son Lewis Ahraken plus two granddaughters and four sisters.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Anna Ahraken
J. M. Lange
Scotch Grove
R. P. Young
John Prull
Martin Burrichter
Tobias Folkers
Willard Himebaugh
Paul Jacobs
A. G. Hanken
Abraken
Wayne Township
Lewis Ahraken
Clinton
Yvonne
Maxion Lange
Chicago
L. R. Jacobs
Emmetsburg
A. E. Laude
Anamosa
J. B. Zimmerman
Minnie Gerdes
Monticello
Death of Mrs. Berta Long Widow of Rev. George Long
Word comes of the death of Mrs. Berta Long at her Dell Rapids South Dakota home on March 12. She was the widow of the late Rev. George Long a pastor at Presbyterian churches in Center Junction and Scotch Grove.
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Berta Long
George Long
Dell Rapids
S. D
Center Junction
Scotch Grove
Monticello Couple Becomes Grandparents Twice
Mr and Mrs Howard Mack of Monticello became grandparents twice within six hours on Wednesday. Their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Gerald Castonguay of Monticello and son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Bill Mack of Cedar Rapids welcomed two daughters. Castonguay co owns the American Petroleum station in Monticello.
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Howard Mack
Monticello
Gerald F. Castonguay
Bill Mack
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Castonguay
American Petroleum Station
Father Son 4-H Banquet Set At Olin High Saturday
Rex Conn will be the main speaker at the Boys 4-H Father Son banquet to be held in the Olin High School gymnasium on November 6 at 7 p.m. Reservations should be made with the club leader or at the Farm Bureau office.
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Rex Conn
Olin High School
Farm Bureau
Eight Jones County Men Report for Physical Examinations
Eight Jones County men were selected to report for physical examinations in Cedar Rapids on November 12. The list includes Milton L. Ewing Clarence Sanford E. McClure Oxford Function Lowellaymond Perke E. Fisher Eugene P. Bray Anamosa residents Russell H. Berringer and Edward H. Felton Cascade residents Dale L. Allen Olin. Two 18 year olds registered this week Arthur Boots Jr Monmouth and Frank D. Short Jr Wyoming. The Anamosa selective service office will be closed all day November 8 for a Des Moines meeting.
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Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Milton L. Ewing
Clarence
Sanford E. McClure
Oxford
Lowellaymond
Perke E. Fisher
Eugene
P. Bray
Anamosa
Russell H. Berringer
Edward H. Felton
Cascade
Dale L. Allen
Olin
Arthur Boots, Jr
Monmouth
Frank D. Short, Jr
Wyolming
Selective Service
Des Moines
DeKalb Dealer Wins Tailor Made Suit Award
John J. Miller of DeKalb Cass and Fairview townships received a tailor made suit from the DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Co for selling the greatest percentage of seed requirements and customers in the territory.
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John J. Miller
DeKalb
Cass
Fairview Township
DeKalb Hybrid Seed Corn Co
DeKalb, Ill
T B Association Begins Work
The Jones County Tuberculosis association met at the Iowan hotel in Anamosa for the annual meeting to plan the 1948 seal sale starting November 22. Mrs. William McLaughlin presided as county president. numerous members from Monticello Anamosa and surrounding towns attended. Miss Hulda Nielsen was named county publicity chairman.
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Jones County Tuberculosis Association
Iowan
Anamosa
William McLaughlin
Monticello
McLaughlin
Henry Seeger
Morley
C. R. Smith
Wyoming
Herman Helgens
Hulda Nielsen
Margaret Wismeier
Clair Fayram
Marcus Lahey
Claude Peet
Martelle
Leonard Streets
Lisbon
Fritz Kruse
Hale
Myrtle Ross
Howard Willison
Onslow
Howie
Serbousek
Ross
Nielsen
Unofficial General Election Returns Reported in Jones County
Election tallies from Jones County show results arriving from Fairview first at 10 15 p m and Hale last at 7 15 a m. A crowd of 400 to 500 gathered in the courthouse lobby as county totals appeared on a blackboard while national results were heard by radio. Official certification awaits the board of canvassers next Monday at noon.
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Jones County
Anamosa
Fairview
Hale
Jones County Court House
Board of Canvassers
Monticello Merchants Open Armistice Day
Arch Edwards chairman of the Special Days committee of the Monticello Chamber of Commerce announced that Monticello stores will be open all day Armistice Day.
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Monticello
Arch Edwards
The
Chamber of Commerce
Two Injured In Auto Accident Near Monticello
At 8 20 this morning two Cedar Rapids men were injured when a 1946 Ford sedan collided with a 1946 Ford pickup at the county road and Highway 151 junction near the Y at the south edge of Monticello. Martin J. DeLacy and Nick Siarra were treated at John McDonald Hospital for head wounds and bruises. Floyd Mitchel also from Cedar Rapids was in the sedan and not seriously hurt. The pickup was driven by Marge Hoffman of RR I and suffered rear end damage while the sedan's front end sustained heavy damage.
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Monticello
Martin J. DeLacy
Nick Siarra
Cedar Rapids
John McDonald
Floyd Mitchel
Marge Hoffman
RR. I
Hallowe'en Carnival Net $800 for Monticello Band
Ray Stumbaugh announces the Monticello High School band carnival at City park drew about 1500 attendees and cleared 800. Alice Jones crowned carnival queen, receiving a musical powder box. Tickets funded over 200 in sales. each ticket counted 100 votes. Local groups and merchants donated support.
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Ray Stumbaugh
Monticello
City Park
Alice Jones
Veterans of Foreign Wars
the Conservation League
Firemen, C.so. (Franklin
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Monticello Implement Co
Iowa Electric
Gamble Stores
the Express
Schultz Bros
Stuhler’s
Homemaking Class Plans Second Meeting at High School
The Adult Homemaking class will meet Monday November 8 at 8 pm in the high school homemaking rooms. A Singer Sewing Machine Co representative from Cedar Rapids will demonstrate attachments. Attendance is encouraged and lessons are free.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Wins 99 County Votes in Jones County
Progressive party candidate Henry A Wallace received 99 votes in Jones county during the Tuesday general election. All but Lovell Oxford and Anamosa IV precincts reported for him. Statewide totals show 10 977 Wallace votes about one percent of the total.
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Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Jones County
Lovell
Oxford
Anamosa IV
Wallace
League of Women Voters Meeting Scheduled For Tuesday
The next regular meeting of the League of Women Voters is set for Tuesday evening November 9 at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Frank Shimanek. Mr Brown will speak on United Nations and the Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Frank Shimanek
Brown
United Nations
Grimes Elected to Town High School Board
A. B. Grimes, Monticello public schools superintendent from 1929 to 1944, was appointed to a five year term on the board of directors of the Town High School association. He now lives at Boone.
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A. B. Grimes
Monticello
The
Town High School Association
Boone
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New York
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G.O.P
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Des Moines Register
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Presbyterian Church Notes
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Matthiessen
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Funeral Home
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Morileigh Clark
Mary Wilcox
T.B. Association
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