Sixth Annual Jones County Corn Husking Contest
The sixth annual Jones county corn husking event occurs on Walter McCormick farm four miles southeast of Olin on Wednesday morning October 27 at 10 o clock. Field yields about 80 bushels per acre from 939 Hybrid corn with no weeds and 90 rod rows. An elevator and scales operate on site with a noon prize announcements and lunch stand. Entries close Saturday with Farm Bureau forms. over 80 people named to committees to run the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Walter McCormick
Olin
Farm Bureau
Wm. McLaughlin
B. F. Morse
I. R. Hintz
Oliver Furst
Lee Streets
W. B. Clark
Otto Danneman
Stanley Waggoner
Carl Smith
Harry Newman
Ray Sanford
Oscar Kinler
Sheriff Eichhorn
Farm Bureau Office
Clarence Graffi
Pete Leysen
Lee Areets
Lorensen
Walter McCor
Mrs. Juilf Husman Dies in Monticello at 70
Mrs. Juilf Husman died at her Monticello home Wednesday evening after a period of ill health and a hip fracture six weeks earlier. She would have turned 71 in March and is survived by her husband Juilf Husman, her son Henry Seba from Los Angeles, two brothers Henry Freese of Monticello and Dedrich Freese of Amber, and is a member of St. Matthews Lutheran Church. Funeral plans depend on Henry Seba’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juilf Husman
Monticello
Henry Seba
Los Angeles
Husman
Germany
Sand Spring
Seba
Seven marriage licenses issued this past week
County Clerk Lee Byerly issued seven marriages this week. Couples include Robert C Williams of Pittsburgh to Maxine Palmer of Monticello. Williard Abel of Waterloo to Cecil Brecht of Waterloo. Elmer Jaeger of Anamosa to Lodema Wells of Anamosa. Edwin Womachka of Makoketa to Esther Peet of Elwood. Charles Temple of Chicago to Eleanor Remiley of Anamosa. Reynold Soppe of Monticello to Albertha Kelchen of Monticelo. Gordon Hunt of Manchester to Alma Arnold of Masonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Byerly
Robert Calvin Williams
Pittsburgh
Maxine Delight Palmer
Monticello
Williard Abel
Waterloo
Cecil Brecht
Elmer Leroy Jaeger
Anamosa
Lodema Wells
Edwin George Womachka
Maquoketa
Esther Laurine Peet
Elwood
Charles Luther Temple
Chicago
Illinois
Eleanor Jane Remiley
Reynold Soppe
May Albertha Kelchen
Gordon Hunt
Manchester
Alma Arnold
Masonville
Joe Holub Arrested For Stealing Horses Near Prairieburg
Joe Holub of near Prairieburg was captured near Iowa City by Linn County officials on Monday night after authorities across the region were alerted to his alleged role in stealing three of his uncle’s young horses and selling them in Illinois. Holub has a prior record including arrests for alleged bad checks.
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Joe Holub
Prairieburg
Iowa City
Linn
Illinois
Holub
Hodgson new agent at Anamosa depot replaces Peterson
W K Hodgson, previously Milwaukee Road depot agent at Anamosa, assumes the Anamosa depot agent post vacated by J B Peterson. He has run Monticello ticket office for 14 years and will commute from Monticello with his family remaining there. One son transferred to Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hodgson
Milwaukee Railroad
Anamosa
Monticello
J. BH
Peterson
Perry
Anamosa Man Drifts Missing Since Sept 13
Dr. Carl E. Brown 53 of Anamosa has been missing since September 13. Mrs. W. A. Sherman of Cedar Rapids, his wife’s mother, told peace officers. A postal card postmarked Osage and possibly in his hand writing was received by his wife. Brown drove a Ford Model A with a forbidden license. Sheriff Henry Eichhorn of Jones County is notified. Brown lived in Cedar Rapids until last July and was a chiropractor. He is described as six feet tall, light complexion, about 150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Brown
Anamosa
W. A. Sherman
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Brown
Henry Eichhorn
Jones County
Brown
Mrs. Mary Gray Harford Died At Home In Monticello
Mrs Mary Gray Harford died at her Monticello home on Sycamore street Friday October 15 after several months illness. She was born December 12 1885 and married George F Harford January 1 1918. Survived by husband father and eight nephews and one sister Lulu White. Funeral Monday at two from the family home with Rev W J Grossheim officiating. burial in Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Harford
Sycamore Street
Harford
Mary Gray
James
Nancy Gray
George F. Harford
Monticello
Hopkinton
Lulu White
Cedar: Rapids
Mark Lewis
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Harry Miller
Nevins Miller
Cedar ‘Rapids
Iowa
Forrest Miller
Long Beach
California
Raymer
Miller
Davenport
Peter Miller
Coy
Hugh
Charles Lambert
Albertha Kelchen Weds Reynold Soppe in Sacred Heart Rite
Albertha Kelchen daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Kelchen Lovell township married Reynold Soppe son of Mr and Mrs Antone Soppe at Sacred Heart church last Monday morning. Nuptial mass by Rev A L Lorenz with Vincent Kelchen as best man and Monica Soppe as bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom parents home. The couple will reside on a farm near Jones county after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertha Kelchen
Geo. Kelchen
Lovell Township
Reynold Soppe
Antone. Soppe
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Vincent Kelchen
Monica Soppe
Knot Hole Cards On Sale For Iowa Games
The Knot Hole club offers membership cards for section seating at the University of Iowa stadium. Prices are 25 cents for high school students and 10 cents for younger children. Next home game is October 23 versus Michigan with Minnesota and Indiana games following in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa City
Indiana
Forget-Me-Not Sale Funds Veterans Aid
Monticello Auxiliary No 1683 Veterans of Foreign Wars thanks contributors for the Forget-Me-Not sale aiding disabled World War veterans. Held last Saturday, the sale raised 44 dollars 69 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mrs Fairbanks Dies at Home West of Monticello
The death of Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks occurred at her home west of Monticello last night after prolonged illness. Her funeral will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the residence. An obituary will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fairbanks
Monticello
Local B P W Club Initiates Five New Members
The B P W Club held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening October 20 at the Congregational church. Lena Marugg chaired the membership committee and five new members were initiated: Ruth Walters Jennie Strassberg Vera Steffy Jo Atwater and Freda Zimmerman. Minnie Ricklefs spoke on what the club means to its members and their obligations to the Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Lena Marugg
Ruth Walters
Jennie Strassberg
Vera Steffy
Jo Atwater
Freda Zimmerman
Minnie Ricklefs
B. P. W. Club
Holst Guyan Wed in Columbia Missouri
Miss Helen 8 Holst daughter of C M Holst Center Junction and George R Guyan son of Mrs George Guyan Monticello wed Sunday Oct 17 at five at Missouri Methodist Church Columbia. Ceremony by Dr Robert Holliday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wallace Mosier. Postnuptial dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs C L Thomas. The groom, a Grinnell College and Iowa State University graduate, works as program director for KFRU in Columbia. They will live at 307 Fredericks Apartments after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Winkler Rearrested on Bootlegging Charges
Louis J. Winkler of Earlville was arrested last week east of Manchester by a highway patrolman and arraigned before Justice Brayton on illegal liquor possession and driving without a license. He had just been released on bond from Cedar Rapids jail after involvement in a federal still near Oxford Junction last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Winkler
Earlville
Manchester
J. M. Brayton
Cedar Rapids
Oxford Junction
John McDonald Hospital Notes For The Week
Week hospital notes list admissions including Margaret Ann Edwards Emily French and Mrs Guy Hogan in Wyoming. Births recorded to Albert Hartman Thomas George Jr Leonard Bader with a girl and two boys. Discharges include Mrs John Schmidt and baby Mrs W M Lang and baby Arthur Stadtmuller Joe Baxter Mrs Oscar Kinler Mrs C J Rubner and baby and Mrs Frank Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Margaret Ann Edwards
Wyoming
Emily French
Guy Hogan
Albert Hartman
Thomas George Jr
Leonard Bader
John Schmidt
W. M. Lang
Arthur Stadtmuller
Joe Baxter
Oscar Kinler
C. J. Rubner
Frank Smith
Scotch Grove Nursery Busy With Fall Planting
The Scotch Grove Nursery in Scotch Grove completed landscaping for Dr. Lawrence R. Locher of Farley. W. A. Gage of Manchester did the work. Additional plantings were made in Farley for Joseph Mahoney and Emmet B. Wood as Royden and his crew continued busy work in eastern Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Lawrence R. Locher
Farley
W. A. Gage
Manchester
Joseph Mahoney
Emmet B. Wood
Royden
Iowa
Duck Shoot Scheduled At Monticello Gun Club
The Monticello Gun Club announces a duck shoot at its grounds No 161 south of Monticello on Sunday October 24. The job department urges interested residents to attend the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Gun Club
The
Monticello Express
Monticello
Cedar Rapids Poet Shot While Hunting
Cedar Rapids poet and writer J. G. Sigmund died in a local hospital after a hunting accident near his Waubeek summer home. The 51 year old author and lecturer was shot by his own gun while pursuing a wounded rabbit and died at 9:10 p m after surgeons amputated his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Sigmund
Cedar Rapids
Waubeek
Sigmund
Harold F Mann Died at Home in Dubuque
Harold F Mann of Dubuque died Tuesday after a illness with heart trouble. He had worked for Northwestern Bell for 15 years in Nashua Cedar Falls Clarksville Allison and was store keeper in Dubuque. Born November 28 1898 in Central City he served in WWI and married Ada Stadtmueller with two children James and Harold Jr. He is survived by his mother sister and two brothers. Funeral services were at Egelhof and St Matthew s Lutheran in Dubuque with burial at Oakwood Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Mann
Dubuque
Monticello
Mann
Northwestern
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Coe College
Telephone Company
Nashua
Cedar, Falls
Clarksville-Allison
Central City
J.F. Mann
Coggan
Cedar Rapids
Lambda ‘Tau Delta
Iowa State College
Ames
American Legion
Ada Stadtmueller
Fred Stadtmueller
James
Harold, Jr
J. F. Mann
Coggon
Paul Pillard
Marion Mann
Jeas
Wilbur Mann
Egelhof
St. Matthew's American Lutheran Church
Harold Dangs
Oakwood Cemetery
Public School Notes This Week Highlights Honor Rolls
Evalena Rickels reports honor roll standings across grades seven through eleven with student names and scores. Also notes activities: American Literature Club meeting, homecoming dance upcoming, class parties, field study hike, and various classroom updates including new students and a birthday celebration.
Jury Trials Conclude For September Term
The September term ends after three jury trials. Monarch Fire Insurance versus Maynard Belknap was dismissed after evidence. Belknap had settled earlier. Other cases included Beeson versus Benischek and Shedek versus Shedek with guardian petition ruled against. Judge Haas presided as jurors from Langworthy Scotch Grove Olin and other towns served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watters
Shedek
Mary Shedek
Charles Shedek
Shedeck
Haas
William J. Beeson
Edward Benischek
Monarch Fire Insurance Company
Maynard Belknap
Frank Eilers
Eilers
Belknap
Bar
George D. Shafer
Langworthy
Herman Stutt
Pearl Naylor
Scotch Grove
Audrey McCormick
Olin
Wit Lasack
Oxford Junction
A. W. Hackbarth
Monticello
O. D. Flockhart
J. C. Darrow
Albert Buch
Wyoming
Irma Ahrendsen
Regular P. T. A. Meeting This Evening At School
The regular meeting of the P. T. A. will be held this evening October 21 at 7 30 o clock in the music room of the public school. The program features Objectives For the Kindergarten by Miss Mary Stoddard Health Attitude and Habits by Dr J H Fraser. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stoddard
J. H. Fraser
Road Paving Projects At 3 Points Announced
A. A. Hurst of Maquoketa, new Iowa Highway Commissioner, announced three additional black-top surfacing projects totaling about 13 miles at roughly 7000 per mile. The routes run from Oxford Junction north to the town edge, Olin north to Highway 64, and Onslow north to Highway 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Monticello
A. A. Hurst
Maquoketa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Oxford Junction
Olin
Onslow
Hurst
Highway Commission
Jones County
Young People Attend Cedar Rapids Meeting
A large group of Monticello youths plus chaperones attended the Cedar Rapids area Young People's meeting of the Presbyterian church on Sunday. The delegation included 20 from Monticello, with devotion led by Francis Collins and a talk by Donald Maire on The Christian Home. A missionary from China spoke on his experiences and work. Merle Hutton was elected president of the Cedar Rapids area Young People's organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sutherland
John Wilcox
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Francis Collins
Donald Maire
China
Merle Hutton
Presbyterian Sunday School
Young People’s Organization
Castle Grove Church To Serve Supper Oct 27
Castle Grove Lutheran Church will serve a community supper on Wednesday October 27 in the church hall. The event invites all residents to attend for a hearty meal and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Church
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Surprise Given for Rev and Mrs Willms in Wayne Township
The Lutheran brotherhood and Zion's Lutheran Church women held a surprise party Sunday evening for Rev and Mrs J Willms. About two hundred guests attended and games were played. George Harms and Rick Menken spoke. A purse was presented to the couple by Mr Harms. Rev Willms expects to move to a new parsonage at Wilmar around November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lutheran Brotherhood and Ladies and Society of Zion's Lutheran Church of
Wayne Township
J. Willms
George Harms
Rick Menken
Temple Hill School Destroyed By Fire At Temple Hill
St. Peter's Parochial School at Temple Hill six miles south of Cascade was leveled by a fire caused by an overheated furnace pipe. The janitor discovered the blaze at 4:30 p.m. with no students inside. Cascade firefighters saved the Sisters of St. Francis residence as sparks caught the convent roof. The two story 30 by 60 foot building was insured. parish plans to rebuild in brick. Rev. Eugene Lorenz serves as pastor. A bazaar scheduled for the school auditorium had been moved to Cascade on the same dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Parochial School
Temple Hill
Cascade
Fire Department of
Sisters of St. Francis
Eugene Lorenz
New Teacher Hired To Fill Hale School Vacancy
Grace Patnode, Anamosa normal training graduate, accepts Hale No. 6 teaching post to replace resigning Letha Potter. County reports list several schools with no tardy marks after six weeks, including Black Oak and Scotch Grove No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Patnode
Anamosa High School
Hale
Letha Potter
Black Oak
Geraldine Ireland
Rick
Birkiac Weber Wayne
Jéne Zimmerman Lovell
Marie Widmer
Scotch Grove
Ida Wood Wayne
Emil Prvit
Oxford
Rosalie Abrams Cass
Maxine Dearborn
Richland
Mary Bohlken Waggoner
Florence Wehling
Midwest Mfg Co Receives $105 Judgment in Fire Loss Case
The Midwest Manufacturing Co of Cedar Falls won a district court judgment of 105.30 against W. G. Schoon after a directed verdict. Schoon had purchased a two row cultivator on April 3 1932 on consignment. the unit was later destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falls
W. G. Schoon
Anamosa
C. J. Haas
Schoon
Kettlitz Leads Coe College Medieval Play
William Kettlitz son of Mrs Hans Kettlitz from Monticello starred as Everyman in Coe College medieval morality play Every Man at Sinclaire Memorial Chapel Cedar Rapids during homecoming. Report says his performance was outstanding and sincere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kettlitz
Hans Kettlitz
Monticello
Coe College
Everyman
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Jay Mayberry Stricken By Stroke At Anamosa Farm
Word comes this week on the serious illness of Jay Mayberry chair man of the Board of Supervisors. He suffered a paralysis stroke last Saturday at his farm two and one half miles north of Anamosa. His condition is described as very serious and doctors will determine the full extent of the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Jay Mayberry
Mayberry
Anamosa
Mr. Mayberry
Wanted at Once Monticello Rental Ads
Dozens of families seek apartments or homes in Monticello. If you have unoccupied rental property, advertise in The Express at once to attract renters quickly. Classified ads cost one cent per word per insertion with a 25 cent minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
The
Express
Man testifies in Newark case against Garden State Farm
William Podlaski returned from Newark New Jersey where he testified for the U S government in a federal case involving the Garden State Farm Products Company. The company allegedly used the mails to sell eggs nationwide including to Monte Hatchery Monticello and Russell Lux Hopkinton, shipping over two hundred dollars worth of eggs in 1935. Five Iowa men flew from Chicago to New York on the Lindbergh line last week. Podlaski testified at Newark on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Podlaski
Newark
New Jersey
United States
Garden State Farm Products Company
Monte Hatchery
Monticello
Russell Lux
Hopkinton
Washington
Iowa
Chicago
New York City
Podhaski Testi
Louise Kreeb Weds Arthur Holub in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Louise Kreeb daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W Kreeb Monticello and Arthur Holub son of Mr and Mrs Frank B Holub Prairieburg were married at 830 am Wednesday in Sacred Heart church Rev Father A L Lorenz officiated Ava Maria was sung by the choir The couple were attended by Mary Houser Anamosa and Stanley Kula Prairieburg The bride wore a floor length silver satin gown with chamatelle lace and a silk net veil The bridesmaid wore a matching dress and carried tea roses and white and blue chrysanthemums A wedding dinner followed at the bride parents home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kreeb
Fred W. Kreeb
Monticello
Arthur Holub
Frank B. Holub
Prairieburg
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Ava Maria
Mary Houser
Anamosa
Stanley Kula
Holub
Thag Duster Company
Sixteen year old dies after Cedar Rapids crash
Norma Nemec, 16, of Cedar Rapids, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after an accident Saturday on the Lincoln highway west of the city. Six other youths in the car were injured, with two in serious condition. In a separate crash four miles east of Manchester, Mr and Mrs Houghton of Waterloo and L R Lauser with Dan Chamberlain of Independence were hurt. Mrs Houghton reportedly suffered a fractured hip. Captain Rolland Netcott of Independence died Friday in Legion Texas after a veteran's hospital stay. he leaves a widow and son and siblings including Mrs L P Guthrie of Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Nemec
Cedar Rapids
Miss Nemec
Manchester
James Houghton
Waterloo
L. R. Lauser
Dan Chamberlain
Independence
Houghton
Rolland Netcott
Veteran's Hospital
Legion
Texas
L. P. Guthrie
Hopkinton
Manchester Man Guilty On Manslaughter Charge
Henry Acers Jr. 20 of Manchester found guilty by a Delaware county jury of an attempt to commit manslaughter. A five year penitentiary sentence possible. Attorneys may file a motion for a new trial in 30 days. State alleges Acers confronted J. T. O Neal with a gun during an attempted arrest at his grandmother's home. Defense says no threat and that a discharged cartridge was an accidental self harm incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Acers, Jr
Manchester
Delaware County
J. T. O'Neal
Clinton
Young Acers
O'Neal
Acers
Eldora
Car Wrecked South Of Town Saturday
Henry Monk owned car wrecked on U S highway 161 just south of town beyond the Fred Shover corner while Monk headed toward Langworthy. A passing car turned in front of him forcing the collision with the guard rail. Repair costs about 130 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Monk
Fred Shover
U.S. Highway 161
Monk
Langworthy
Death Notices Return Sad News From Local Homes
Louise Leiber of Castle Grove township died last Sunday after a long illness at her daughter Mrs John Steiners home. She was born September 24 1853 in Speiz Bern Switzerland and came to the United States in 1894. Survived by daughter and son Jacob Leiber of Seattle two grandchildren and a funeral was held at the Reformed church with Rev Armin Tendick. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Funeral services for Harlan Duane Etten were held at the Reformed church in Monticello with Rev Tendick and burial in Oakwood cemetery. Harlan born July 19 1934 was taken ill and died October 13 after treatment at John McDonald hospital. He leaves parents one brother and two sisters. Deaths bring sincere sympathy from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leiber
John Steiner
Castle Grove Township
Mr. Seiber
Seiber
Jacob Leiber
Seattle
Washington
Reformed Church
Tueday
Armin H. Tendick
Oakwood Cemetery
Harlan Duane Etten
Fred Etten
Lovell Township
Monticello
Armin Tendick
Harlan
John McDonald Hospital
Marvin
Evaline
Marline
Conference To Be Held In Monticello
The older pirts and boys conference of Jones county churches will meet Tuesday November 23 in Monticello at the Congregational church. Delegates from county churches prepared plans at a Monday meeting. chairmen were named and preliminary work completed. The event invites all county churches to participate and aims for a record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirts and Boys Conference
Jones County
Monticello
Congregational Church
Hog Auctions Across Week Include High Price Boars
J B Seehusen held an annual auction last Wednesday selling 28 Chester White boars at an average $42.50. top bid $100 from Ray Morehead of Maquoketa. Helgens Brothers of Monticello held their Poland China sale Thursday with 51 boars and gifts. high boar $160 to O J Hess of Worthington. average $40 and gifts top $33 to Edwin Werning of Newhall. overall boar average $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Seehusen
Chester
Ray Morehead
Maquoketa
Helgens Brothers
Monticello
Poland
China
O. J. Hess
Worthington
Edwin Werning
Newhall
Monticello High Band Delivers Strong Concert
Monticello high school band conducted by Lyle McMullen delivered an excellent performance with polished training evident after two years. The standout piece was Cabins by Gillette. Both McMullen and the band earned praise and more concerts are hoped for this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello High School
Lyle McMullen
McMullen
Gillette
Bert Kiburz Auction Proved Successful
The Bert Kiburz farm auction last week drew Col. Bill Null’s praise. Top horse sold for 157 dollars while 22 head of cattle averaged 68 fifty. Corn in the field brought 29 dollars per acre and hogs and sheep sold well. Farm machinery prices were fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kiburz
Bill Null
Howland Eiler Auction Brings In 3600 Dollars
Luther Howland and Ed Hiler held an auction on Hiler’s farm northwest of Monticello. Cattle sold to $76 per head and horses also brought strong prices. Oats brought 32 cents a bushel and alfalfa hay 15.25 per ton, totaling 3600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Howland
Ed Hiler
Monticello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones Co
McCormick Farm
Glenn Sones
Ray Stivers
Frank Byerly
Irving Hintz
L. T. Lorenzen
Ed Sarba
Gene Porter
Field
Marshall
Wm. Reese
H. Hartman
Frank An Ss
Chasiskeline
Arnold
Johnn’ ‘McCormick
Jévit Rohwedder
Stanley “Waggoner
Alva
George Harford
R. Soppe
Rev
Sacred Heart Church of Monticello
Iliss Helen Holst
George Guyan
Columbia, Mo
Dr. Holiday
Winkler
Scotch Grove Nursery
Evalena Rickels
Elizabeth Byerly
Jack Stuhler
Robert Husman
Rebecca Grimes
Gertrude Origies
Betty Adams
Betty Lou Podhaski
Gene Walker
Betty Lou Patterson
Helen McLaughlin
Wilma Yount
Eloie Timmins
Doris Boss
Mary Lou Suett
Audrey Ritter
Venetia Shover
Lois Naylor
Robert Liddy
Robert Seibels
Janann. Sweitzer
Royal Landis
Arline Balster
Vernon Stahlberg
Lester Monk
Olive Nagel
Robert Eggers
Yvonne ‘Lange
Ruth Reuter
Shirley Hobert
Janet Howie
Junior Welter
Robert Heyen
Herbert Herren
la Vern Mahi
Lucille Huibergpse
Wilma Gressheim
Doris Satan
Milo Tobiason
Wanda Podhaski
Jo Ricklefs
Mary Jane
Mary Jane Veitch
Miss Cruise
Jimmy Osman
Roberta Wilcox
DeWain Kammerman
Miss Iverson
Jimmy Seehusen
Susan Stuhler
Barbara Walker
George Rynerson
David Walker
Leonard Strassberg
Jane Stuhler
Joan ‘Schmidt
Buddy Griffith
Miss Walter
Keith Lundquist
Parkersburg
Miss Stoddard
Lorraine Kammerman
Bill Kettlitz
Louis Kreeb
Louise Lieber
Harlan Etten
Howland-Eiler
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