Local Clerks Report No New Marriages in Anamosa Area
No new marriage licenses issued by W L Pearson in Anamosa since April 2. Only three licenses issued in Jones County since February 27. New car and truck licenses released by Blanche E Corwin show vehicles for Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Anamosa Matthiessen Auto Supply Co Monticello and others. Monticello Lions Club met for dinner and a program with Alva Freese in charge. Athletic Banquet set for April 19 with no meeting on April 26, next meeting May 10 led by Jim Bender. Jody Ann born to Mr and Mrs Dean Willworth Monticello weighing six pounds thirteen ounces. Two new Hearn boys reported at Monticello John McDonald hospital. Births include a son to Roger Hearn and a son to Dean Willworth and a granddaughter for Emil Hamer. Cedar Rapids parents Mr and Mrs Donald Hamer announce a daughter born April 6.
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W. L. Pearson
Anamosa
Jones County
Blanche E. Corwin
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Ford
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co
Monticello
Oldsmobile
L. H. Otten
Taylor Motor Sales
Olin
Buick
Lloyd L. Chismore
Freese Motors
John H. Eden
Monticello Lion’s Club
Alva Freese
Iowa City AA
Jim Bender
Paul Bender
The
Lion's Organization
John McDonald Hospital
Roger Hearn
Dean Willworth
Castle Grove
Emil Hamer
Donald Hamer
Cedar Rapids
Jody Ann
Rotary Club Dinner and Meeting At St Luke’s Church
Rotary Club members met at St Luke’s Methodist Church for a 6:00 dinner and business session led by President C R Hosford. Guest speaker Des Moines’ Paul Hintz of NW Bell discussed telephone links with TV and its relevance. No meeting April 19 due to an Athletic Banquet. session resumes April 26 with Ed Vanourny hosting.
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St. Luke’s Methodist Church
C. R. Hosford
T. E. Hamilton
Paul Hintz
Des Moines
Hintz
N. W. Bell Telephone Company
Ed Vanourny
Olga Ohe 78 Dies in Monticello Home
Olga Bajasch Ohe 78 died Monday at her son Henry's home 507 S Chestnut Monticello after 7 years there. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Goettsch Funeral Home Rev John Baumann. burial Oakwood. Born Jan 16 1876 St Paul. married Benjamin Che March 4 1896. survived by 2 sons 5 daughters 9 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Olga M. Ohe
Henry
S. Chestnut St
Monticello
San Bruno
Calif
Henry Helms
Velma Perkins
Amy Johnson
San Francisco
Herman Bajasch
Roy Morey
John Rouf
Raymond Davis
Center Junction
Charles Che
Robert Che
Leslie Freese
Ronald Davis
Andrew Davis
Donald Morey
Claude Appleby Elected VP of Fair Managers Assn
Claude Appleby who serves as secretary of the Great Jones County Fair was elected vice president of the North East Town Fair Managers Association at a meeting in Waterloo last Thursday.
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Claude Appleby
Fair Managers Assn
North East Town Fair Managers Association
Waterloo
Easter Week Church Schedules Across Monticello
Monticello churches announce Holy Week events with multiple services. St Luke's Methodist led by Robert Vinson Gildner holds Maundy Thursday supper and The Lord's Supper, Good Friday union service, two Easter morning services. St Matthew's Lutherans, Peniel, Wayne Zion, First Congregational, First Presbyterian, St John’s, and others list Holy Week rites, Communion times, Easter Sunday worship, and related activities.
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St. Luke's Methodist Church
Robert
Vinson
Gildner
Maundy
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Rev
Adix
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Reba Smith
Farmer Vernon Doden Injured in Plow Accident
Vernon Doden, a young farmer from near Monticello, fractured his right ankle and suffered bruises when a plow gear failed during field work. He crawled to the house for help, was taken to John McDonald Hospital, and released after a brief stay. Local neighbors assisted with oats planting, covering 26 acres.
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Vernon Doden
Monticello
Doden
John McDonald Hospital
Clinton Pastor Is Good Friday Guest Speaker
Rev. L. D. Havighurst, pastor of the First Methodist church in Clinton, will speak Friday at 2 p.m. at the Monticello Community building for the annual Good Friday services sponsored by the Monticello Ministerial Association. His topic is The Sacrifice We Ask.
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L. D. Havighurst
First Methodist Church
Clinton
Monticello
Services Tuesday For Mrs. S Bronemann At E R Church
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Evangelical and Reformed church for Mrs. Sam Fronemann also spelled Bronemann who died Saturday noon after a long illness. The Rev. John F. Baumann and Rev. H. O. Morrow officiated with burial in OQuakwood cemetery. She was born May 27, 1888 near Monticello to Samuel Sulzner and Magdalene Gehret Sulzner and married to Sam L. Bronemann in Monticello on May 20, 1907. They lived in the Buck Creek area before retirement and moved to Monticello. She is survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs. William Beitz of Hopkinton, three sons Donald Rollie and Loren of Monticello, 17 grandchildren, two brothers Ben Sulzner of Olin and Sam Sulzner of Bellevue, three sisters Mrs. Ralph Crimm of Monticello Mrs. Clarence Orcutt of Earlville and Mary Ammeter of Manchester. Pallbearers were Robert Appleby Raymond Orcutt Clarence Meyer Paul Meyer Allen Kaufman and Fred Kaufman.
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sam Fronemann
John F. Baumann
H. O. Morrow
Oquakwood
Monticello
Bronemann
Samuel Sulzner
Magdaline Gehret Sulzner
Sam L. Bronemann
Buck Creek
Sam
William Beitz
Hopkinton
Donald
Rollie
Loren
Ben Sulzner
Olin
Sam Sulzner
Bellevue
Ralph Crimm
Clarence Orcutt
Earlville
Mary Ammeter
Manchester
Robert Appleby
Raymond Orcutt
Clarence Meyer
Paul Meyer
Allen Kaufman
Fred Kaufman
Stations of Cross Service Times Given
The schedule lists times for Stations of the Cross from 2 45 to 4 30 and 7 30 to 8 30 on evenings, Saturday morning 10 00 to 12 00 and afternoon 2 00 to 5 00. Confessions are not offered Saturday evening nor Faster morning.
Seven Drivers Fined In Monticello Court
Seven motorists paid fines in Monticello police court this week. Lynn Serbousek and Harvey Fechtman each charged 2 dollars and costs for stop light and sign violations, Duane Schlimmer, James White, Irvin Kintzle fined for speeding, Robert DeWald for careless driving 25 dollars, Fay Waeussler 1 dollar for parking meter violation. DeWald given until April 24 to pay. The meter fine marked the first under the city ordinance passed last July.
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Monticello
Civ
Lynn Serbousek
Center Junction
Harvey Fechtman
Langworthy
Duane W. Schlimmer
James W. White
Worthington
Irvin J. Kintzle
Robert F. DeWald
Scouts To Pass Rank At Camp Near Dale's Mill
The Monticello Boy Scouts of Troop 66 plan to depart Saturday April 24 for the Camp area near Dale's Mill to earn second class rank after completing First Aid. Scout Master Dewaine Thompson announced at the regular Monday meeting. Royal Hunt will supervise with the assistant. A following meeting is set for 7 15 pm Monday at the VFW rooms.
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Monticello
Boy Scouts
Troop 66
Dale’s Mill
Dewaine Thompson
Royal Hunt
VFW
Monticello Track Stands In WaMaC Contenders
Monticello Black Panthers sit in the top bracket of the WaMaC Conference after beating Maquoketa and Anamosa in a triangular meet and a following win over Tipton and Manchester. Coach Harold Shugart directs an intra-squad week as Monticello eyes Marion Vinton and Independence. Sunday guests included the Null, McVay, Schoon, Zimmerman families.
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Monticello
Manchester
Marion
Tipton
Vinton
Independence
Harold Shugart
E. B. Null
Laverne McVay
Clarence
Advanced Age Doesn’t Stop Him Spouting Roof Repairs
August Siebels, 87, of S Linden Street, is pictured on his roof repairing an eye spout. A longtime Monticello resident with good eyesight, he does all his own home repairs and lives with his wife Mrs Siebels. They have five children.
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Eve Spouts
Express
August Siebels
S. Linden Street
August
Four Juniors Initiated Into National Honor Society
Four Monticello juniors were initiated into the National Honor Society with Mrs. Caryl Ross as sponsor. The ceremony and dinner at the Masonic Temple were attended by juniors and seniors, with initiates Carl Egner Judy Padhaski Eleanor Wilcox and John Zimmerman named among the new members. Additional senior members listed include Janis Gottleaber Ruth Ann Winkler Bruce Appleby Ivan Benedict Ron Rhatigan Ken Lang Jack Thoeni and John Hacke.
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Caryl Ross
Monticello
National Honor Society
Masonic Temple
Carl Egner
Judy Padhaski
Eleanor Wilcox
John Zim
Merman
Janis Gottleaber
Ruth Ann Winkler
Bruce Appleby
Ivan Benedict
Ron Rhatigan
Ken Lang
Jack Thoeni
John Hacke
Monticello Businesses Close For Good Friday Services
The Greater Monticello Committee requests all businesses and professional offices to close from 2 to 3 p.m. on Good Friday so employees may attend church services. TheExpress carries programs of services for all denominations. Bernard Kuriger, president, states the committee approved the action.
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Monticoreusiness
The
Express
Greater Monticello
Bernard Kuriger
Monticello Candidate Janis Gottleaber Seeks Miss Eastern Iowa
Monticello’s Monti Band Festival Queen entry is Janis Gottleaber daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Gottleaber Sr. A senior active in band choir twirling and journalism she has held leadership roles in GAA Philomonte and class plays while earning honors in MOU Club and Rainbow. She plans to attend college and teach.
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Monticello
Janis
F.H.A
G.A.A
Philomonte
Scneal
Peon
Caurap
Ana Phon von
Rainbow
St Matthew's Lutheran Church
Mionticello
Luther League
Bruce Appieby
Dismissal Ordered in Damage Suit Over 1983 Incident
District Judge Charles Penningroth dismissed the automobile damage case filed by Hilbert Countryman against Peter Broderson of Wyoming. The court ordered costs divided between the parties as the suit was dismissed from court. The dispute centered on an Oct. 24, 1983 incident involving a steer.
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Charles Penningroth
Hilbert Countryman
Peter Broderson
Wyoming
Tov Gamount Pome
Kuriger Plans Special Committee on Monticello Speeding
The Greater Monticello Committee pressed for action on speeding with a plan to form a special study committee. Mayor Lambert and police discuss using the speed analyzer more, recording traffic data, and possible city council collaboration to curb unsafe driving.
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Monticello
Greater Monticello
GMC
Bernard Kuriger
the Express
Kuriger
Lambert
Greater
Burial Rites Here Monday For M. B. Leonard
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Goettsch Funeral Home for M. B. Leonard who died Friday evening after a stroke. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. R. V. Gildner officiating and pallbearers Elmer Coon Robert Mullen Raymond Hayes Howard Hicks M. Y T. Stott and William Westhoff. The Burns Lodge AF AM No 173 of Motiticello conducted graveside services.
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Goettsch
M. B. Leonard
Oakwood Cemetery
R. V. Gildner
Elmer Coon
Robert Mullen
Raymond Hayes
Howard Hicks
M. Y T. Stott
William Westhoff
Burns Lodge AF & AM No. 173
Motiticello
Cie
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Olga Ohe
Goettsch Funeral Home
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F. H. Kehren
Sly Fox
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Christ
Pilate
First Congregational Church
Charles Ellett
Women's Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
W. Russell Hunter
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. K. Stenzel
Avon
Dubuque
Ladies Aid
Iowa Electric
Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Paul Kenyon
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
Thomas Rhomberg
Garden
Gethsemani
John
Rev. L. D. Havighurst
E. and
S. Bronemann
Ray Gerrets
Wallace Nehl
Lewis Burrichter
Rhinehart Doden
Leonard Doden
John Kray
Express Photo
Lenath
Queen
Donald Gilmore
Bernard
S.U.S. Hospital
Kay Ann Deacon
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Clarence Deacon
Devaney Funeral Home
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