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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

9

Monticello Notes Highlight Visiting Friends and Local Events

Residents and visitors appear in Monticello listings with Kansas City, Cedar Rapids, Chicago figures. Annual bake sales, stage shows, and millinery promotions mingle with students leaving for Coe College and Iowa University.

Community Notes From Monticello Area

Monticello and nearby town residents are cited in a string of social items. News covers visits between families, college arrivals and departures, and social events from Cedar Rapids to Ames and Strawberry Point. Musings include auctions, millinery ads, and church group activities with several named individuals and places.

Moline Beats Ryan 2–0 At City Park Contest

Moline club won 2 to 0 with Bartlett of Monticello pitching for Moline. A crowd of about 300 attended the Monday afternoon game and praised Bartlett as the team’s most valuable player of the season.

Moline Ryan Bartlett Monticello

Monticello High School Faculty Reception At Presbyterian Church

Last Friday evening the Monticello public schools faculty and grade teachers were hosted by the Presbyterian church society. A program directed by Mrs. Charles Luett and Miss Kate Maurice featured stunts that provided much amusement, followed by light refreshments for guests.

Monticello Public Presbyterian Church Society Charles Luett Kate Maurice

Justice Arthur of Iowa Supreme Court dies at 65

Justice Arthur of the Iowa Supreme Court died suddenly at a Des Moines hospital on September 15 at age 65 from heart disease. He served about six years on the court. Governor will appoint a successor to serve until the next election. The notice follows other local items from Monticello area, including community events and industry updates.

Justice Arthur Iowa Supreme Court Des Moines Hea

New Public Health Nurse Arrives in Monticello County

Miss Catherine Farmer, recently with Kendall County Indiana summer work, arrives in Monticello to serve public and rural schools. She stays at the Britt home and will work for the Monticello Red Cross chapter in northern Jones County, with a year round program planned after successful five year school work in the county.

Catherine Farmer Monticello Patrick Britt North Carolina University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill New Haven Connecticut Yale University New England New York Ohio Tennessee Miss Farmer Jones County Red Cross Chapter

Monticello notes Sept 1905 deaths and local events

The Monticello Express records September 1905 happenings including deaths of Mrs. D. G. Blges and Casper Husman, a ferris wheel accident in St. Paul, school openings with named staff, marriages such as Miss Rena Miller to Charles Brock, and local real estate moves. Revival services began at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. H. W. Stough. Archives mention deaths of Edith Coyle, Mrs. Sarah Doutrick, Henry Bohlken, and Mrs. Ela Lamont, plus other community notes.

Monticello Express D. G. Blges Tremont House Wittenburg Germany Grant Gill St. Paul Monticello Iowa State College Ames Lyle Hicks Gottlieb Bader Charles Heisey Foster Mary I. Jarman Nancy Carroll Mildred Bates Miss Lawrence Maurice Dora Leichhardt Sadie Buck Miss Dew Miss Lane Mary Locher Alicia Whiting Mae Coy Clara Rickless Habberman Alonzo Hosford Henry Stutt Charles Mix County South Dakota Mary Marvin J. E. Jones Pasadena California Bidwell J. W. Coxsee Europe Casper Husman Wayne Township Edith Coyle Portland Oregon O. H. Soetje Rena Miller Adolph Miller Bodne Charlea Brock Jefferson Sarah Doutrick J. A. Doutrick Oakwood Cemetery Pennsylvania Canning Henry Bohlken Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church H. W. Stough Bernard Sulzner Lena Meyer German Reformed Church Gruenstein C. Mardorf Catherine Lovell The State University J. E. Foster Messrs Allen T. Fairbanks Ward Brazelton Fairbanks Monticella Ward W. @. Van Buren Methodist Episcopal Church Ela Lamont W. H. Waugh Woodward Oklahoma Ana Thompson Frances B. Thompson Chicago Fred J. Wharton John Heisey Castle Grove Harm Rickels

Obituary Sketch for Jacob D Fuller of Cowles Nebraska

Jacob D Fuller born November 12 1860 in Jones county Iowa died September 4 1925 at Cowles Nebraska age 64 years 8 months 22 days He was the youngest in a large family and moved to Webster county Nebraska in 1879 later settling in Cowles He joined the Christian church in 1890 and served in church work He aided his orphaned nephew Ernest Beech and was remembered as a loyal neighbor and friend He leaves sister Mary Alloway Monticello Iowa and brothers William Charles W Samuel H and Joshua L all of Cowles plus many relatives and friends His health declined over two years with recent hospital care at Kearney He returned home content with the Divine Will and left a lasting Christian example

James Alloway William Fuller Jacob D. Fuller Cowles Nebraska Jones County Iowa Webster County Christian Church Church Jesus Christ Ernest Beech Mary Alloway Monticello William Charles W Samuel H Joshua L Kearney

Inter-city Rotary Picnic at Monticello Park

Rotarians from Monticello Anamosa Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Mount Vernon Lisbon gathered at Monticello city park last Tuesday for the inter city picnic. Events included a Shamrocks beat Whippoorwills in baseball 13 to 6 a half mile bicycle race won by J LeRoy Farmer and a tug of war won by Monticello Anamosa. Awards included feather dusters wool dusters and a large loving cup trophy. Governor Al Flakenheimer spoke on Rotary work in 30 countries.

Monticello Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mount Vernon-Lisbon Anamosa Hurd and Tasker Shamrocks Whippoorwills Monticello Rotarians Lfe John J. Locher J. LeRoy Farmer Frank Locher Henry Morey al Walton Ben Roberts Farmer Rotary- Anns Leonard Iverson Louis Hoag George Gugan Mark Hogan John Bodenhoter Paul Daake Hoag Duster Company Farmer Canning Company Rotary Franklin Equipment Company Frank Stimg Krsus” Travarthan Mesdames T. A. Redmond GC. A. Coxsee Gee Tom Watters Ranki Eranyr Ayent Company AnaNiosa Rotary-Auns Anamoma Rotury Club Sherif John Bodenhofer al Flakenheimer Algona Lowa

Humorous City Gossip From East of the Stockyards

In light, humorous exchanges a well known young man boasts of royal connections while a friend notes the visit was costly. A hill resident warns her husband of an early return, a college girl and a caller share witty banter about stars and comets, and other street corner quips involve drilling, telephones, a yacht drowning, and a child asking for a Motherlubbard squash.

Lakes First Street

Public Auction of Wyrick Property Scheduled for Sept 19

The executor C B E Fothergill announces a public sale of the late James Wyrick property on September 19 at 2 pm. The sale, on the premises behind the public school facing Main street, requires cash terms and removal of buildings before October 10, 1925. Auctioneer L P Waddick conducts the event.

James Wyrick Main Street C. B E. Fothergill L. P. Waddick

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