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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1940

Page

5

Annual Corn Husking Contests And Court Equity Assignments

Judge Charles J. Haas assigned equity cases for the Anamosa district court Monday and Tuesday with cases including Wilker vs Lamey and O dorf vs Monticello State Bank. Other actions report settlements in Wanda Bullock vs Coyle and Delores McMahon vs Rauch and Feldman, plus a quieting title suit by L. W. Lovell.

Charles J. Haas Anamosa District Court Wilker Lamey Odorf Monticello State Bank Ankney Florence Curtis Folkers Siebels Citizens State Bank of Wyoming Sievers and Wanda Bullock Raymond Coyle

Permanent Football Field Dilemma Faces School Board

The school board seeks public ideas on creating a permanent year round football field with lights after two games’ profits surge. Locals suggest placing the field at the school grounds to share space for softball and tennis, but the site is 20 yards too short for end zones. Leasing another plot or relocating lights are considered to minimize cost.

the Express A. B. Grimes Fairgrounds Manent The Express

Died Thursday Monticello Man Richard Tuetken

Richard Frederick Tuetken died Thursday at John McDonald hospital after a two year illness. Funeral services were at St Matthew's Lutheran in Monticello, Rev. Henry L. Adix officiating. burial at Oakwood Cemetery. He was 30, married to Margaret Filer with three children. Survived by parents Henry and Anna Tuetken, siblings Will Lang, W. E. Tuetken, Paul Tuetken. preceded by brother George (1928).

Richard Frederick Tuetken John McDonald Hospital Mr. Tuetken St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Henry L. Adix Oakwood Cemetery Tuetken Monticello Henry Anna Hanken Lovell Township Margaret Filer Phillip Shirley Janet Will Lang Spring W. E. Tuetken Paul Milwaukee Wis George

Concrete foundation begun for Anamosa post office building

The new Anamosa post office foundation started this week with completion planned 240 days after September 12. The Viggo M. Jensen Co. of Albert Lea Minnesota received the $51,154 contract award for the project.

Anamosa Post Viggo M. Jensen Co Albert Lea Minn

V F W Post 1683 Marks 10th Anniversary

Ninety eight members of Monti cello Post No 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary attended a pot luck supper celebrating the local ladies group tenth anniversary. Mrs Henry Che the first president received a corsage from President Florence Carmichael. Past presidents in attendance included Mrs John Jacobs Mrs Ray Echternacht Elsie Meade Mrs Harrison Luhben Mrs F W Hein with two absent residents out of state. Barney Blair led a solo and the group sang God Bless America as pictures of department and national encampments were shown by Ted Long. Plans for Armistice Day observance were debated at the post meeting. Auxiliary reports covered district meetings at Dubuque. Mrs Hein was named aide to department hospital chairman Mae Lentz and will oversee securing cretonne pillow and bed stand covers for Knoxville and Des Moines hospitals and assist in hospital programs.

Monticello Barney Blair Post Department Ted Long Clinton Dubuque Hein Department Mae Lentz Cretonne Knoxville Des Moines Mrs. Hein Second Ward Lovell Township Third Ward American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Welfare League F. W. Hein Ray Echternacht J. J. Locher C. A. Palmer Z. A. Graves C. C. Hodson B. W. Ament J. G. Mardorf Charles C. Byers Augusta Farley Rena Otten T. J. Gerdes

G. O. P. Dinner Dance Set in Monticello Community Building

The Jones County Young Republican club plans a dinner dance on Thursday October 24 in the Monticello community building. About 450 attendees are expected. Fort Dodge speaker James Dolliver, ex state Legion commander, will address guests. The program includes music by Hal Foreman’s Cedar Rapids orchestra and performances by the Jones County Farm Bureau women’s chorus. Local Republicans will give short talks. Chairman Francis Shimanek leads the arrangements with Monticello and area committee members assisting.

Monticello Jones County Young Republican Club James Dolliver Fort Dodge American Legion Jones County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus William Bissell Wyoming Hal Foreman Orchestra Cedar Rapids Francis Shimanek Elden — Brashaw Francis Steck Fern Bender Fred Miles Olin Gail Peet Martello Charles Hanson Louis Remley Rowena Gordon Charles Niles Anamosa James McLaughlin Republican’s Club

Monticello Man Elected Head of Northeast Iowa Teachers Group

A Monticello educator, A. B. Grimes, was elected president of the Northeast district of the Iowa State Teachers Association at the group’s 44th annual convention in Dubuque. He succeeds Arthur Deamer with B. R. Roberts as vice president and R. C. Latham as treasurer.

A. B. Grimes Monticello Center Dubuque Town State Teachers Association P. C. Latham Charles City R. W. Johnson Dubuque Senior High School Carrie Hanson East Waterloo D. R. Roberts West Union Northeast Iowa Teachers Group Iowa State Teachers Association Teachast Arthur Deamer Cedar Rapids B. R. Roberts R. C. Latham Grimes Rice Detroit Mich Pierre van Paassen Bertia Harding Northeast Iowa

Herring To Speak At Temple Hill Bazaar Rally

United States Senator Clyde L. Herring will address attendees at St. Peter's parish bazaar in Temple Hill Sunday afternoon. The talk is at 4 o clock followed by a chicken and ham dinner. Amusements include a school children's booth and apron booth. A free 9 30 movie sponsored by the state democratic club will be shown on the church lawn, with a midnight lunch to close.

United States Clyde

Elmer Lee and Scotch Bagpipers Visit Corpus Christi

Local note from Bill and Mrs. Beery of Corpus Christi thanks Elmer Lee and 14 musician bagpipers from Canada for goodwill concerts. Lee, a Powell River paper staffer, travels by plane and stage with kilts in orange and red. A photo shows Bill, Elmer with banners from Jones County Fair and the Beery family.

Bill Beery Corpus Christi Texas Elmer Lee Canada Lee Powell River Company Bill Elmer Monticello Jones County Seattle Mrs. Beery Beery

Dr. Fred Puleston Dies in Florida. Former Physician

Dr. Fred Puleston a Monticello physician and writer on Africa died at his Daytona Beach home on October 7. Born in Manchester in 1862 he worked in Africa as a London trading firm representative and British vice consul in the Belgian Congo before moving to America in 1896 to study medicine at the University of Iowa. He practiced in Monticello for 17 years before settling in Daytona Beach where he continued his medical work lecturing and writing about Africa.

Fred Puleston Monticello Africa Daytona Beach Florida Manchester England Puleston London Belgian Congo America College of Medicine University of Iowa Schultz Bros

Cattle Shipments Light at Monticello This Week

Cattle shipments from and to Monticello were comparatively small this week per M D Leonard. Receipts include Lawrence Burlage four carloads, John Kurt Jy two, Pete Hosch one, and Chris Reiter three cattle carloads. Exports from Monticello show Fagan Bros two hogs carloads, George Manternach one cattle carload, and George Kurt three cattle carloads.

Monticello M. D. Leonard Lawrence Burlage John Kurt Jy Pete Hosch Chris Reiter Fagan Bros George Manternach George Kurt

Church School Group To Meet In Jones County

The first executive meeting of the Jones county council of Christian Education for the new year was held in Wyoming Sunday afternoon with Rev J K Delahooke presiding. Rev F G Tyrrell of Center Junction is named superintendent. Plans call for a county leadership council and five consecutive Monday evenings in November in Anamosa. A finance committee and a youth conference liaison committee were appointed.

Jones County Council of Christian Education Wyoming J. K. Delahooke Anamosa F. G. Tyrrell Center Junction

Monticello’s Huibregtse Named to Cornell Orchestra

Lucille Huibregtse daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Huibregtse Monticello is named to the 1940 41 Cornell symphony orchestra A fall concert is set for November 5 with a possible spring tour through the middle west She is a Monticello high school graduate active in both band and orchestra and plans to major in music at Cornell

Lucille Huibrertse E. H. Huibregtse Monticello Cornell Symphony Orchestra Miss Huibregtse Monticello High School Cornell

Wayne Zion Ladies Aid Chicken Supper and Bazaar

The Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran ladies aid hosts an annual chicken supper and bazaar this evening. Serving begins at five o'clock.

Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Ladies Aid

Monticello Registers 294 Men for National Draft

In Monticello and surrounding townships 294 young men registered for the nationwide defense conscription. Ward 1 recorded 83, Ward 2 87, Ward 3 84. Lovell 88, Castle Grove 89, Wayne 125. Cards were sent to County Auditor George Specht for draft board processing.

Monticello Lovell Township Castle Grove Wayne George Specht Washington,d

Monticello Man Injured in Accident

R. H. Balster a Monticello businessman was injured in a midweek auto crash north of Oxford Junction. He reportedly dozed at around nine and left the road into a ditch. He suffered a bitten tongue fractured ribs and a bruised arm while his Plymouth car was wrecked.

R. H. Balster Monticello Oxford Junction Joe

Doris Board Joins Ty College Choir in Cornell

Doris Beard Board daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy F E Board Wor thington has been named a member of the Cornell college choir. The choir tours the central states during spring vacation and has broadcast many times over middle west stations. Beard, a Monticello high school graduate, plans to major in school music at Cornell.

Doris Board Leroy FE. Board Worthington Cornell College Central States Middle West Miss Beard Monticello High School Cornel

BPW Represented At Cedar Rapids Meeting Monday

Monticello Business and Professional Women's club members Fern Bender Ruth Graves Caroline Heiken Bertha Locher Isabel and Mildred Meyer attended a Cedar Rapids dinner and inspirational program at the Roosevelt hotels by the Cedar Davids club Speakers included Mrs Alice Warsaw Iowa Federation president on Women at Work the Past and Miss Vivien Kellems president of Kellems Products New York City on Women are People Guests came from Anamosa DeWitt Davenport Maquoketa Marshalltown Grundy Center and Waterloo plus local civic group representatives

Monticello Fern Bender Ruth Graves Caroline Heiken Bertha Locher Isabel Mildred Meyer Cedar Rapids Roosevalt Cedar-Davids Alice Warsaw Iowa Federation Vivien Kellems Kellems Products New York City Anamosa DeWitt Davenport Maquoketa Marshalltown Grundy Center Waterloo

Subscribership Swells as Monticello Area Adds 17 Express Readers

Seventeen new families join the Express in Monticello area boosting local readership. New subscribers include Monticello residents William Grover Carl Ftten Adolph Kernen Kirk Eden Karl Edwards Scotch Grove Manville Welch Walter Tuel Cascade firms Fagan Bros Rink Bros Kearney Bros Ed Greenwood McGrane Bros Anamosa John M McNamara Frank Machart Matt R Holub Hopkinton John Albany Sand Spring Louis Nachtman and others. The event features a corn picking contest with Frank Remington defending his title and Joe Ladehoff challenging, followed by a Morley band concert and community lunch. The field is described as uniform with 85 bushels per acre expected and over 100 volunteers on committees. The Jones County Farm Bureau sponsors the event led by Clarence Grafft.

The Express Monticello William Grover Carl Ftten Adolph Kernen Kirk Eden Karl Edwards Scotch Grove Manville Welch Walter Tu Jones County Farm Bureau Clarence Grafft Olin

Cascade corn husking contest draws crowd near Monticello

Cascade Iowa hosts the Dubuque county corn husking championship at the Ray Kurt farm five miles northeast of Monticello on Highway 151. The 80 minute event begins at 10 with 12 contestants led by defending champion Milt Kintzle. Officials include Frank Meyers as starter and Aitchison as committee chair with 4-H agent Tom Gleson in charge of refreshments.

Cascade Ray Kurt Dubuque Whic Peter Kurt Monticello A. F. Aitchison Dubuque County John Stecker Mr. Meyers Tom Gleson 4-H Walter Hunter John A. Hines

Plan County Meets At Cascade Martelle

The annual corn husking meets unfold Saturday at Cascade and Martelle as leading huskers test speed stamina and ability. Farmers and residents watch hundreds of pickers chase state and national recognition to represent their county at the district meet. The rural contest rewards vigor steadiness and endurance under strain.

Cascade Martelle

Jones County corn husking contest set for Saturday

Hundreds of residents gather at the Harry Newman farm two miles east of here for the ninth annual Jones County corn husking contest starting Saturday at 10 am. Sheriff Henry Eichhorn will fire the starting gun.

Directed verdict in Sutliff v Morrison case

District Judge Charles J. Haas granted a directed verdict in Anamosa last week in the Sutliff versus Morrison case, ruling in favor of Robert Morrison Inc. against Sutliff.

Robert Morrison, Inc Charles J. Haas Anamosa Sutliff

Be Generous To Red Cross On Annual Roll Call Next Month

The Monticello Red Cross chapter urges wider support during the annual Roll Call from November 11 to 30 to fund expanded welfare services for service members and their families. Chapters will boost home service staff and field representatives, assist with illness, emergencies, and employment, and train more first aiders and home hygiene workers.

Red Cross Monticello Army Navy Ed Cross Red Cross Nursing Reserve Corps

Willkie Supporters and Third Term Day Noted in Willkie Efforts

Republican servicemen in Jones county work for the Willkie ticket with Paul F. Smith as state secretary. Willkie Wilson bumper plates appear on cars. October 23 is set as no third term day as ex service members seek a large November 5 vote. Ladies from local groups travel to Waterloo for Methodist Womens Society sessions.

Jones County Paul F. Smith Astate Willkie

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Bullock-Coyle Roxy Bullock Onslow C. R. Smith Marie Kula Rudy Feldman Delores McMahon John McMahon George Rauch Rauch Feldman Presey Hanna Foreman Martha Buol Richland John Carstengen Velma Dusanek South Madison W. D. Green Stone City Dale Heffiefinger Rome Garnet Heiken Kenneth Holcomb Greenfield Louise Kellogg Dora Remington Jackson Mike Shanney George White Iowa Earl Grim M. F. Carpenter Charles F. Browne W. Lovell Scotch Grove Township Joseph Gibson Dick Tuetken Pour Foundation For Auxiliary Plan County Monti Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Mark H. Morse Wyoming Women’s Relief Corps C. L. Herring Temple Hill Lucille Huibregtse Wayne Church Ty College BPW Éorn Frank Remington Joe Ladehoff Martello Busker Clarence Willms Walter Hoppe Irvin Kintzle Lester Beneschek John Mortensen Lorance Wilken Langworthy al Althoff Herman J. Schmidt Lisbon Morley Band Robert Deamer Otto Danneman Amber Joe Ladehofte Morrison Helms Knights of Pythias Knights of Columbus Henry Helms California Schoenhut’s Noor Ray Kiehternacht Kp’s Kc's Ralph Lambert Republican Service League Mesdames H. Huibregtse George Woodall F. Balster A. R B. Grimes C. A. Coxsee Santeretiee New Womans Organization Methodist Church
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