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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1948

Page

6

Jones County issues licenses to eighteen residents

Fifteen new automobiles four of which are trucks were licensed this week by Jones County Treasurer Don S. Ruhl. Names include Elmer Soberg Gastin Mich Mary Ann Otten Scotch Grove Raymond Antons Center Junction and others. The Youth Center sponsored by the Monticello Lions Club will not reopen this fall due to low attendance and interest.

Elvira Lochte Legal San Antonio Texas Jones County Don S. Ruhl George E.rickels Monticello Ford William Daab Olin Plymouth Allen Siebels Anamosa Chevrolet Fred Shover Dodge John Feldmann Hopkinton Kaiser L.G. Holmes Pontiac Carl A. Folkers Scotch Grove George K. Zeuch Ana Lions Club Ed Cox

Tomorrow Nite 4-H Girls Win Honors At Iowa State Fair

Margie Paulsen representing Jones county won first place in Best Fit of Garment and honorable mention for Thrift with Snap and Style in the State Style Revue at the Iowa State Fair. The Jones county team Janice Freese and Marjorie Behrends earned blue on Sweater Smartness.

Margie Paulsen Jones County Janice Freese Marjorie Behrends Lovell Happy Helpers John Hines Monticello John Morrell and Company Younker's Tea Room Greta Bud Barbara Hoffman Donna Bonnie Ketchum Janet Wagner Jane Mardorf Judith Glick Lavetta Sivers Hansetta Hinrichsen Therese Nowachek Peggy Barber Ruth Spahr FP Albers Judith Glic Wanda Reid Joyce Oeschger

Births Reported at John McDonald Hospital This Week

Only two births were reported at John McDonald Hospital during the past week. They were September 2, to Mr. and Mrs. [names unclear], rounding out the weekly newborn count at the facility.

John McDonald Hospital

Former Monticello Woman Dies in California

Mary Louisa Clark died in Palo Alto California on Thursday September 2 at age 90. Funeral services were held there Friday with interment at Monticello Iowa on Sunday September 5. She lived in Monticello before moving to California 34 years ago and was born in Elizabethport New Jersey. She was the widow of the late James Bently Clark and mother of Harry B Clark of Glen dale Oregon Ford M Clarke of San Mateo California and Mrs W E Lake of Palo Alto.

Mary Louisa Clark Palo Alto Calif Monticello Iowa California Elizabethport New Jersey James Bently Clark Harry B. Clark Glendale Oregon Ford M. Clarke San Mateo W. E. Lake

Judgment Won by H W Skelley in Anamosa Court

The district court at Anamosa issued a decree in favor of H. W. Skelley. Lillian Harris is ordered to pay $161.67 plus 50 percent interest from June 1, 1948 and the costs of the action.

Skelley H. W. Skelley District Court Anamosa Lillian Harris

New Case Filed in District Court over Land Shares

One new case was filed this week in the district court at Anamosa. Lucille Smith sues Theola Sanders and others to establish the rights of the defendants to shares and interests in lands set out in the petition.

Anamosa Lucille Smith Theola Sanders

Assessors Complete Clay Township Work

Assessors have completed their work in Clay township according to the county assessor's office. A crew works in Hale township under Ed Burda and another was to begin yesterday in Madison under Fred Latare.

Clay Township Hale Township Ed Burda Madison Fred Latare

No Local Draft Quota Set Yet

Local draft officials report no draft quota for November in Jones County. State Selective Service HQ announced a statewide quota of 175 yesterday. It is assumed one or two Jones County registrants may be called to meet the quota.

Jones County State Selective Service

Monticello Chamber Of Commerce Dinner Speaker

Arthur Brayton secretary for the Des Moines Convention Bureau will be the featured speaker at the Monticello Chamber of Commerce quarterly dinner. The event, arranged by committee chairman Max McCrabb, also features the presentation of the annual budget by financial committee head James Maurice. Tickets are $1.25 and the dinner will be served by the Methodist church ladies at the Monticello country club.

Arthur Brayton Des Moines Convention Bureau Monticello Maurice Chamber Methodist Church Monticello Country Club

Inter-Church Council Meeting Announces Anamosa Lunch Convent

The Inter-Church Council of Jones County announces a Sunday School convention in Anamosa on September 26. Rev. A L Drake and Rev. G L state worker will lead sessions with a potluck supper planned. The program invites every Sunday School officer and minister to attend.

Jones County Anamosa A. L. Drake G. L Aim Teschir Oficer

Shomont Bottle Remembrance Triggers Old Home Nostalgia

Mrs Bud Griffith recalls Cedar Falls memories when a Shomont Dairy bottle stamped Enjoy Shomont Ice Cream surfaces at Sunset Village ISTC housing for veterans. She hopes the bottle reappears among Monticello residents and ISTC alumni including Harold Larson Ralph Bender Mildred Jacobs Traugott Roxie Yeomon.

Bud Griffith the Express Express Sunset ‘Village Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Monticello Harold Larson Mary Schooh ISTC Ralph Bender Richard Traugott Mildred Jacobs Herman Boss Roxie Ann Yeomon

Shannon on Iowa State Committee Formed

Superintendent Boyd Shannon of Monticello public schools joined the state committee at Des Moines for an atomic energy educational conference on September 1. The committee promotes a sixth grade level program to inform students about atomic energy science and society with members from Iowa State Teachers College State University of Iowa and Iowa State College along with state officials. Castle Grove Fortune Finders 4-H club meets Monday evening with Mrs. Charles Tuttle to complete record books and bring pens.

Monticello Boyd Shannon Des Moines Shannon Dean Nelson Howard Iowa State Teachers College Heafner Unsicker L. A. Vandyke State University Castle Grove Fortune Finders 4-H Club Charles Tuttle

Returns From European Trip

Miss Wilma Grossheim returned to Monticello on Sunday afternoon after nearly two months in Europe. She visited France Switzerland Germany and England and met local residents Sgt and Mrs John Ross in Frankfurt and Capt and Mrs Donald Kehrli formerly of Coggan. She stayed with Mr Anton Cave in Holland and returned Wednesday to Dubuque where she serves as director of Christian Education at Westminster Presbyterian church.

Wilma Grossheim Monticello Europe France Switzerland Germany England Wilma John Ross Frankfurt Donald Kehrli Coggon Holland Anton Cave University of Dubuque

427 Register For Draft

427 Jones county men have registered with the draft board as of closing time Tuesday. Remaining registration days continue with deadlines for birth-year groups 1927 to 1930. Registrants must go to the Anamosa courthouse third floor office September 10 to 19 with discharge certificates or service evidence. Volunteers and mail questionnaires to non veterans are noted.

Jones County County’'Draft Board Ruth Tomlinson Anamosa Court House

Clerk Publishes Names of September Jurors in Jones County

The Clerk of the District Court Leigh Pearson announced the list of petit jurors for the September term. Official notices to appear at 10 a.m. October 4, 1948 will be mailed by the Jones County Sheriff Floyd Philbrick. The roster includes August Andresen Anamosa Grace Atwood Anamosa Dial Behnke Martello Sylvester Benischek Wyoming Fred Biere Anamosa Mrs Harry Boedeker Anamosa and many others across Anamosa Monticello Oxford Junction Cascade and nearby towns.

Leigh Pearson Jones County Floyd Philbrick August Andresen Anamosa Grace Atwood Dial Behnke Martello Sylvester Benischek Wyoming Fred Biere Stone City Lillian Divoky Oxford Junction Harold J. Dunn Monticello Henry Eden Edna Egger Eva Flaherty Herman Folkers Harry Girard Olin Kenneth Gissel Anthony Henak Andy Hearter Lisbon Sylvia Hodgson A. L. Hoffman Marguerite Supple Cascade D. P. Sutherland William Thompson Center Junction Belle Timmins Ed Tjaden Onslow Ellen Vrooman Allen Weiss Arthur Wernimant W. C. Westfahl Lawrence White James Whitmore

Eilers Starts Work At Diamond Grocery In Monticello

Laverne Eilers began work last Wednesday at the Diamond Grocery in Monticello as part of a store management track under the G I training bill. He aims to advance through the program to management responsibilities.

Eilers Diamond Grocery Laverne Eilers Diamond Monticello G.I

Acme Wins Two School Electrical Contracts

Acme Electric Company announces it has secured two school electrical contracts totaling 400000 dollars. It is the low bidder on 300000 dollar Marion Rural Independent School District project and on a 100000 dollar Olin Consolidated school addition. Gethman Construction Co. of Gladbrook, Iowa is the general contractor for the Marion project.

Acme Electric Company Marion Rural Independent School Gethman Construction Co Gladbrook Iowa Olin Consolidated School

Local Farmer Receives Honors in Soil Conservation

Three Jones County men Kenneth Howie of Monticello Dillon Story of Wyoming and Ray Miller of Martello were named meritorious for soil conservation by Goodyear's awards committee in Akron Ohio Des Moines Iowa honored 127 Iowa farmers for work during July 1 1947 to June 30 1948 Howie flew to Des Moines Tuesday to accept the award accompanied by Harold Severn piloting his own plane.

Jones County Kenneth Howie Monticello Dillon Story Wyoming Ray Miller Martello Soil Conservation Awards Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio Des Moines Iowa Soil Conservation District Eee Harold Severn

Anamosa Exceeds Monticello Sales in Jones County

Anamosa leads Jones County with $4.74 million in sales tax receipts out of $12.62 million total retail sales for the year. Monticello posted $3.99 million, about $800 thousand less, while Des Moines State Fair attendance noted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Balsiger and Mr and Mrs Jack Buol last week.

Jones County Iowa State Tax Commission Anamosa Monticello Herbert Balsiger Jack Buol Des Moines

Monticello Council Grants New Beer Permit

Monticello city council approved a beer permit for Oscar Ambuehl to open a tavern in the Schoon building on South Cedar Street. With Grainbelt tavern closed, eight permits remain and a nine permit cap has guided policy. The meeting also awarded a coal contract to Eclipse Lumber Co and accepted the bond of city clerk Rose Hines.

Monticello Oscar Ambuehl Schoon South Cedar Street Eclipse Lumber Co Rose Hines

Stimson Urges Thrift Program For Schools

Frank E. Stimson county chairman of the U S savings bonds division urged school administrators teachers and parents to support the thrift program this term The program aims to teach budgeting and regular saving to children and to prepare them for future investments and public debt understanding Treasury materials are available free to teachers and reps are meeting with superintendents Also mention visits by Mrs E E O'Brien and Patsy to Portland Oregon after a stay with Nell Donovan and relatives at home

Frank E. Stimson Jones County U. S. Savings Bonds Division Stimson Treasury

Plant Survey by Larry Burns Highlights Bob Brown’s Work

Robert G. Brown of Conesville pursues a plant survey of Jones County Iowa for a Master’s in Agronomy. He has 500 specimens and aims for 1200 plus by next fall, mapping locations and sharing duplicates with State College Ames and Town University. His wife Mable, a graduate botanist, aids in field work and preserves jams from native fruits.

Larry Burns Robert G. Brown Conesville Iowa Mr. Brown Brown Bob Jones County Ones County State College Ames Town University University Mable Alaska J. P. Anderson Alcan Dr. Anderson Nebraska U. S. Department of Agriculture G. I. Bill Iowa University

Panthers Shuffle Lineup For Openner With Ineligible Stars

Monticello High prepares for Friday night clash with Wilson High Cedar Rapids as key players Roy Dreibelbis Paul Schneider and others compete. Ineligible players Hank en and Shelley miss start and the new lights field seating for 2500 plus band halftime show highlight preparations. Elizabeth Wilson departs for Marysville college.

Nick Avelchas Wilson High Cedar Rapids Gene Hanken Don Shelley Panthers Hanken Shelley Nick Avelcas Leo Cabalka Wilson Monti Roy Dreibelbis Paul Schneider Dreibelbis Schneider Don Schrader Dean Willworth D. Gerdes Bob Guyan John Paulsen Bill Neill Mount Vernon Neill Galen Helgens Bob Reade Helgens Avelchas Carl Leesekamp John Schneiter Rieken Loren Hayes Aps Monticello High School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Janice ‘Freese Marjore Behrends Women Voters C. of C Inter-Church Council Meets Potter ES Anamosa Baptist 1 State Committee J. F. O'Toole Edwin Helgens R. D. Sanford Nadine Fahey Betty Johnson H. E. Campbell James M. Kearns, Jr J. L. Gierhart Thomas .C. Loder Anamos Henry Becker Iowa City Acme K. Howie C. R Council E. E. O’brien Patsy Portland Ore Nell Donovan Jones County Plant Survey Mablé Conesville High School Elizabeth Wilson Marysville Tenn Marysville College
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