Monticello News Roundup 1935 September
Readable items include obituaries, business changes, school updates and local events from Monticello and Jones County. Notable notes: Mrs. T. J. Gerdes dies in Monticello. Archie Legge sells a Monticello store to Wade Long of Manchester. Calkins earns chemistry scholarship at Grinnell College. harness race festival planned. Sept. 10 court house bond vote passes with wide support. several local births, deaths, and personnel moves at McDonald hospital and in area organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Gerdes
John McDonald Hospital
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Archie Legge
Monticello
Wade KE. Long
Manchester
Long
Richard Calkins
Grinnell College
Jones County
Court
Roy Pearson
Norbert Manternach
Schreiner Chapter
O.els
Mable Tuetken
James Howie
Edna Ahraken
Red Lake
Minn
Lestus L. Kuhns
Elfriede Cartano
Sibley
Tobe Caspers
McDonald Hospital
Janice Schneider
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Teresa L. Lux
Doxsee & Doxsee
Cedar Rapids
Mollie Rogers
Need Grassmeyer
Randolph
Neb
Rebecca Appleby
Charles A. Appleby
Clarence Griffith
Walker Berlin
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Gertrude Schweitzer
Velma Larkey
Wyoming
Irene Bohlken
Prescott
Wis
Betty Pazour
Marion
Bernice Kurrelmeyer
Colesburg
Elsie Winch
Hopkinton
University Hospital
Town City
Phyllis Schelde
Gretchen Gilchrist
Helen Hoag
Muriel Youngstrom
Julie Webster
Dorothy Tidley
Irma Josifek
Will Dietiker
Monticello-Cascade
Dietiker
Anna H. Bohlken
John
Wayne Township
Hanora Green
Michael Green
Ireland
Tom King
Iowa State College
Ames
Elmer Wubbard
Thompson Place
Oklahoma
Monticelly
EVTOC
Tom A. King
Woo. Coughlan
Ahca
John McConnon
Sioux City
Chicago
Row. Barger
W. A. Doran
Napoleon's idea of odd and even house numbers
The concept originated by Napoleon Bonaparte assigns odd numbers to one side of streets and even numbers to the opposite side. This method standardizes addresses and aids navigation in urban planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vinson Seen as Strong Choice for U S Treasury
The article lauds Fred M. Vinson as President Truman’s pick for Secretary of the Treasury. It emphasizes his tax expertise and warns high postwar taxes are needed to sustain employment, the dollar, and the nation’s solvency. It highlights Vinson’s view that tax policy should support business expansion and job creation to protect prosperity for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Fred M. Vinson
the Treasury
United States
Vinson
Uncle Sany
America
Japan
Treasury
Ameritus
Answers to World Events Across Tax, War, and Politics
The Q&A outlines options to finance exports via the Export-Import Bank with $2.5 billion more needed, and private loans blocked by the Johnson Act for debtor nations. It notes Major Vidkun Quisling, Russia’s treaty with the Kuomintang, and a US Information Service unit. It also mentions reconversion labor peace efforts and John Heidemann’s return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
France
Great Britain
Russia
Vidkun Quisling
Kuomintang
China
United States Information Service
Department of State. O
Auctions and notices from Will Le Clerc estate and probate
Private sale offers for carpentry tools work benches grindstone wheelbarrows and shutters from the late Will Le Clerc plus farm income property and rental opportunities listed by Mrs M Ohlhouse and Hotel Housewell Cedar Rapids Iowa Executor's notice announces appointment by Jones County district court and demands filing claims and immediate payments Probate of will proceedings in Des Moines County Iowa name Arnold Geliret deceased with court dates and attorneys appointed for estate proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will LeClerc
M. Ohlhouse
Hotel Housewell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court
Jones County
Town
Ap EL Tuppes
Stad
Anamosa
Towa
AL Tala George Rie
IEEE
Taherd& Lesher
Eetale
Lowa
Domes
Dstrict
Fer
Dunes
Tay
Arnold Tehret
Property transfer in Monticello adds Jurgensen joint tenancy
Zepha Alice Cook and Maurice R. grantor to Bennie and Naomi Jurgensen as joint tenants a life estate concerning Lot 87 in Varvel's addition to Monticello. The deed notes see 1 and 4 see 2 83 4 west subject life estate of grantor or survivor of either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantory
Zepha Alice Cook
Hubbard
Maurice R
Bennie
Naomi Jurgensen
Varvel
Monticello
West Union Coach Proves Baseball Prowess With Two-Game Surge
Ted Frese, athletic coach at West Union high school, demonstrated strong pitching skill in a 19 inning stretch across two summer games. He delivered 19 innings, including an 11 inning winner that finished 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Frese
West Union High School
Real Estate Transfers In Monticello Area
Etta M Schoon and Wm G wife and husband transfer joint ten ants to George and Matilda Schoon in Monticello Railroad addition description and land parcels. James McMurrin and Mary wife transfer real estate to Gwendolyn Peterson Louise Davis and Doris Wood with love and affection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta M. Schoon
Wm. G
George
Matilda Schoon
Monticello
Sycamore St
Sycamore Street
James McMurrin
Mary
Gwendolyn Peterson
Louise Davis
Doris Wood
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
John Heidemann
Siblex
Puek Moenk
Fianily
Alain
Ray Fuller
Watkins
Watkins Co
Winona
OLR
Arnold Gehret
Raymond
Woo
Pearson
Gistryet
Leoher de Locher
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
U. S. Army
Orville Wright
Frank P. Lahm
Army
Fort Myer
Virginia
Wright Brothers
Thomas E. Selfridge
Wilbur Wright
Gladys Mae Gudenhauf
Cpl
Harold Faber
Imperial Gardens
Worthington
Kenny Hofer and His Orchestra
Express
Bernard Kuriger
Ceu Mitt MU Wem At
D. M. Bell
Mer
Mgr
Holler’s
Hermex
Hixson
Lucero
Wisconsin
Barry’s
California
Hubinger
Bottle Sea & Perrine Sauce
Uncle Sam
Stokely’s Baby Food
Pillsbury’s
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Campbell’s
Ken-L-Biskit
Morton’s
Lipton’s Tea
Kwick
van Camp
Hershey
Pillsbury
Leota Belle
Priscilla Alden
Colorado
Elberta Peaches
California Mountain Barts
Diamond
Washington
Malaga
lWe
Monticello City Park
Monticello Vs. Petersburg
S the
Jack Oakie
Peggy Ryan
Columbia Pictures
Peary
Columbia
Starrett
Leslie
Tae
Benny
Ailalui
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
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