What's Ahead in Farm Machinery Forum Speaker at Monday Meeting
The Farm Forum will discuss future farm machinery next Monday night with R C Foster of International Harvester in Dubuque as speaker. Foster spoke here two years ago and was well received. The women's section will cover Christmas gifts you can make. Meetings are at the public school at 8 pm with light refreshments and no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Foster
International Harvester Company
Dubuque
Foster
Parent-Teacher Meeting Tonight Hosts and Talk
Mothers of the second grade host the 8 o clock school PTA meeting. Mrs Cecil Goettsch and Mrs Harold Wilcox present When and How to Say No. Last month Miss Jane Henders son in fourth grade won the room attendance award. Refreshments after the meeting served by local mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Goettsch
Harold Wilcox
Jane Henderson
Carl Schneider
Howard Shelley
Frank Schneider
Gladys Black
Gay Otten
Local Marriage Licenses Issued In Past Week
The clerk of the district court issued two marriage licenses this week. They list Raymond H. Caudler and Mrs. Raymond H. Caudler of Cedar Rapids, and Donald Lyle Coleman, 18, Martelle, with Betty Lee Farrington, 18, Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Raymond H. Caudler
Cedar Rapids
Donald Lyle Coleman
Martelle
Betty Lee Farrington
Anamosa
Two Monticello Babies Born at John McDonald Hospital
In the past week at John McDonald hospital a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Harr of Monticello on Tuesday November 13 and another son to Mr and Mrs Carl Himebaugh of Monticello on Wednesday November 14 both reported in today’s births brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
John Harr
Monticello
Carl Himebaugh
Truck Registrations in Anamosa by Stewart Inc
A 1942 Chevrolet truck was registered in the past week at the county treasurer’s office by Stewart Inc. of Anamosa. The registration activity reflects ongoing vehicle paperwork processing and local business registrations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Inc
Anamosa
Jones County Selective Service Board Meeting Notice
The next meeting of the Jones county selective service board will be held at 11 a.m. on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Selective Service Board
Sacred Heart High Radio Talks On Tuberculosis
A week of events at Sacred Heart included a 15 minute radio program on fighting tuberculosis broadcast by WSUI at 3 45 to 4 00 p m on December 14. Three high school students will present five minute talks as part of the twelfth annual Iowa Tuberculosis Association program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSUI
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Milwaukee Road Buys 44 000 in Victory Loan Drive
Jones county will credit 44 000 of the Milwaukee Road purchase of government securities to the Victory Loan drive. The road will invest 22 500 000 and allocate funds across 12 states with town allotments totaling 8 549 000. Trustee H A Seandrett says the move aids postwar obligations and benefits the railroad.
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Jones County
Milwaukee Road
H. A. Seandrett
United States
Palmer on Leave From Pearl Harbor Visit With Parents
Naval Lieut. Max L. Palmer of USS N R has been at Pearl Harbor Hawaii and arrived Friday to spend a few days with his parents the Claytons before proceeding to Washington DC for further assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Max L. Palmer
N.R
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Clayton A. Palmers
Washington, D. C
Go to School Night Highlighted at Monticello Schools
Monticello public schools invite patrons to a November 20 event showcasing classes in session from grades one to twelve. The evening features a National Honor Society initiation for five seniors and a brief music program, with detailed SELA subject listings for high school departments and a chance to meet teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Public Schools
Monticello
National Honor Society
Howard Soper Sustains Eight Foot Fall Injury At Home
Howard Soper was injured November 5 when he fell eight feet from scaffolding at his home. He fractured a vertebra and was taken to Mercy hospital in Anamosa for extended treatment.
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Howard Soper
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
St. John's Lutheran in Palmer to mark 60th anniversary
Rev Arnold Thalacker has led St John’s Lutheran Church Palmer Iowa since leaving Castle Grove. A special November 18 service will feature returning former pastors as the church celebrates sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Shimanek Heads Back From 16 Day Leave
Seaman first class Frank Shimanek departed Harrisburg Pennsylvania after a 16 day leave spent with his wife and son Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shimanek
SKT
Harrisburg
Bobby
New District Court Divorces Filed In Jones County Past Week
Three divorce petitions and one embezzlement case were filed in Jones County district court over the past week. Donald W. Rickels sues Berdena M. Rickels for absolute divorce and custody of their daughter Donna Lee born Jan 4 1942. Minnie Welty seeks divorce alimony and child support from Merle Welty after a June 28 1940 marriage in Tipton Ja and a daughter born Oct 26 1941. Betty Tompkins petitions for divorce from Rey Tompkins and restoration of her maiden name Betty Kegley after a June 6 1943 marriage in Anamosa. Ray Franklin Frasher faces embezzlement charges with a hearing in justice court and was bound over to the next grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Donald W. Rickels
Berdena M. Rickels
Wayne Township
Donna Lee
Minnie Welty
Merle Welty
Tip
Betty Kegley
Ray Franklin Frasher
Justice Court
Higher Taxes for 1946 Likely in Most Districts
County Auditor George Specht reports 1946 taxes payable in 1946 will rise in most districts. Township county levies jump 1.612 mills while city town levies fall 0.873 mills. school levies rise 6 to 25 percent due to salaries, tuition and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
George Specht
Dhe toAb
Board of Supervisors
Hopkinton Farmer Hubert Achen Buried at Hopkinton
Funeral services were held Friday at Hayes Funeral Home and St. Pauls Church Worthington for Hopkinton farmer Hubert J. Achen born Cascade September 14 1879. He is survived by brothers and sisters Catherine Baum Worthington Margaret White Cedar Falls Mary Hilaria Dubuque Agnes Marie Taos N M Christopher Achen Chinook J W Achen Artasia N M and Paul B Achen Englewood Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Funeral Home
St. Paul's Church
Worthington
Hubert J. Achen
Hopkinton Farmer
Achen
Cascade
Catherine Baum
Margaret White
Cedar Falls
Mary Hilaria
Dubuque
Agnes Marie
Taos
N. M
Christopher Achen
Chinook
Mont
J. W. Achen
Artasia
Paul B. Achen
Englewood
Colo
Lorenzen Undergoes Operation At Mercy Hospital
Lorenz Lorenzen chairman of the Jones County AAA office in Monticello underwent an operation at Mercy hospital in Anamosa on November 6. His condition is reported as satisfactory. His wife had been a patient in the home hospital for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Lorenzen
Jones County Aaa
Monticello
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Vacationing Couple Returns from Fogbound Trip
Mr. and Mrs. X Ray Childress returned from a trip that began in Chicago after traveling from New York City. They flew via Rocket to Chicago then to New York City where dense fog forced an hour long circling approach before landing. Unable to secure return reservations they rode home by train in poor accommodations.
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X. Ray Childress
New York City
Chicago
Express Plans Aid To Vets
The Express will publish a free classified ad in every edition to help World War II veterans find work. Ex service men and women must present in person with a discharge certificate. ads are limited to 25 words and detail the type of work and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Navy
G. I
Omar Bradley
G.I
the Express
Educator Tally Clevenger Dies in California at 78
Tally M. Clevenger longtime Iowa educator and former superintendent of Anamosa schools passed away in Westwood California at 78 Services were held November 6 He previously led Brooklyn and Waverly schools Iowa and served as president of the Iowa High School Teachers association He studied at the University of Iowa and Iowa State College and was on the Iowa High School Athletic Association board He is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally M. Clevenger
Anamosa
Clevenger
Westwood
Calif
Brooklyn
Waverly
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa High School Teachers’ Association
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Oxford School 1005 and Oxford No 4 100 Percent Report
Oxford School numbered 1005 shows all pupils in, while Oxford No 4 reports 100 percent completion after returning dental cards. Teacher Miss Bernice Brunscacen leads students Wayne Bahnsen Marlene Ingwersen Judith Ingwersen Anna Marie Bendixen Sylvia Bendixen Darwin Keegan Alta Lazare Richard Lendixen and Werner Rendixen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford No. 4
Bernice Brunscacen
Wayne Bahnsen
Marlene Ingwersen
Judith Ingwersen
Anna Marie Bendixen
Sylvia Bendixen
Darwin Keegan
Alta Lazare
Richard Lendixen
Werner Rendixen
Soldier to be discharged after three years service
Mrs. Victor Richardson received a telephone call from her husband in Seattle Washington Tuesday after his arrival aboard the transport USS Cambria. He is en route to Minneapolis Minnesota where he will receive his discharge after three years of service in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Richardson
Seattle
Wash
Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
Nine Panther Home Basketball Games Listed for 1945 46
The 1945 46 Black Panther basketball schedule announced by Superintendent Boyd Shannon lists nine home double headers starting at 7 pm and 8 15 pm at the public high school gymnasium Admission is 20 cents for grades 8 12 80 cents for high school and 45 cents for adults The schedule marks Wa MaC Conference games with W and Eastern Iowa Conference games with EI Key dates include November 28 Dubuque there Navy December 7 Tipton there December 21 Maquoketa there West Branch February 8 and the County Tournament February 1 2 and the Boys Sectional Tournament March 1 2 2 i
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Black Panther
Boyd Shannon
Wa- Mac
Eastern Iowa
Dubuque
Navy
Independence
Hopkinton
Tipton
Isu
Makinles
Cedae
Keystone
Maquoketa
Manchester
Anamosa
University Hi
West Liberty
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Oxford Junction
West Branch
Coggan
Marion
Automobile Wreck on Cedar Street
Mr and Mrs Mike Martin of Amber returned from a California trip that ended disastrously. They were parked near the Matthiessen Auto company and pulled away without noticing a large truck driven by William Warner of Waterloo. The truck damaged the Martins car and lost a hub cap. neither driver saw the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Martin
Amber
California
Matthiessen Auto Company
William Warner
Waterloo
Martin
Odd Fellows Council To Resume Fall Meetings
The Jones county Odd Fellows and Rebekahs council announces its return with a November 27 meeting. Hosted by the Monticello Rebekah lodge the event begins at 8 o clock. Committee members include Mrs Velma Hollar Mrs Hilda Podhaski and Mrs Anna Rollf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Jones County
Velma Hollar
Monticello Rebekah Lodge
Hollar
Hilda Podhaski
Anna Rollf
Schuetz Brothers Home Set Visit
Robert Schuetz and Capt Samuel H H Schuetz visit parents Mr and Mrs Paul T Schuetz. Robert discharged from the services and Capt Schuetz moves to Camp Grant HL to complete separation from the army this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuetz
Robert Schuetz
Samuel HH. Schuetz
Paul T. Schuetz
Capt. Schuetz
Camp Grant, HL
Monticello Native James Nelson Promoted in Navy
James G. Nelson son of Mr and Mrs James Nelson of Monticello rises from apprentice first class to pharmacist s mate third class on November 15 and now serves in Tokyo waters aboard a naval unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Nelson
James Nelson
Monticello
Tokyo
Pasker Receives Honorable Discharge at Lowry Field
Gerald Pasker, co owner of the Industrious Farm Equipment company in Monticello, was honorably discharged from 16 months of service at Lowry Field Colorado last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasker
Gerald Pasker
Lowry Field
Colo
Monticello
Victory Bond Drive Progress in Jones County
Jones county advances its Victory Bond drive though progress is slow says county chairman F K Stimson. As of Nov 9 the county ranks 68th in the state with a total sales figure of 290 675 25 toward a 765 000 overall quota and 483 000 for 1 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
F. K. Stimson
Federal Reserve Bank
Stimson
Books Bought By Farm Bureau For 1945 Reading List
The Farm Bureau has purchased a list of women’s reading books for 1945 16 and distributed them to township libraries. Readers may contact the township library chairman to learn how to secure them. More titles will be added for distribution at the women’s board meeting in December.
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Farm Bureau
Women's Board
Eldora Boys Reformatory Transfer To Ana mosia Segregation Quarters
The Eldora training school moves 67 incorrigible boys to the Ana mosia reformatory emergency segregation area. They will be confined in the long unused women’s section and supervised by Eldora staff led by Donald E. Eichelberger. The transfer follows the Aug. 20 riot when 17M youths escaped from the un-walled institution. Fred Cooper cites protection of other boys as the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Anamosia Reformatory
Tawa State Guard
Reformatory
Navy transfers Lt. Baldwin to public information office
Lt. Howard C. Baldwin USNE former Cascade publisher and state senator is reassigned to the public information office of the 12th naval district in San Francisco California. His new duties are with the press division and he entered the navy in September 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Baldwin
USNE
Cascade
Public Information
12Th Naval District
San Francisco
Calif
Baldwin
Navy
Ex-Army Carrier Pete Miller Returns Home from El Paso
Pete Miller came home Thursday from El Paso Texas after discharge from the army. He formerly served as a carrier on the Monticello Cedar Rapids Star Route. Miss Sally Otten left for Des Moines to attend a Northwestern Union of Telephone Workers Grand Assembly where she serves as local union president. Accompanying her was Miss Faye Johnson of Anamosa, local secretary. Mr and Mrs W C Tang hosted a dinner party Sunday evening at their home.
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Texas
Pete Miller
EL Paso
Othe
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Sally Otten
Des Moiines
Northwestern Union of Telephone Workers
Miss Otten
Faye Johnson
Anamosa
W. C. Tang
Tavern Owners Given Hearing
The Monticello city council called tavern owners to a special meeting last evening. Mayor R C Hoag informed them to stop selling beer to minors and to refuse service if unsure of a patron's age. The law would be enforced against offenders, and owners agreed to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
R. C. Hoag
Thanksgiving Union Service Set for November 22
A community Thanksgiving service will be held in the Community building at 10 30 a m on Thursday November 22 with participation from Evangelical Reformed First Presbyterian Congregational and Methodist churches Public is invited The program includes song prayer special music Scripture lesson a thanksgiving sermon offertory and benediction
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Union
Evangelical Reformed
First Presbyterian
God of Our Fathers
A. Mast
Monticello High School
W W. C. Grant
28 Finish Reading Project For 1045
County extension director C D Jessen listed 28 persons who completed One Todd 45 reading project contest this week. Names span Clay Cass Richland Washington Rene Lovell and other townships with both men and four women finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Jessen
Clay
Mary Tete Wright
Cass— Emil Ortgies
Susan Young
Loretta Husman
Lovell
Bernice Kray
George Schneiter
Jetty Tass
Frederick Messerli
Greta Buol
Marjorie Kuol
Susanna Hasler
Carol Ann Benson
Richland
Glenn RR
Hein
Dale Hein
Scotch Grove
Vaneta Hughes
Com Donald Irvine Receives Silver Star Medal
Commander Donald Irvine of Birmingham Alabama receives the Silver Star Medal from the commander of the U S submarine forces in the Pacific. His citation notes his aggressive action from all sides sinking or damaging nine enemy ships and bombarding shore installations while evading countermeasures and returning his ships safely to port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Levine
Howard Coodevine
Birmingham
Peniel Churen
Castle Grove
Ul Os
Pacific
Irvine
Sailor Seeks Friends From China Duty
George V. Richardson S boc aboard the USS Henderson DD 78 requests correspondence from friends. Send letters to 8228-2775 ee Division USS Henderson DD 78 Fleet Post Office San Francisco, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Richardson
Boc
China
USS
Henderson
Sanariseo
Cadif
Local residents listed after army service and weddings
Richard Abel, Jean oof Me and Mrs Byron Abel have separated from the army and returned home with plans to attend the University of Iowa. Fred Barrighter and Arthur fiur vichter of Wheatland visited the Will Bur vichter home with families. Mr and Mrs Henry J Rickles spent two weeks in Aurora Nebraska. Friends visited and attended the Herron Hemmingsen wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Abel
Jean Oof
Byron Abel
Army Sir Corps
University of Iowa
Dinter
Fred Barrighter
Arthur Fiurvichter
Wheatland
the Tatter
Will Burvichter
Henry J. Rickles
Aurora
Nebi
Herron-Hemmingsen
Monticello Panthers edge Anamosa in Armistice clash I 5–0
In heavy rain Monticello defeated Anamosa 15 to 0 in the annual Armistice Day game. Kiburz moved to fullback guiding Monticello through a muddy, rough contest with two Sechusen to Messerli connections and a 80 yard dash for score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Kiburz
Binck Panthers
Anamosa Blue Raiders
Monticello Boys
Anamosa
Seehusen
Messerli
Sachusen - Messerti
Messertli
Panthers
Monticello
Monti
Ansmosa
Leslie Linn
Kiburez
Kiburz
Blue Raiders
Gene Kuehl
Sechusen
Alain
Anamisa
Te Wall
Monticella
Home On Furlough Set
Harold J. Dunn of Port Kies Kentucky is spending a seventeen day furlough with his wife and daughters in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Dunn
Port Kies
Monticello
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