ymMJUUUwl THE MONTICELLO EXPRESS, AUGUST 5, 1943 Page 8 Stage Is All Set For Bluejackets-Camp Grant Game the Schroedermeier place. Howard was taking the children home after working for him that day. Bruises Third Time The Teams Kate Maurice Tells Guard Your Country... and cuts were the only injuries re­ and Your Loved Ones ceived by the children. HOME BAKED BREAD OR rolls Have Net This Season Of Pioneer Schools for .sale. Phone 149-W or call at A keen sense of humor and a, had a class of 67 oddly assorted Right now, thouiands of 423 W. First St. Mrs. Eilert Prull. w-l-pdx *Louisville , Ky.j Carl Fiore, 3b, fabulous memory characterize Miss pupils ranging from 16 to 22 years young American toldien and Kate Maurice, who can spin count­ old and with varying educations. Cedar Rapids, la.; Chester Hajduk, sailors arc risking their lives to Top Players 2b, Chicago White Sox. less yarns of early school days, Her job was to get them all ready for high school. This class in­ Outfielders: Joe Grace, rf, St. adding to each her own special protect yours. Patriotism, your cluded the "Boston Bloomer Girls" Louis Browns; Glenn McQuillen, If, brand of humor. Softball team, which was composed own self-protection, - demands Will Be Seen St. Louis Browns; Barney Mc- She began teaching country of boys who masqueraded as girls that you do your part, nowl Casky, cf, Detroit Tigers. school just by chance and against and thus had to behave. Plenty Of Seats For Also making the trip are Warren her own will. She was sixteen Start buying United States AH Close To Sidelines Robinson, Marvin Felderman, Den­ when her own teacher became For fourteen and a half years Defense Savings Bonds and nis Gleason, John Lucadello, Tom county superintendent of schools Kate Maurice was county superin Baseball at its best will be the Madden, Earl Bolyard, Dan Casey, and decided to give teacher cer­ tendent _ of schools, and used to Stamps immediately. Back feature of the Jones County Fair Jim Basso, and Leo Nonnenkamp. tificate tests to his former class. travel over the country with hired down the aggressors with your Friday, August 27. At that time, Camp Grant She passed the tests qualifying horse and buggies. Because she dollars. Bonds are on sale at her to teach with a third grade was connected with the schools Lt. Gordon S. (Mickey) Cochrane's Reed, 2b; A. Skurski, If; Hasson, banks and post offices. They Great Lakes Bluejackets will meet lb; Joselane; J. Skurski, cf; Burg- certificate. The superintendent, many people had the idea that she the Camp Grant Warriors of Camp hardt, 3b; Markoski, ss; Schuldt, knowing she was too young, but knew everything, and she. was cost as little as $18.75. Put Grant, 111. rf; Wrona, catcher; Bauers, pitch­ thinking she would never use it, asked all kinds of questions. One your dimes in Defense Stamps © Both teams are in A-l shape and er. gave her the certificate. old man wanted her to arrange an and they, too, will, go to work. have been winning their share of Don Kalloway, 2b, Chicago White engagement for him, and many Snowballed Teacher housewives used to come puffing up the games in the minor and major Sox, is now with Camp Grant. He About that time, a small school America needs your money leagues. Without question, this played his first game July 31 the three flights of stairs to her across the Maquoketa river was office to quiz her on such questions for a very important reason—to Warm? game will be the most thrilling in against the Bluejackets, getting having a hard time keeping a the history of baseball at the two hits. Camp Grant lost 3 to 1. teacher; the children snowballed1 *s canning meat and constructing safeguard your country, yout o Jones County Fair. a woman teacher and kicked a man. "reless cookers. Me. Try some of our MONTICELLO Plenty of Seats out of the window. A school California Ho made . Under the direction of Elmer board representative came to No one ever got an uncivil an­ Coon, carpenters are busily engag­ Ladies Hold Kate's father, Nic Maurice, and swer from her, and the fact is that Breaks Loose ed in manufacturing permanent asked him if Kate wouldn't take she usually "just happened" to A trailer hitched to a car driven PURE ICE bleachers to be placed along the it on, neglecting to mention the know the right answer. Since she by Howard Schroedermeier of in that cold drink that is so sides of the diamond so that fans violent disposition of the pupils. has retired she has spent much Waverly became loose and landed may get a ringside seat at the Golf Tourney She herself was still in school, but of her time in California, and, when in a ditch. In the trailer were seven refreshing these warm August game. In addition to the elevated left and took on the teacher's posi­ she saw midgets, cripples, young children and some beans picked on Days. In TUavo "Pi+Miimr" Tom Ferrick, the husky right-hander bleachers, there will also be seats Five Pairs Play tion for the rest of the summer. children, and old men all going right next to the base line. It is ex­ 111 ITIlCIllIlg into defense plants she got a job mere . has pitched exciting baseball for the She would have had a tough time pected that this combination will Final Nine Jloles in one, too. She says she had THAT ICE BOX Cleveland Indians, but at the United States Naval Training Station, keeping the students under control give room for 700 customers who wonderful time working next toj Twenty-six ladies met at Great Lakes, Illinois, he's in training for the greatest pitching job of if it weren't for two big strapping will keep food longer with a are willing to pay for a reserved the ],j iif Ferrick is shown at the breech of a Navy 5-inch rifle in the a former Ziegfeld Follies girl and With the present price of corn s e> boys who lived next to the school seat where every play can be close­ Monticello golf course Wednesday gunnery school. He will appear here with Lt. Gordon S. (Mickey) having her identification badge,! and the high prices of livestock, supply of our iee. Cochrane's Champions of the Armed Forces at the Great Jones County and who would apply discipline ly watched. evening to play off the first nine which she says looked like a plas-j you can't afford to lose either holes of the tournament. Those who Fair on Friday, Aug. 27. whenever necessary. Later, when ter cast with one black eye, exam-| one, protect them with an - - - It is the plan of the directors of competed were paired in two Kate was county superintendent the Jones County Fair Association ined every day by the man who Ape cwt. flights. of schools, she found her record, wrote "Over The Top." to give the visitors of the fair un­ Mrs. Richard Long and Mrs. I. on which her superintendent had usual entertainment, and the pro­ I. Rhatigan shared the low scor­ AMERICAN HEROES noted that he considered her "a To talk to her is to be enter­ Electric Fence gram prepared for the 1943 season ing honors of the evening with a BY LEFF fine disciplinarian." tained, and if the radios ever wear will be no exception to the rule. out and the movies give up, Monti­ PURE ICE CO. score of 54. Prizes for the low Kissing Twins Bluejacket Players cello will always have Kate Maur­ scores of the losers in both flights She had so many heartbreaking HENRY G. HARMS, Prop ' The Bluejackets have 24 big were won by Mrs. James Hollar ice. The self-appointed town his­ and harrowing experiences at her McNeill's Hdw. PHONE 333-J league players who will make the and Mrs. Cecil Goettsch. torian, she has collected bits and first school, such as the two little pieces of information which make trip to Monticello. The probable Following are the five pairs who twins who would kiss her hands her an excellent story-teller. line-up is as follows: remained winners to continue play when she went by them in the aisle, Pitchers: Vern Olsen, Chicago of the final nine holes at a date set that she actually cried, and de­ Cubs; John Schmitz, Chicago Cubs; for their own convenience: First cided never to teach again. But Glass Bends Toni Ferrick, Cleveland; Bob Har­ flight, Mrs. Richard Long vs Mrs. when a school at Bowen's Prairie The brick base and window ris, Philadelphia Athletics; George I. I. Rhatigan; Mrs. Win. Shaffer' could find no one else, she consent­ frames were pushed in nearly three Hader, New Orleans; Frank Bis- vs Mrs. Howard Hutton of Cas­ ed to take it over. It was the first inches on the Lake Mills Graphic can, St. Louis Browns; Henry cade; Mrs. Tom Hamilton vs Mrs. time she had been away from building but the big plate glass FRUIT JARS Perry, Dallas, Tex. George Patterson of Cascade. Sec­ home, and she was terrified. She windows did not break. Cause of Catcher: George Dickey, Chi­ ond flight, Mrs. Otto Kucera vs entered the school room, took off the misplacement was a car driven cago White Sox. Mrs. C. F. Shimanck; Mrs. Kenneth j her hat, sat down at her desk, and by an intoxicated driver.