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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1930

Page

8

Interesting Iowa news items from New Sharon and beyond

Reports from New Sharon Mahaska county describe J M Miller and John Mains buying over 250 sheep near Lancaster Missouri with drought and dry creeks evident. Other notes cover a McGregor judge dropping a high tension wire case, Traer drama profits funding opera house upkeep, Iowa Coal Institute urging more use of Iowa coal, Navy planes saluting Indianola, Drake endowment idea, and local market price contrasts from 1897 to 1930.

New Sharon Mahaska County J. M. Miller John Mains Lancaster Mr. Miller Missouri Boyd W. L. Fichendorf McGregor Traer Tama County Iowa Coal Institute Iowa C. S. Harper Ottumwa United States Towa

Notable Local Accidents and Community Notes Span Scotch Grove

Scotch Grove reports Mrs. Herman Ricklefs suffered a broken ankle when a car rolled back at a Davenport filling station. She recovered at home after treatment. William Minney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minney, remains in McDonald hospital postappendix surgery. Velma Tobiason was discharged from McDonald hospital and feels well. Local church and club activities include Cedar Rapids presbytery attendance, Sunbeam Mission band meeting, and Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls events with program on teeth care and grape ketchup canning.

Herman Ricklefs Davenport William Minney Fred Minney McDonald Hospital R. A. Naylor Harry Shale L. B. Callahan Chicago Scotch Grove Velma Tobiason F. D. Sutherland D. O. Sinclair Cedar Rapids Ernest Wright Monticello Laura Sinclair Mount Vernon Cornell L. E. Hutton Merle Clinton Sunbeam Mission Band Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Scotch Grove Depot Park Carol Naylor Dorothy Otten Verna Loomis Wilma Kuhns Jo Royden Carol Constance Naylor

Community Social Roundup From Several Iowa Towns

Numerous local residents visit kin and neighbors across Dundee Port Peel Monticello and nearby areas. Guests include Miss Mary Murray at Worthington and Edna Woellert staying ill in Rochester with family. Social calls extend to Lou King Fred Heeren families and a Prairieburg dinner gathering.

Lester Wilson Ryan Dave Wilson Sunny Mary Murray Worthington Fiedler Edna Woellert John Woellert Carl Hodson Soppe Monticello Sylvarius Jaeger Peosia Lou King Jack Heeren Arnold Sandhagen Dundee Fred Heeren Clarence Leon Wilson Fred Eggiman J. Ll. Batchelder Andrew Glass Prairieburg Carl Rutz Rochester Minn Bohlken Edward Cox Colesburg Henry Eilers Irving Louis Heiken Grant Eilers Paul Eilers Otto Hanssen Herman Eilers Minnesota Glen Eilers Ernest Hubbard Anamosa Lester Cox Shell City Herman Welter Muscatine C. K. Greer Hugh McGlade The Farm Bureau Manchester Helen Egger Minburn Fred Egger Marion George Turnis Chicago C. C. Slauson Lilian Betty Emil Prull John Prull Clara Smith Near Worthington Clara Arduser

Local Social Notes From Richland Center and Nearby Towns

Social items report visits and gatherings across the region. John L. Hein underwent a ton sil operation at John McDonald hospital last Saturday. Martha Buol visits Minneapolis. Sand Spring residents Mr. and Mrs. Batchelder and Mr. and Mrs. Arduser were guests of Galen Hein. Roy Sackett spent Monday evening at Hopkinton. Alma Buol of Iowa City visited Leonard Buol. Will Burrichter and sister Mrs. Fred Mohr spent Sunday at Lost Nation. Mrs. Mohr is seriously ill. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. B. G.

John L. Hein John McDonald Hospital Martha Buol Minneapolis Minn John Batchelder Lost Nation Fred Mohr B. G

Clothing project lesson held at Monticello home

Attendees including Burrichter Warne Martin Burrichter and several Monticello residents gathered Tuesday for a clothing project lesson hosted by Mrs Margaret Stadtmueller. The event begins a series led by Miss Bown of Ames.

Burrichter Mary Warne Martin Burrichter Watson Bravelton Monticello John Yosat John Schweitzer George L. Bud Wil Balsiger Margaret Stadtmueller Miss Bown Ames

Supervisors Proceed With Bonds and Appointments

The September 3 1930 meeting of the board approved bonds for H N McCoy on 8000 cubic yds of maintenance gravel and for Nellie V Morey county superintendent, and approved Margaret Carmichael as deputy superintendent. Sept 4 session approved W S Garrison soldiers relief report, accepted resignation, granted exemptions for Beeks Stott and McCalmont, and issued cigarette permit to J L Swartz after bond and mulch tax payment.

Board of Supervisors Barber Jennie Pulver Peet Taylor H. N. McCoy Matthiessen Hughes Nellie V. Morey Margaret Carmichael J. C. Beeks Monticello Milton T. Stott W. E. McCalmont Wyoming J. L. Swartz Amber Iowa

County Board Minutes Eleven Actions and Road Bids

The board approved refunds for Edward W. Tjaden four dollars and twenty cents and F W Royden three dollars and sixty six cents. A September 19 1930 letting date was set for E-15 E-16 and G-20 road projects with specified earth and gravel work. A warrant for twenty dollars was authorized for rent on Henry J Ricklefs land for a gravel pit. Road petitions from Ed Hronik and C A Leffingwell were filed. The board adjourned to 9:00 am on Friday September 19 1930.

Hughes Peet Edward W. Tjaden Onsolw F. W. Royden Scotch Grove Amber South Fairview County Line Onslow Matthiessen Henry J.ricklefs Ed Hronik C. A. Leffingwell Board of Supervisors

Jones County Tax Certifies 1931 Levy After Hearing

Iowa Jones county auditor LaVern Rockstad certifies that on September 4 1930 the board of supervisors voted the 1931 tax levy after public hearing on all taxable property in the county.

State of Iowa Jones County Iowa LaVern Rockstad Board of Supervisors

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