Final date for filing Wool applications set for April 30
Jones county Wool producers were reminded by the county A S C office in Monticello that the deadline to file incentive payment applications for the wool program is April 30 for wool sold in the marketing year from April 1 1955 to March 31 1956. Richard Hartwig chairman noted 341 applications have been filed, with 131 for lamb or pulled wool and 210 for shorn wool. Applicants must provide detailed sales records including buyer and producer information weights and net proceeds.
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Jones County
A.S.C
Monticello
Richard Hartwig
Iowa
Hartwig
Future Farmers Elect Officers in Monticello Chapter
The Monticello Future Farmers of America elected officers for 1956 57 at a Wednesday meeting. Officers include President Ken Paulsen Vice President Mary Ricklefs Secretary Gordon Eberhart Treasurer Tom Streets Reporter Richard Stadt mueller Sentinel Galen Kuper. The group also named three Iowa Farmer delegates Bill Hacke Terry Schneiter Bob Ganfield to the Waterloo state convention April 19 20 21 with Paulsen and Ricklefs as voting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Future Farmers of America
Ken Paulsen
Mary Ricklefs
Gordon Eberhart
Tom Streets
Richard Stadtmueller
Galen Kuper
Iowa Farmer
Bill Hacke
Terry Schneiter
Bob ‘Ganfield
Student Robert Schoenbeck Draws Interest in Machine Design
Navy service gave Robert Schoenbeck of Monticello a focus on machine design at Iowa State College where he studies electrical engineering. A 1947 Jesup Consolidated graduate, he is active in Eta Kappa Nu and works as a part time student engineer at WOI Ames while teaching in the EE department and supporting his wife Mary Kula and son Steven. He aims for a career in electronic equipment design after interviewing with industry.
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Navy
Robert Schoenbeck
Monticello
Iowa State College
Department
Electrical Engineering
Bob
Jesup Consolidated High School
Albert C. Schoenbeck
Guam
Iowa State
Eta Kappa Nu
Station Woi
Ames
Mary Kula
Anamosa
Pammel Court
Steven
Iowa
Melvin
Leland
Cascade Soldier Joins Big Red One at Fort Riley
Pfc John P Hosch of Cascade has been assigned to the 1st Infantry Division known as the Big Red One at Fort Riley Kansas. The 1955 return from 12 years overseas adds context to his posting after enlisting in November 1954 and basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. He is 20 and a 1954 graduate of St Marys High School.
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John Hosch
Cascade
Fort Riley
Army
John P. Hosch
Pete N. Hosch
1St
Kaw
U.S
16Th Infantry
Hosch
Camp Chaffee
Ark
St. Mary's High School
Easter Dinner Guests and New Baby in Monticello Area
Easter Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Art Weber and Mr and Mrs Duane DeShaw and families at Junior DeShaw’s home. Delbert Weber and wife welcomed a daughter Sheri Rose born March 29 at John McDonald Hospital Monticello weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. This is the couple’s first child.
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Castle Grove
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Linda Marsh
William F. Marsh
Leigh Clark
Reuel McColm
Clifford Herr
Cathie
Monticello
Bert King
Herry
King
Alva Zimmerman
Mary Rickels
Fred Kromminga
Elmer Tiedeman
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Eberhart
Paul Black
Judith Black
Dorreen Streeper
Naomi Stadtmueller
Clarence Stadtmueller
Paul Kenyon
Richard Skelley
Charles Carlston
Dubuque
Helen and
Charlotte Deischer
Forrest Deischer
Emma Stadtmueller
Richard Kromminga
F. H. Kromminga
Charles Byers
Anamosa
Cecil Curtis
Austin Stadtmueller
Henry Stadtmueller
Paul Hutchison
San Diego
Calif
Albert Barton
Dallas Center
Pfc
John Tiedeman
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Art Weber
Duane DeShaw
Junior DeShaw
Delbert Weber
John McDonald Hospital
Sheri Rose
Monthly Monticello school district disbursement ledger dated March 31 1956
The Monticello school district presents a quarterly statement listing numerous vendors for materials and labor including Monticello Waterworks Bell Telephone Acme Electric Co Richardson Typesetting and more along with detailed costs. The secretary Augusta Melsha certifies the report as a correct accounting of district disbursements ending March 31 1956 and sworn April 2 1956.
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Monticello
Lovell
Jones
39Th
General Assembly
Monticello Waterworks
Servico
Richardson Typesetting Co
Monticello Hixpress
Iowa State College
Shelley Grocery
Singer Sewing Machine
Hiltbrunner’s
Taylor Music Co
Brodhead-Garrett Co. Voe Ag
Bureau of Educatioaper
Standard Oil Co
Monticello Implement and Truck Co
Parta
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Ferrall Drug Co
Harner and MclIntyre Co
J. McNeill
Harold Schlimmer
First's
DOT Rance Cee Ianm
Reichart Sandsand
R. L. Adams
Rem Electric Co
Leon Wilson
Augusta Melsha
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Devaney
A. P. Lambert
Internationa
S. Main
Monticello, Iowa
Fellowship Party
Carol Stadtmueller
Carol
William Marsh
Fred Blohm
Herman Roth
George Heiken
Homemaker’s Club
John Miller
George Seehusen
Delmar King
Jones County Farm Bureau Board
Richard Shelley
Superior Brand
Hi-Way
Schneider’s
Farm Bureau Library
John Fraser
Paul Lumpa
Len
Robert Mullen
Pratt
Bureau of Audio Visua
Hargrave Cleaners
Matt Parrott and Sons
Forrest Johnson
Lincoln Electric Co
Howe Typewriter Co
Sup- Puesneste Metropolitan Supply Co
Tayé and
Tose Sports
Supeg
Gamble's
M and J Service
Garland Press
George Weatcot Co
Scott-Foresman
Isha TdAbrary
John Winston
Seehusen Oil Co
O11 Co
Moline Body Co
Freese Motors
Hal Leonard Music
World Book Company
Tests
Herbert Toops
W. Wilson
Industries
Lbrary
University of Illinois
the Ames Company
Mimeograph
Scott
Wilcox Hatchery Oultry A
Royal Hermes
Olympia
Remington Smith
Corona
Underwood
Monticello Express