Monticello Panthers Dominate West Liberty 21 0
Monticello Panthers won 21 to 0 at West Liberty, dominating play in all quarters. Key scorers were Bonwell Griffith and Rickels with touchdowns and extra points, while West Liberty’s Jerry Owen stood out for the visitors’ side.
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Monticello Panthers
West Liberty
Monticello
Panthers
Bonwell
Griffith
Crimmings
Pigskin Toters
Rickels
Hanken
Bohlken
Walker
Jerry Owens
West Liberty Monticello
Dames
Shannon Kaalberg
Schatz Whittington
Kiburz Sullivan
Casvesrha Hanken Probst
Yo Yitte Bohlken
Pike
Bob Messerli
Wilson
Tere Griffith
Don Qwen
Jonwell
Jerry Owen
Rickels Thurness
Skelley
Haven
Benson
Shannon
Klitzke
Kiburz
Sutherland
Messerli
Finson
Kuchl
Thoeni
Schatz
Lloyd Messerli
Newton
Hanssen
Lonwell
Daniel Jones
Probst
Henry Jones
Blair
James
Angerer
Kaalberg
Jehle
Owen
Smith
Bailey
Monti Panthers
Manchester
Kuehl
Seehusen
Lubben
Powers
Bethern
Rechargeable Wet Battery for Industrial Flashlights
A new rechargeable wet flashlight battery designed like an automobile storage cell delivers about three hours of steady light when freshly charged. In a test of 575 batteries across 375 flashlights over one year, $3,960 was saved, equating to about $10 per flashlight annually. The battery needs a special lamp.
Made Over Clothing For Wardrobe Makeovers
Rummage sales and clothing exchanges offer homemakers tips to repurpose drab garments into revived pieces. Techniques cover wool pressing, pattern selection, lining, interlining, and simple tailoring to create lively coats and kid’s wear from castoffs.
Monticello Express Faces Newsprint Quotas Amid 1944 Strictures
The Monticello Express and other weeklies must limit quarterly paper use to the 1944 first three quarters average. The paper plans to cut pages and condense news to comply, urging only vital items and urging timely paid subscriptions to avoid removal during the emergency.
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Monticello Express
Viola Farmer Shot In Hunting Accident
Services for John Bearinger a 37 year old Viola farmer were held in Anamosa after he was found shot to death beside a fence on his farm. He had gone to shoot owls molesting the chickens and it is believed the gun discharged during or after he climbed the fence. His mother Mrs George Bearinger and two brothers survive.
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John Bearinger
Anamosa
Bearinger
George Bearinser
Wash Your Windows And Save For Bonds
A wartime plea encourages Mrs Jones County residents to wash windows and save for bonds. The message urges penny saving, mentions chores like lawn work and rug updates, and imagines home comforts as rewards for the effort. It also suggests mattress cleanliness with washable covers and occasional vacuuming.
Divorce Granted In Anamosa Court
Judge J. E. Heiserman granted the divorce in a Monday hearing for Clara Sellens versus Rubin Sellens. The court restored her maiden name Clara Rose Chapman after evidence showed the couple lived in Monticello until October 19, 1942, when the husband joined the U S army.
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J. E. Heiserman
Clara Sellens
Rubin Selfens
Clara Rose Chapman
Monticello
United States
Hilloween Party Hosts a Ghost Guided Halloween Evening
A Mae Rode McCiéker home gathering on Monday evening October 30 celebrated Halloween with a ghost escort to the house. Guests included Junior Leonard James Hogan James Brady Rita Crowley and many others who enjoyed contests games and refreshments.
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Mae Rode” McCiéker
Junior Leonard
James Hogan
James
Paul Brady
Rita Crowley
Don Crowley
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity for Emotor Carrier
Iowa commerce commission sees Paul Hearn of Monticello seeking a certificate to operate as an emotor carrier of passengers between Monticello and the Jows Manufacturing Company plant in Cedar Rapids within Jones and Linn counties. Public hearing set for December 6, 1944 at 10 a.m. in Linn County Auditor’s office Cedar Rapids.
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Iowan State Commerce Commission
Linn County
Paul Hearn
Monticello
Towa
Towa State Commerce Commission
49Th General Assembly of Iowa
Montiello
Jows Manufacturing Company
Cedar Rapids
Jones and Linn Counties
Iowa
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Linn County Auditor
R. M. Richardson
David Bo Long
Carley Reed
Geo. L. McCaughen
Des Moines
Attendees at Guttenberg Lutheran Circuit Meeting
Ray, Mra, P. Young, Ottman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohlken and Ellen Bohlken joined a circuit meeting of the Iowa District East on Sunday afternoon. Seven congregations of the Lutheran churches of the Missouri Synod were represented.
Soedhilis Birkin Turnip Yields Notable Size
Citizen Mrs. Nanne Hankerfééla reports a giant garden turnip found while digging fall vegetables. The root reportedly measured 21 inches in circumference and weighed 7 pounds, illustrating a remarkable harvest event.
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Nanne Hankerfééla
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Meale
TET
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Eins
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Venson
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Allinstein Hanssen
Ribosetra Dossen Newton
Bethern Kuehto
Taube
Ben
Kaehl
Martin
Steiner
Rhines
Laterty
John Crimmings
Charles City
Marilyn
Mr. Crimmings
Grafton
Board of Education
Jones County Board of Education
Nellie V. Morey
Margaret Carmichael
Miss Morey
Bank
H. Lange
Conoco
H. Scherrer
Buckner's
C. Appleby
Miller's Hi Life
W. Damon
Gauld
Kephart
Shaffer
O'Rourke
M. Lange
Bowlmer
Petty Smith
Stuhler
Ruth Ahrendt
Long
K Hoag
City
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Franklin Tal
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Germany
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Holland
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Gamble Store
P Interstate Transit Lines
Viola Farmer
Princess
Charlie Chan
Tex O'Brien
Sun. Mon, ‘Tue
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Edward Ryan
Marjorie Massow
Stanley Prager
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Car of
Pillsburys
Weston
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Texas
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U. S
Idaho
Miracle Tire
Goodyear
Stamina
Sonia
Bob Ease
Seaton
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Clark Bros
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