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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

2

Local News Of Local People Highlights From Iowa City Area

Arch Grimes visited Iowa City last Friday while various residents including Bil Null, Laura Lehman, Alva Hinrichs, Esmeree Nichols, Joyce Briz, Maurice Montgomery, and others are noted for weekend visits, school events, and local shopping. A baby was born to the Koppes family and several churches announce chicken pie suppers and Halloween programs.

Monticello Social Notes and Regional Visits

Monticello residents share travel and visiting tales including Antons and Petersons in St Louis, Rodman and Matthiessen at the Cattle Congress in Waterloo, plus numerous weekend stays in Monticello and surrounding towns. Visits span Oelwein Des Moines Chicago Waterloo and Anamosa with family and wartime era CCC ties noted.

Community Visits Highlight Weekend in Iowa Towns

University of Iowa students Ray Ferring and Sam Schuetz spent the weekend at their Monticello homes. Miss Mildred Rathbun of Cedar Rapids visited her parents, Elmer and Mrs. Rathbun, in town. Ted Denkhoff and children Teddy and Ann of Davenport visited the Denkhoff home. Gilbert and Esther Burrichter of Lost Nation hosted visitors from their area, and Celan Rollins of Marion visited in the home of her parents. Laura Koop of Des Moines came to visit relatives, with Mrs. Koop and others at the Hocks home. A greeting at Zion Lutheran noted a purse presented to Pastor Preuhl by the church secretary, felt to be a high honor for Pastor Proen.

Laura Koop New York City Monticello Washington, D. C Ray Ferring Sam Schuetz University of Iowa Mildred Rathbun Cedar Rapids Elmer Rathbun Ted Denkhoff Teddy and Ann Davenport T. F. Denkhof Des Moines Hocks Iowa City Zion Lutheran Ips Diwieier Zeilinzer Haelner Preehl Proen

Women of Jones County Urge Vote for Landon in 1936

A farm woman from central county argues in support of Alfred M. Landon urging neighbors to vote in November to oppose what she calls dictatorial trends in Washington. She cites alleged economic distress blamed on Republicans and Hoover and asks voters to defend American government by casting ballots for Landon.

Washington Hoover Congress Alfred M. Landon

National Hybrid Corn Company Organizes in Anamosa

A new National Hybrid Corn Company is organized with Mr. Wortman as co-president and treasurer and Ssivarm N. Smith of Ames as secretary. Smith, brother of Paul N. Smith, previously taught in Center Junction and Ames, holds a PhD in genetics from Iowa State College and directs corn breeding for the company. The seed plant operates at the Anamosa fairgrounds with facilities and seed division offices, supplying the J. N. South farm and related operations.

Mahaska Jones Ory Anamosa Wortman Comanc Ssivarm N. Smi Ames Paul N. Smith Center Junction Iowa Montimigh School Iowa Collge

Social Notes Include Visits And Illnesses Across Town

Mr and Mrs Lorenz Allamand with Miss Dorothy Stemm and Miss Ing Cruise spent last Saturday in Wa Rev and Mrs A H Tendick returned from Freeport Illinois where they visited Melvin Meyer a brother in law of Mrs Tendick with a streptococci infection in his bloodstream He has had five blood transfusions Rev Tendick went to donate blood but it could not be used Leyland Skelley AP sports writer Des Moines arrived Monday for a visit in the Ernest Skelley Mrs P T Schuetz and sons Sam and Bob Miss Esther Hanken and Mrs Walter Zubler attended the Cattle Congress at Waterloo last Saturday Mrs Zubler visited Town Falls at the home of Mr and Mrs T M Felton for a weekend stay.

Lorenz Allamand Dorothy Stemm Ing Cruise Waterloo A. H. Tendick Freeport Illinois Melvin Meyer Leyland Skelley Associated Press Des Moines Ernest Skelley P. T. Schuetz Sam and Bob Esther Hanken Walter Zubler

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Everett Nichols

Mr and Mrs Everett Nichols welcome a baby girl born at the hospital on Thursday October 1 weighing six pounds. Mrs Nichols was formerly Ethel Brazelton before marriage. About seventy youths gathered at Wayne Zion Lutheran church last Sunday for a rally, with devotion a business meeting at 2 pm, then games and a positive spirit among attendees.

Orville Koppes Everett Nichols Wayne Zion Lutheran Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Keyes Arch Grimes Iowa City Bil Null Chicago Russell Chaplin Onslow Laura Lehman Alva Hinrichs Friends i Tama Esmeree Nichols Joyce Briz Maurice Montgomery Vinton Lile MecMuhen Minneapolis Keres Congregational Church J. W. Doxsee Mary Doxsee Lovell School No. 7 Ione Benesh M. E. Church Josephine Rickless Eleanor Stewart Cedar Falls Keyes’ Jewelry Store Eileen Neilly Mount Mercy Junior College William Harper J. J. van Bockern Savanna, IH Carl Schneider Will Skelley George Hubbard Milwaukee S. E. Day of Sabula W. K. Hodgson E. G. Hicks Lyle Detroit Mich Roy Sackett Don Sackett Scote Grove Richard Hanken Henry Eden Mary Sanford Lewis Terwilliger Leona Fitzsimmons Mary Fitzsimmons John A. Perrine Mrs. Beahl PT. Perrine Paul Becker Cascade John Breen J. J. Locher G. Alexander Young Omaha Neb Conrad Mardorf Anna Mardorf Rey Hugo Lutz West Union Catherine MccLees Helen Rapids Reichart Fred Matthiessen A. G. Rodman Hopkinton Kate Lang Ross Baty Mrs John Wehrley Beecher, Ill John Schweitzer J. W. Schweitzer Dubuque Vernon Eilers James Black Emma Garland Harry A. Hoag Mildred Delscher Elkader N. C. Delscher Garret Antons Herman Peterson St. Louis, Mo Harry Rodman Clarence Matthiessen Claude Lutz Lyman Mulford Cattle Congress Harry Bricker Coggon Newton Parrott Paul Maire Oclwein George Maire Paul Smith Barbara John Paul Newt Smith J. H. Lambert Florence Carmichael Eloise Gardner Jims D. A. Ro D. P. Young Rei Tocay Ho Leen Entoltz Chares Renk Sf. Kari Renk Sehmreiter Sr Joan Schreier Aiva Rodman Springville Garr Garner Electric Company Mulford Ray Preer Lawrence Kansas I. W. Suter Freer Boyd Shannon A T. Madsen Maquoketa Betty Denkhoff Brown's Business College T. F. Denkhoff John Schneiter Churchville N. Y Charles Schneiter Arnold Oeschger CCC Marion Peter Oeschger Rose Hines Donald Snyder Fort ‘Riley Ethel B. ‘Good Omaha, Neb George Good Stuart Lanz Evanston, Til Lou Lang Lang Rose Wenger Marshalltown Monticels Mary and Carrie Clark Hettie Harvey ISG Minnie Iver Harvey Hettie Whiting F. L. Schweitzer White Bear Lake Minn C. E. Pothergill Charles Anna. Schweitzer BE. H. Gillet Seattle Wash A. B. Grimes Gillet Providence R. I Meyer Hat Shop Fred Laude Greenfield al Laude William Lauds William Laude Loretta Kraus Anna Kraus Mary Hogan Worthington L. W. Dunham Greely Colorado N. A. Schlick Westphalia Dunham Lizzie Kramer John Matthiessen J. A. Hiers Miles City Montana E. C. Parker D. D. Little Oelwein Gilbert and Esther Burrichter Lost Nation Emil Burrichter Visi Celan Rollins John Weneer Jones County Princess Harry Carey Frankie Darrow George O'Brien Srzabor Lee Armstrong Aramesa Fair Grounds Tim Divisio8 A&press J. N. South Farm Radiax Joe Fisher and His Orchestra Art Nie Miles Amen Stuhlers Shoe Department
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