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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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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