Local Visitors and Bargains Highlight Hopkinton Items
Mabel Bande and Mrs. John Woellert visited Cedar Rapids recently while families from Hopkinton, Decorah, Anamosa and Davenport spread through town. McNeill's Hardware advertises Winchester tools and a 14 inch floor brush at 98 cents. Devlin Millinery features hats and flowers. The big Winchester sale runs through the 15th with Bargain prices across hardware, millinery, and auto supplies.
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McNeill’s Hardware
McNeill’s
McNeill's Hardware
Delaware County notices and social items span local visits and sales
Local Clover area news records visits from Miss Clara Burrichter and Miss Anna Dueval among teachers and nurses. Families host guests in Davenport Cedar Rapids and Winchester while sales, box socials, and farm events unfold including a public sale near the city park and a Lennox furnace advertisement.
Monticello News Briefs Report Local Life and Accidents
Monticello residents attend visits in South Dakota and Monticello. A food sale and bazaar at Mc Neill store features Presbyterian women dishes. Local births, deaths, and elections are noted, including Jean Frances Pazour and Janet Eleanor Schemmel. A frost warnings and football links at Columbia college are reported alongside traffic mishaps near Langworthy and road incidents involving local residents.
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McNeill
Castle Grove
Louis Peltier Celebrates 80th Birthday in Dubuque
The former Monticello resident Louis E Peltier born September 17 1847 in St Joseph Missouri celebrates his eightieth birthday in Dubuque with good health and visits from his daughter Mrs Corell He served in the Civil War including Lookout Mountain and Sherman’s march to the sea was imprisoned at Andersonville and later lived in Cascade and Monticello before moving to Dubuque He has three daughters Mrs Corell Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Good and several Monticello friends look forward to visiting him
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Louis E. Peltier
Dubuque
Parker. Corell
Corell
Monticello
Mr. Peltier
St. Joseph
Stanislaus
Odelia Peltier
Elizabeth Chi
St. Louis
Peitier
Lookout Ridge
Sherman
Peltier
Andersonville
Cascade
J. S. Hall
Hall
R. C. Stevenson
Frank Good
Denver
Colorado
Lloyd Hutton Chosen as Tester for No. 3 Cow Testing
Lloyd Hutton son of Mrs Hilah Hutton has been selected tester for Jones County Cow Testing Association No 3. He began work October 5. The association currently has two members and expects growth. Hutton is a graduate of Monticello High School and studied at Iowa State College Ames with a year in agriculture and a special course in contesting work for his current role.
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Lloyd Hutton
Hilah Hutton
Jones County
Lloyd
Monticello
School of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Ames
P. E. O. Report on Christmas Seal Fund Use Monticello
The P E O outlines how Monticello’s Christmas health seal quota was spent last year. Funds supported health promotion in the community, baskets of staple foods, wool underclothing, fruit and eggs, and care for ill families including TB patients in sanatoriums. A public health nurse salary is funded, with a note of limited funds remaining and a call for renewed support during the holiday campaign.
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Monticello
HeserInrean
P. EB. O
Farm Bureau Women Hold Training School in Monticello
The Jones County Farm Bureau held its first home project training day titled First Year Clothing at Mrs. Fred Stadtmueller’s home in Monticello. It featured Miss Mildred Elder demonstrating Bias Tape and Its Uses and included apron pattern work. Leaders from four townships guided five monthly sessions covering Bias Tape, Pattern Study, Pattern alteration, pattern use, and machine finishes with a large attendance of local ladies.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Fred Stadtmueller
Monticello
Mildred Elder
Ames
Funeral held for former Delhi mayor Henry Pierce
Henry Pierce longtime Delhi resident and former city mayor died October 7 at age unknown. He spent his youth in New York and moved to Iowa at sixteen where he worked in the dairy industry. For thirteen years he lived on a small fruit farm near Delhi.
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Henry Pierce
Delhi
Pierce
New York
Iowa
Mount Vernon Man Exonerated in Des Moines Attorney Death
Max Wilson of Mount Vernon was exonerated by the Polk county Branch jury on the charge of manslaughter in the death of J. W. Witmer a Des Moines attorney. Wilson’s truck struck Witmer and the coroner’s jury had urged further investigation.
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Max Wilson
Mount Vernon
Polk County
J. W. Witmer
Des Moines
Wilson
Fortnightly Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Bone Home
The Fortnightly Bridge club held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ralph Bone's home. Bridge was played with Mrs. Creorge Timmons posting the high score. Refreshments followed the session.
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Monday
Ben C. Roberts
Roberts
Halstead Carpenter
Ralph Bone
Birthday and club meetings mark week in local notices
Friday October 7 marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Paul T. Schuetz with thirty six relatives and friends visiting that evening for 500 and social time. The 94 club met at Mrs. George Guyan's home with readings on Iowa short story writers and a Susan Glaspell life sketch. Schreiner chapter OES convened at the Masonic temple led by Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron George Van Buren with membership applications reviewed.
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Paul T. Schuetz
94 Club
George Guyan
Charles A. Coxsee
Iowa
George W. McNary
Susan Glaspell
Schreiner Chapter
O. E.S
Masonic Temple
George van Buren
Margaret Beeks Marries Harold Gray in Anamosa
Mrs. Margaret Beeks daughter of Mrs William Morse of Anamosa and sister of Mrs Edward Wirth of Monticello wed Harold Gray son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gray last Saturday morning in Anamosa. Gray works at Farmers' Creamery in Anamosa. The couple previously lived with her mother on a Monticello area farm.
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Margaret Beeks
Morse
Harold Gray
Anamosa
William Morse
Edward Wirth
Monticello
Gray
Fred Gray
Farmers’ Creamery Company
Pleasant party at Monticello Country Club hosts card games
The Monticello Country Club hosted a Friday evening event with dinner at 6 30 served by Chef Bill Laude and assistants. Afterward guests played pinochle and bridge with many tables in use. Bets favored Postmaster George Guyan for high honors.
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Monticello Country Club
Bill Laude
George Guyan
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs McNeill Home
The monthly gathering of the Congregational church missionary society convened at Mrs A J H McNeill’s home with hosts Mrs Fred McLaughlin and Mrs Ernest Shelley. Devotions were led by Mrs Ed Hicks followed by papers by Mrs Ed Templeton on Our Share in the Moslem Future and Mrs George F Wilkens on The Moslem Schools in Bagdad.
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The
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
A. J. H. McNeill
Monticello Rotary Hosts School Board and Teachers
The Monticello Rotary Club hosted 85 attendees including Monticello public school teachers and board of education members and spouses. A 6:30 dinner at the Masonic Temple preceded songs led by Bill Beery, a schoolroom style Q and A, a youth couple sketch, and a trio of comedians performing a set of humor and a final stunt by John Locher.
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Monticello Rotary Club
Monticello Public Schools
Board of Education
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ben C. Roberts
Bill” Beery
Ben
Paul Gibson
Bill Beery
Bill
Paul
Louis Hoag
Leonard A. Iverson
John Locher
Seer Night Features Mind Reading Guest Questions
Harry Stuhler gathered questions for the Hindu seer to answer aloud and unseen. John reportedly read minds with quick, confident responses. The evening ended with dancing to Soule’s orchestra at 11 30 and “Home Sweet Home.” Rev M Stanley Brown resigns from Tipton Presbyterian to take a call in Winfield. George Washington presented the first American mule.
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Harry Stuhler
John
Soule
M. Stanley Brown
Presbyterian Church At
Tipton
Winfield
Cedar Rapids Interurban Line To Be Abandoned
The Town Railway and Light Corporation of Cedar Rapids asks Linn county district court to abandon the Cedar Rapids to Mount Vernon and Lisbon interurban line. Increased automobile use after paving caused a business slump, leading to disuse. Once permitted to tear up tracks a complete bus service will replace the electric cars. The line has not been profitable.
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Town Railway and Light Corporation of
Cedar Rapids
Linn County District
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
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Ike Suter
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Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Louise Barrack
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J. W. Schweitzer
Luke Coyle
M. L. Coyle
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Ella Petcina
Harry Lang
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James Lahey
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A. H. Koop
Burlington
Laura Koop
Janet Hazard
Elia Petcina
Asa P. Lambert
Winchester Paint
A. J. Rickless
Mary Lucile
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Sam Reade
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Bernice Woellert
Town City
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Cascade Pent
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Clem Liddy
Ruth Nelson
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Margaret Stadtmueller
Bert Barnts
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George Hein
Marion
Peter Oescheger
Clarence McLaughlin
Clara Burrichter
Delaware County Teachers’ Institute
Manchester
Anna Dueval
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Harald Anson
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Lottie Maruge
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B. T. Balear
Kutter
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Frank Stockwell
Verner Stockwell
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A. W. Steiner
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Lovell
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John Adolph
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Blanche Corder
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Mate Siemering
Maples Inn
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