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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1946

Page

5

Overseas Service Reveals German Aid Work and Visits

A veteran recalls ten months in Germany where he joined a divisional football team and helped with reconstruction using bombed building materials. He notes time with German children teaching American games, aided by army meals. He mentions a visit with Bill Corbin of Monticello and lists Monday guests including Mr and Mrs Joel Newburgh, Dubuque, and Dr Clarence Hosford of Monticello.

Germany Austria Ger Bohlken Bill Corbin Monticello Joel Newburgh Dubuque Clarence Hosford D.D.S

Lions Club Dinner Features Thanksgiving Talk and Camp Fire Highlights

The Lions club held its regular dinner meeting at Peterman's on Monday evening with President Edgar Vernon presiding. Dr. William J. Grossheim introduced guest Fred Koschmann a Presbyterian student minister who spoke on The Need of Thanksgiving. Also on the program were Mrs. Leslie Linn Kay Mast and Linda Greenley with talks on Camp Fire activities.

Lions Club Peterman Edgar Vernon William J. Grossheim

Thanksgiving Service Set For Thursday at 10:30 AM

A community Thanksgiving service is planned Thursday at 10 30 a.m. Dr William J Grossheim Presbyterian minister will deliver the sermon with the subject Forget Not All His Benefits Special music will be provided by the public school music department Cooperating churches include Evangelical and Reformed Congregational Presbyterian and Methodist.

William J. Grossheim Public School Ing Evangelical Reformed Congregational Presbyterian Methodist

Campfire Notes Honor National Better Breakfast Week

The Flutca Campfire group enjoyed a breakfast at guardian Mrs Ray Fuller home last Saturday morning Sixteen girls attended the meal in recognition of National Better Breakfast week The girls in charge included Do zimme Mary Wilcox de Hoult June Lambert and Lou Beebe

Flutca Ray Fuller D ‘Do Zimme Mary Wilcox de Hoult Lambert Lou Beebe

Marriage Licenses Issued This Week

Leigh Pearson district court clerk lists marriages from the past week. Licenses issued include Robert Lee Hunt age 23 of Hopkinton and Kath leer May Oswal age 18 of Monticello, Dor K Clark 29 and Donna M Tarbox 17 of Olin, George Richard Meadow and Marine Rose Trelind both of Anamosa.

Leigh Pearson Robert Lee Hunt Hopkinton Kathleer May Oswal Monticello Dor K. Clark Donna M. Tarbox Olin George Richard Meadow Marine Rose Trelind Anamosa

Births and car licenses reported in Monticello area

The week saw births at John McDonald hospital including a Nov 21 boy to Mr and Mrs John Welch Monticello a Ryan Huseman boy to Mr and Mrs Paul Huseman Monticello a Nov 24 girl to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Zeagow Monticello and a Nov 26 boy to Mr and Mrs Donald Schlimmer John and Melinda. Car licenses issued by County Treasurer Don S Ruhl include Arthur H Flint Jr Monticello Spar tan house trailer John A Hassler Monticello Chevrolet Gilbert H Hay Anamosa Hudson Frank L Calvert Martelle Chevrolet.

John McDonald ‘Hospital John Welch Monticello Paul. Huseman Ryan Kenneth Zeagow Donald Schlimmer Don S. Ruhl Arthur H. Flint, Jr Spartan House John A. Hassler Chevrolet Gilbert H. Hay Anamosa Hudson Frank L. Calvert Martelle

Grand jury excused in Jones County District Court

The grand jury for the November term of Jones County District Court was excused until December 9. Judge M C Hamiel issued the order Tuesday afternoon during case assignments for trial.

Tne Jones County District Court M.,c. Hamiel

Selective Service Office Schedule Noted in Anuma Area

A fragment notes a Selective Service office activity at Anuma area during the past week. It mentions Curtiss W. Ewing and Clarence Tie board or meeting set for November at 1 30 a.m. The readable text is fragmented with unclear surrounding context.

Selective ‘Service Anumsa

Advisor promotes on the job training for veterans in farming

C O Carstens regional director for on the job training for veterans will discuss the program at Anamosa high school on December 10 at 8 p.m. A statewide effort aims to aid young veterans who want to become farm operators with a county committee including three farmers vocational instructors and the AAA director to administer the program if local interest exists.

O. Carstens Anamosa High School AAA Oye

Rev Zeilinger to celebrate 50 years in ministry

Rev George J. Zeilinger, longtime Lutheran pastor, marks his 50th ordination anniversary on Sunday December 1 at 7:30 p.m. in Zion Evangelical Lutheran church Wayne township. A dinner precedes the service with Rev F H Kehren in charge.

George J. Zeilinger Monticello Zion Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church Wayne Township F. H. Kehren H. F. Siefkes Iowa American Lutheran Church C. A.wideraenders Toledo Ohio Dubuque Arend Balster, Jr Zion Zeilinger Evangelical Zion Lutheran Church Wyoming Cedar Rapids Neb In New Guinea Rey Helen John Beckman Albion Margaret William Lauk Decatur George South Dakota American Guild of Organists

Hofer Appeals Death Sentence From Iowa Reform Escape

Louise B Hofer 35 Indianapolis appealed to the Iowa supreme court seeking review of his death sentence for the June killing of guard John Hintz 49 at Anamosa. Hofer and Charles Larson escaped the Iowa reformatory last June 12 two days later they were captured. Larson to be tried. Hofer is imprisoned at Fort Madison and had been serving a 25 year robbery term.

Louis B. Hofer Indianapolis Ind Anamosa Iowa Supreme Court Hofer Fort Madison John Hintz

White Plague Christmas Seals Promote Tuberculosis Fight

In a 1945 appeal, the tuberculosis menace is called the white plague. Christmas Seals funds support diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. Iowans’ 349 deaths that year are noted. readers urged to mail back their stamps and a $2 remittance promptly.

United States

District Court Hears Drunk Driving and Desertion Cases

During the past week in Jones county district court the State of Iowa vs Mrs R J Smith alias Carvell Connerley saw Smith plead guilty to driving while intoxicated. She was fined 300 dollars, confined 90 days in Rockwell City Reformatory with hard labor, later suspended, with license revoked for a year. Emmit Stivers pleaded guilty to desertion of wife and children under 16 and was released on bond. Kenneth Crawford faced drunken driving charges after an incomplete tavern license renewal in Center Junction.

Jones County District Court State of Iowa R. J. Smith Carvell’ Connerley Skeels Anamosa Everett Englehart Stivers Glen McLaughlin Kenneth Crawford Center Junction Crawford

Schreiner Chapter Eastern Star Holds Monday Meeting

The Schreiner Chapter OES will hold its regular meeting Monday evening with elections for 1947 officers. A memorial service will honor members who died during the year.

Schreiner Order of the Eastern Star

Polio Victims Plan Charity Drive in Monticello Ames Area

The Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs Leslie Linn announces a polio aid drive in Monticello through this week and next. Solicitors for four town sections list volunteers to raise funds split between national and state groups. Iowa funds support nurses training, physician training, outbreak response, patient care, and Kenney Institute expansion in Minneapolis.

Leslie Linn Elizabeth Kenney Legion Monticello Northeast Joe Barron Ruth Huxtable Mary, Craig Kenneth Ferring Esther. Sanford Joan Jacque Edna, Behrends Northwest Fuller Sophia Lambert Tom Eden Jean Rathbun Jim Reade Southwest DeShaw Clarence ,Rhatigan Lahey Wieland Ray Maree Larry Robertson Paul. Arduser Minneapolis Kenney Iowa Kenney Institute

Subscriptions Grow for Express. New List Expands Reach

The Express announces a surge in subscribers with Jim Kraner touring Scotch Grove Center Junction and Onslow. New members include Lee Bartlett William Fitzsimmons Eddie Wilken David Duckler John Zubler Jim Morrissey Millard First Emil Harms A Ommen H Ricklefs Bohlken Helgens Plueger Hinrichsen Easterly Schoon Guyan Gerke Bohlken Scotch Grove and Center Junction locations referenced. The holidays pause activity briefly with plans to resume next week.

the Express Jim Kraner Scotch Grove Center Junction Onslow The Express Lee’ Bartlett City William F. Fitzsimmons Eddie Wilken Langworthy David E. Duckler John Zubler Jim Morrissey Millard First, Jr Emil Harms A. J. Ommen H. H. .Ricklefs Adolph Bohlken Vernon Helgens Laverne Plueger Ben Hinrichsen Roscoe Easterly Richard

Spanish Boy Seeks American Pen Pals

A 21 year old Spanish boy, Juan Sbort Rotger of Avenida del Cau dillo 52 Rubi Barcelona Espana, requests American girls write to him about Iowa and local customs. The note, from a magazine issue circulated in 17 countries, remains available for viewing at the Express office.

The Express Iowa Juan Sbort Rotger Avenida del Caudillo Rubi Barcelona

Montiwapo Campfire elects new officers at meeting

Officers chosen include President Marlene Bartlett Vice President Janet Fluckiger Treasurer Linda Greenley Secretary Carol Skelley and Scribe Janice Rink. Mr and Mrs Lyle Ridenour and family spent Sunday in Dubuque with Mr and Mrs Fred Reimer.

Montiwapo Campfire Marlene Bartlett Janet Fluckiger Linda Greenley Carol Skelley Janicé Rink Lyle Dubuqué Fred Reimer

Thanksgiving Day anniversary reflection in American history

The piece recalls the 83rd anniversary of Thanksgiving observances in the United States. It notes origins with the Pilgrims, Washington and Lincoln, and Madison's revisions, honoring blessings, health, home, and a guiding Father in daily life.

United States Our Republic

Two Panthers land on Wa Mac Valley all conference team

Monticello players Capt. Bob Messerli at end and Jim Seehuysen at quarterback earned first team honors in the Wa Mac Valley league. Don Hackbarth made second team utility lineman, with several others receiving honorable mention across positions.

Monticello Bob Messerli Jim Seehusen Don Hackbarth Ron Benson Grant Adamson Don Newton Carroll Schneider Dean Willworth Messerli Bill Gherr Independence Orren Schroeder Tipton Lyle Shoot Manchester Joe Miller Maquoketa Dwayne Elwood Anamosa Carroll Conklin Jim Sullivan Seehusen Mearl Naber Don Hay Lloyd Johnson Wenton Gable Marion Bob Barewall Harry Parker David Lyon Dick Jeffrey Jim Liebsch Vinton Rolland Gordon Lloyd Dill Hackbarth Roger Whitcome Jim Dulin Ray Aisley Bob Mayberry George Phelps

Sun Eclipse Seen In Monticello By Local Onlookers

Monticello residents viewed a Saturday morning eclipse between 11 and 11 25 revealing a small patch of sun on the upper left corner. Spectators found dark glasses insufficient but Expres office used photographic film. The sun appeared like a three quarter moon.

Monticello Ark Expres

Record of Discharges at Anamosa During the Week

Four men recorded their service discharges in the county recorder’s office. Lloyd Russell Taylor of Monticello served on the USS Lexington. Edward G. Jansen of Scotch Grove is entitled to Asiatic Pacific theater, victory medal, good conduct, and American Occupation of Japan ribbons. Capt. Clarence R. Hosford served as a dental officer with American theater and victory medal ribbons. Paul D. Heeren, staff sergeant, earns Asiatic Pacific theater with bronze star, Philippine liberation, victory medal, good conduct, and Japan occupation medals.

County Recorder Bess E. Sherman Lloyd Russell Taylor W/T 2c Monticello Edward G. Jansen Pfe Scotch Grove Iowa Japan Clarence R. Hosford Armed Services Paul D. Heeren

Paper Drive Planned For Next Saturday

All Campfire groups in Monticello announce a city wide paper drive for next Saturday November 30 from 9 a.m. until all paper is collected. Residents should tag bundles with string and place them on the curb or porch. If weather is bad the drive will be moved to December 7.

Monticello

Scotch Grove 4 H Boys Discuss Livestock Meeting

The Scotch Grove 4 H Boys held their regular meeting on November 18 at Chauncey Dirks home. Fifteen members answered roll call with Purebred Livestock Breeder. Seven parents and two visitors attended. Record books were distributed and explained and a business meeting was discussed. Keith Dirks gave a demonstration on Introducing New Members.

Scotch Grove 4-H Chauncey Dirks Keith Dirks

Thomas F Waddick Dies in Chicago at 42

Funeral services for Thomas Francis Waddick of Chicago were held at Sacred Heart church Monticello with burial in Castle Grove. He died at St Luke's hospital after a two week illness on November 22. Born September 14 1880 in Castle Grove he worked for Milwaukee Rock Island and Pullman firms and served in accounting roles for decades. Survived by brothers James and John Waddick.

Thomas Francis Waddick Chicago Sacred Heart Church Monticello Eugene Lorenz Immaculate Conception Castle Grove Township Mr. Waddick St. Luke's Hospital Mr.Waddick Moses Anna McKenna) Waddick Castle Grove Iowa State Teachers ‘College Cedar Falls Business College Cedar Rapids Prairieburg Milwaukee Railroad Marion Milwaukee Dubuque President Earnling Pullman Company United States Rock Island Railroad Rock Island Waddick St. Bernard’s Catholic Parish Knights of Columbus James Waddick John Waddick

Doxsee Accepts Post on Monticello Express

Mr and Mrs Bill Doxsee moved from Mount Vernon to Monticello living in the McLaughlin house on West Third street Bill left Cornell due to ill health and will work in the Monticello Express mechanical department The couple left yesterday for Indianapolis to spend Thanksgiving with the Hopings in Indiana

Bill Doxsee Mount Vernon Monticello McLaughlin West Third Street Bill Cornell Monticello Express Coxsee Indianapolis Ind John S. Hopping

Crippled Children Society Elects New Officers

New officers were elected at the office of Jones county health nurse Ruth Hurley on November 20 for the Crippled Children society. Joseph Beage was named chairman, Boyd Shannon vice chair­man, Mrs. QO. A. Rife secretary, and Mrs. Edgar Beach treasurer. New board members include Mrs. Alfred Snyder and Mrs. D. W. Thompson. Plans for the Zaster seal sale were discussed with Clyde Carter, state field representative. Jack, Mary Ann and Donald Lyon of Iowa City will spend Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Lyon.

Jones County Ruth Hurley Crippled Children Society Joseph Beage Boyd Shannon QO. A. Rife Edgar Beach Alfred Snyder D. W. Thompson Clyde Carter State Office Jack Mary Ann Donald Lyon Iowa City Mrs Harry Lyon

Street Lights Off Until 6 15 By CPA Order

Walter Zubler of Iowa Electric Monticello receives nationwide brownout order effective Monday November 25 prohibiting outdoor lighting and displays. Monticello street lights stay off until 6 15 p m with limits on marquee, sign, and exterior lighting to conserve electricity.

CPA Walter Zubler Iowa Electric Company Monticello Civilian Production Administration Des Moines

Farm Forum Topic Is Announced For Monday

Farm Forum at the high school Monday night December 2 will cover Farm Homes Buildings and Landscaping. Structural Clay Products Corp will show colored slides of farm home construction and related projects. The event invites both men and women and includes refreshments.

Structural Clay Products Corporation Iowa

Louis Gardner III Ill At Anamosa Hospital

Lou Gardner of Des Moines reports illness at Mercy Hospital Anamosa with a heart affliction. He entered hospital November 9 and hopes to return home in Des Moines this week. A former Monticello man, he serves as publicity director for the Republican State Central Committee.

Louis Gardner Anamosa Hospital Lou Gardner Des Moines Mercy Hospital Anaomsa Monticello Republican State Central Committee

Happy Helpers Install Officers in Ceremony

The Lovell Happy Helpers held an installation ceremony for new officers at the home of Ruth Ann and Barbara Muller on November 13. Eleven members submitted enrollment cards and the group discussed 4 H material along with the roll call topic My Favorite Subject At School.

Lovell Happy Helpers Ruth Ann Barbara Muller

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Ra Tee Reimer Stuhler Miortilng Rlaht Warl van Voltenburg Ruth Lahéy Lavonne O'Rourke Leone Loop Betty Morning Darrell ‘B Monticello Drive Montiwapo Officers Eas Monticello National Honor Society National Honor Society Miss Bush Supt. Shannon Ray Rieniers Susan Stuhler Barbara Walker Arlene Kuhns Paul Seehusen Greenley Fern Decker Donna McCurdy Shannon Dorothea Diers Margaret Ann Zimmerman Mrs. Ross Abraham Lincoln George Washington Madison Lincoln Panthers Thos. Waddick W. K. Doxsee Crippled Children Society Elects Electric
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