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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1931

Page

5

Express Cooking School Shatters Attendance Record

The Monticello Express cooking school closed last Saturday with 1,265 women attending over three days at the opera house. Miss Alice Sharpe of Heavener Oklahoma led demonstrations on meat cutting and economical recipes, praised by attendees and advertisers.

Monticello Express Opera House Alice Sharpe Home Economist Heavener Oklahoma the Express Jones County Charles H. Clarke Iowa Newswaners, Inc Express

You Can Help Through The Jones County Nurse

A plea invites readers to donate clothing to Miss Huston the Jones County nurse who coordinates aid for the poor and unemployed. It urges residents with unused garments to contact her as many garrets and presses hold useful items ready for distribution to the needy.

Jones County

Podhaski Injures Right Hand In Car Accident

Charles Podhaski of Franklin Equipment fractured bones in his right hand when a car rear compartment cover fell on it while he was in Williamsburg on company business. He drove the coupe home to Monticello with the left hand.

Charles Podhaski Franklin Equipment Company Williamsburg Mr. Podhaski Monticello Harriet Hall J. S. Hall Notive College Cedar Rapids Myrna Cowan Farley L. W. Lovell Newton Parrott North Cedar Street John McLaughlin Ravenna South Dakota William Aldrich Anna Walters Congregational Church M. A. Breed Rudolph Bohren Switzerland Marie Ingham Anamosa John Bailey Kate Andresen Amber Polly Ehrisman Orlando Rundle Harry Hoag Frank White Thorpe White Minnie Barnes Rose Wenerr Hoac Duster Company C. H. Schipman Bertha Anderson Matthew Moore Lovell Township Watel Warner Henry Warner Bud Dickerson Rockford August Siebers H. M. Carpenter New Orleans Lizzie Toentes Edward Herren August Toentes Fila Nandel J. W. Puttnam Peter Ferring Sabula Ferring Green Island John Bennen Wayne Township Ethel Petty Hall

Apple Blossoms Appear on Monticello Tree in November

Billy Aitchison reports his Monticello yard apple trees still show pink blossoms with some fruit on one side and blossoms on the other as killing frost arrives late. Only one frost in the area affected low lands last Monday morning, boosting fall feed for farmers and keeping milk flow near early spring levels.

Billy Aitchison

Class Of 1933 To Give Play In Monticello High School

The class of 1933 presents the three act comedy Her Step Husband in the Monticello high school auditorium on Friday November 13. The cast includes Elizabeth McLaughlin James Rickless LeRoy Schoon Pauline Cooper Ruth Jacobs and George Stott with the high school orchestra directed by Frank Royden providing intermission music. Admission is 25 and 35 cents.

Monticello Frank Royden T. S. Dennison and Company Harvey Marshall Mary Sylvia Allen Mary Stickford Stella Eldora Semmert Mary Marshall Elizabeth McLaughlin Harvey P. Marshall James Rickless Limpy Lannigan LeRoy Schoon Emily Paisley Pauline Cooper Florence Ainslee Ruth Jacobs Officer Shen George Stott

Farm Bureau Women Hold All Day Meeting in Martelle

An all day gathering of township chairmen local leaders co operators and publicity chairmen of Jones County Farm Bureau met at county chairwoman Mrs E C Gotsch home in Martelle. Seventy women enjoyed a picnic dinner and heard talks by Mrs Gotsch and Mrs Roy Joslin outlining the girls clubs project for 1932 aiming for fourteen clubs. State girls club leader Mrs Josephine Arnquist Bokke spoke on club work building leadership and teamwork among girls with good sportsmanship and harmony. Lovell township representatives included Mesdames W H Laude Irving Hintz Clem Liddy John Smith and W F Hintz.

Farm Bureau E.C. Gotsch Martelle Gotsch Roy Joslin Jones County Josephine Arnquist Bokke Lovell Township Mesdames W. H. Laude Irving Hintz Clem Liddy John Smith W. F. Hintz

Harry Barlow Has A Fine Yield Of Corn

The five acre field of corn between primaries 161 and 113 south of Monticello属 owned by Harry Barlow. It is yielding over 90 bushels per acre after planting on April 27 on clover ground that was fall plowed. The crop withstood hot weather and remained lush, drawing a Monticello high school class visit led by Frank Walker.

Monticello Harry Barlow Frank Walker Monticello High School Barlow Suad

Red Cross Roll Call Scheduled Next Week

Monticello Red Cross drive runs November 9 to 14 with committees calling every family. Local chapter hopes for higher donations to fund winter relief and dental care for children, while maintaining a reserve for emergencies. A. B. Grimes chairs the drive and urges all residents to participate.

Red Cross United States Monticello Jones County The Crace Bea Sures

Many In Attendance At Oltman Funeral

A funeral for the late George Oltman at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church drew attendees from near and far. Delegations included Rev. and Mrs. W. H. L. Schuetz of Beecher Tl Mrs. Arthur Slate and son Bobby of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oltmanns of Sterling Tl John Bohiken of Hastings Minn Rev. and Mrs. John Rickels of Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Kent Moats and family of Independence August Bahis of Rockwell City Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pelkey of Wyoming and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mann and son James of Cedar Falls plus Edna Oltman of Iowa Falls.

George Oltman St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church W. H. L. Schuetz Beecher Arthur Slate Bobby Chicago Fred Oltmanns Sterling John Bohiken Hastings Minn John Rickels Atkins Kent Moats Independence August Bahis Rockwell City Frank Pelkey Wyoming Harold Mann James Cedar Falls Edna Oltman Iowa Falls

Sacred Heart Parish Bazaar And Supper Planned

The Express notes Sacred Heart church to host its annual bazaar and chicken supper in the church basement on Wednesday evening November 18 with a dance to follow in the school auditorium.

Sacred Heart Parish the Express Sacred Heart Church Adv

Armistice Day Program Planned for November 11

The 1918 Armistice Day program will be held next Wednesday November 11 at Memorial Park near the Soldiers Memorial Building. It starts at 10 o clock with bugle calls a church invocation by Rev Armin H Tendick and Rev Fr Lorenz. The Monticello Municipal Band will perform with selections including Star Spangled Banner and a band concert until 11 o clock. Veterans of all wars and children of schools and parishes are invited. Gold Star mothers receive special invitations.

Memorial Park Soldiers’ Memorial Building Berne Forever Assembly Monticello Armin H Tendick Lorenz Gueercerre Lerch Iryna Armin H. Tendick

Jones County Christmas Seal Sale Luncheon

Miss Lora Houston public health nurse announces the Jones County Christmas Seal Association luncheon at the Gillen hotel in Anamosa on this afternoon at one o'clock. Frances Brophy will outline the year’s seal work. sale begins after Thanksgiving to aid the ill and needy in Jones County and beyond. Mr. and Mrs. Tuetken visited relatives in Anamora last Sunday.

Jones County Lora Houston Gillen Hotel Anamosa Frances Brophy R. N Miss Houston

Baldwin High Senior Fatally Struck by Two Autos

Ted Johnson a Baldwin high school senior was killed Saturday morning in Monmouth when he stepped into the street in front of a car driven by Floyd King who tried to avoid him. King's auto collided with a second machine driven by Max Morehead. A coroner's jury found the accident unavoidable. Johnson died about a half hour later.

Ted Johnson Baldwin High School Monmouth Floyd King Andrew King Johnson Max Morehead Maquoketa Young Johnson

Former Monticello Girl Receives FING Appointment in East

Miss Mildred Pierce, a former Monticello resident, was appointed by an All Asia Educational Conference session to organize an association for childhood education in India. She previously ran a girls' school at Pakour, India, attended Monticello High School Class of 1916, Cornell Mount Vernon, Northwestern Evanston, and Columbia NYC. She has been a successful missionary for the Methodist Episcopal Church advancing the denomination's work in India.

Mildred Pierce Monticello Association For Childhood Education For India Pakour Miss Pierce Clauss Cornell College Mount Vernon Northwestern University Evanston Columbia University New York City

Deaths and disputes cloud Cedar Rapids area notes

Professor Stephen Popol of Town University in ill health was found dead in a lab with poison in the stomach, a postmortem finding. A venue change motion in State of Town v Moore and Lenker was filed, claiming prejudice in Cedar County. Theodore DeVoe, 10, narrowly survived a chest wound from a jack o lantern knife at Morley school. Cedar Rapids banks merge, naming Hamilton as president and a new trust officer. Mrs. Beasley of Central City drowned with her infant Norma Ann in the Wapsie River. husband Beasley found the note and reported the disappearance.

Stephen Popol University of Town Department of Chemistry Popolf Paul P. Moore J. W. Lenker Tipton William M. Dallas Cedar County Theodore DeVoe Morley Consolidated St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids National Bank Merchants National Bank Consolidated Bank James FE. Hamilton H. N. Boyson E. Conillette van Vechten Shaffer Edwin H. Farrow Roy C. Folsom Charlies C. Kuning Marvin Selden Mark J. Myers George F. Miller O. A. Kearney Peter Bailey L. W. Bro William Beasley

Monti Falls to Mount Vernon in Friday Gridiron Clash

Monti high suffered its second defeat as Mount Vernon edged them 18 to 6 on Friday. Key players were sidelined by ineligibility and injuries, including Bob Buel, while Yeoman and Phelps returned to bolster the lineup. Clark Matthiessen and Maurice showed early sparks as the locals seek adjustments before Friday’s Marion test.

Mont High Mount Vernon Bob Buel Smith Beeer Fl Bud Yeoman Hanssen Capt Reever Criss-Cross Monti Ens Clark Matthiessen Cramer Stott Phelps Aio Clark Phil Maurice Overals Prusha Cedar Rapids McCavey Cornel Powell Coe

Monticello Rotary Adds New Member Ravirot Smith

At a Monticello Rotary meeting last Friday evening Ravirot Smith athletic director for Monticello High School was welcomed as a new member. John J. Locher spoke on Rotary history and presented Smith a copy of the Rotary Code. Other Rotarians gave brief talks on Boy Scout work and local welfare activities ahead of a Red Cross drive next week.

Reemar Monticello Elibeat Mantes Toy Ravirot Smith Bows Monticello High School Rotary John J. Locher Ftiries Smith I. FE. Hoae Ron A. B. Grimes Red Cross

Bakery Fire Damages Anamosa Bakery and Threatens Court

A serious blaze damaged the Howe Bakery at Anamosa last Sunday afternoon. Built by O. J. Budvean, the fire threatened the nearby Jane County Courthouse. The oven area kept fire from spreading, while Anamosa firefighters contained the flames. Smoke filled the courtroom and offices upstairs.

Anamosa Howe O. J. Budvean Janes County

Mrs. Nancy Chopper Dies at 95 in Anamosa Home

Nancy A Perry Chopner Chopper a Jones County resident since 1853 died at age 95 in Anamosa. Born in North Carolina she moved with her parents to Thomas Texas then to Anamosa. She was widowed twice first from Joseph Reed Civil War service and then from John P Chopver a Civil War veteran. Survived by children James Titen Los Angeles Melvin Reed Ainsworth Elizabeth Reed Chicago and several grandchildren great grandchildren and a great great grandchild.

Nancy Chopner Jones County Amamosa Chopner Nancy A. Perry Ash County North Carolina Thinais Annimesa Joseph Reed Tata John P. Chopver Jomee Tyiten Los Angeles Melvin Reed Ainsworth Elizabeth Reed Chicago Wo. Washburn John E. Chopper Anamesa A Ester Aliee Keiser Clear Lake Sten-Tauhter Julian Newlin Viola

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