Local social notes and visits around Monticello
Mrs C L Main visits Hopkinton relatives while Winchester paint and Ry watchwork advertise locally. Numerous Cedar Rapids and Dubuque visitors stop in Monticello and surrounding towns. Armistice day closings at Monticello State Bank noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Main
Hopkinton
R. J. Langer
Milton
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Henry Helms
Local Cedar Rapids Notes Bring News and Celebrations
Alfred Durst visits Cedar Rapids with parents as Ruth Crop and Beth Lightfoot visit Cedar Rapids Business College. Various births, illnesses, weddings, and social events populate a busy week end across Monticello area with church plays, fall fashion, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Durst
Postogee
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Durst
Ruth Crop
Beth Lightfoot
Business College
What A Serious Minded Young Man Is Able To Do
Bertram Puckett a 17 year old Cedar Rapids youth uses a homemade 75 watt short wave set to receive calls from ships of the Byrd party and other stations across the Pacific. He has talked with operators near the equator and as far as Hawaii Japan Moscow and London, relaying messages to friends as ships approach the southern ice fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Puckett
Cedar Rapids
Elinor Bolling
City of
New York
Byrd
Equator
Pacific Ocean
Bolling
Puckett
Hawaii
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Paris
London
Richard E. Byrd
San Francisco
Polynesian Islands
Shomont Holsteins Show Unusually High Output
The Shomont dairy east of Monticello reports record milk and butterfat production from sixty cows over a year. Tests averaged 12,075 pounds of milk and 444.2 pounds of butterfat per herd, with total milk 291,181 pounds and total butterfat 6,996.7 pounds, yielding income above feed costs of 3,516.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Brookins
Shomont
Monticello
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Shover
Messrs
Orcutt
Monti High Football Ties Mount Vernon and Anamosa Victory
School Notes report Monti's black and red Warriors beating Mount Vernon 12 to 0 with Brokaw scoring twice while Anamosa edged Mount Vernon 7 to 6 with Shover and Brokaw key runs. Mount Vernon coaches praised sportsmanship. The junior class play Cappy Racks is planned for Monday with student-written skits selected by committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monti
Black and Red Warriors
Mount Vernon
Mr. Finlay
Brokaw
Anamosa
Shover
Bathes
Finlay
Monticello
Moore
Monti High
Meyer
Miss Kaste
Edna Schoon
Bertha Burlingham
Patricia Tuel
Lorfn Cramer
Mrs H M Carpenter Jr Hosts Bridge Club Election Parody
A Monday Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. H. M. Carpenter Jr home featured election like tallies and precinct table assignments. Refreshments displayed political symbols while a club poll showed Hoover favored by a large majority. Nearby Lovell township farm bureau ladies set notes for a meeting at Mrs. Agnes Wilcox home next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
Monday
Hoover
Farm Bureau
Lovell Township
Agnes Wilcox
Josephine Foley
Anamosa
Harry Stuhier
Edward Podhaski
Kate Maurice
Wilbur Cartano
James Shirley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shirley
Dan Hearn
I. Bixler
Grant Stambaugh
Will Marshall
Emma Rickless
D. P. Young
Maples Inn
Redmonds Mark 22nd Anniversary with Bridge Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Redmond hosted a six o'clock bridge dinner for sixteen guests celebrating their twenty second wedding anniversary. A boat centerpiece bore the 22 and gifts arrived as mock wedding cakes containing personal presents with verses. Rex Ricklefs and Dr. Q. G. Thomas won top and consolation honors respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Redmond
E. C. Rickless
Should Monticello Consider a Curfew for Youth
A survey by Supt. A B Grimes asks Monticello patrons if a curfew is needed and which rules would work. Responses show strong demand for evening limits, parental responsibility, and more youth programs, with many calling for 9 to 10:30 p m curfews and stricter city oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Grimes
Monticello
Public Health Report for Jones County October 1928
October 1928 report shows 43 schools visited and 740 children inspected in Jones County. Of these, 173 were underweight, 22 had defective vision, 24 had nose and throat issues, and 126 needed dental care. Six families were under smallpox quarantine after cases in Oxford Mills, with vaccination campaigns enforced in Oxford Mills and Oxford Junction to prevent an epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Oxford Junction
Anamosa
Monticello
Oxford Mills
Visit the new bakery weekly for fresh offerings
A reader urges habit of visiting the new bakery each week to discover fresh items for sale. The note praises the pastries as delightful and pleasing, and ends with a trust that once a customer, always a customer.
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Irving Hintz
George van Buren
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Mildred Pulver
Mary Lovell
Beahl Perrine
J. H. Perrine
J. W. Schweitzer
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Edward Heaverman
Hawkeye
Genie Hines
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Paul Matthiessen
M. J. Hogan
Lillian Hogan
S. E. Gugan
Joanne
A. P. Johnson
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Burrichter’s Shoe Store
James McAleer
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Earl Locher
Joe Locher
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F. W. Hein
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Mercy Hospital
James’ Lahey
Claude Appleby
Coe College
Charlies Appleby
Clara Burrichter
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Will Burrichter
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Paul Arduser
John A. Arduser
John McDonald Hospital
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E. J. Maloney
Moncello
American Type Founders Company
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F. E. Collins
Viola
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Edward Paulsen
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Torme Een
St. Elizabeth Society
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