Monticello Community Groups Plan Meetings and Births Report
Community groups in Monticello announce a Lions Club dinner meeting for Monday April 12 at 6 30 PM at the Monticello Community building Florida? The Anamosa Cub Scouts host a Friday April 9 program at 7 30 PM at the Legion Hall with Indian dances. New car licenses are listed for local residents and several births are reported at John McDonald Hospital including four newborns with towns and parent details.
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Monticello
Densiof
Legion
Anamosa
John McDonald Hospital
John Turnis
Hopkinton
Joseph Althoff
Cascade
George ‘Schoon
Anthony Guavel
Langworthy
Buck Creek
Saathoff
Marie Wilton
Tom Wilsons
Walter Gussie
Vienna
Austria
Gussie
Doris Rienichs
Gov't Policy Topic Friday At Meeting
Community leaders and others interested in basic government policy are invited to a dinner meeting Friday at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa. Speaker Carl Marone of Town State College will discuss and lead on keeping the government prosperous and stable. A buffet at 7 p.m. precedes the talk and discussion.
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Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Joe Malone
Carl Marone
Town State College
Primary Election Candidates for GOP County Posts
County and township filing deadlines for June primary passed Monday with limited grass roots interest. Incumbents and a few challengers seek county attorney and board of supervisors nominations, while many township and precinct nominations remain sparse. road project funding and a split field for committee seats add to the electoral balance.
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James T. Remley
Anamosa
Monticello
C. F. Shimanek
W. E. Tuetken
Henry Adams
William Bailey
IOP
County Board of Supervisors
Adams
Bailey
Robert Livingstone
Henry Rickels
George F. Specht
Max Mitche
G. 9. Armstrong
Martelle
Board of Supervisors
Oscar Dethman
Blanche FE
Corwin
Bess Sherman
W. L. Pearson
Lewis Dreihelbis
Howard Campbell
Campbell
Monticello youths admit 26 thefts in past month
Eight night time break ins and at least 18 shoplifting cases were solved Wednesday morning as four Monticello youths admitted involvement. An older youth admitted receiving stolen merchandise. The spree dated back to last December with leaders aged 12 and 13 named by Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis. The group targeted Ace Hardware, Ciarus Store, a Sinclair station, and a John Deere outlet among others, with about $35 taken from Baumann’s station in a cash heist via a heat duct.
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Monticello
Jones County
Lewis Dreibelbis
the Express
William Baumann
William Flewelling
Sinclai
Bsumann
Baumann
Monticello Students Eye Largest Preliminary Music Contest
Monticello Public School vocal and instrumental students join 830 entries across 8 sites in Anamosa contest. Ray Stumbaugh says 1,178 participants from 22 schools compete in 69 events including solos, vocal groups, and multiple instrument ensembles.
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Monticello
Ray Stumbaugh
Anamosa
Dubuque
Iowa City
Maguoketa
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Roosevelt
Wilson
McKinley
Stumbaugh
the Express
Jim Waddick Digs 47 Inch Parsnip Mystery
The article reports Jim Waddick claiming a parsnip measured 47 inches when dug, though it later shrank. An Express photo shows Waddick and a crowd at the scene with humorous reaction and a reference to a TV feature.
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Jim Waddick
Alent
Jim Weveldichk
Waddick
Express
Roe
Angel Cor
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Lions Club
W.L. Pearson
the. District Court
H.c.metcalf
Blanche E. Corwin
Elvin
Lois Schwartz
Chevrolet
Lloyd Allen
Harry Paulsen
Onsiow
Mercury
Emil F. Piltard
Dee L. Vrooman
Oxford ‘Junction
Pontiac
Monticello Red Cross Shapter Cunder
Boyd Shannon
Montiello
Rotary Club
Raymond L. Adams
Howard Hicks
Hicks
Royal Hunt
Merle Jacobsen
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
Nick Nosbish
Nosbish
Betty McNally
John W. Stock
Pauline Gray
Steve Balster
Tommy Broken
Steve Pieray
Bob Behrends
Ponna
Express Photo
Publish County
GOP
Mont
Donald A. Ratekin
Richland
Ratekin
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Ralph Wilson
Csssen
Thats Adams
E.W. Brashaw
Clarence D. Shaf
Laura Hinrichs
Madge Shaffer
Ethel F. Nickel
Third Ward
Wayne
Jackson
Scotch Grove
Wadison
Iclay
Hydning
Wyoming
Tell Stores
Beys
Ace Hardware
Ciarus
Virginia Caslavka
Judy Sutherland
Elaine Appleby
Betty Burrichter
Gladys Mellor
Judy Podlaski
Sarah Vernon
Wilma Cox
John Fegan
John Morning
Jack Thoenn
Bruce Appleby
Jack Thoeni
Ivan Benedict
Tom Rhatigan
Judye Podhaski
Carol Smith
Phil Skelley
Sharon Zubler
Sonya Morning
Patty Smith
Mary Ann Buol
Madrigal
Judy
Podhaski
John, Morning
Janice Kuntz
Margaret Edwards
Janalee Bender
Helen Peste
Naomi Stadtmueller
Marge Buol
Linda Hargrave
Donna Morey
Julie DeShaw
Eunice Hagen
Judy McDonald
Suellen Shoop
Mary Steiner
Merna Folkers
Eleanor Wilcox
Lois Harms
Jeryl Goettsch
Jane Serbousek
Darrell Schafer
Bonnie Schoon
Carol Leytem
Linda Hartman
Janis Gottleaber
Joyce Clark
Mary Karen Paulsen
Phyllis Drexler
Neal
Gary Poock
Neal First
Doreen Streeper
Karen Harms
Wilbur Otten
Bonnie Schneider
Dave Martin
Maynard Lang
Delores Folken
Pat Gerdes
Ken Lang
Bill Jansen
Carl Egger
Brad Dirks
Judy Podhaski
Janet Nickel
Judy Hollar
Max Dirks
Delores Falken
Helen Poster
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