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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

6

Local Business Club Dinner Features Stenner Address

WCPO Club leaders and past state officers spoke at the October dinner at the W F W hall. Miss Stenner traced the national organization history and extolled membership benefits while Miss Darlene White sang with Marilyn Miller. Mrs Alfred Egger and Augusta Melsha directed, Ruby Kopp presided, V F W auxiliary served, nine guests attended.

Business and Professional Women's ‘Club W.F.W. Hall Stenner Darlene White Marilyn Miller Alfred Egger Augusta Melsha Ruby Kopp V.F.W Pat Stenner Cedar Rapids

Births Reported at John McDonald Hospital

Over two weeks, multiple births announced. Monticello couples welcomed a girl to Henry J. Brokens on October 9 and a boy to Donald Siebels on October 14, Hopkinton pairs added a boy to P. J. McMullen on October 12 and a boy to Donald Mohr on October 14, October 17 brought twins to William Werner of Hopkinton and a girl to Herman Steuri of Monticello.

John McDonald Hospital Henry J. Brokens Monticello P. J. McMullen Hopkinton Donald Siebels Donald Mohr William Werner Herman Steuri

Rotary Dinner Reports Boy Scout Drive Progress

The regular weekly Rotary dinner at the Community building was led by Bob Mullen who presented the Boy Scout financial drive sponsored by the Rotary Club.

Bob Mullen Rotary Club

Marriage Licenses Not Issued This Week in Anamosa

The clerk of court office in Anamosa reported no marriage licenses issued during the past week. No filings or ceremonies were recorded, reflecting a quiet period for civil registrations in the jurisdiction.

Anamosa

Antonia Hanssen Rites Held After Long Illness

Antonia Zak Hanssen died Monday at John McDonald hospital after 250 days of illness. Born July 9 1882 in Oxford Junction, she lived much of her life nearby and was married to Vertus Hanssen who preceded her. Funeral services were held at Monticello Presbyterian Church with Rev J H Blakemore officiating. Pallbearers were Walter Freeman Irvin Graver George Hanssen Arthur Tompkins Ralph Waln and Louis Whiting.

Antonia Zak Hanssen John McDonald Hospital Hanssen Leonard Ahrendsen Wyoming Helen von Spreecken Olin Oxford Junction Vincent Zak Vertus Hanssen Edward Zak Mary Bohm Davenport Monticello Presbyterian Church J. H. Blakemore Walter Freeman Irvin Graver George Hanssen Arthur Tompkins Ralph Waln Louis Whiting Wolf DeVaney Sacred Heart Church St. Francis Cemetery Dyersville David Voels The Legion VFW St. Francis School Sacred Heart High School Navy J. L. Wall Norman Donald Wayne Monticello Leroy Dubuque Marvin Clinton Louis Grace) Terlisner Lamoille EdRvin Ielen) Hemmer Yvonne Wolf Anton Wilhelm James Raymond Clark Virgil Haag

Par ent Teachers Plan Fathers Night at School

The October PTA meeting will be held next Thursday evening at the school and will be Fathers Night. RK A Long Dr L C Perkins and Dr E H DeShaw will discuss a topic of vital interest to parents. The winning class in the membership drive will be announced and the traveling trophy awarded to the room with the most fathers present. Lunch will be provided by several volunteers.

Parent Teacher Association RK. A. Long L. C. Perkins E. H. DeShaw Lyman Perkins Edward Cox Ross Baty Leslie Balster Mabel Paulsen Ralph Wilson

Three Men Killed Saturday In Auto Accident

At 12 15 a m three men died in a car crash when impact crushed the vehicle top requiring a hydraulic jack to free them Wolf and Schafer died instantly Falken died about 90 minutes later at John McDonald hospital authorities reported the accident and noted the vehicle damage and fatal injuries

Wolf Schafer Falken John McDonald

Montini High Band Carnival Halloween Nights

Montini high school band hosts a two night Halloween Carnival October 29 and 30 from 7 30 to 11 30 at Floral Hall City park Band Parents sponsor prizes games dancing and food Proceeds help replace worn band instruments A parade at 7 p m October 29 features Montini state winning band and the school cadet band with costume prizes for children in the parade Votes for Carnival queen sold as a donation to the band.

Monti High School Hallowe'en Floral Hall Ray Stumbaugh Hallowe’en Montini

A J H McNeill Hospitalized After Sudden Illness

Local hardware merchant A J H McNeill was taken to John McDonald Hospital Sunday morning after a sudden illness. His condition was critical Sunday evening but improving slowly by the following report from Mrs. McNeill.

A. J. H. McNeill John McDonald Hospital

Monticello Band Wins Division One At Ottumwa State

Monticello high school marching band under Bandmaster Ray Stumbaugh earned a division 1 rating at the state contest in Ottumwa. Five class B bands shared top honors while Tipton and Knoxville received division 2. A parade, dinner, and gifts highlighted the eventful day.

Ottumwa Monticello High School Ray Stumbaugh Monticello Washington Tama Sigourney Bloomfield Tipton Knoxville Margie Paulsen Stumbaugh

First Physicals Today Send Eight To Cedar Rapids

County selective service registrants will receive preliminary physical examinations in Cedar Rapids today per the Anamosa local board. The group includes Bernard Nowachek Ana mosa John Miller Delbert Wells George Smith Lyle Russell Henry Dose Jr Vernon Vickers and James Benhart. New classifications list 1-A Sears 2-A Benischek Snyder Bright 3-A Gerdes Shada Klinefelter Ladehoff Hendrix 4-A Wear DRAFT noted continued on page 6.

Cedar Rapids Anamosa Bernard Nowachek Oxford Junction John Miller Delbert Wells George Smith Olin Lyle Russell Henry Dose, Jr Wyoming Vernon Vickers James Benhart Albert Iben Charles Soper County Draft Board William B. Sears Robert L. Benischek Robert D. Snyder George W. Bright Robert J. Gerdes Eli Shada Robert A. Klinefelter Dale Ladehoff Otis R. Hendrix Harold L. Wear John L

Three New Court Filings in Anamosa District Court

Three new cases entered in the Anamosa district court docket this week. J F Kanealy seeks $87 plus 5 percent interest for medical fees from Myrtle E McIntyre. Baldwin Savings Bank sues Gerald W Miller and Ina Mae Miller over a $189.76 note secured by a chattel mortgage with 6 percent interest from Oct 16, 1948. Alleyne Childers files for absolute divorce from Noel Childers citing cruel treatment and non support. seeks custody and support for two minor children.

District Court Anamosa J. F. Kanealy Myrtle E. McIntyre Baldwin Savings Bank Gerald W. Miller Ina Mae Miller Alleyne Childers Noel Childers Unionville

Burns Rejoins Yawn School of Photography in Philadelphia

J. L. Burns returned to Philadelphia to resume his position as assistant to the director of the Yawn School of Photography. He had been in Monticello to care for his ill father-in-law C. A. Cox and contributed art and photography to the Monticello Express. His wife and two children stay in Monticello until suitable living quarters are found.

J. L. Burns Philadelphia Yawn School of Burns Monticello C. A. Coxsee Monticello Express

Man Returns Home After Week-Long Hospital Stay

Gene Byers goes home last Monday after a week in John McDonald hospital recovering from an appendectomy performed the prior Monday.

Gene Byers John McDonald Hospital

Cub Scout Pack Meeting At Legion Hall Tonight

Pack Leader Frank Martin announces a Cub Scout meeting at the Legion hall this evening at 7 30. The feature will be a trading spree for attendees to participate in.

Legion Hall Frank Martin

Fire damages tractor and corn picker on Alva Freese farm

Monday afternoon a tractor and corn picker on the Alva Freese farm were badly damaged. The unit operated by Pruit Bros on the Mike Dotterviech farm caught fire as the tractor had just stopped. An extinguisher on the machine failed to stop the blaze. Heat melted the gasoline tank joints feeding the fire. Firefighters fought the flames for over an hour using dirt. Damage total not yet estimated. Henry Prult urged farmers to insure tractors and machinery and carry large extinguishers.

Alva Freese Pruit Bros Mike Dotterviech Henry Prult the Express

Women's Adult Class Plans First Meeting in High School

The Women’s Adult Class will meet Monday November 1 1948 at 8 p m in the home making rooms of the high school. The year’s topic is Easy to Make Slip Covers with Miss Emelda Kanan assisting. After lessons, supervising workshops will follow. contact Miss Esther Nicoll at the public school to attend.

Emelda Kanan Esther Nicoll

New Man Starts Work At DeWitt Drug Store

Marion W. Mitchell began work at DeWitt Drug store in Monticello as assistant manager after leading a Madrid drug store for two years. He will live with his wife and three children in the new Wilcox house on North Cedar Street. Mitchell, in the drug trade since 1927, studied at Des Moines College of Pharmacy. all three children are in school.

Marion W. Mitchell DeWitt Monticello Madrid Mitchell Wilcox House North Cedar Street Des Moines College of Pharmacy

Washington Meeting Draws Jones County School Leaders

Joseph Beage leads several Jones county school leaders to a Southeastern Iowa district meeting in Washington tomorrow. Featured speaker is Dr Henry Alves from the U S Office of Education.

Washington Joseph Beage Jones County Iowa Henry Alves U.S. Office of Education

Court Declares Miller Insane In Anamosa Trial

In Anamosa district court last Monday a jury found Karl Miller insane on a rape charge. Judge Floyd Philbrick ordered commitment to the state hospital until sanity returns. Miller had been observed as mentally ill for at least three years.

Karl Miller Anamosa Floyd Philbrick Department For Anamosa Reformatory Miller Psychopathic Iuwa City Town City Hospital Guy Karsner Ife Cherokee State Hospital Marsner James A. Bender Paul R. Bender F. B. Becker J. E. Heiserman Monticello State Bank Edward Wolfe Lawrence Otten Otten Stuart Fairbanks

Car Crash Near Langworthy Claims Three Young Men

Three men died when their car left Highway 151 near Langworthy and struck a tree after midnight. Victims are Donald Folken 22 of Monticello John Wolf Jr 23 of Monticello and Walter Schafer 22 of Anamosa. Funeral services for Wolf and Folken followed in Anamosa and Monticello with military rites for Wolf.

Jones County Langworthy

Sacred Heart Honors Eight Students On Honor Roll

Report cards for the first six weeks period were distributed at Sacred Heart school last Friday by Rev. Eugene Lorenz superintendent. The honored students include William Aitchison Norbert Manternach Joseph Neh Ruth Kurt Claire O Rourke Robert Turnis Virginia Morrissey.

Sacred Heart Eugene Lorenz William Aitchison Norbert Manternach Joseph Neh Ruth Kurt Claire O'Rourke Robert Turnis Virginia Morrissey

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Wcpo Club Earl Husman Plymouth Lyle Tobiason Studebaker Irwin Kintzel Monticello International Glen A. Russell Ford George H. Bohiken Scotch Grove Harleys Davidson Nick Klein Cascade, International Leslie Reade Tony Aller Mart Rotahty Cli Antonia Hanssen del Blumenshine Cedar Rapids Gazette Larry Burns Cub Scout Meeting DeWitt's John Wolf Walter Schafer Donald Folken John Wolf, Jr F. L. Harrington Harrington Lutheran H. Buesing Amber John Folken United States Navy Ihe Iie Betty Fraser Donna Lee Henry Vietor Edward Martello Marilyn Delores Walter August Schafer Harm Schafer Delphine Lange Johannes Ernest
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