Transfer to Dubuque Holy Ghost Church for Rev. Hauck
Rev. George A. Hauck, longtime Monticello Sacred Heart pastor and former Oelwein pastor, is transferred to Holy Ghost church Dubuque to succeed Rev. William Weirick. He has guided multiple parishes, built church and school facilities, and marked his 25th ordination anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hauck
Sacred Heart Church
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Oelwein
Holy Ghost Church
Dubuque
William Weirick
Father Hauck
Holy Ghost Parish
Petersburg
Iowa
Father Weirick
Fillmore
Father Til
Mt. Calvary
Wis
St. John’s University
Collegeville
Minn
James Trobec
St. Cloud
Hauck
J. B. Hauck
J. L. Hauck
Paul Pitzenberger
James J. Keane
D. D
Sacred Heart School
St. Elizabeth Society
Frederick Florin Found Dead in Monti Cello Home
Frederick Florin known as Cuddy was found dead at 7 30 am yesterday in his Stutt property home in Monticello east part. Cause given as heart trouble. Born Scotch Grove township June 16 1873 he was a son of Andrew and Lucette Florin and among seven children. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Peter Florin home with Rev Armin Tendick. burial Oakwood cemetery beside parents. Survived by brothers Andrew and Peter and sisters Mrs William Hoffman Mrs Leonard Durst Mrs Frank Fering and Mrs Emma Reichart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cuddy) Florin
Stutt
Monticello
Pete Florin
Mr. Florin
Scotch Grove Township
Andrew and
Lucette Florin
Andrew Florin
Oakwood Cemetery
Florin
Wiliam Hoffman
Leonard Durst
Frank Ferring
Peter Florin
Emma Reichart
Huntington Beach
Calif
Mrs Merle Hotchkiss and Loren Bond Wed in Galena
Mrs Merle Hotchkiss formerly of Cedar Rapids and now at Monti cello beauty shop wed Loren Bond of Waterloo in Galena Illinois last Saturday Sept 19. Bond works as heating engineer for Holland Furnace Cedar Rapids. The couple reside in Bert Hubbard apartments and plan to live in Cedar Rapids. Ernest Johnson of Belleville Minnesota died suddenly after two years of illness following a surgical operation He was remembered as Elizabeth Rauche former resident Burial is set for Webster City, his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hotchkiss
Cedar Rapids
Superior
Monticello
Galena
Loren Bond
Waterloo
Bond
Holland Furnace Company
Ernest Johnson
Belleville
Johnson
Elizabeth Rauche
Webster City
State Militia At Tipton Oversees Cattle Tuberculin Test
Cedar county farmers resist cattle tuberculin testing leading to a riot when veterinarian J. W. Leaker faced hundreds. Governor Turner ordered state militia to ensure test execution as 2 000 soldiers mobilized under General Findley. VigilantesFrank Locher Otis Briggs among peace officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar County
District Court of
J. W. Lenker
Turner
Washington
Findley
Malcom
Leaker
Muscatine County
Frank Locher
Otis Briggs
Wayne 3 Rural School Tops Dental Honor Roll
Wayne district number 3 in Jones county reports 100 percent on the dental honor roll for September 14. Miss Helen Lieneman teaches sixteen pupils who all had dental cards signed by a dentist on the first day of school. Hazel Hill in Greenfield township was the first Jones county school to achieve this honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Wayne School District Number 3
Helen Lieneman
Wayne Number
The
Express
Miss Lieneman
Celena Brockens
Leo Dierks
Earl Dirks
Marvin Dirks
Lorence Dierks
Laird and Perrine Guests at Perrine Home in Illinois
Dr Emma Laird and Percy Laird of Paw Paw Michigan and Millard Perrine of Rockford Illinois were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs John Perrine Tuesday. Dr Laird and Mr Perrine are cousins of Mrs F M Podhaski and John Perrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Laird
Percy J. Laird
Paw Paw, Mich
Millard W. Perrine
Rockford, Il
John Perrine
Dr. Laird
Mr. Perrine
F. M. Podhaski
Monticello Couple Returns From European Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Langer return to Monticello after a three months European tour with their son Milton who will attend Tabor Academy in Marion Massachusetts. The family visited Paris, Switzerland, Austria, and Czechoslovakia including Prague and Novy Bydzon. They sailed home on the Europa, arriving in New York September 10, then visited Chicago before continuing to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph J. Langer
Monticello
Europe
Milton
Marion
Massachusetts
Tabor Academy
Langer
Paris
Switzerland
Austria
Novy Bydzon
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Langer
Prague
National Theater
Bremen
Berlin
Germany
Europa
New York
Brooklyn
Mrs. Langer
Chicago
First Meeting Of P T A To Be Held Sept 29
The Monti cello Parent-Teacher Association invites fathers mothers teachers and school board members to the first meeting on September 29 at 6 30 in the school gymnasium A supper will be served a mixer is planned members should bring their own silverware The group aims to study local school problems and the grades will present entertainments Meetings will occur on the last Tuesday of each month at 3 pm Officers are President Mrs Fred G Matthiessen Vice President Mrs E H Huibregtse Secretary Mrs Carl Hodson Treasurer Mrs Anna Bort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Fred G. Matthiessen
E. H. Huibregtse
Carl] Hodson
Anna. Bort
Tilda Miner Case Argued Before Supreme Court
Iowa Supreme Court heard oral arguments in State vs. Tilda Miner. Miner, convicted for poisoning her husband in 1930, appeals claiming unfair trial and rushed proceedings, while Hartwig faced acquittal on complicity. Attorneys for the state and Miner outlined respective positions in Anamosa and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State
Tilda Miner
Supreme Court of
State of Iowa
Andrew Woods
State Hospital
Town City
Rockwell City
Hartwig
Miner
Clifford B. Paul
Citizens State Bank of Mount Vernon Fails to Open
The Citizens State Bank of Mount Vernon failed to open last Thursday morning by order of the board of directors. Opened in 1900 with 25000 capital, it reported 77084 in deposits on July 9. President Clem Falcon, vice president J A Hiner, and cashier Alma Shotwell led the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ State Bank of
Mount Vernon
Clem Falcon
J. A. Hiner
Alma Shotwell
Masonic Lodge of Monticello awards 50 year certificates
The Masonic Lodge of Monticello presented 50 year Grand Lodge certificates to George L. Lovell and J. W. Doxsee at a special Burns Lodge communication on September 17. Attendees included Free Masons from many Iowa lodges and dignitaries such as Most Worshipful Grand Master Charles Percival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge of
Monticello
George L. Lovell
J. W. Coxsee
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Iowa
Burns Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Lodge
Ben C. Roberts
Hopkinton
Anamosa
Central City
Coggan
Cascade
Farley
Manchester
Earlville
Edgewood
Greeley
Colesburg
Onstow
Hull
Cuba City
Wis
Bonaparte
Portland
Ore
West Branch
Lost Nation
Strawberry Point
de- Witt
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Charles City
Wheatland
Wyoming
Charles S. Percival
John T. Ames
Traer
Frank 5. Mos*s
Masonic Service Bureau
Messrs
G. L. Lovell
B. C. Roberts
Mr. Lovell
Z. C. Luce
State of
Luther Foster
Las Cruses
New Mexico
R. P. Smith
Minneapolis
New Presbyterian Pastor Called At Hopkinton
The First Presbyterian church in Hopkinton has extended a call to Rev. David de Best to fill the vacancy left by Rev. E W Roberts. De Best, a Lenox College graduate, is popular in Hopkinton and may assume the charge around October 1. His wife, Mrs de Best, also a Lenox graduate, will share in the welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
First Presbyterian Church
David de Best
E. W. Roberts
Bisbee
Arizona
de Best
Lenox
Cascade
Springville
Presbyterian Society
Lenox College
Monticello Students Pledged to Fraternities This Week
Monticello notices report several local youths pledged to Greek life this week. Mary Lovell joins Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Harry Schneider pledges Kappa Sigma at Iowa State College Ames. Janet McNeill joins Pi Beta Phi, and Jack Kay becomes Delta Tau Delta at the University of Iowa Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Mary Lovell
Kappa Kappa Gamma
University of Nebraska
Forty Years Ago Monticello Notes Arranged In Brief
Recap of events in Monticello and nearby areas during the past month. Marriages births deaths and business moves include Ernest Hicks marrying Cora Farwell, Agnes Russell teaching in Columbus Junction, a Jones County Fair horse races, and Senator Allison speaking in Monticello. County figures and local industry updates also appear.
Jones County Farm Bureau Adopts 1932 Program For Farmers
The Jones County Farm Bureau board adopts a 1932 program focusing on efficient marketing and cost reduction. Projects include grading and marketing demos, farm management, clubs for youth, fertilizer trials, meat processing, livestock feeding, soil conservation, and home sewing demonstrations to improve buying and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Arm Bureau
Ford Coupe Stolen From Madsen Motor Company
A last year Ford coupe was stolen from the Madsen Motor Company Thursday night. It was recovered in Davenport the next day and identified by a brief case and letter belonging to salesman Lee Byerly. The car had no license plates and a raincoat was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madsen Motor Company
Davenport
Lee Byerly
Coasoline
Lcenses
Byerly
September Term of District Court Opens at Anamosa
The Jones county district court resumes with a grand jury Monday and petit jury October 5. Judge Atherton B. Clark will preside. Numerous new civil cases listed include Saniwax Paper Co vs G R Watters and General Motors Acceptance Corp vs Albert Hintz et al. Additional garnishments and attachments are noted among pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Anamosa
Atherton
Clark
Law and Equity
Saniwax Paper Co
G. R. Watters
L. UA
Theo. Martin Et al
Jenkins & Ales
Rudolph Latare
Joseph Chew Shingle Co
Citizens Savines Bank
Inland Finance Co
E. F. Wagner
Leo J. Tobin
Henry B. Durga
J. P. Court
Portable Milling Co
Lowell State Bank
John W. Hunter
Exec
Center Junction Savings Bank
Henry Badberg
la Note Inc
PF. L
Lioyd H Hammond
Mary Hunwardsen
Otto T Hunwardsen
Ed Yarolem
Bertha Hammond
Wm. Yarolem
John Carson
Vincent Tisehauser
J. Po. Lane & Son
John C. O'Brien
Irve Gavin
Bejasch Obituary From Correctionville News
Obituary for Henry Bejasch former Monticello resident and uncle to several local families recounts his death on September 10 1931 in Correctionville Iowa at seventy three. The article details his Swiss origins his migration across Iowa his church and Masonic affiliations and lists surviving relatives and attending family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bejasch
Monticello
Roy Morey
John Roof
Ben Che
Herman Bejasch
Correctionville
Bejasch
Mr. Belasch
John
Dorothea Rejaseh
Grunbunden Cnanton
Switzerland
Rock Township
Tilden Township
Emma Meisser
Alma
Wisconsin
Anna
Washta
Masonic Lodge
Inten’ Templars
Sioux City
Bejaseh
Belasch
Tobias
John Ruof
Verman Bejasch
Iowa
Roy Davis
Center Junction
John Bejasch
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Floyd Clarke
Central City
J. Branger
Emma Glanzman
Virena Meisser
Christ Bringer
Mondovi
John Accola
J. M. Meisser
Prairie du Sac
Loyal Podhaski Returns After WHBU Vacation Coverage
Loyal Podhaski came back home last Saturday after seven weeks in Anderson Indiana filling employee roles at WHBU during vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Podhaski
Anderson
Indiana
WHBU
Local People Assist In Forming Bureau Program
Farm Bureau county and township officers and project leaders met at the Farm Bureau office in Anamosa on Tuesday to plan the 1932 program. Five major projects are set for next year including organization, cooperative marketing, boys and girls clubs, Clothing, and soil conservation. Lovell township attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clemm Liddy and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Lovell Township
Clemm Liddy
John Yossi
William Hinttz
William Laude
DeMolay Allen Chapter Marks Twelfth Anniversary
DeMolay Allen chapter of DuBurne observed its twelfth anniversary with all day sessions and a concluding dance last Saturday. George Washington chapter DeMolay members joined the afternoon meeting and dance, with Monticello attendees including Myric Shover George Stott Berkley Curtis Donald Morey Rayamiond Coyle Keith Dickey James Ricklefs James Bort Harry Matthiessen George Hoult Dale Clark and Curtis Moncrief.
Change In The Weather Brings Heavy Rains
A series of Ward rains last weekend brought thunder and lightning. A horse owned by Frank A. Kula was killed by lightning near Prairiebur Sunday night. A twister near Van Meter caused damage. Frank Stump, 22, died from lightning while in a pasture. J. C. Highbarger from Muscatine was bruised when his auto was wrecked two miles north of Crawfordsville on U.S. 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Prairiebur
Frank A. Kula
van Meter
Frank Stump
J. C. Highbarger
Muscatine
U.S. Highway No. 161
Crawfordsville
Highbarger
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Hauck
Dubuque Church
Frederick Florin
Tipton
Rural School
Wayne
P.T.A
Tilda
Supreme Court
Mt. Vernon
Moses
Ames
Percival
Mr. Doxsee
Lovell
Roberts
J. W. Doxsee
B. D. Paine
W. M
J. S. Hauser
S. W
I. Rigby
J. W
H. Minnett
J. S
A. E. Chesterfield
Tyler
Coxsee
Messrs. Lovell
Doxsee
L. W. Lovell
C. A. Doxsee
R. H. Ricklefs
E. C. Rickless
Frank Royden
A. B. Grimes
Neal Hayden
Arthur Shelley
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Claude R. Mason
Harry Ireland
D. P. Young
Frank D. Hayden
George Washington
DeMolay
Myrie Shover
James Bort
Thomas George, Jr
William Kettlitz
Masonic Temple
W. Doxsee
New Presbyterian
the Express
Ernest A. Hicks
Cora E. Farwell
Hicks
Louis Rieger
Agnes Russell
Columbus Junction
R. C. Stirton
Peter Meyer
George Ambuchl
William
Mardorf
Wayne Township
Elisha Dodge
Cass Township
F. C. Ellison
Henry Hanken
Scotch Grove
John B. Siemers
Henry
Susan B. Lott
FP. A. Whittemore
Utica
Margaret van Fleet
Samuel van Fleet
William B. Allison
Gerhard Eilers
Tobias Tobiason
Joseph Nye
West Union
Nye
A. B. Holbert
United States
John P. Frerichs
Holcomb Place
Maquoketa River
Jane Dunn
Dewitt
Nebraska
James George
Dunn
Mrs
George
Wayne Yousse
Charles J. Northrop
Vinton
Lillian Kendall
Maquoketa
Elijah A. Austin
I. N. Austin
Scotch
Atherton B. Clark
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