Monticello Court Local Fines and Permits List
A Monticello justice court record lists numerous fines for offenses including intoxication speeding and improper display of license plates with amounts from 1 to 100 dollars. Building permits show repairs and new garages with costs up to twenty thousand dollars.
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Billy M. Wilson
Monticello
Dennis R. Owen
Daniel D. Oldaker
Michael Mahoney
Sammie Taylor
Dale F. Heeren
Dubuque
Charles F. Hurt
Ron Krishman
Anamosa
Delbert J. Tholen
Cascade
Jane Kronlage
Coggan
Irvin Wailhoff
Gary Townsend
Allen R. Minish
Hopkinton
Michael McCullough
Justice Courtno
Robert J. Lemmer
Fredric J. Eggiman
Richard J. Oswald
Iowa City
Coleen Y. Ward
Leo M. Cook
Loren C. Eilers
Two Monticello Crashes Prompt One Charge
A March 24 collision on W First and N Chestnut involving Dale Mardoff's 1967 Ford and Veronica O Shea's car resulted in 125 dollars in rear damage. no charges filed due to sun glare. A separate March 22 crash at E Washington and S Sycamore led to Bernard Barker charged with failure to yield after his 1969 Plymouth hit Russell Johnson's 1961 Ford, causing 300 dollars damage to Johnson and 50 dollars to Barker’s vehicle.
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Monticello
Dale C. Mardoff
Veronica A. O’shea
Bernard A. Barker
E. Washington and
S. Sycamore Streets
Barker
Russell A. Johnson
Johnson
Janice Clymer
Gerg Clymer
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Lavern Starks
Suzanne Opal Starks
Jacquelyn L. Moline
Errol Moline
Leo Garhart Stutt
Anamosa Men’s Reformatory
James Yardem
Lloyd Kephart
City eyes flood control plan with federal aid
The proposal would reduce sewer backups and storm problems in heavy rains. Mayor Norlin noted two thirds of the city sewers falter during downpours. First cost is $597,300 in Federal funds with $48,300 city share. The levee and holding area would require right of way, maintenance to be city's duty, and benefit to cost ratio is 1.2 to 1. Construction start timing was questioned.
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C. L. Norlin
Monticello
U. S. Corps of Engineers
District court grants and dismissals touch Monticello flood plan
The district court records show custody awards and child support for Janice and Kenneth Clymer and Starks spouses, plus a dismissed Moline divorce and DUI fines. Monticello considers flood control options with four plans and awaits U S Corps study approval after public input.
New District Conservationist Named for Jones County
John R. Freels Jr. began duties Monday as the Jones County district conservationist, coming from Adair county. The county had no regular conservationist since last August when David Breitbach resigned, with Lester Abbott acting. Freels is a Sunbright Tennessee native, Tennessee Tech graduate, and previously worked in the Hull York Lakeland RCD area and Adair county. He and wife Cathy plan to live in Anamosa.
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Jones County Soil Conservation Service
John Freels, Jr
Tennessee
Adair County
Dave Breitbach
Jones County
John R. Freels, Jr
David Breitbach
Lester Abbott
County Soil Conservation Service
Freels
Sunbright
Tenn
Tennessee Technological
Water and Sewer System Guide Approved for Jones County
The Jones County board approved a comprehensive water and sewage development guide prepared by Rops Engineering Co. with a $7,800 Farmers Home Administration grant. The plan, discussed at a March 23 meeting in Anamosa, notes urgent needs in Martelle Onslow Center Junction and Olin and outlines financing and eligibility for federal grants.
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Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Rops Engineering Co
Cedar Rapids
Farmers Home Administration
Anamosa
Monticello
Wyoming
Martello
Morley
Olin
Oxford Jct
Onslow
Center Jct
Atonement Cantata Presented at Wayne Zion Church
The cantata The Atonement will be presented Sunday April 4 at 8 p.m. at Wayne Zion Lutheran church rural Monticello. Mrs. Harvey O. Gilbertson directs. Soloists Roger Digman Glenn Blatner Mrs Galen Helgens and Sharon Antons perform. A quartet including Digman Dirks Folkerts and Poppe also participates. This marks the third annual Easter cantata by the church musicians.
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Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Monticello
Harvey O. Gilbertson
Roger Digman
Glenn Blatner
Galen Helgens
Sharon Antons
Gerald Dirks
George Folkerts
Ray Poppe
Monticello Student Monika Haker Named Outstanding Performer
Monticello high school student Monika Haker earned the state speech contest title of outstanding performer. Her interpretive prose entry titled Baby in the Bathroom earned high praise from judges. she resides in Hamburg Germany and is staying with the Louis Freese family while in Monticello, with drama coach Esther Gilbertson presenting the certificate.
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Monika Haker
Monticello
Esther Gilbertson
Monika
Hamburg
Germany
Louis Freese
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Dennis L. Hartwig
John Melloy
Bernard
Carl Schoon
S. Chestnut
Clarence Stulken
N. Maple
Rex Cheney
N. Main
Mardorf
W. First
N. Chestnut Streets
Monticello Flood Plain
Corp
Norlin
New District
Member
The
Baptist Church
Cathy
Martelle