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Issue permit for new Shellstation; site is clearedBuilding permits for new construction totaling an estimated $90,300 were issued during March by the City of Monticello.The largest project on tap is the construction of a new Shell oilMutal insurance companies for many years. He had served as an officer of Wayne Zion church.He was preceded in death by two infant children, his parents and one sister.Survivors include his wife; four children, Donald of Anamosa, Charles of Monticello, Mrs. Roger (Eunice) Schladetzky of Bellevue, and Keith of Scotch Grove; and nine grandchildren.CasketbearersVere Leigh Clark, George Plueger, John Bunting, Lawrence Otten, Bennie Tobiason and Irving Eilers.*station at the intersection of N. Cedar and East Second streets.The permit was issued to T. J. McAleer.The 32x132 ft. one story structure will face Cedar street. It will include two pump islands. Estimated cost of construction is $50,000 - 4The station will be built on the site of the old Monticello hotel building. The hotel, plus a small brick building formerly housingGrinnell Mutual Re-Insurance Co.• #and Betty’s beauty shop were torn down last week. The site was cleared Monday. Fred Iben had the contract for the demolition work.A permit was granted Paul Arduser for construction of a 26x84 ft. duplex at 734 Lincoln Drive. The ^ duplex will have a double garage. Estimated cost is $25,000.Leonard Darrow received an^rmi f fnr □ 9/lv/lQ Iiaupa a f /ioo TP
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Monticello Express
Monticello, Iowa, US
Thu, Apr 10, 1969
Page 8
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