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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1942

Page

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Five suits filed in Jones county district court this week

Clerk Leigh Pearson logged five cases including Thelma Emerson versus Ross Emerson a divorce alleging drunkenness neglect and cruelty with temporary alimony and $25 monthly for a child. Oliver Kiburz versus R H Balster et al forecloses a $2800 real estate mortgage on East First street. Elbert G Heiserman administrator w w a of Maria Bader estate filed two suits to cancel conveyances involving I W Suter and relatives over an indebtedness. Mary Gesse challenges Will Rieken and others in a Monticello house and lot partition from Tobias Rieken heirs.

Jones County Leigh Pearson Thelma Emerson Ross Emerson Johnson County Cedar Rapids Oliver Kiburz R. H. Balster East First Street Elbert G. Heiserman W.w.a Maria Bader I. W. Suter R. G. Suter Miriam Suter Suter Mary Gesse Will Rieken Monticello Tobias Rieken Verda B. Miller Urban C. Miller Cascade State Bank Almeda M. Sloan John Max Sloan Dorothy Lorene Moats David Kenneth Moats Adm W. W. A. Maria W. W. A. Maria Bader Estate Vs. I. W. Suter and R. G. Suter Will Ricken Moffit

Rationing Board Approves Local War Price Rationing

The Monticello area war price and rationing board approved multiple applications over two weeks. Entries include J J Hennessy priest with two recaps and two new tires, Henry Harma power plant employee with two obsolete tires, and several other farmers and tradespeople receiving obsolete tires and recaps. Also listed are trucker Henry Harms Monticello with two new tires, Iowa Electric Co Monticello with one tube, Eugene Emerson Cascade with one recap, Len Reichart Monticello with two new tires and two tubes.

J. J. Hennessy Monticello Henry G. Harma City of Farmer John C. Diesing Cascade John Hughes, Jr Lyle W. Jeffrey Anamosa Roy Streeper Clarence Kurt Henry G. Harms Iowa Electric Co Eugene Emerson Oil Len Reichart Limestone

Births at John McDonald Hospital in Two Weeks

The John McDonald hospital reports five births in the last two weeks. Cascade welcomed a girl on October 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Dolphin. Olin welcomed a girl on November 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swartzell. Coggan received a boy on November 2 to Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer. Hopkinton welcomed a boy on November 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Harrington. Scotch Grove welcomed a girl on November 4 to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hughes. Hopkinton welcomed a girl on November 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Manternach.

John McDonald Hospital Wilford Dolphin Cascade Robert Swartzell Olin George Kramer Coggan Gerald Harrington Hopkinton L. J. Hughes Scotch Grove Clem Manternach

Jones County Board Certifies General Election Vote

The Jones county board of supervisors canvassed the general election votes over Monday and Tuesday. The unofficial tally was declared official after resolving minor clerical errors. The Express carried the coverage last week.

Jones County Board of Supervisors The Express

T. B. Seal Sale Prepares Luncheon at Goudy's Cafe

The annual luncheon for the T B seal sale will be at Goudy's cafe next Saturday November 14 with district chairmen attending to receive supplies and plan the sale beginning November 23. A Monte Theatre matinee drew 400 youngsters who turned in twelve and a half pounds of keys. a second matinee is planned next Saturday with admission priced at three pounds of rubber.

Goudy’s the Monte Theatre

Car Crash Near Cascade Involves Moran Cow

Mike Peifer living near Cascade accidentally struck a cow owned by the Moran sisters near Cascade at midnight Monday. Deputy Sheriff Roy Cooley answered the call. The car involved sustained minor damage. Book Week will be observed nationally November 16 to 21 with a library display of new books and student visits to learn library functions.

Mike Peifer Cascade Moran Sisters Roy Cooley

Express Offers Three Turkeys For Subscribers

The Monticello Express launches a subscription campaign offering three turkeys at 3 p.m. Tuesday November 24 for every dollar of subscription paid since October 1 1942. Renewals and new subscriptions qualify with one turkey ticket per dollar paid. advance subscriptions up to three years accepted. visit the office to learn more.

Monticello Express the Express The Express

Emil Prult Teaches Illiterate Soldiers at Camp Lee

Pvt Emil G Prult details teaching illiterate soldiers and foreign-born learners at Camp Lee Virginia while serving in Co A 8th Q M T Regiment He praises the camp school and thanks Monticello friends for cards gifts and letters in a wartime letter from 4th Platoon

Emil Prult Camp Lee Coxsee Monticello Pvt Emil G. Prult Q.M.T. Regiment U. S. Army Camp Lee Virginia

Appoint District Tire Inspectors in Jones County

Authorities named five firms and two individuals as authorized tire inspectors for the northern half of Jones county. Clark Bros., J. J. Eggers, Childress Motor Co., McLaughlin Buick Co., Mattiessen Auto and Supply Co., all based in Monticello, plus Paul J. Oeschger of Grove and Adolph Schoon of Am er were listed among the appointees.

Jones County Clark Bros Monticello

Urge Christmas Mailing Early As War Strains Postal Service

Monticello’s post office staff urges early Christmas mailing amid wartime strains. The department faces record volumes with 25 000 workers already in service and wartime shortages of staff and transport. Public cooperation, proper addressing, and early mailing are stressed to prevent delays.

Monticello Post Office Department of Commerce Post Office Department War Services Army Navy New York Post Office

Nov Term of Court Opens in Jones County Iowa

The next term of the Jones County district court in Anamosa begins November 16 with Hon. John T. Moffit presiding This last term before his term expires January 1 1943 includes a dinner in Tipton for Judge Moffit and potential grand jury sessions if warranted The petit jury meets November 23 at 10 am Readied docket includes several divorces foreclosures and title actions with tentative law and equity assignments listed by date and party names of local interest

Jones County Anamosa John T. Moffit Moffit

Navy Awards $55,000 Coverall Contract to Anamosa Reformatory

Navy grants $55,000 to the Men's State Reformatory at Anamosa for boiler room suits, to keep prison tailoring busy for about three months. Warden Foss Davis states the deal supports the War Production board effort and prison manpower. 839 prisoners last week, the lowest in a decade, with cell block changes freeing four guards for other duties due to wartime manpower shortages.

Navy Anamosa Foss Davis T. M. Miller Davis War Production Board United States Reformatory

Royal Rodman Returns to Monticello After Navy Arrival

Royal Rodman, yeoman third class, and his wife from Washington D C arrived today to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Harry S Rodman in Monticello. This marks his first trip home since enlisting in the navy and marrying in California.

Royal Rodman Washington, D. C Rodman Harry S. Rodman Monticello Navy California

One Hundred Men Report For Physicals In Iowa Towns

About 100 Jones county men are scheduled for physical examinations Thursday afternoon in Anamosa under the selective service board. 1-A men will enter the December call. Draft board meets Monday at 1 p.m. in Anamosa to hear appeals. Written hearing requests go to the selective service office. The list of examined men includes names from Monticello Anamosa and other towns, with transfers noted.

Jones County Anamosa Selective Service Board Selective Service Office Monticello Loren Ernest Schneider Henry George Harms John Kenneth Buck Raymond Clarence Schoon George Adams Roy Edwin Graves Elbert George Heiserman Lewis John Behrends Herman Frederick Wolbern Paul Eugene Winans Roy Albert Adams Albert John Siebels Charles Warrington Foster Roy Michael Berlin Elden William Richard Brashaw Carl Joseph Winkler John Louis Chapman Ernc Arden Bunting George Walston Kraft Albert Edward Schneider Clyde Carl Lutz George Duane Preston John Winfield Mayfield Luther Arnold Dokken Robert Edward Ireland Ray Francis Crowley Homer E. Murfield William Elza Evans Clarence Glenn Larson Joe Marek Edward Franklin Meeks Louie Herman Schafer Donald Ray Heasty Robert Henry Smith Marion le Norton Ernest Duane Anderson Ivan Franklin Hughes James Allen Seeley Ellis Eugene Bauman Oliver Raymond Roberg Onslow Herman Henry Gross Russell Donald Hall Dale Stewart Moore Paul Dean Heeren Paul James Fagan William Donald Bonney Scotch Grove George Hinrich Bohlken Louis Diedrick Shafer Clayton Eugene Conley Wyoming Charles Daniel Swordes Millard Warren Allen Arthur George Luke Linton George White Addison J. Myers Charles Edwin McCalmant Dillon Gaylord Willman Louis Carl Petersen Center Junction Walter Henry Heldt Glenn Everett Goldsmith Cascade George William Talbert Elmer Hornby Paul Joseph Brown Langworthy Theodore Roosevelt Soper Edmund Praebel Wilken Davenport Melvin Henry Charles Wigger Morley Donald Southard

Change Of Hours For Grocery Stores

Monticello grocery stores will open at 8 a.m. instead of 7 a.m. starting Monday November 16 and will close at the usual time. Morning delivery will occur at 8 45 instead of 8 15. Housewives are urged to note the adjustment and govern themselves accordingly.

Monticello

Dr. Allen to Speak at Monticello Methodist Church Sunday

Dr. Frank E. Allen of the Reformed Presbyterian church of Hopkinton will lecture at 8 p.m. Sunday November 15 at Monticello Methodist church on God and This Warring World. He comes with strong endorsements from Sinclair Memorial, Manchester Baptist, and other area churches.

Frank E. Allen Reformed Presbyterian Church of Hopkinton Monticello Methodist Church Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Baptist Church Manchester Dr. Allen Allen Job America Monticello

Major Culver to Speak at PTA Meeting

Major E. O. Culver will speak on The Place of the Civilian in Wartime at the PTA meeting next Thursday evening November 19 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. He is with the U S Army infantry and an instructor in military science at the University of Iowa. Committee members are Rev William J Grossheim Dr John Fraser and Leigh Clark of the civilian defense program in Monticello.

E. O. Culver Parent Teacher Association Culver Infantry U. S. Army Department of Military Science and Tactics University of Iowa William J. Grossheim John Fraser Leigh Clark Monticello

Food Forum Topics Oats Production and Varieties

Dallas agronomist from Qua ker Oats will speak on stepping up oats production and newer varieties at a community forum in Dallas Western high school 8 p.m. Mrs. Maurice Simmonds leads the women’s group on buying foods during wartime.

Dallas Western Chicago Quaker Oats Company Maurice Simmonds Western Iowa

Hargrave Cleaners Seeks Hanger Returns and Buys Spares

Hargrave Cleaners asks customers to return hangers after use to replenish stock, citing a five cent deposit on taken hangers and a policy to buy back hangers for one cent each. The shop notes the system has backfired, depleting their supply and prompting a salvage effort.

Hargrave Cleaners Hargrave

National Tea firm joins 10 percent payroll bond plan

The National Tea company food store has been added to the Monticello firms list that have joined the 10 percent payroll bond purchase plan.

National Tea Company Monticello

Gas Rationing Registration Dates Announced

A Des Moines telegram orders local war price and ration board to hold gasoline registration on November 12 18 and 14 with December 1 as the start date. Car and motorcycle owners may apply at the Monticello community building or local stations, bringing tire serial numbers and the registration card.

Des Moines War Price and Ration Board Monticello

Board Orders Change To Conserve Fuel And Light

Sailor L J Renken of Monticello demonstrates a power drill that will dive through solid steel. Renken is among 800 sailors in the Navy training school for machinists at the University of Kansas campus, where shop work and classes are conducted.

L. J. Renken Monticello Renken Navy University of Kansas

Induct 87 Men for Army Service in Iowa

Eighty-seven men from Jones county are ordered to report in Anamosa on Friday, Nov. 20 for induction. They will undergo a physical at the induction center, with those passing sworn in and given a seven day furlough before active duty. This first group uses the one week furlough rule, after previously receiving two weeks to wind up affairs at home. The list names men from multiple towns including Monticello, Anamosa, Olin, Martelle, Oxford Junction, Wyoming, Cascade, Burlington, Monmouth, and Chicago visitors Mrs. Havlichek and Cedar Falls student Louis Havlichek.

Jones County Anamosa Monticello Victor Walker Richardson Kenneth Nathan Bradford Learon Ahrend Hanken Clarence Harlan Ferry Chester Charles Ellison Ernest Henry Bohlken Vernon Leo Meier Robert Paul Schuetz Jack Hunter Merrill Melvin Max Reyner William Frederick Peters Fritz Mader Lawrence Rhinehart Dierks Edward Henry Marage Vernon D. Wright Jesse Martin Sampson Gilbert Levear Chapman Raymond Adolph Kernen Emil Nicholas Belling Eugene Lewis Burrich Ralph Thomas Bader Oxford Junction Ervin Clarence Hansen Gilbert Milota Howard Warren Smith Lumir Charles Sobotka Otto Raymond Lasack Joseph Vozenilek Frank Vodoska Gilbert Eugene Kinyon Judson Dale Patterson Louis Yale Kula Wyoming Thomas Israel Edwards Cecil Everett Doudney Itarry Theodore von Sprecken Albert William Boots Davenport Paul Richard Bender

Monticello Schools Adopt 10 A.M. Start Through Winter

The Monticello public schools vote to begin at 10 a.m. until further notice with two morning and four afternoon classes to aid tuition pupils and save energy. Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving weekend closures, Christmas break from Dec 18 to 28, and New Year makeups noted.

Monticello Public Schools Board of Education Mondghly Monticello

Anamosa Man Wins Jones County Corn Yield Contest

J W Streeter of Anamosa won the 1942 10 acre corn yield contest with 125.74 bushels per acre using Pioneer 300. Clarence Taylor of Olin placed second with Pioneer 330 at 115.76. William Reese of Olin was third with Pioneer 330 at 113.18. Truman Stanton of Center Junction finished fourth with Reid’s 120 118 117 at 109.16. C bp Shaffer of Monticello took fifth with Pioneer 322 at 100.82. Wil liam Buckner of Anamosa was sixth with Reid's Ef at 80. The average yield across 15 percent moisture was 106.77 bushels per acre.

J. W. Streeter Anamosa Jones County Farm Bureau James F. Kearns Streeter Pioneer Clarence Taylor Olin William Reese Truman Stanton Center Junction Reid C. BP. Shaffer Monticello William Buckner

Will Demonstrate Terracing Tuesday at Center Junction

Demonstration of terrace construction by local farmers on the Truman Stanton farm east edge of Center Junction at 1:50 pm Tuesday November 17 sponsored by Jones county soil district commissioners with Harold Nilson Oris Randolph SCS representatives and County Extension Director James I Kearns Terraces control runoff and prevent soil erosion and can be built with little help or expense All farmers are invited to attend

Usin Truman Stanton Center Junction Jones County Soil District Harold Nilson Oris Randloph SCS James I. Kearns

Local Youth Enlists in Navy Reserve at Santa Monica

Wyland Bud Bone wires his parents that he has enlisted in the U S naval reserve at Santa Monica California He has worked at Douglas Aircraft and received a third petty officer rating reflecting the new rank chances in his service beginning.

Wyland Bud) Bone Ralph J. Bone U. S. Naval Reserve Santa Monica Calif Douglas Aircraft

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. B. Seal Sale Cars Dort Ruhl Arthur Eilers Herman Egger Legion Arthur P. O’rourke American Legion C. G. Thomas John McDonald Memorial Hospital Mr. Coxsee Emil New Equity Florence Williams Cherry Clifford L. Cherry Eclipse Lumber Co John Barney Law Anne B. Gerdes J. G. Schoon Rose Arduser J. H. Hedden J. H. Siebels Chuck C. Willey C. M. Holst John Watters Lon Watters Methodist Church Major Culver PTA Bernice Havlichek R.N Louis Havlichek Cedar Falls Frank Havlichek Aid Farm Group
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