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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1936

Page

2

Local News Roundup From Monticello and Nearby

Monticello area reports include visitors and trips by Suter’s Food Market staff, bank holiday Armistice closure, and numerous relatives and locals traveling to Chicago Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque and Des Moines. Also noted are community events sales and civic notices with births marriages and accidents.

Weather and class activities mark school notes

The general science class plans a weather bureau for twenty four hour forecasts. The Normal Training club held its first meeting with junior initiations. A close student election occurred supervised by Mr Fuller's government class. Fourth grade prepares Red Cross posters for Armistice day and enjoys a Halloween program.

Fuller London Elizabeth Guyan Becky Landers

Monti Cello voters pick two justices and two constables

In last Tuesday's vote Monti Cello selected Ray Echternacht and Frank Shimanek as justices of the peace and W H Null and H B Tedrow as constables. Ballot tallies by ward show Echternacht and Shimanek winning in several districts while Null and Tedrow lead in other wards. The article ends with a miscellaneous aside about generations and trailer homes.

Monticello Ray Echternacht Frank Shimanek W. H. Null H. B. Tedrow Shimanek H. H. Schoon W.H. Null

Reformed Church Musicale and Candle Light Service Repeats

The Reformed church repeats the musicale and candle lighting service next Sunday at 8 PM after a well attended first showing. The program includes anthems Great and Glorious and Beautiful Savior, with Mr. McConnell and Mrs. Tendick directing, no admission charge, a silver offering requested.

Reformed Church Jesus Heyser Father R. M. Stults Pauline Schnelter Maude Perrin A. Tendick Christiansen McConnell Dale McConnell Tendick

Clara Lux Fischer Dies At Sioux Falls South Dakota

Clara Lux Fischer died in Sioux Falls South Dakota last week. She was born in 1895 on the Lux farm south of Hopkinton. She married J A Fischer in 1918 at Minneapolis. Survived by husband two children Loraine 16 and John 14, mother Mrs Frank Lux of Los Angeles, and brothers Frank Hopkinton Leo Los Angeles along with several sisters.

Clara Lux Fischer Frank Lux Monticello Sioux Falls South Dakota Los Angeles Calif Frank Hopkinton Leo Mary Washburn Chicago C. J. Harris Kansas City Frank Bierens Arthur Dolan Henry Holtz Ruth Kirk

Accidental Shooting Affray Wounds Three

Three Buck Creek students Nor man Barr Loraine Johnson and June Orr were wounded after Harry Gibbs fired at a car carrying them and four others in the Gibbs yard. Gibbs faced assault with intent to do great bodily injury and was released on a $30 bond.

Buck Creek Norman Barr Loraine Johnson June Orr Harry Gibbs Gibbs Yard Gibbs Liberty

Ford Dealers Preview in Detroit Driving 1937 V8 Reveal

Max Wells of Monticello A T Madsen of Maquoketa and Barlett of Anamosa depart tonight for Detroit Michigan to attend a two day Ford dealers meeting. The event showcases the 1937 Ford V8 with features highlighted in a display created with giant models by Walter Darwen Teague. After the preview the group visits Greenfield Village where Ford will receive a 300 year old Cape Cod windmill built in 1633 as a gift from the dealers.

Max Wells Monticello A. T. Madsen Maquoketa Barlett Anamosa Detroit Mich Ford United States Canada Walter Darwin Teague Greenfield Village Mr. Ford Cape Cod

Petit Jurors Named for November Term in Jones County

The Jones county district court selects jurors for the November term. Anamosa list gathers 13 names with attendance at Ana mosa at 10 a.m. on November 30. Additional jurors from Monticello Center Junction Martelle Scotch Grove Olin Wyoming Oxford Junction Monmouth are named. The note ends with a quip about Parisians passing off modern paintings as old masters and suggests hanging them in Spain.

Jones County District Court Anamosa Jay Byerly W. J. Blanche Gladys Crow Edward Folkers Thomas Folkers Presley Hanna Henry Hultz Maude Hartman L. A. Kula Pard Miller T. I. Platner Lee Reed Faye Smyth C. E. Vernon Monticello Lewis Barrack Herman Burkert Will Balsiger W. S. Hall Ruth Hayes Lew Hutton John F. Lieneman Alfred Ommen E. Osterkamp Paul Petersen John Renken Geo. E. Rickels Center Junction Lou H. Ahrnken J. W. Livingston P. N. Smith Martelle Ethel Betzer Bertha Kohl Ralph Lacock Scotch Grove George Bohiken George Plueger L. H. Rickels Spain

Monticello Teachers Visit Waterloo Friends

Mrs M Holst of Center Junction shopped town last Thursday. Miss Mary Stoddard Miss Grace Searles and Miss Bessie Mae Sloan Monticello teachers spent last weekend visiting in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Clarence Eberhart visited last week with friends. Henry Che and Will Eden with Dale spent weekend in Chicago and Dundee visiting relatives.

Claude Miller Cascade Frank Page Carrie Page D. P. Young Dubuque Leonard Iverson Chicago Alice Gearhart Maquoketa Harold Harford Fred Reuter Des Moines Tena Reuter Clara Melchert Cedar Rapids Lucile J. B. Finny Ross Baty Mrs. Baty Beecher Illinois Geneva Loomis Business Don Harter and Son Iowa City Harter J. G. Suter Donald Eberhart Kansas City Sam Eberhart Chris Balsiger Alma Batsiger R. N Edna Batsiger Carl Oltmanns Anna LeMars Elmer Oltmanns Carroll Margaret Stadtmueller Richard Hoag University of Iowa W. J. Galbraith Marian William Ogden Utah T. J. George Emma Minton Mount Vernon Lucile George Corne!r College Carrie Mary Clark Charles Jones Jones Bessie Potter Monticello J. M. Kairns Joan Kairns Mr. Kairns Minnesota Southwest Jim Clarence Eberhart Henry Che Will Eden Dale Lanham Nebraska Dundee Mary Stoddard Grace Searles Bessie Mae Sloan Waterloo

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Suter’s J. Matthiessen Bud Denkhoff Davenport Clarence Appleby Albert Edwards Bernard T. M. Redmond Ralph Redmond Eberhardt Prull Gerd Gerdes Excelsior Springs Loretta McDonough Town City Beulah Prairieburg A. G. Hanken Long Beach California Odd Fellows Building Ladies of the Methodist Church Edward Buel Hannah Florin Suter's Food Market Leo Staner Louise Hoffman Phil Maurice Stuhler Jean Ann Liddy Coxsee, Coxsee and Heiserman Mrs. I. D. Pier McDonald Hospital Mary Locher James Adams Louis Pillard Castle Grove No. 2 Leona Behrends Robert Herson Bobby Nell Cook Bertha Sutherland Clara Koop Ottumwa Adolph Johnson Kathleen Hogan Catherine Locher Eileen Neils Nick Neiers Iowa Laura Riatston Lake Andes Mars Brown Wade Long Manchester Gertrude Long C. W. Lutz Mrs. Lutz Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers’ College R. G. Thomas Baltimore Maryland Rutherfordton North Carolina Hub Nick Nevers Cascade, Town Adv Margaret Hayes J. J. Hayes Louis Wehde Hving Tipton Fort Madison Don Serbousek Steve Hoag Glenn Bancroft John van Buren Packers Bears Leona Donovan Elda Martinsen Cedar Rapids Business College George L. Lovell Charles J. Northrop Harry A. Hoag Loyal Ben Eilers Vernon Eilers University of Lawrence Rickels Muscatine Mr. Rickels Frances Hubbard Milwaukee Scotch Grove No. 1 Mary Shifflett Henry Helms Veterans’ Hospital Viola Hogan John McDonald Hospital Lewiston Idaho Minnie Saddier John Burns Laurens, Iowa Jennie Rohn Brasstown Glen Cornwell Barney Slavin Farley Dubuque Hospital Arthur J. Giles Clear Lake Giles Farmers National Bank Vinton Clint Schiefell B. G. Alcorn Clinton Donald Voltz Voltz Oakley Cross Chelsea Linn Ray Chapman Mr. Chapman Cedar County Farmers Union Paul Bobbie Brendes Jacob Goertner Goertner Bobbie Elmer Brendes Shirley Leonard Fogsden Excelsior Minn Minneapolis Rochester Doris Work Annette Work Laura Dunham Taylor Ralph M. Knolk State Reformatory Knolk A. B. Clark Justice of Peace Constable Sioux Falls, So Dak Ford Dealers Petit Jurors Joe Fisher Goudy’s Cafe Ann’s Cafe Stampede Charles Starett Cavalry Bob Steele Simone Simon Grecia Glastonbury, Inc Wirth Cleaners Phone Madsen Motor Co First Street Stuhlers Clothing Department Monarch Jonathan Yacht Club Fish Tenderloin Monarch Coffee Tokay Grapes Grocery Department Stahlers
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