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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1944

Page

5

Rationing Board Announces Stamp Validities and Limits

The board lists schedules for mental fats red stamps A8 to A28 and Ab to Pb valid through October 29 with a five week supply. blue processed foods stamps good indefinitely with no new stamps until December 1. sugar stamps 30 31 82 33 for five pounds. sugar stamp 40 for five pounds of canning sugar through February. stamp 34 effective November 16. gasoline A18 coupons four gallons through December 21. fuel oil period 4 6 and new period 1 good through heating year. shoes airplane stamps 1 2 and 38 good indefinitely.

Mental Fats New

Farm and Home Accident Prevention Forum Planned

Monti cello Community Forum Monday night November 27 will feature a program on farm and home accident prevention including a skit demonstrations and two reels of moving pictures. The meeting aims to raise accident consciousness and prevent deaths and injuries in rural and urban homes. No charge refreshments served. In district court filings: Buckner et al v Ladd et al real estate in Anamosa quieting title. Sibyl Shady seeks divorce from Clifford Shady with custody of four children Elva Marilyn Patricia and Carol Shady. Jean Miller seeks divorce from Dale Miller and restoration of her maiden name Jean Brodersen.

Monticello United States District Court James A. Buckner Ellen L. Ladd Anamosa diQgres Sibyl Shady Clifford A. Shady Elva Marilyn Patricia Carol Shady Maquoketa Jean B. Miller Dale L. Miller Jean Brodersen

Rotary club quiz ponders rules at Monday meeting

Eldon Brashaw chaired the program for the Rotary club with a quiz on Rotary rules. Dr. Tom Redmond judged the questions as members answered and erred. Afterward 75 Rotarians attended the Scouters meeting at the school house.

Eldon Brashaw Rotary Club Rotary Tom Redmond

Marriage Licences Issued by District Court Clerk

Two marriage licenses were issued by Clerk of the District Court Leigh Pearson in the past week. Mose Mitchell and Lydia Furler, both of Martello, obtained a license, as did Morris J. Montgomery, 35, of Vinton, and Laura Johnson, 38, of Cedar Rapids.

District Court Leigh Pearson Mose Mitchell Legal Lydia Furler Martello Morris J. Montgomery Vinton Laura Johnson Cedar Rapids

Birth at John McDonald Hospital Announces Plueger Son

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Laverne Plueger of Scotch Grove on November 15 at John McDonald hospital.

John McDonald Hospital Laverne Plueger Scotch Grove

Post Office Closed Thanksgiving Day In Monticello

The Monticello post office will be closed all day Thanksgiving November 23 with no delivery windows. Outgoing and incoming mail will be dispatched by the post office force. Mrs E H DeShaw guardian of the Canowesi campfire group attended a training course in campfire leadership at the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids on Monday November 18. Mrs Chester Condit advisor of the Horizon club attended a similar meeting in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.

Monticello E. H. DeShaw Canowesi Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Chester Condit Horizon Club

Castle Grove Church Services and Meetings

Rev H A Diers pastor of Castle Grove Lutheran church announces Sunday services at 11 oclock and Sunday school at 10 am. Sunday school teachers meeting Friday evening at 8 oclock. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mia Max Specht on Friday Dec 1.

Castle Grove H. A. Diers Castle Grove Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Mia Max ‘Specht

Induction Call Sends Seven Men to Fort Snelling Tomorrow

Jones county announces that seven men will depart for Fort Snelling for induction exams on November 24. They will undergo physicals and may return home until called or enlist immediately if openings exist in the army marine corps or navy. The group includes Monticello John Howard Ehrisman Morley Judson Eugene Pye Onslow Richard Schmidt Wyoming John Elmer Jones Cedar Rapids Robert Raymond Phelps Robert Eugene Worden Dwight Spencer Rogers.

Jones County Fort Snelling Army Marine Corps Navy Monticello John Howard Ehrisman Morley Judson Eugene Pye Onslow Richard Frederick Schmidt Wyoming John Elmer Jones Cedar Rapids Robert Raymond Phelps Robert Eugene Worden Dwight Spencer Rogers

Shannon Addresses Marion Lions on Juvenile Delinquency

Monticello schools superintendent Shannon spoke to the Marion Lions Club about youth delinquency in towns the size of Marion and Monticello. He noted increased youth tempo after Pearl Harbor but blamed supervision levels and spending. He discussed youth centers, quality paid staff, chaperone needs, and suggested existing activities backed by civic groups can channel youth engagement.

Boyd Shannon Monticello Lions Club Marion Lyle R. McMullen Shannon Marion Sentinel SPH Pearl Harbor Lions Clubs Legion

Assistance Payments for Old Age Aid in Jones County

During November, Old Age Assistance and Aid to the Needy Blind were paid along with dependent children. In Jones County, 445 aged people received 12,581 total averaging 28.27 per person. Four needy blind received 119 total averaging 29.78. Seventeen cases covering 38 children received 3430 total averaging 25.29 per case or 11.82 per child.

Jones County

Thanksgiving Service Unites Local Churches in Community Building

On Thursday at 10 o clock the Methodist Evangelical and Reformed, Presbyterian and Congregational congregations join in a Community building service. Rev Andrew Mast of the Evangelical and Reformed church will preach on The Price of Fence. A welcome is extended to all.

Methodist Evangelical and Reformed Presbyterian Congregational Andrew Mast Evangelical and Reformed Church

James Mann Injures Hand in Circular Saw Accident

James Mann of Washington DC suffered a severe hand injury when a board jumped in a woodworking shop, severing the tips of two fingers and cutting a gash in the thumb. The accident happened as he operated a circular saw, and it may delay his military induction after high school graduation.

James Mann Ada Mann Washington, D. C Jim Dme

Goudy Designs and War Europe Tale Highlight Iowa City Press Conference

Frederic William Goudy, renowned printer type designer, attended a University of Iowa journalism seminar November 17 18 with five eastern central district editors. Monticello delegates C A Coxsee and Milton C Leonard spoke on circulation, while W Earl Hall reported from Europe and four state press leaders addressed attendees.

Frederic William Goudy University of Iowa School of Journalism Iowa State Press Association Monticello C. A. Coxsee the Express Milton C. Leonard Goudy Europe W. Earl Hall Mason City Globe- Gazette Paris London Coxsee State Press Association Leon S. Barnes Northwood James W. McCutcheon Mount Vernon H. Ward Barnes Eagle Grove

Wage Increase Reported At Franklin Equipment

According to A Leytem officer of CIO Local 185 Franklin Equipment employees received a wage increase after a War Labor Board ruling. The adjustment is credited to close cooperation between company management and the CIO local.

A. Leytem CIO Franklin Equipment War Labor Board Clo

Miss Libbie George Dies in New York

Word arrived that Miss Libbie George died in New York City. Her ashes will be shipped to Monticello and a private funeral will be held later in the week. Attendees at a Crusade for Christ mass meeting of the Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist church in Waterloo included Rev G W McMichael and several named congregants.

Libbie George New York New York City Monticello Crusade For Christ of the Upper Iowa The Methodist Church Grace Methodist Waterloo G.W. McMichael Wade’ ‘Long Leigh. Clark W. T." Clans L .B . Balster Charles W. Brashares

Thanksgiving Hymn to Pilgrims and Peace

The text reflects on 1621 Thanksgiving gratitude for bountiful crops after hardship. It ties the holiday to modern hope as the war nears end, urging thanks to God and plans for a brighter tomorrow.

Docketed Cases Set for November Term in Jones County Court

The Jones county court lists new cases on the docket ahead of the November term opening November 27 with Judge M. CG Hamiel presiding. New law actions include De ehoteging a78 a Super Service Oil Co vs E Wink attachments and John Lasack executor vs W E Nordstrom promissory note. Equity filings include Delia Breitbach vs Melvin Breitbach divorce Ralph Smith vs Aleta Smith divorce Bernice Eichhorn et al vs Clair Bramer et al partition Maurice Raymond vs all unknown claimants quieting title Eugene Stingley vs Helen Stingley divorce Barbara Kraus vs James Kraus divorce Marie Potter vs Ben Potter divorce James Buckner et al vs Ellen L Ladd et al quieting title.

Jones County Court M. CG. Hamiel New Law areDe Super Service Oil Co E. Wink John Lasack W. E. Nordstrom New Equity Delia Breitbach Melvin J. Breitbach Ralph W. Smith Aleta G. Smith Bernice E. Eichhorn Clair Bramer Maurice F. Raymond Eugene Stingley Helen Stingley Barbara Emma Kraus James Thomas Kraus Marie Potter Ben Potter James A. Buckner Ellen L. Ladd

Ace Welding Works Sold to L A Goodyear of Marion

L A Goodyear of Marion buys the Ace Welding Works in Monticello. He plans to move his wife and three children to Monticello when suitable accommodations can be found. Goodyear previously chaired as foreman at Central Steel Tube in Clinton. Former owner Carl F Straub becomes foreman at M W Kellogg in Tennessee. Louise York departs for Minneapolis to spend Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs Grace Priest.

L. A. Goodyear Marion Ace Welding Works Monticello Goodyear Central Steel Tube Company Clinton Carl F. Straub M. W. Kellogg Company Tennessee Louise York Minneapolis Mrs Grace Priest

Scouters Elect New Chairman in Jones District Meeting

The Waubeek area council Jones district elected Moorman Plath as district chairman at Monticello High School. Tom Hamilton named vice chairman. J K Qelahooke retires. The meeting drew 75 attendees and noted a 40 percent membership rise. Captain Redmond and Mrs Redmond welcomed a son Stephen Arthur born in Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital.

A Moorman Plath Jones Waubeek Monticello Boyd Shannon J. E. Heiserman Tom Hamilton J. K. Qelahooke K. L. Benner Glenn Jablonski Morley Carl Sehneider Ralph Redmond Stephen Arthur Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Capt. Redmond France

Mail Christmas Packages Early In November

Monticello postmaster Dr. Mark F. Hogan urges holiday mail in November with gifts marked do not open until Christmas. He notes strong overseas delivery after public response and warns that transportation and staffing are stretched as 70 million parcels have been sent to the armed services.

Mark F. Hogan Monticello Hogan Armed Services Post Office Department

Young Farmers Club Organized In Monticello

The Monticello Vocational Agriculture department organized a Young Farmers club at the high school. Officers elected include President Bob Buol and Vice President James Howie. About twenty out-of-school farmers aged 16 to 22 are enrolled with weekly meetings at 8 p.m. Thursdays in the agriculture room.

Monticello Young Farmers’ Club Vocational Agriculture Department Wim Wigger Bob Buel James Howie Lecy-Treas Dick Mardoff Buol Recreation and Cats F.F.A

Tuetken Finishes New Front On Store

William E Tuetken owner of the Lanigan building on First street completes a new tan and black glass front for the store to be occupied after the first of the year by the Watkins company of Anamosa. Carpenters will install shelving and display windows.

William E.tuetken Lanigan First Street Watkins Company of Anamosa

Christmas Treat Planned for Santa Day in Monticello

Monticello business men outline plans for a Christmas treat for local youngsters. A gala event is expected next month with 380 evergreen strings on First Street and trees placed on flagpole brackets. Plans to be announced. Express will publish details for all families.

Monticello First Street the Express Ong

You Cant Take It With You staged by Monti cello juniors

The Monti cello high school junior class staged You Cant Take It With You last Friday in the high school auditorium under Mrs. Bess Greenley. The three act comedy drew a full audience and drew strong performances from Bob Thoeni Elmer McMichael Dick Shelley Irma Schoon and Marvin Himebaugh among others. The cast earned praise for staying in character with strong accents and lively humor. College-like musical interludes and solos complemented the play and the cast presented Mrs. Greenley with a corsage and a $25 war bond from the cast Margaret Matthiessen and others also contributed performances and support.

Monticello High School Bess Greenley Bob Thoeni DePinna Elmer McMichael Kolenkhov Klyner Dick Shelley Irma Schoon Marvin Himebaugh Anna Antes Alice Clark Elfrieda Ortgies Barbara Walker David Walker Jone Smith Marilee Matthiessen Dick Sutherland Mrs. Greenley

George Stimpson Publishes Bible Inquiry Book

George Stimpson of Washington DC, a native of Anamosa and brother of Tom Stimpson, writes a book on the Bible for Harper Brothers. He outlines format and title with aims to answer where Cain’s wife came from and whether Jesus had real siblings, while explaining Bible origins and Catholic Protestant differences. Stimpson has studied for years, consulted about a thousand books, and averaged seven hours daily on the work, his fourth published book forthcoming.

George Stimpson Washington, D. C Anamosa Tom Stimpson Harper Bros Cain Jesus Stimpson Jones County

Mrs John Benesh Rites Held in Cedar Rapids

Funeral services for Mrs. John Benesh were conducted at Cedar Park Chapel of Memories Cedar Rapids with many Monticello relatives present. Capt Kenneth Benesh could not attend due to duty in California.

John Benesh Chapel of Memories Cedar Park Cedar Rapids Pelock Monticello Kenneth Benesh California

Panthers Open Basketball Season at Cedar Rapids

Monticello launches a new 1944-45 season under Coach John Crimmings with nine practices before Friday’s opener against Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids at Cedar Rapids. A second game follows November 29 in Dubuque against Dubuque Senior High as Monticello builds a largely inexperienced squad featuring Bud Hanken and 30 hopefuls from the practicing group.

John Crimmings Cedar Rapids Roosevelt High Dubuque Monticello Bud Hanken Fd Hemmer Crimmings Crimmmings Dick Thonwell Bill Corbin Bud Griffith LaVern Rickels George Tobiason Mark Young Frank Fitzsimmons Galen Haven Ken Kiburz Elmer McMichael Ronald Benson Don Newton Bob Messerti Jim Sechusen Dick Shelley Clark Shannon Wd Hemmer Montini Roosevelt C. R Senior High Tipton Manchester Xavier Dyersville Maquoketa Anamosa U. High Wyoming West Liberty McKinley Mt. Vernon West Branch Marion

George Hennessey Dies At Cedar Rapids

George Hennessey dies suddenly at his Cedar Rapids home after twenty years near Monticello. Survived by wife six sons one daughter and many relatives including Robert in England Joseph in Waterloo sisters Mrs Bert Tox Cedar Rapids and Mrs George Minnis Monticello. Funeral held Tuesday morning in Cedar Rapids with children present except Robert stationed in England.

George Minnis George Hennessey N.E Cedar Rapids Hennessey Monticello Robert England Pfc Robert Hennessey Walter Hennessey Chicago Merle Hennessey John Hennessey Fort Benning Michael Hennessey Los Angeles Calif William Mary Elizabeth Joseph Hennessey Waterloo Bert Tox Eorge Minnis

Highest Yielding Plot in State Contest

The top yielding 10 acre plot from Jones county was grown by Loui Lorenzen and Sons of Olin. The bluegrass pasture and cattle feed plot dates to 1908 with fall plowing and corn hill spacing 29 inches apart and 2 feet 4 inches between rows. The 56 acre field shows similar quality. Lorenzen's operation has 347 acres of corn and projects a 30,000 bushel yield while feeding about 20 loads of cattle and over 1100 hogs this year. Lois Burrack from Frances Shimer College, Mt Carroll, Ir visited her parents over the weekend.

Jones County Loui Lorenzen & Sons Olin

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Rationing Board Lions Club Meeting Union Tuberculosis Association F. K. Stimson Irving Hintz Iowa City Scouters Monticello Express Saipan James L. Burns Theiman Andrew Knight Burns Tuetken Mrs. Benesh Panthers Lois Burrack Frances Shimer College Mt. Carroll Ll. D. Hurrack
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