Carrie C Hoag Weds Donald P Sutherland in Cedar Rapids
Miss Carrie C Hoag became the bride of Donald P Sutherland at 8 a m in Dr Harry Kremers’s Cedar Rapids home. The simple ceremony was attended by close relatives with Mrs Forrest Deischer as matron of honor and Owen Sutherland as best man. The couple left for a Chicago honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Carrie C. Hoag
Donald P. Sutherland
Harry Kremers
Cedar Rapids
Forrest Deischer
Owen Sutherland
China
Canton
True Light Middle School
Sutherland
Monticello
Lowell State Bank
Snake in Dining Room Disrupts Quiet Home
Mrs. E. E. Reed found a rattlesnake in her dining room last week. Her husband initially doubted the report, but the snake was killed and identified as a Pacific coast variety. The creature likely arrived hidden in a box of California chrysanthemums sent from Mrs. Reed’s brother.
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E. E. Reed
Northeastern Teachers Association Elects Officers
The Northeastern division of the Iowa State Teachers' association met in Dubuque last Friday and elected officers Malcom Halman president A O Valla vice president Miss Blanche Meyers secretary T M Clevenger treasurer Earl D Cline seating of the executive committee.
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Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Dubuque
Malcolm 8. Halman
Washington Senior
Cedar Rapids
A. O. Valla
Chickasaw County
Blanche Meyers
Waterloo
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
Earl D. Cline
Malcolm S. Hallman
Washington
Town State Teachers Association
Frank W. Jones
Anamosa
National Educational Association
Anamosa Falls 14 0 to DeWitt in Home Game
DeWitt high school defeated Anamosa 14 to 0 on Anamosa’s home field last Friday. DeWitt scored in the first quarter on a 15 yard run by its halfback and added a second touchdown in the second quarter by Pooler. Walton and Naymer led Anamosa on defense and offense.
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DeWitt High School
Anamosa
DeWitt
Pooler
Walton
Naymer
Express Cooking School For Farm Women
The Express announces a free cooking school led by Miss Alice Sharpe in the opera house on October 29 30 and 31 at 2 PM each day. The event targets farm women and town residents with draws for six grocery baskets daily plus additional prizes and live cooking demonstrations.
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Alice Sharpe
Opera House
Glider expert Hastings to perform at homecoming game
Glider champion Albert E. Hastings of Los Angeles, holder of the American glider trophy, will give demonstrations at the Iowa City homecoming game between halves or before. He recently staged four flights at Cedar Rapids airport with pilot George Warner, reaching 5,000 feet and thrilling over 5,000 spectators.
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Albert E. Hastings
Los Angeles
Ralph Bone
Monticello
Mr. Hastings
Elmira
New York
Hastings
Iowa City
Indiana
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
George Warner
Jones County
C. F. Money
Amber youth passes state bar and to practice in Osage
Hearst R. Duncan son of Mr and Mrs J E Duncan of Amber recently passed the Iowa state bar exam at Des Moines and will begin law practice in Osage Northern Iowa He is one of twenty three to pass and is a graduate of Center Junction High School Lenox College Hopkinton George Washington Law School where he was an honor student and held leadership roles He was active in debate and belonged to several fraternities and societies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst R. Duncan
J. E. Duncan
Amber
Des Moines
Iowa
Duncan
Houston
Texas
Osage
Center Junction
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Lathrop
George Washington Law School
Washington, D. C
Law School
Pyramid Society
Delta Theta Pi Legal Fraternity
Delta Sigma Rho
Glasgow University
St. Andrew's University
Emma Deutch
Cedar Rapids
New Process Laundry
Makibben Motor Company
Texas Aggies
Grinnell
Cornell
Luther
Dubuque
St. Louis University
Coe College
Independence
Vinton
Grant
Clinton
Decorah
West Union
Camp Moffit
National Guard
Cedar County
Henry County
Mount Pleasant
Robert Watson
Anamosa
University Hospital
Iowa City
Watson
G. W. Geiger
Tipton
Cedar County Bar Association
Flora Norton
Algona
Sarah Geiger
Chicago
Helen Walters
Margaret
Alleged Gambling Room Raided in Monticello
An alleged gambling room was raided in Monticello last Saturday night and several men were arrested. They were to have preliminary examinations at Anamosa this week and, if bound over to the grand jury, their identities and indictments will be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
Death of Albert Lasack at Oxford Junction
Albert Lasack aged 68 retired member of the Lasack Brothers Manufacturing Company died at his home in Oxford Junction Friday afternoon after a five year illness of arterial hardening. He is survived by his widow four brothers John Wit Mike and Adolph and two sisters Mrs James Straka Jr and Mrs John Peckosh.
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Albert Lasack
Lasack Brothers Manufacturing Company
Oxford Junction
John
Wit
Mike
Adolph
James Straka, Jr
John Peckosh
Oh Doctor Operetta Highlight At Monti High
At Monti high school a forthcoming operetta titled Oh Doctor was announced during a general assembly. The event follows reports on marching band uniforms, National Honor Society members, and recent classroom activities including patient training and a new kindergarten orchestra.
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Smith
Monti
Peg Phelps
Junior Burris
Royden
Kryl
Stout
Teachers’ Institute
Dubuque
Montini
National Honor Society
Mable McVay
Richard Calkins
Leonard Schoon
Tim George
Harold McVay
Mable Harper
Lorene Zimmerman
Elia Rickels
Philomonte
Monti Hi
University Hi
Tipton
Raymond Smith
A. B. Grimes
Monticello
Miss Rabe
Robert Schuetz
Anna Rose Strassberg
Northwood
Donald Siebels
Animoss
Miss Perrine
Monti School
Iverson
Ada Clark
Jean Echternacht
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Clarence M. Coxsee
Redwood City
California
June Meyer
Ardys Rabe
Mulveena
Phyllis Anderson
Clarkes are Stewards of Jones County Home
Mr and Mrs S W Clark are highlighted as successful stewards of the Jones County home where forty six inmates are cared for by twenty three men under Mr Clark. They have served the county since 1914 with salaries rising from sixty to one hundred twenty five dollars for both. The article praises stability and competence under their management.
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S. W. Clark
Jones County
Clark
Myr
Legion Auxiliary Elect Officers at Oct 16 Meeting
The auxiliary of Arthur P. O'Rourke post No. 209 American Legion will meet in the Legion hall tomorrow evening October 16 at 7 30. New officers will be elected for the ensuing year and other necessary business will be transacted. Refreshments will follow.
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Arthur P. O'Rourke
No. 209
American Legion
Legion Hall
Capone Trial Dominates Chicago News of Tax Evasion Case
The Capone defense argues losses from gambling on horse racing between 1924 and 1929 aim to defeat income tax charges. Eight witnesses testified in Federal Judge Wilker son's courtroom detailing Capone's gambling underworld losses totaling about 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capone
al Capone
United States
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Obituary of Tobias Bajasch Died October Fifth at 15
Tobias Bajasch longtime Monticello resident died Monday October 5 at the Alfred Polson home east of Marcus after illness of pneumonia. He was 15 years 4 months and 9 days, born May 27 1856 in Canton Graubunden Switzerland. He came to Monticello in 1873 with his father and brother then moved to Correctionville area in 1880. Survived by several Monticello relatives and by John Bajasch of Glenwood Springs Colo. Funeral at Mount Pleasant church Fielding Iowa October 8 with burial in Correctionville.
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Tobias Bajasch
Monticello
Alfred Polson
Marcus
Canton
Graubunden
Switzerland
John
Dorothy Bajasch
Iecreme
Cherokee County
Bajasch
Henry Bajasch
Correctionville
Ben Che
Roy Morey
John Roof
Roy Davis
Herman Bajasch
John Stiffler
John Bajasch
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Anna
Mount Pleasant
Fielding
Iowa
Notice to Jones County Drivers on Licenses
Drivers in Jones County must apply at the sheriff's office in Anamosa. Bring certificate of transfer for a free license. others pay 25 cents for two years. Chauffeur license is 2.00 per year. Applications require in person appearance. W. H. Frazer.
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Anamosa
W. H. Frazer
President Hoover to broadcast unemployment relief appeal
President Hoover will stop at Fortress Monroe en route to the Yorktown celebration and on Sunday evening broadcast a public appeal opening a national fundraising drive for unemployment relief. The address will be under the President's unemployment relief committee led by Walter S. Gifford. Open pheasant season set for November 6 and 7 in at least 17 north Iowa counties with more counties possible as farmers petition. Official notices list Butler, Chickasaw, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Grundy, Hardin, Hancock, Humboldt, Kossuth, Lyon, Mitchell, O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto, Winnebago, Worth.
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Hoover
Yorktown
Fortress Monroe
Walter S. Gifford
North Iowa
W. E. Albert
Butler
Chickasaw
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Grundy
Hardin
Hancock
Humboldt
Kossuth
Lyon
Mitchell
O'Brien
Osceola
Palo Alto
Winnebago
Worth
Louise Thomas pledged to Tri Delta sorority at William and Mary
Miss Louise L. Thomas daughter of Commander and Mrs Raymond Thomas of Norfolk Virginia was pledged to the Delta Delta Delta sorority at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia She earned a Monticello High School diploma in 1931 and transferred credits to her current school The college dates to 1693 and is linked to three US presidents Jefferson Monroe and Tyler Phi Beta Kappa was founded there in 1776
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Louise L. Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Norfolk
Virginia
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Miss Thomas
Monticello
United States
Jefferson
Monroe
Tyler
Yorktown
Willamsburg
Lord Cornwallis
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary’s
Death of Mrs M F Hoxsey in Shelbyville
Dr T T Hoxsey was summoned to Shelbyville Tennessee last Friday when his mother Mrs M F Hoxsey died Thursday morning at age 85. She was mother to thirteen children, six deceased, with five daughters surviving beside Dr Hoxsey. The community offers sympathy in the bereavement.
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T. T. Hoxsey
Shelbyville
M. F. Hoxsey
Hard Term For Liquor Violators at Local Court
Judge Clark reports a single jury trial last week resulting in a not guilty verdict for the State vs Byerly on a prohibited liquor law charge. Several defendants pleaded guilty and were fined or jailed with sentences ranging from 30 days to six months. fines totaled hundreds of dollars and some penalties were suspended pending good behavior. Sheriff Frazer reports sixteen men in jail.
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Huckins
Moffit
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Huckins
Chicago
W. J. Bryson
Davenport
George Huckins
Clark
State of Town
Vernie Michels
John H. Lambert
W. C. Watson
W. H. Frazer
John McKeever
G. H. Ebers
Harold Sanford
Peter Mundinger
Frank Day
Ed Fass
Ed Day
John Amberg
Herbert Besler
Clayton Pierce
C. B. Paul
G. H. Eilers
W. E. Shugart
John Michels
Same
M. C. Watson
Dental Honor Roll Grows in Local Schools
Public health nurse Miss Lora Houston reports increasing numbers on the dental honor roll across grades. New entries include Rebecca Grimes in grade one and many others from grades two through kindergarten, highlighting growing student interest and participation in dental health.
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Lora Houston
Ardys Rabe
Miss Wood
Rebecca Grimes
James Balsiger
Dewayne Himes
Georgia Bartlett
William Dean Claus
Miss Meyer
Anna Schoon
Louis Nouzak
Frederick Shover
Louis Havitchek
Miss Iverson
Louis Mettler
Carl Behrends
Lavern Eilers
Leslie Burrichter
Arline Balster
Norma Reyner
Alfie Rathbun
Robert
Luella Powers
Wanda Harford
Miss Perrine
Armin Jacobs
Lawrence Brockhahn
James Matthiessen
David Glenn Walker
Wilma Sanford
Average Frost Date Missed In Iowa On Oct 10 1931
The article notes that the usual killing frost date in Iowa is October 10 but on October 10 1931 no frost occurred in this part of the state. Instead a heavy warm rain fell after a dry hot summer. Farmers hope for a hard frost to dry the corn ready for the crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Annual 4-H Club Banquet Set for Olin October 23
Plans for the county wide 4-H banquet anchor Oct 23 in the Olin Consolidated School gymnasium. Invitations go to 4-H members parents and leaders. The program honors top 4-H girl of 1931 health and memory contest winners a leading demonstration team and the best club secretary. livestock contest medals awarded. Committees named for recreation refreshments music and decorations.
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Olin Consolidated School
Ray Sanford
Harry Newman
Don Wherry
Frank Byerly
Pard Miller
George Specht
Sam Ellison
Rena Hoult
E. D. Heiken
Ed Steele
Neighbors Injured As Car Upsets Hayrack Near Fairview
Mrs N J Nemmer and Roger Nemmer of Lamont were injured at Fairview when a car driven by Henry Nemmer struck a hayrack and overturned last week. The report lists other local incidents and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Nemmer
Roger Nemmer
Lamont
Fairview
Henry Nemmer
Hi-bred Yield Test Plots Report at Smith Farm
Harvest at Paul Smith farm on October 9 shows Hi-bred A942 yielding 89.16 bushels per acre and Hi-bred 323 80.64 while Hi-bred 931, 307, and 311 yield lower. The notes compare last year’s standings and advise farmers to use Hi-bred seeds only experimentally and not save seed for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Erain
Cedar Rapids
Stuart Smith
Tipton Monti Game Ends In Scoreless Tie
Tipton and Monti played to a 0 0 tie after four quarters with both teams showing flashes of play. Bartlett and Yeaman led Monti while Tipton's defense and backfield work kept the ball from crossing the line. The tilt previewed a clash with Iowa City as Monti eyes revenge and tweaks to the lineup are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
King
Iowa
Monti
Bartlett
Yeaman
Stott
Iowa City
West Branch
Anamosa
Bud
Egger
Yeoman
Smith
Mendenhall
Larson
Prusha
Cedar Rapids
U. High
Red and Black
Montini
Blind Author Morrisey Wins Recognition in Year Book
William Patrick Morrisey, a blind writer from near Coggan, had his story And Then There Was James Peter selected by Edward J. O'Brien as one of the best American short stories of 1993. The Year Book of American Short Stories lists eighty four authors. Morrisey is among the notable names noted with an asterisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patrick Morrisey
Coggan
James Peter
Edward J. O'Brien
Morrisey
Iowa State Teachers’ College
University of Iowa
Inclde
Jay B. Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Kresensky
Bellevue
Mr. Morrisey
Mildred Fowler Field
Jones County Medical Society Holds City Clinic Dinner
The Jones County Medical Society met for a dinner at Hotel Gillen after a heart and lung clinic at Mercy Hospital. Dr. A. W. Erskine presided. Speakers included Dr. William Spear on tuberculosis recognition, Dr. John H. Peck on rational tuberculosis therapy, and Dr. H. W. Rathe on heart disease treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Medical Society
Hotel Gillen
Mercy Hospital
A. W. Erskine
William Spear
Oakdale
John H. Peck
Des Moines
H. W. Rathe
Towa City
Chicken Pie Supper at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church invites all to a chicken pie supper on Oct. 21. An advertisement urges attendance and marks the date for the community event.
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Presbyterian Church
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Central City
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Benton County
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Demmel
Charles Berger
Louise Thomas
Tri Delta Sorority
Bill Frazer
Olin
Violette Mae Formanck
Belle Plaine
Town State Teachers College
the American Legion of Town
Maquoketa
A. L. Nelson
State Department of Health
Smith Farm
University High
Wm. P. Morrisey
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