Rural county lists 63 teachers in 62 schools
A county superintendent report releases a complete list of rural teachers. It notes 63 teachers teaching in 62 schools with openings and closings including Scotch Grove No 1 and 7, White Oak, Newport, and Richland No 2. Average rural wage is about 1500 dollars for 1946 47. The list includes names by school and district such as Cass No 1 Mildred Evers and Fairview No 2 Thelma Pillard among many others.
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White Oak
Greenfield
Newport
Jackson
Scotch Grove
Oxford
Richland
Jones County
Lenor Randolph
Marjorie Carstensen
Marilyn Hansen
Alice Lawson
Madonna Martin
Edna Mae Zoller
Marilyn Hoseh
Winona Strang
Erma Hamil
Minnie Husmann
Phyllis Null
Dorothy Windsor
Dorothy Trumm
Joyce Lange
Helen Rickels
Lois Tobiason
Mineral Valley
Allen Chatterton
Pleasant Hill
Charlene Hughes
Sutton
Ray Heideman
Antioch
Malinda Nielsen
Black Oak
Betty Hartman
Midland
Jeanette Weers
Lovell
Helen Aitchison
Ruth Luett
Irene Brady
Ruth Clement
Hazel Reade
Laura Hinrichs
Jean Ann Freese
Louise Nesper
Madison Center
Anna Balichek
Bernice Brunscheen
Lyle Jeffrey
Erma Clapp
Peace Ridge
Gracey Yarolim
Spencerville
Hazel Bearinger
Father Flanagan To Speak At Anamosa Festival
Father Flanagan world famous authority on juvenile delinquency will speak in person at the St Patrick's Fall Festival in Anamosa parish grounds Tuesday evening September 10. Founder of Boy's Town near Omaha Neb will deliver a timely message of interest to all with no admission charge and cordial invitation extended to all creeds.
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Father Flanagan
Anamosa
St. Patrick’s
Boy’s Town
Omaha
Neb
Mrs Louise Huene Dies in California
Mrs Louise Huene formerly of Monticello died August 9 in Madison hospital Los Angeles after a brief illness. She was buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery Inglewood California. Cause of death was acute coronary thrombosis she had been ill since August 6.
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Louise Huene
Calif
Monticello
Madison Hospital
Los Angeles
Inglewood Park
Inglewood
Shomont Farm Buys Registered Holstein From Hawthorn Farms
The Shomont Farm of Monticello Iowa acquired a registered Holstein Friesian bull from Hawthorn Farms Libertyville Illinois. The transfer was recorded by the Holstein Friesen Association of America Brattleboro Vermont which issued 7473 certificates in 1945.
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Shomont Farm
Brattleboro, VI
Monticello
Towa
Hawthorn Farms
Libertyville
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
League of Women Voters meeting postponed to Sept 17
The Mon ticello League of Women Voters opens with a film meeting rescheduled from Sept 10 to Sept 17. The event will be at Mrs. Tom Hamilton's home as the group aids in the recreation center election on Sept 10.
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Women Voters
League of Women Voters of
Monticello
League
Tom Hamilton
Library Adds Dozen New Books and Memorial Gift
The Monticello Public Library announces 12 new titles for circulation this Saturday September 10 in the E section plus a memorial gift from Mr and Mrs C C Hodson and son Rex. New juvenile titles and Uncle Rays magazine join the shelves alongside works by Hume Sharp Corbett Romulo Ojike Price Gilkey Pitkin Desmond Yates Schlesinger Cole man. Hours are 1 30 to 5 30 p m and 7 30 to 8 30 p m except holidays.
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Monticello’ Public Library
B. C. Roberts
C. C. Hodson
Rex
George Stimpson
Maurice Maire
Kuamon
Jim Corbett
India
General Wainwright
Carlos P. Romulo
Africa
Mbonu Ojike
Japan
Willard Price
James G. Gilkey
Walter Pitkin
Dolly Madison
Alice G. Desmond
Raymond Yates
Jackson
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Reader's Digest
Satis N. Coleman
Dempsey-Hageman Nuptials Recorded in Hopkinton
Miss Kathleen F. Dempsey formerly of Monticello and now of Hopkinton married Ralph Hageman son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hageman of Hopkinton at St Luke s Catholic church on Thursday August 29 The bride is the daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Jurgens of Hopkinton Nearby guests visited including Mr and Mrs Clem Trainor and Judy Margaret from Cedar Rapids Mrs Trainor is the former Mildred Meyer Other visitors Cedar Rapids Chicago and Waukon residents called on the Schneider and Bur richter households The wedding of Mrs Virginia Phelps Cedar Rapids was noted as part of family gatherings at the Kreeb and Meier homes and a Sunday school chicken picnic was hosted by Mrs James Howie Jr. an additional guest joined the group.
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Dempsey-Hageman
Kathleen F. Dempsey
Monticello
Hopkinton
Ralph Hageman
Clarence Hageman
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Elizabeth Jurgens
Clem Trainor
Judy Margaret
Cedar Rapids
Frank Schneider
Trainor
Mildred Meyer
James Howie, Jr
Roy Taylor
Chris Petersen
Gary
Gene Taylor
Kathleen
Anamosa
Lloyd Taylor
Lloydena
Seattle
Wash
Lloyd
Hayden Farm
Weekend and Holiday Guests Gather Across Iowa Towns
Missy Lillian Locher of Iowa City spent the weekend and Labor Day with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Locher. Betty Jo Guyan visits her uncle and aunt in Chicago. Families from Cedar Rapids Anamosa Seattle Dubuque and other towns visited relatives and attended picnics and church events. Several guests plan future travel and moves across farms and towns.
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Lyle Burrichter
Chicago
Will Burrchter
Missy Lillian Locher
Iowa City
Mrs
J. J. Locher
Betty Jo Guyan
George Guyan
Local Families Visit Relatives Across States
A series of social visits and travels are reported. Families from Monticello and neighboring towns visited relatives in Wyoming Nebraska Iowa and Oklahoma over Labor Day weekend and last Sunday. A new baby named Diana Lynne was born August 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howie in John McDonald Hospital.
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Kenneth Howie
John McDonald Hospital
Diana Lynne
Ifrs
Howie
Margaret Sicbels
Local residents visit relatives across Iowa and Illinois
Monticello and surrounding towns report Labor Day and weekend visits. Mrs. Neman Moore and Mrs. Anna Ambuehl spent the week with kin at Rockford Illinois while Melvin Dickman and Helen Moore shuttled there to bring them home. Various families hosted guests from Davenport Cedar Rapids Detroit and Des Moines with several short trips and social calls noted along with an emergency appendectomy at Willard hospital Manchester.
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Neman Moore
Anna Ambuehl
Rockford
I. Melvin Dickman
Helen Moore
Wilbur K. Coxsee
Willard Hospital
Manchester
Local Notices of Visits and Appointments Across States
Dubuque residents hosted visitors including the Nachtriebs and Prulls. Loren W. Cramer became assistant manager at Pioneer Hi-Bred in Marengo. Rev and Mrs Kurt Schmiechen and sons visited from St Louis. Kay Ahraken returned to Chilocco Oklahoma after a three week visit. Frieda Eilers went back to Dubuque from Charles City. Maxine Lange of Chicago spent Labor Day with her parents in Monticello. Elsie Rickless visited from Denver. James Hollar attended a dinner in Anamosa honoring Ernest Corwin retiring from Bell Telephone.
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James Hollar
Anamosa
Ernest Corwin
Bell Telephone Company
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Forrest Hutton
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T. M. Redmond
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Lawrence Hargrave
New Sharon
Harry Rodman
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I. M. Rodman
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Bobby
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Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Company
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Chilocco
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H. E. Ahraken
Frieda Eilers
Charles City
Maxine Lange
J. M. Lange
Elsie Rickless
Denver
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Joe Herard
A. A. Schmidt
McNeill’s Hardware
Vera
Gallon Hilex
Colorado
Sunkist Oranges Doz
Ball Mason
Q. T. Pie
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
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Eddie
Howard
Almerica
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Famous Orchestra Sun
Eddy Howard
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