The Monticello Express Subscribers Price Record
The Monticello Express lists subscription details by J W Doxsee and Chas A Doxsee. Proprietors Foiters and prices shown at £2.00 per year.
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A. Doxsee Foiters and Proprietors
Onslow Obituary and Community Notes November 1925
Mrs. B M Walters 71 died in Onslow after three months illness. Funeral at home with Presbyterian rites. interment Clay cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Walters marked their 50th anniversary in March. Also details of Samuel Probst 2nd birthday, local school events, nurse Gertrude Holst, fundraisers, religious services, and various local notices from Cascade to Anamosa.
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B. M. Walters
Onslow
Roy
Anamosa
Wilson
Audubon
P. S
Waterloo
Ada Henningsen
Sibyll Smith
Washington, D. C
Mesdames
Elizabeth Orr
Belle Howard
Victoria French
Spencer
The
Presbyterian Church
C. H. Meyer
Arthur Noyes
Walter Koon
Otha Johnson
Etta Brown
E. N. Stoffel
Fred Kochl
Stevenson
Wyoming
R. J. Rowe
Hilah Hutton
Monticello
Robert Russell
Co. B. Paul
Park Chamberlain
John
Virginia
Iowa
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Jones County
Scott County
Mary Pitsenbarger
Clara Heath
Nebraska
Oskaloosa
Fletcher College
Herbert Risinger
Risinger
Gertrude Holst
Cedar Rapids
Miss Holst
St. Luke's Hospital
M. B. Walters
George French
W. C. Paul
James
Melvin Spencer
Lydia Lynn
Harriet Lamey
Spencers
Presbyterian Board
Spencer School
Margaret Tasker
Mercy Hospital
Mina Hanna
Cedar Apis
Joseph Wasson
Missionary Society Sees Siam Talk At Center Junction
Center Junction in November 1926 reports the Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. J. N. Smith hosting. Attendees praised the fine turnout and engaging program featuring Mrs. S. W. Clark on Siam and Mrs. Charles Nelson on The Southern Mountaineers.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
J. N. Smith
S. W. Clark
Siam
Charles Nelson
John
Late Mecklenberg Emigrant Dies in Wyoming Community
Fredrika Holtz Buehholtg born November 24 1849 in Mecklenburg Germany. She immigrated with her parents as a young woman and married Fred Buehholtz in the year after. The couple lived in Clinton Jackson Madison Jones and settled in Wyoming in 1917. She was predeceased by husband and three children leaving John Louis Amelia Lena Louise and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church November 22 conducted by Rev Daugs with burial in Wyoming cemetery. The Bay View club met with Mrs.
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George Dolphin
Knights of Columbus Club
J. H. Devaney
Mr. Dolphin
Mrs. Dolphin
Clarence Sadler
Cascade
Mary Polfer
Bernard
St.Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
John Polfer
Near Bernard
Anna Sadler
Knights of Columbus
Deane
Iowa
Marie Dandl
West Cascade
Ray Leytem
Mary Leytem
Margaret Albers
Dubuque
Angeline Albers
Angeline
Fredrika Holtz Buehholtg
Mecklenburg
Germany
Fred Buechholtz
Clinton County
Jackson County
Madison Township
Jones County
Wyoming
John and
Louis
Amelia Holtz
Onslow
Lena Westphal
Anamosa
Louise Westphal
Lutheran
Daugs
Bay View Club
Home Furnishings Club Meeting At Sutherland Home
The Amber club held a well attended meeting at Mrs. Frank Sutherland’s home last Friday with representation from four training schools. New Madison project leaders are Mrs. N Smith and Mrs. Ray Young. Next lesson December 18 at Mrs. Sutherland’s home. The gatherings offer both instruction and social ors after dinner.
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Livingstone
Japan
Q. O. Long
Prahm
ER. L. Tomlinson
John Clark
G. O. Long
M EB
Frank Sutherland
N. Smith
Ray Young
Madison
Sutherland
Castle Grove News Briefs From Lovell Township Area
Castle Grove notes report on a belt incident to Forrest Deischer’s tractor near a silo. Local meetings, farm bureau events, and visits by county officials are listed with attendees and dates. A child’s accident with a corn chopper is described, and several social and civic items including hospital, school, and church events are summarized.
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Forrest Deischer
Mesdames
L. E. Black
F. C. Cramer
F. PD. Deischer
G. J. van Buren
S. M. Hosford
Nora Workman
Hintz
Lovell Township
Farm Bureau
Ames
Rook
H. A. Deischer
W. F. Hintz
Castle Grove Mutual Insurance Association
Des Moines
Mutual Insurace
E. G. Brazelton
Monticello
Cecelia Supple
Gladys Hosford
Rose McAleer
Anamosa
George F. Specht
Jones County Farm Bureau
Edwin Lightfoot
Kenneth Hosford
Hutton & Lange
Chicago
Co. A. McLaughlin
Fred Caspers
Gretchen Morey
S. B. King
George Minnis
Prairieburg News Notes and Local Moves
Mrs. Warren Whitney and daughter Amy return from Rochester after ten weeks for goitre operation and partial recovery. Dell Conklin seeks Hot Springs treatment and will return to Dakota with Mrs. Conklin. Ed Burlingham and Mrs. O A DeLancey attended Hattie Barker funeral in Coggon. Mrs. Mann returns to daughter’s home after visit with son. James Smith family from Marion repair a farm northeast of town.
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Warren Whitney
Amy
Rochester
Whitney
Dell Conklin
Hot Springs
Conklin
Dakota
Ed Burlingham
O. A. DeLancey
Hattie Barker
Coggon
Mann
Pillard
James Smith
Louis
Marion
Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests Across Town
Davenport residents Mr and Mrs Clair Conklin were guests at the H D Conklin home on Sunday. Bernard Rhatigan visiting from Olin spent the day with his parents. James Buchtella and family hosted a Lansing visit. Betty Opava joined the McHart party to Cedar Rapids. Rose Chilmore visited the Fehr home east of town last week. O A DeLancey visited Cedar Rapids last week. John Stible and wife traveled to Monticello last Thursday.
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Ralph Bone
Hilab Hutton
Ouston Friends
Ladies’ Missionary Society
A. Ek. McMaster
Harold Brown
Cedar Rapids
Etta Brown
Mary Risinger
Oskaloosa
Carol Kennedy
Astruman Club
Howard Willison
Lee Hanson
Minneapolis
George Sears
Atwater Kent Radio
Victoria Turner
Anamosa
Bernice Hall
Charles Rowe
Samarest
Ruth Helfrich
Mone
Peter A. Koob
Mercy Hospital
S. Skahill
Columbia College
St. Martin's Church
Connell
Waterloo
Mike Crowley
Ryan
Ray Moran
Dubuque
Joe Cass
Farley
George Dolphin
Ed Parker
Steve Kean
Katie Parker
Mary Caniil
Cahill
Lou Peters
Gale
Wyrick
Monmouth
Airs Peters
J. EB. Contin
Contin
Devaney
Porrance
McNamara
Thursdy
Defrance
Joseph Schwind
Francis
Anton Schwind
Frederick Schwind
Morrison
Potesi
Wisconsin
Michael O'Brien
Henrys Koster
Otto Miller
Trene
Preairieburg
L. Barrett
E. Marshall
Lyle Marshall
W. G. Dawes
Orla Dawes
Wyoming
Henry Holtenbach
Valentine
Nebraska
Frank Dawes
Bert Isbell
Maquoketa
A. E. Porter
N. C. Holm
Peter Prahm
May Himebaugh
C. H. Nelson
Monticolo
F. L. Serbousek
Nelson
Ruth
O. O. Watson
Glenn
Leela
Roy Young
Scott McDonald
Perryman
Robert
Helen
Miss Smith
Guy McDonald
E. F. Kleineck
Wynonna
L.A. Downing
Banes
John Alexander and
Harold and
Dean
Springville
Will Alexander
J. F. Livingstone
H. E. Stingley
J. B. Moses
Prahm
Adv
Schaffer
F. E. Livingstone
Cedar Falls
Paul Paulsen
Cliff McDonald
Esther
Mary Jean
George Bottomstone
Anna
Thomas Bell
J. R. McNeilly
Jones County Farm Bureau
Carl Seehusen
Elsie Seehusen
Henry Seehusen
Castle Grove
Andrew Serbousek
Marie
Monticello
Kenneth and
Leonard
Alan Serbousek
John Seehusen
Luella
Otto Danneman
Amber
Hilah Hutton
Lloyd
Sibyl
C. Livingstone
Bangs
H. Griswold
NB Frost
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Parelts
Helen Woodward
Calvin Chi
Anamosa Hospital
A. G. Smith
J. W. Callahan
Scotch Grove
Paul Smith
Augusta Norris
Delhi
Charles Saxon
Julian Day
Grandpa
John Inglis
Day
America
Edward MacDowell
Walte
James Inglis
Ruby Roush
Postoffice Department
Navy Department
Ida Pealer
Jean Roush
Anne Smith
Cooley
Helen Schreiber
Marlicoat
Wyoming Volunteer Fire Company
International Northern Equipment Company
Maggie Ireland
Clayton
Colorado
Harry Grimm
Ed Becker
F. D. Wherry
Leota Wherry
Art Mannviller
Olin
Stanley Hopkins
Sol Bahnsen
Clarence Sears
Iowa City
Joe Luke
R. N. A. Thimble
J. K. Duncan
Ross Lincoln
Will Zimmerman
Chicago
Clark
Newt Smith
Center Junction
Paul Hanken
Jensen
Frank Byerly
Onslow
Pearl Bailey
George Andrews
Howard
Charles Gray
John Tallman
Morley
Gene Bailey
Orla Bailey
John Freese
Rev
Burhans
Antioch
Clair Conklin
Davenport
H. D. Conklin
Opava
Betty
McHart
Bernard Rhatigan
James Buchtella
Lansing
Plower
Rose Chilmore
Fehr
O. A. DeLancey
John Stble
Thanksgiving reflections and community notices in Scotch Grove
The November 23 1925 issue reflects on gratitude amid loss and rural progress. It lists Willing Workers club activities for December 6 and Presbyterian Society meetings, plus local visiting family notes and a skywatching reflection. It mentions upcoming officer elections for 1926 and various residents’ travels and changes of residence.
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Scotch Grove
Willing Workers Club
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. B. Clark
Ceek
Uniwarens Hospital
Town City
Presbyterian Aid Society
L. B. Hutton
Thelma Gregory
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood Park
Frank Wright
Monticello
D. K. Brady
Tom Moore
Harry Greene
August Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
L. B. Callahan
Cee-Cornell
C. B. Carson
Cedar Falls
L. Himebaugh
Sands Shoemaker
D. C
Fred Brokens
Ida Louise
Fred Yossi
Manchester
Will
Buffalo to Build School For Crippled Children Complex
A $215,000 facility in Buffalo New York will combine hospital and school functions with a playground and other services for crippled children. The project aims to provide integrated care and education in one site.
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Buffalo
New York
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Jack Orr
Walters
William C. Holst
Holtz
Buckholtz
Wilbur Watson
Miss Albers
Will Jansen
Anti Saloon League
Cal Chase
Young
Harry Johnson
Prairieburg
Rickless
Monticello, Iowa
Atwater
Kent
Cross Hardware Co
Stuhlers