Death of Frederick Stuhler and family grief
Frederick Stuart Stuhler, three, son of Fred S. and Lillian Haley Stuhler of Monticello, died of infantile paralysis after illness began Tuesday. Born December 16, 1923, he was taken for care to Cedar Rapids then Iowa City. Funeral services were held at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. George McNary officiating.
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Fred. S. Stuhler
Frederick
Mrs. Stuhler
Frederick Stuart Stuhler
Fred S
Lillian
Haley) Stuhler
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
McDonald Hospital
Iowa City
Oakwood Cemetery
George McNary
Death of Lora Josephine Siebels in Castle Grove Township
Lora Josephine Siebels, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Siebels of Castle Grove township, died last Saturday September 24 from dropsy after rheumatic heart conditions. Born September 12 1917 she attended local rural schools before illness halted schooling. Funeral at St Peter and Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. G. Wolf with burial in Castle Grove cemetery. She is survived by her parents two brothers Albert and Robert and sister Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Josephine
Will Siebels
Castle Grove Township
SiGatta
Bette Onstotes
Josephine
St. Peter and Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Castle Grove Cemetery
Rev. G. Wolf
Albert
Robert
Belle
Death of Mrs Henry C Bohlken in Longmont Colorado
Mrs Margaret Hildenbrandt Bohlken died September 19 in Longmont Colorado on the anniversary of her husband Henry C Bohlken’s burial in 1926. Born 1858 in New York City she was 69. Survived by brother Philip Hildenbrandt Longmont sister Mrs W T Buckner Cedar Rapids and adopted daughter Mrs Tracy Baker Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Bohlken
Longmont
Colorado
Monticello
Messner Enters Not Guilty Plea in Cedar Rapids Murder
Lyle Messner, charged with the murder and assault of 6 year old Kathleen Forrest, appeared before Judge John T. Moffet in Linn County District Court. Counsel argued over the indictment and second degree charge before Messner entered a not guilty plea. The case hinges on whether the death penalty may be sought, with trial to determine if death, life imprisonment, or a lesser penalty is warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Messner
Kathleen Forrest
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffet
District Court
Linn County
Do You Know Quiz Answers Overview
A reader quiz lists ten questions covering U S constitutional amendments presidential terms Confederate leadership Pocahontas Civil War surrender era officials and early communications milestones. It notes page 8 contains the correct answers if any item cannot be answered from the prompt text.
Cedar County Records and Local Notices Summary
In Cedar county license issuance stands at 5 505 autos to date this year with last year's total 5 548. Clayton Messenger, farmer and cattleman from Iowa county, files bankruptcy with liabilities of 81 000 and assets of 69 000 plus 11 000 exempt. His wife files similarly with liabilities 81 000 and exemptions valued at 50. About 4 000 barber licenses have been applied for, with an estimated 7 000 barbers in the state, exempt status for those licensed by July and applying before October 2. A barn fire destroys a 1 1/2 story home conversion. Henry Fletcher, 65, suspected stroke, English resident of Dubuque for 25 years. William Tarr, 57, committed to state hospital after marriage license and threat. he faces sanity commission. Charles Fargo, longtime Anamosa reformatory inmate and WWI veteran, dies. buried at Gilmore City. Hans Shaffer, 59, killed on Illinois Central tracks near Dubuque. body found later, survived by wife and seven children. Cedar Rapids residents J C Woodward and John Kelly sentenced to up to two years at Fort Madison for carrying concealed weapons after bootlegger liquor purchase and attempted robbery. Hawkeye bank officials Beyens and Henderson arraigned in West Union on multiple charges tied to bank insolvency and false reports. bank closed 1927. Upper Iowa conference selects ministerial and lay delegates for Kansas City General Conference, with delegates from New York City, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Fayette, and other communities.
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Cedar County
Clayton Messenger
Iowa County
State Department of Health
Henry Fletcher
Fletcher
Dubuque
William Tarr
State Hospital For the
Jackson County
Green Island
Charles Fargo
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Co. F
168Th Infantry
Rainbow
Champagne
Chateau
Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Gilmore City
Hans Shaffer
Illinois Central Railroad
Rockdale
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Woodward
Carthage
Missouri
John Kelly
Kansas City
Clark
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Forty Years Ago Local Notices Include Marriages and Open Schools
The record lists church pastors, a Scotch Grove farm sale to Henry Jacobs for 27 dollars an acre, deaths in Castle Grove and Monticello, and a state fair history department head. It notes Ames teachers, opening of public schools, marriages of Franc Bush-Davis and Rose Bennett Bailey, baby births, and several community events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
R. A. Moffett
Methodist Episcopal
George E
Scott
John T. Blanchard
Sacred Heart
John Tobin
W. H. Whittenwyler
E. G. LeClerc
Loveland
Scotch Grove Township
Hall
Henry Jacobs
Edward Flynn
Castle Grove
James Davidson
Natural History Department
Anna McConnon
Ames
E. R. Nichols
Lucy L. Leech
Mary E. Moleite
Samantha C. Corbin
Jennie Henderson
Luna Farwell
Agnes E. Orr
Nettie Sleeper
Winifred Smith
Ada F. Gibson
Clara Weir
Franc Bush
Worthington
Daniel L. Davis
State University
Iowa City
Mattie J. Fawcett
West Union
Hattie Walworth
Seanes
Grinnell College
Langworthy Church
Hattie Carpenter
Bessie Duer
Dena
Trix Little
Nellie McConnon
Ida Weir
Hattie
Nellie Proctor
Jessie Fawcett
Lella Hicks
Belle Herrick
Jennie King
Maxwell
William Starr
Monticello
W. Proctor
D. E B. Pond
Central Station
Lou Starry
Prairieburg
Frank Sanford
Amber
Mary Brady
Monticelli
Sacred Heart Church
J. W. Coxsee
Salem
Ohio
Russell
Ireland
Scotland
England
Eight Cars of Livestock And Produce Shipped
Full shipment of cattle and produce from Monticello is under way. Eight cars were sent last Monday and yesterday from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Highlights include Farm ers Mutual Creamery two cars of hogs and cattle to DeWitt fair, Ed Eilers cattle, Clarence McLaughlin hogs, and butter and poultry consignments to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Thomas Shover
DeWitt
Ed Eilers
Clarence McLaughlin
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
E. J. Farley
New York City
Annual Conference Appointments of Methodist Episcopal Church
List of district superintendents and appointed ministers for the Dubuque and Davenport districts. Includes numerous towns such as Arlington Volga Burr Oak Calmar Decorah Delhi Center Grove Dubuque Cresco Edgewood Epworth Fairbank Farley Fayette Greeley Hawkeye Independence Lamont Masonville Monona Nora Springs Osage Parkersburg Plainfield Ramond Riceville Rockwell Sheffield Waterloo First and other missions with appointees to be supplied and noted clergy lines across Iowa conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington-Volga
Robert Davies
Burr Oak
C. A. Calings
Calmar
Frederick Nelson
Chester
Henry Allhouse
Colesburg
Dyersville
J. C. Cleveland
Cresco
Kendallville
F. H. Weed
Decorah
F. O. Hillman
Delhi
Dee Butler
Center Grove
Dubuque
J. W. Atkins
Grandview
E. D. Wells
St. Luke's
H. D. Aitchison
T. J. Elwick
Hazelton
G. L. Heisserman
Independence
J. W. Reed
Lamont
A. 5. Watson
Lima
Lime Springs
Bonar
P. P. Pease
McGregor
E. W. Kable
Manchester
R. V. Porter
Masonville
Maynard
Westgate
John DeLong
Harold Curry
Monona
H. E. Morrow
Walkbin
W. H. Smith
Cclwein
A. W. Hankle
Randalia
E. Dunlavey
Rowley
Robert Green
Strawberry Point
G. L. Northdurft
Sumner
C. W. Harop
Waucoma
Leonard Davies
Waukon
H. T. Temple
West Union
I. E. Sheldon
Winthrop
H. W. Artman
Waterloo
F. C. Witzeigman
P. O
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ackley
Wm. Crosley
Allison
Federated
O. B. Weston
Aredale
C. C. Casper
Bradford
W. Glen Rowley
Charles City
E. T. Bough
Clarksville
EK. E. Voss
Chapin-Hansell
J. H. Pritchard
Dumont
D. C. Perry
Dunkerton-Dever
H. E. Prescott
Janesville
H. H. Norton
T. M. Neilson
Marble Rock
A. R. Conver
Mason City
First
J. F. Boeye
Olivet
C. D. James
Mt. Hope
Bird
New Hartford
Associated
Nora Springs
H. A. Crumb
Northwood
T. P. Shaffer
Osage
E. B. Pyre
Parkersburg
B A. Davis
Plainfield
S. Kenderdine
Plymouth
Wm. Galbreth
Ramond
S. J. Baldwin
Riceville and McIntyre
O. J. Felter
Robford
C. E. Luce
Rockwell
Frank Sheffer
Rudd
G. W. Turner
St. Ansgar
O. H. Moore
Sheffield
F. P. Shaffer
Shellrock
S. W. Williams
Staceyville
J. F. Miller
J. A. Young
Grace
Roy L. Smith
Linden
Joseph Yates
St. Paul's
George Woodall
Waverly
C. C. Bacon
Projects Planned for Jones County Leaders Meeting
A Friday meeting at Anamosa gathered township project leaders to hear Miss Knowles of the Ames extension service explain the first year clothing project for Jones County women. The program runs October to March, with a child training course April to summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Miss Knowles
Ames
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Seeley
Court House
The
Martha Hanken
Genevieve Streeter
Helen Skeels
Jackson Township
Bort Manufacturing to Discontinue and Liquidate
Hopkinton reports Bort Manufacturing Co will close immediately and liquidate after a fire destroyed the building and stock. The insurer settled for nearly the policy amount of $26,500 minus deductions for saved goods. business affairs will be closed, bills paid, and dissolution completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Bort Manufacturing Company
Bort
Bitl
Banks in the county reveal ownership and deposits
The Express publishes a full county banking report detailing owners and backers of banks, stockholdings, and security for depositors. Iowa banking history shows no Jones county failures or depositor losses, with total capital $890000 surplus $457000 and profits $75866.94, deposits $9677717.71. Monticello banks hold a large share of capital and deposits.
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the Express
Iowa
Jones County
Monticello
District Court Opens in Anamosa with Heavy Criminal Calendar
The September term of the district court at Anamosa opened last Monday before Judge Atherton B. Clark. A large criminal docket is anticipated with 39 criminal cases listed and additional indictments possible. The court scheduled October 3 to 7 for criminal trials and October 10 to 19 for assigned cases, including Starry v Starry Lynch and multiple estate and guardianship matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Anamosa
Atherton B. Clark
Clark
Forget-Me-Not Day Drive In Monticello By War Vets Aid
The annual Forget-Me-Not day in Monticello is set for next Saturday October 1. Disabled World War veterans sell the blue forget me not flowers to raise funds for ex-soldiers in hospitals and institutions. Mrs Thomas M Redmond leads twelve girls on First street to sell flowers all day with no fixed price hoped for generous donations. The drive is sponsored by Fighting Back chapter No 6 of Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Fighting Back
Dubuque
Football Hero Next Saturday at Monticello High
Local Monticello High meets Ga rena Illinois at city park next Saturday afternoon for the season opener. Admission is low and the home crowd is urged to support the red and black. Dubuque defeated Monticello 61 to 20 in a recent scrimmage, with Dubuque’s superior size and ground game breaking through Monticello’s defense.
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Garena
Illinois
Red
Black Warriors
Monticello
Dubuque
Beeron eSpawtee Y
Heesepeedle
Mualiweho Plagers
Monti Boys
Finlays
Monticello Schwind
H. Marugg
Russell
J. Gubler Miller
Eo Mars Macro
J. Bender
R. Maruge
Reider
PRR
Giecesse Asssss
R. Hoag Handemann
Maurice
Rugler
Rintigan Bardill
C. Appleby Martin
LHB
D. Morey Meyer
D. Greenwald
C. Brokaw
Guniers
Martin
Bardill
Lanigan sells The Jeffersonian in Bowling Green Missouri
J T Lanigan former publisher of The Monticello Times sells his newspaper The Jeffersonian at Bowling Green Missouri and plans a long vacation on the west coast He sold The Times to E J Maloney who later sold it to Tom White Lanigan still owns several Monticello real estate parcels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lanigan
Monticello
Business Men Present Rev Coe with 200 Dollar Purse
Monticello business men gave Rev. Albert E. Coe a 200 dollar purse in recognition of his work promoting the town’s boy scout program. Funds were raised by subscription led by Mesdames Town George, Harry Rodman, Isaac Suter and Rudolph Langer. Coe is reappointed to the Monticello charge for another year to continue his boy welfare efforts. Also, John Johnson, burned in a powder accident, has left Mercy hospital and is visiting his sisters in Monticello while staying with his mother near Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Albert E. Coe
Mesdames T Wn George
Harry Rodman
Isaac Suter
Rudolph Langer
John Johnson
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
National News Highlights From The Week
Graft conviction of Indianapolis Mayor John L. Du Vall leads city to fines and disqualification. Baron von Maltzan dies in Nuremberg air crash along with four others. World Series schedule set across cities with New York hosting games. Tunney defeats Dempsey in Chicago in a ten round title fight watched by 140,000 spectators. Gate receipts total 2.658 million dollars with Dodger champion earnings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Duvall
Indianapolis
Tunney
Chicago
Dempsey
Attempted Wreck and Legion Visit Rock the Riviera
An attempted bombing near Golfe Juan halted a train carrying American Legionnaires. A canvass fragment bearing Vive Sacco and Vanzetti was found, provoking cheers for the Legion along the Riviera as they toured Italy. Separate indictments in Indianapolis target a whisky running ring with 99 charged. James Barrett’s killings attributed by Art Hanson to self defense after events tied to liquor disputes. Pope Pius XII receives 260 Legionnaires in Rome with ceremonies at the unknown soldier tomb and St Peter's, sharing blessing and homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfe Juan
Nice
Monte Carlo
Vive Sacco
Vanzettti
Riveira
St. Paul
James Barret
Chicago
Art
Vicky) Hanson
Tarrett
Barrett
Rome
Howard P. Savage
Eternal City
Italy
America
St. Peter's
Pius
Europe
Clementine Hall
Frank Schnobel
Philadelphia
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Frederick Stuhler
Josephine Siebels
H. C. Bohlken
United States
Southern Confederacy
Pocahontas
Grant
France
Germany
Nicholas II
S. H. Beyens
First State Bank of
State Banking Department
Upper Iowa
Thomas P. Potter
Harry ©. Culver
Frank M. Cole
J. P. van Horn
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
J. W. Arbuckle
E. R. Ristine
Cornell College
William F. Johannaber
Rockford
W. D. Little
Oelwein
Merwin George
Janessville
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. E. Coe
W. H. Mitchell
Eldora
R. T. Porter
Will Kirwin
Davenport
E. A. Baker
Alburnett
P. N. Dwellopy
F. S. Worcester
Bennett
M. H. Hill
Bertram
J. M. Baltz
Buck Creek
V. C. Welch
Calamus
F. W. Cass
Camanche
Co. H. Byers
Center Junction
F. C
F. C. Worcester; Central City, R. R. Sires; Clarence, J. W. Bearse
Clinton
J. K. Hawkins
Lyons
T. C. Collister
Coggan
G. M. Shoemaker
J. M. Hinkle
St. John
F. W. Court
Delmar
H. E. Wilcox
W. C. Keeler
Lisbon
W. J. Caca
Solon
W. E. Slaght
South Bethel
Co. G. Lusted
Springville
C. W. Batten
Stanwood
E. R. Kildo
Tipton
L. H. Joslin
Viola
Earl Hodgkin
West Branch
H. D. Green
Wyoming
A. B. House
Waubeck
R. B. Sires
Paris
West Prairie
James Babcock
W. C. Cleworth
Albion
Lemont C. Smith
Beeman
J. J. Snyder
Blairstown
L. D. Stubbs
Brandon
G. H. Goodrick
Belle Plaine
J. FP. Ackman
City Mission
Lillian Waddington
W. L. Ewing
H. O. Pratt
St. James
Fairview
W. O. Eckler
John Huss
J. H. Lilley
Kenwood Park
Palo
Leslie Faris
Reinbeck
S. R. Schmidt
Rhodes
W.A. Faris
Shellsburg
E. C. Steinman
State Center
H. F. Nercer
Tama
Dewitt Clinton
Traer
W. L. Alexander
Toledo
Dean Soule
Urbana
Fred E. Haston
Union Gifford
G. H. Hawn
Vinton
G. K. Hudson
Walker
F. H. Schepple
Whitten
Samuel Knoer
Marjorie Williams
Chloe Carson
Emma Grote
Monticello High School
Dorothy Smalling
Miss Smalling
Bort Manufacturing Co
A. M. Hanken
City of Monticello
National Bond Investment Co
William Rushford
F. B. Sigworth
Eva Evans
Clifford L. Niles
N. C
Grace I. McCormick
George F. Verdon
Mershon & Stingley
J. W. Ireland
Gertrude G. Farrell
John J. Farrell
Renato Hoffimann Emmert
Willam W. Emmert
Hazel Marie Saunders
Robert W. Saunders
G. E. Billings
Daniel F. van Voltenburg
Monticello State Bank
Frank d’Autremont
Probate Matters
Ellen Louise Bronemann
Ellen
Hattie M. Folkerts
David Farrell
Harlan H. Shumaker
Rozina Bronetawn
W. W. Hunter
Joseph J. Kennedy
Howard Putnam
John L. Siebels
Nellie Siebels
John Leonard
Leslie Myers
Rhinehart Tobiassen
Frances Dannemann
HW. O. Dannemann
Esther M., Waite
Starry
Starry & Lynch
Wheelock
Tosen
John Hagen
Christopher Scheer
Adam Scheer
Barber
C. M
St. P. Ry. Co
Behrends
Corbett
Petters & Co
Kiburz
Hutton
Graft
Peck
James
Hanold
Bell
Admi
Johnson
Larby, Et al
Morey
Bright
Srey Savines Bank
Miller
Football Hero
Lanigan
Missouri Paper
Rev. Coe
New York
Tony Ferrecane
Ferrecane
John Vallertgari
Chicago, and the Grand Jury
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