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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1940

Page

5

Jones County Court Opens September Term with Docket Assignments

Hon. Charles J. Haas opened the September term of the Jones county district court last Monday. The grand jury reported for duty. The county bar held a luncheon at the Gillen hotel. Assignments included criminal cases State vs. Lucas and Grimm and law docket cases set for October 9 and October 7. Probate motions scheduled for October 7 and 8. Several mandamus and equity cases received time to plead. some divorces noted.

Charles J. Haas Jones County District Court Jones County Gillen Hotel Haas State Lucas Grimm Wanda Bullock Ray Coyle Delores McMahon George Rauch Sutcliff Morrison, Inc Anamosa Lumber Company Rena Folkers D. C. McCormick Pearl Swanson J. D. Strong B.D. McCain Andrew E. Fairchild Emlin A. McNamara Edward Boos Iowa Supreme Court Jones’ County Elsie Mac ‘Adley Mark Cross Carl Ortgies J. E. Tyler M. E. Buckner Augusta H.farley Dillon Behnke Henry 8. Hanken Martha K. Heiken William Oletal Monticelloe Glaire G. Ankner Frank Noaky R. Hi. Balster Lillian Bees Gabriel J. Bees Wm. G. Schoon Mary Breen Brula Ely Robert Ely Anna M. McGuire Oscar Coleson Nellie T. Atherton Chas. M. Atherton Frederick T. Cassidy Mae M. Cassidy

Jones County Fair Draws Wide Eastern Iowa Attention

Jones County Fair attracts visitors from 28 Iowa counties eight states and two foreign countries for a single day last August. Sergeant Clarence Day says the event has become a regional classic with about 1400 questionnaire responses at the highway patrol exhibit aiding road traffic planning. Local officials credit Farm Bureau 4 H groups farm women organizations churches and community support for the fair’s growing prestige across eastern Iowa.

Iowa Jones County Clarence B. Day Highway Patrol Buicl Sergeant Day Iowa City Monticello Jones Farm Bureau 4-H Farm Women Jones County Fair Association

P T A Opens New Year At Monticello School

The Monticello Parent-Teachers association started its year in the public school auditorium last Thursday. Five new teachers were introduced Miss Fernice Hudson Miss Esther Lindenmeyer Miss Dorothy Dwelle Miss Lucille Conzett and Miss Laura Bower. Charles Kreeb and Arlene Balster gave cornet and tuba solos. Rev Samuel Gutenkohn hosted and Mrs Earl DeShaw welcomed the faculty. Dr Garvin from Dubuque University spoke on preserving democracy values. He noted citizen voting powers and the need to elect reputable leaders. The talk drew a daughter helper from Center Junction high school. Refreshments followed in the domestic science room.

Monticello Parent-Teachers Association Publc Fernice Hudson Esther Lindenmeyer Dorothy Dwelle Lucille Conzett Laura Bower Charles Kreeb Arlene Balster Lyle McMullen Samuel Gutengohn Earl de- Shaw Grimes Garvin Dubuque University

Mrs Elmer Hubbard Dies at Home in Monticello at 68

Mrs. Elmer Hubbard, 68, died at her Monticello home after a long illness. Born December 26, 1871 in Troy Mills, she moved to Monticello as a child and spent most of her life there. Survived by husband Elmer Hubbard and seven children, plus 16 grandchildren, with one son dying in infancy. Funeral services were held September 29 at Iverson funeral home under Rev. William J. Grossheim. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.

Elmer Hubbard Monticello Emma. Locs Iverson William J. Grossheim Presbyterian Church Yola Rodman Carolman Springville Hubbard Earl DeShaw Oakwood Cemetery Allen G. Rodman Troy Mills Beatty Clark Ubbard Des Moines H. E. Dudgcha East St. Louis Max Wilson Waterloo Herman LaMotte Maurice’ Cook Shawano Wis Ae Hubbard Owego N. Y Clarence Northrop Rockford, St Arthur I. M. Rodman P. H. Schlatter Decorah

Walderbach Gall wed in Ryan ceremony

Miss Helen Walderbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Walderbach of Ryan wed George Gall of Janesville Wis in St Patrick s church Ryan officiated by Rev Patrick Molloy Attendants were Miss Alberta Barkus and Francis Sullivan A three course breakfast followed at Glen Charles hotel Manchester The couple plan a wedding trip to St Louis before settling in Janesville where the groom is in business

Helen Walderbach Ben Walderbach Ryan George Gall Janesville Wis St. Patrick’s Church Patrick Molloy Alberta Barkus Waterloo Francis Sullivan Glen Charles Manchester

Plan to Assist Crippled Tots Clinic in Dubuque under state program

The plan, organized by the Jones County Medical Society and the State Service for Crippled Children, surveys crippled children in the county for a free clinic at Mercy Hospital Dubuque on October 11. Dr Arthur Steindler and other orthopedic surgeons will examine about 150 children, with Dr L L Jackson assisting. Parents with heart complications may arrange through their family physician for exam.

Jones County “Medical Society Evil Mercy Hospital Dubuque State Service For Arthur Steindler Jackson County Dubuque County L. L. Jackson Children’s* Hospital Steindler

Monticello Junior Class Magazine Drive Starts Oct 7

Monticello High School launches its annual magazine drive to raise funds for the junior-senior banquet next spring. Prizes are offered by publishing companies to encourage sales and community support is requested.

Monticello High School

Leon Liddy Join Air Corps Bound for France Field

Leon Liddy formerly of Monti cello sailed last Sunday on the City of Norfolk for the Panama Canal Zone to take a War Department Air Corps position at France Field. After initial aerodynamics training at Middletown Pennsylvania he received his rating and permanent appointment to the corps that keeps Army planes ready for any emergency.

Leon Liddy Monticello Norfolk Panama Canal War Department Air Corps France Field Government Assembly Middletown Leon

Mission Festival Planned by Evangelical and Reformed Church

The Evangelical and Reformed church will hold its annual mission festival with morning services at 10 30 and an evening service at 8 led by Rev. Clarence Koehler of Wheatland. Special music will be provided by a large vested choir directed by Mrs A H Tendick. The events are open to the public.

Evangelical and Reformed Church Clarence Koehler Wheatland A. H. Tendick Atend

Beardsley Trial Set for Saturday in Anamosa

The assault case involving Ralph Beardsley star guard of the Anamosa Blue Raiders and three Manchester men will be tried Saturday at 10 o clock before Judge Ray Echternacht in Anamosa. Swift of Manchester asks for venue transfer claiming prejudice. County Attorney Watre Rees of Anamosa will represent the state.

Ralph Beardsley Anamosa Blue Raiders Manchester Ung Ray Echternacht Ray Stimpaon Bovis Watre, Rees Anamosa

Helgens Bros to Hold Fall Hog Sale Near Monticello

The Helgens Bros of Monticello plan their annual fall sale of boars and gilts on Thursday October 10 at the Louis Helgens place six miles southeast of Monticello. Auctioneers H S Duncans William Null and Lee Rebee will conduct the sale starting at 1 o clock. The herd includes sires King Black Diamond Champ Master and Pure Gold and is advertised as cholera immune and in demand by packers. Ed Helgens is president of the Iowa Felend China Breeders Association.

Helgens Bros Monticello Stone Devens Louis Helgens Place Montic H. S. Duncans William Null Lee Rebee Helgens Téwa Felend China Breeders Association

Licenses to Wed Issued by Clerk in Last Week

Leigh Pearson clerk of courts issued marriage licenses to Maynard Ethan Winn and Clara Maxine DeLosh both of Center Junction Ellis Sackett 29 of Monticello and Josephine Puetz 31 of Scotch Grove.

Leigh Pearson Maynard Ethan ‘Winn Center Junction Maxine DeLosh Ellis Sackett Monticello Josephine Puetz Scotch Grove

Heavy cattle shipments persist into Monticello area

Cattle shipments from and into Monticello remained active last week with multiple carloads. From area suppliers including W. H. Ward Sheridan Kansas and Casgoday Kansas transit to Monticello. Monthly totals for September record 86 shipments to and from Monticello.

Monticello W. H. Ward Sheridan Wyo George Lawrence Beaumont Kans John Kurt, Jr Casgoday Kansas Clarence Kurt Kansas City Fagan Bros Nick Kurt Eli Nebr Los Angeles Calif Gilbert Becker George Rickels George’ Kurt Antone Knepper Joe Kenneally Chris Reiter Orvel Skahill And Carney Brog

Accident involves Harrison Bohlken on Monticello Cascade road

Harrison Bohlken of Monticello and Carl Frudden of Dubuque collided on the Monticello Cascade road September 25 while Frudden tried to pass Bohlken as the latter turned into a sideroad. Both drivers were shaken. Frudden’s car sustained about 100 dollars damage and the truck was only slightly damaged.

Harrison Bohlken Monticello Carl Frudden Dubuque

Republican Rally in Monticello Slated for Thursday Evening

Monticello republicans invite party supporters to the first campaign rally at the community building this evening. Hon. Guy T. Linville of Cedar Rapids will speak at 8 o clock. All county and district candidates will be present and introduced to attendees.

Monticello Guy T. Linville Cedar Rapids

Republicans Rally At Center Junction

Large crowd fills Center Junction high school gym for a Tuesday Republican rally. Judge W A McCullough of Clinton speaks as candidates are introduced.

Center Junction W. A. McCullouds Clinton

Willkie greets Independence crowds in Iowa campaign tour

Wendell Willkie spoke to large crowds in Independence and Dubuque Iowa with Monticello delegates noting his frank, neighborly manner. The piece highlights his populist appeal the trust it builds among farmers and small towns and calls his demeanor a strength in rallying support.

Wendell Willkie Willkie White House Jones

Hospital News From Hepors Hospital

John McDonald hospital reports Miss Marie Oltman of Monticello underwent tonsillectomy this week and is recovering well. Other patients include Thomas Grapes of Well and Mrs Henry Carpenter who left October 1. Newborns are a son to Mr and Mrs William Ehits of Monticello born September 27 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Cecil Goettsch of Monticello born September 28 a boy to Mr and Mrs Edmund Wacker of Scotch Grove and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Galen Hein of Monticello.

John McDonald Hospital Marie Oltman Monticello Thomas Grapes Henry Carpenter William Ehits Cecil Goettsch Edmund Wacker Scotch Grove Galen Hein

Local residents to register for draft October 16

About 1b percent of Monticello's population or 875 persons are expected to register for the federal defense draft Wednesday, Oct. 16, according to county auditor George Speust. Registrars for the 28 precincts are not yet announced, and election boards may not serve.

Monticello George Speust Specht

Car Registrations Made at Anamosa

New cars were registered in the county treasurer office during the last week including Farmers Elevator Martello Chevrolet W C Westphal Olin Buick J C Becks Monticello Oldsmobile E Hanek Monticello Ford and Mrs Del McVay and her son Har old who visited Mr McVay at University hospital for a minor operation Tuesday. He is much better and expects to return home soon.

Farmers Elevator Company Martello Chevrolet W. C. Westphal Olin Buick J. C. Becks Monticello E. Hanek Ford del McVay Harold Mr. McVay University Hospital

Forget-me-not Sale Nets $47.66 Saturday

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary committee ran the annual forget-me-not sale for disabled World War I veterans. About 497 flowers were disposed of and receipts totaled $47.06. The committee praised the event's success.

Nets Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary

Matthiessen to Show New Olds Saturday

C. J. Matthiessen announced this week that the new LIAL Oldsmobile will be on display at the Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company Saturday. The new car offers many new features and is improved in appearance and performance over the 1940 model.

C. J. Matthiessen Oldsmobile Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company

Local Woman Wins Award for Superior Letter on Willkie

Mrs. W. H. Burriehter received kitchen knives for the best letter of the week on The Politicalrade broadcast via WMT. The letter praises Wendell Willkie, attacks Franklin Roosevelt, and argues for defense and an end to pro-British policy.

Willkie W. H. Burriehter WMT Roosevelt Wendell Willkie

One Indictment From September Grand Jury

The September term grand jury filed one indictment against Earl Grimm of Anamosa for intoxication, the sole charge found. Foreman Guy Thompson led the panel, which also reported on the county jail poor farm and men’s reformatory after routine inspections. Other jurors included Louis Buckholtz, Harold Hartman, Frank Ruley, Morris Fay, J L Knepper, and George Manternach.

Sptember Guy Thompson Rome Township Louis Buckholtz South Madison Harold Hartman Jackson Frank Ruley Oxford Junction Morris Fay Fairview J. L. Knepper East Richland George Manternach Wayne

Local social notes from Estherville area events

Mr and Mrs John Van Bergen of St Anagar Mrs PC Winters of Waterloo and Mr Com of Cedar Falls visited with Mrs John Boss last Tuesday They were schoolmates in Switzerland Mr and Mrs Arthur Hultgren and daughter Delores and Miss Lav Yonne Peterson of McGregor were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Clyde Clough Rev Wm J Grossheim preached at Forrest Chapel Homecoming drew a large crowd Mr and Mrs Will Burrichter visited Lost Nation with Mr and Mrs Frank Ruggeberg then went to Davenport on business Friends in Monticello learned of Helen Jollys marriage to Clarence Hanson in the prior day Mrs Ralph Rowe attended a bridge luncheon at the Gillen hotel Anamosa Miss Rose Wilcox high school music supervisor in Marion and Miss Genevieve Watters of Springville visited with Dr and Mrs L J Swift and Mr and Mrs A B Grimes Tom Nancy and Janis planned a weekend trip to West Union and to attend the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Miss Huldah Veet and Miss Marjorie James Monticello teachers spent the weekend at Mount Vernon with the Feet family Lucille Huibregtse and Robin Lee Probert of Oak Park Ill spent weekend with Mr and Mrs O H Huibregtse Misses Vivian Bancroft Eleanor Schooler Decorah teachers visited Mrs Bancroft and Mrs Schooler and Miss Bancroft at the Bun kers in Muscatine The American Legion auxiliary held the first card party of the season with a large turnout The next event is set for Thursday October 10 Local ad notes advertise bifocal glasses and related optical services

John van Bergen St. Anagar PC. Winters Waterloo Cedar Falls John Boss Switzerland Arthur Hultgren Delores Lavyonne Peterson McGregor Clyde Clough Wm. J. Grossheim Forrest Chapel Lucille Huibregtse Robin Lee Probert Oak Fark Cornell College Mount Vernon Karl M. Keyes O. D—Ady Herman Neer Alfred Ross Coggan Norer Frank Linder Savannah

GOP Women Form Groups Across Jones County

Republican women in six Jones county localities organize units allied with the county group formed at Ant Mosaic. Officers elected include Merle Meeks as president and H Rodman as first vice president. A Monticello rally drew an enthusiastic crowd and set a goal of one thousand members with upcoming meetings and speakers.

Jones County Antmosa Merle Meeks Martello H. Rodman Monticello Henry Krause Hale C. R. Smith Onslow J. Snyder Anamosa Ralph Bone James Remley George Lyon George Sears Center Junction Irma Sanford W. Clark Wyoming Lee Sherrill H. Kruse C. Steck V. Schneiter F. W. Ecklund Olin Howie Lucille Yount Bone Steck Rodman Schneiter

Tipton Tigers Set To Face Monti Panthers In Key Clash

Tipton undefeated in two starts leads the Mid-Six and shares the Eastern Iowa top spot as they prep for a big Friday game with Monti Panthers. Coaches note the Tigers have speed power and scoring potential but suffered fumbles in a 6-0 opener and a 13-6 win over Mount Vernon. Panthers coach Emil Klumpar prepares for possible lineup changes as Schreiner Chapter Order of the Eastern Star holds its fall meeting Monday at the Masonic temple with social hour to follow.

Tipton Tigers Monti Panthers Tipton Iowa Tigers Maquoketa Monti Cardinals Mount Vernon Maroons Marty O'Connor Tipton Field Panthers Emil Klumpar Schreiner Chapter Order of the Astern Star Masonic Temple

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Bender Esther Bender J. C. Bender Samuel Garvin Panama Canal Zone Beardsley Independence Wendell L. Willkie Express Matthiessen District Court Earl Grimm GOP R. J. Bone G. Sears Tipton’s Elas Marion L Pet. Anamosa Te Tipton Eee West Liberty
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