Monticello Triumphs 26 0 as West Branch Held Scoreless
Monticello dominating the line and special teams held West Branch scoreless to capture a 26 to 0 victory. Key plays included Hobert runs, Schoon 33 yard punt return for a touchdown, and fielding accuracy with Kuhns and C ox contributions.
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Monticello West Branch
Verd Richardson le
D. Peterson
Schlemme
Edwards Rickels
Erlander
Eden Espensen
Vie Richardson
K. Vincent Kuhns
Farmer Schoon
K. Jensen
C. Vincent Hobert
Thompson K. Cox
H. Peterson
L. Cox
Hemingway
Hobert Schoon
Morey
York
Lubben
Kiburz
Pruil
Bone
Hats off to Junie Hobert on Monti team sparks
In eastern Iowa coverage Junie Hobert, Monti’s smallest player, fleet with ball and nearly 250 yards rushing last Friday amid chaotic blocks and penalties. Highlight plays include Capt. Donald Schoon’s punt block and Verdie’s kicking for Monticello.
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Monticello
Hobert
Capt. Schoon
K. Cox
Eden
Vic Richardson
Iveness
Kuhns
Bud Bone
Lew Cox
Junie Hobert
Monti
Iowa
Junior
Donald Schoon
West Branch
Don
District Governor Visits Monticello Rotary Club
A. C. Fuller district Governor of Rotary for the district visited the Monticello club last Monday evening. He delivered an interesting and profitable talk that engaged those present. Fuller is affiliated with the State Teachers college at Cedar Falls in the extension department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fuller
Rotary
Monticello
Fuller
Tews State Teachers College
Cedar Palls
Boarding An Editor In His Own Den
Governor Herring and Lieutenant Governor Kraschel spoke in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday evening aiming to blunt charges from the Gazette editor. Herring appeared uneasy and cautious while Kraschel delivered a bolder but less sincere performance, avoiding concrete details to clear state records.
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Herring
Kraschel
Cedar Rapids
The
Gazette
New Books At Library Ready For Distribution
Library shelves await distribution of new titles including Margaret Flint The Old Ashburn Place and Lloyd Douglas White Banners. Other offerings include For Dear Life Belinda Jelliffe Men Are Such Fools Faith Baldwin and The Lost Wagon Trail Zane Grey. Also listed are Two Keys to a Cabin Lida Larrimore Live Alone and Like It Marjosie Hillis Golden Wedding Anne Parrish Brief Kingdom Gerald Breckenridge Fair Company Doris Leslie Renfrew in the Valley of Vanished Men Laurie Erskine and Renfrew tales from Canada.
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Ashburn Place
Margaret Flint
New England
Lloyd Douglas
Belinda Jelliffe
Faith Baldwin
Zane Grey
Lida Larrimore
Marjosie Hillis
Anne Parraiy
Gerald Breckenridge
Fair Company
Doris Leslie
England
Renfrew
Laurie Erskine
Canadian Mounted Police
Highway bids opened by State Highway Commission
The Iowa State Highway Commission yesterday listed low bidders for work in Jones County. Projects include Bridges and culverts on Highway 26 and 161 near Martelle and Martelle area. bids by Thor Fiske and Horrabin Construction Company with amounts from 23,000 to 33,100 dollars. Additional culvert work on Highway 291 in Martelle awarded to Eberhach Construction and Gutrenders.
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Towa State Highway Commission
Jones County
Marte
Thor Fiske
Gurbe
Martelle
Mit- Whuker
Eberhach Construction Company
Gutrenders
Painter
Fatious Jones
Southwest Three
Horrabin
Gen Trestians Company
Town City
Highway
Mart and Milwaukee Railroad
Martelle, Harrabin
Coast Company
Hopkinton Couple Wed in North Dakota Smith
Viola Wood of Alexandria Dak and Donald Talmadee of Hopkinton married Saturday at Man Chester Presbyterian parsonage with Hazel Nealson Monticello and Dorota Talmadee Hopkinton as attendants. Crowd gathered near Hopkinton.
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Viola Wood
Mts
Ple. Wood
Alexandria
Dak
Donald Talmadee
Dekinton
Presbyterian
Man Chester
McInnis Hazel Nealson
Monticello
Dorota Talmadee
Hopkinton
October 1911 Monticello notices and obituaries
Twenty five years ago October items recount local events. H S Richardson shared European travel tales with The Express. weddings of Clara Ricken and Herman Eflers, and Anna Dirks at Wayne Lutheran. Isabel Cowan's paralysis death. Rev. W Z Allen moved to Monticello pastorate. Mrs. Eby, Mrs. Dirks, and Janet Davidson among the deceased. Court term busy. Monticello figures include Manoa Harford and Seymour Bennett’s elopement and a tin wedding anniversary party. Platt Jennings, 86, dies in Chicago.
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Richardson
Europe
the Express
Clara Ricken
Herman Eflers
St. John's Lutheran Church
William H. L. Schultz
Esther Howell
Anna Zimmerman
Harm Helgens
Carl Siebels
Gerrit Siebels
Wayne Lutheran Church
C. Mardoff
Isabel Cowan
W. Z. Allen
Presbyterian Church of
Monticello
United Presbyterian Church
Reinbeck
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Dirks
Diedrick Dirks
Wayne Township
Hanover
Germany
Samuel Eby
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
Sabula
District Court
Manoa Harford
Frank Harford
Seymour Bennett
Lyman Bennett
Helen Cummings
Agron S. Cummings
Carrie King
Omaha
K. D. Miller
Fort Dodge
A. P. Jennings
Chicago
Farm Bureau Sponsors 1936 Training School
The first training school of the 1936 course sponsored by the Farm Bureau under the extension department at Ames was held Wednesday at Mrs. Will Hintz home. Nineteen women from three townships attended and prepared menus judged on attractiveness nutrition and economy. Recipes were exchanged and a Scalloped Chicken recipe is printed with ingredients and directions.
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Farm Bureau
Ames
Will Hintz
Midland Flour Company Recipe Prize Offered
Midland Flour Company offers a recipe prize for homemakers in the Eastern Town. Mrs. Aait Meyer of Maquoketa won a prize in the fifth week. See the advertisement for complete details of the offer.
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Midland Flour Company
Aait Meyer
Maquoketa
Manchester Dentist Dies Of Heart Attack
Dr. Harry T. Couser a 33 year old Manchester dentist died last Thursday of a heart attack after removing an impacted wisdom tooth. He was a World War veteran a University of Iowa graduate and practiced in Chelsea Belle Plaine and Manchester. He was unmarried. Nellie V. Morey county superintendent of schools will speak at the P T A meeting at the school house tomorrow evening Oct 30. Ambergris about perfumery is noted as a secretion formed in whale intestines.
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Manchester
Nellie V. Morey
P.T.A
Harry T. Couser
Couser
University of Iowa
Chelsea
Belle Plaine
Parent-Teachers Association
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Chuck Field
Field
Verdie
Jamieson
Kenny Cox
Tom Eden
Tommy
Chris Balsiger
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Chuck
Tro
Charlie
Democratic State Central Committee
Marshall
Rotary Club
Highway Commission
South Dakota
Reformed Church
Baloes
Dale McCoonell
Pauiine
Perrin
Brees
Tom R. Holbert
Greeley
Mantads
Wm. G. Schoon
R. J. McNeill Teff
Highway 161
L. J. Swift
Walter Hall
Poland
China
Henry Stadtmueller
Norman Ik
Clark
Frank Noonan
Bernard
Hampshire
Albert Heeren
Coggon
Alfred Ross
Henry Bader
North Cedar Street
Brad Street
Bradstreet
Lawrence
Thomas Connolly
North Dakota
Townsend Club No. 1
Odd Fellow
Banner Howard
Hampshire Boars
Miles McDonald
Ryan Exchange
Monticello Express
Helmier
Plymouth
William G. Schoon
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
Stuhler
Chestnut Street
Harry Stuhler
Gottleaber Bros
John Livingstone
Center Junction
Jones County Abstract Company
Warren P. Lawrence
Mgr
Sanitary Rendering CO
Scotch Grove Nursery
Iowa County
H. E. Harms
Third Avenue
Marion
Minnesota
Miss Louise
Triple A
Mid States Photo Co
Lisbon
Towa
Shorty
Cascade
West 1St Street
Milwaukee
Post Office
Monticello State Bank
John McDonald Hospital
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
City of
Fred Lehman
F. C. Cramer
Castle Grove Township
Democratic
Cedar Valley
Hill Billies
Gents
Madsen
Thomas Stimpson
State
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Ann Southern
Gene Raymond
Mickey Mouse
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San Francisco
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Windy Brown
Lem Williams
Marie Roland
Charlie Ruggles
Redric March
Olivia de Havilland
Anita Louise
Claude Rains
Swagger
Rhomberg's
10Th & White Sts.—Debuque
Roosevelt
Democratic State Central Committee of
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
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