Monticello music contest entries listed with names and roles
A lengthy list of participants across woodwind, brass, string and percussion groups for the Monticello Community schools music contest. Officials named include superintendent Darold Albright as contest manager Ray Stumbaugh as director and Dale Greenawald as instrumental registrar and Darold Albright as vocal registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Wilken
Barbara Jones
Barbara Stumbaugh
Sherry Paulsen
Laverle Lehmann
Sue Balster
Marilyn Null
Lois Bohlken
Glenda Goldsmith
Janelle Lehmann
Jan Goettsch
Mary McLaughlin
Lani Morf
Mary Hanken
Bev Cassidy
Ruth Ann Scherrer
Lucinda Shelley
Michael McNeill
Pam Adams
Connie Fistler
Jim Perkins
Ron Hendriks
John Hetzler
Dick White
Bill Ferrall
June Smith
Steve Miehe
Sandra Bronneman
Diane Zimmerman
Marilyn Wahl
Sue Paulsen
Pam Otten
Cornet
Sara Paulsen
Eric Allen
Lynn Tedrow
Dan Specht
Bernie Schatz
Curt Krouse
Tom Yeoman
Sid Schatz
Ann Ganfield
Sharyl Eden
Paul Glendenning
Ron Hendricks
Linda Ehlis
Sheri Greenawald
Sue Bone
Nancy Baresel
Trudy Dickman
Lucille Barnts
Kathy Knight
Lynda Smith
Rusty Orcutt
Charlotte Tobiason
Sharon Podhaski
Nancy Otten
Steve Schlarmann
Brenda Page
Everett Tobiason
Mike Jacobs
Laverle Lehman
Lynda
Police Court Docket Highlights Local Violations
From the official docket of M. E. McCrabb police judge list items include stop sign violation by Herbert Thomas Grapes with four dollars and costs, failure to yield by John Joseph Kelchen with five dollars and costs, speeding by Bette Bender with ten dollars and costs, improper U turn by Leo John Smith with five dollars and costs, improper registration by John A Henderson with five dollars and costs, and multiple small fines for street and vehicle offenses in Anamosa Cascade Oxford Jct Monticello and Lee Greene Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. McCrabb
Herbert Thomas Grapes
John Joseph Kelchen
Bette B
Bender
Leo John Smith
Cascade
John A. Henderson
Lee Greene
George Adolph Pirks
Addle G
Ireland
City Council Adopts Airport Hangar Specs and Grants Permits
The council approves airport committee changes to hangar specifications at the new airport. It grants a Class B beer permit to William Jones of Glass Tap Lounge pending wiring restoration and fire chief approval, and a cigarette permit to Jones. The clerk is instructed to place curb and gutter and public service money in Monticello State Bank for interest on mayor J H Deshaws recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dpd
Jones
J. H. DeShaws
Monticello State Bank Fon
Schultz Bros. plan new one story building after fire
Plans and specifications are being prepared for a new Schultz Bros. Co. variety store to replace the one destroyed by fire. Monticello State Bank president Jim Maurice said a one story structure is possible and Schultz Bros. would help plan the layout. The bank acquired the east half of the Kay building to enable planning and Fred Iben’s Excavating Co. was hired to remove remaining walls and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Bros. Co
Jim Maurice
Monticello State Bank
Schultz Bros
Fred Kay
Maurice
Fred Iben
Iowa City man captured after chase across several counties
Robert Lea Grimm 37 of rural Iowa City was captured west of Lisbon after a high speed pursuit that started in Olin. Jones county deputies Chief Deputy Larry Himes and Deputy Arnold Latuska helped halt Grimm who attacked Highway Patrolman Richard Ward, fracturing his cheekbone and nose. After a roadblock and pursuit, Grimm was wrestled to the ground and handcuffed with multiple lawmen present. The incident followed several hours of driving and gunfire from pursuing officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa City
Cedar County
Robert Lea Grimm
Lisbon
Olin
Larry Himes
Arnold Latuska
Richard Ward
Tipton
Grimm
Richard Darrow
Darrow
Mt. Vernon
Highway 30
Richard Barden
Eugene Hancock
Hancock
Lataska
Himes
Barden
Bill Walke
Cedar Rapids
Greater Monticello Committee Approves By Law Amendment
The Greater Monticello Committee met with nineteen attendees and approved a second reading of a by law amendment creating two vice presidents and expanded board of two members from industry retailing and at large. The group discussed a proposed Youth Council with representatives from both Monticello high schools and plans for Appreciation Day and an Athletic Banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Monticello
Jerry Neill
Harold Yeoman
GMC
Monticello Development Corp
Monticello
Jack Knopp
Iowa Highway 151 64 bypass contracts awarded in Anamosa
Iowa State Highway Commission lets contracts totaling 677,863 for paving and relocation work on highways 151 and 64 near Anamosa. W Hodgman and Sons, Inc. of Fairmont Minnesota is low bidder for asphalt surface and relocation projects. J C Costigan Elkader wins culvert and gutter contracts for the Anamosa section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa State Highway Commission
W. Hodgman and Sons, Inc
Fairmont
Minn
Hodgman
J. C. Costigan
Elkader
Costigan
Power outage hits Monticello and beyond in Midwest blackout
A widespread power failure struck northeast Iowa including Monticello and parts of Illinois and Minnesota after high winds snapped four high voltage lines. Most Monticello power was restored by 9 PM with a remaining section dark until 10 30 PM. The outage traced to Indiana tornado damage and input surges to the grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Vanourny Addition
Indiana
Midwest
St. Louis
Wayne Willing Workers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Wayne Willing Workers 4-H club met at Linda Schatz home with 17 members present. Films covered Why a Good Breakfast and Quick Breads while demonstrations included Setting a Table and Making Muffins. Talks spanned Good Morning Breakfasts and Quick Breads as leaders distributed extra materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Willing Workers
Wayne Willing Workers 4-H Club
Linda Schatz
Ann Plueger
Vicki Freese
Roberta Stephenson
Beverly Siebels
Karen Cruise
Christa Orcutt
Jennifer Harms
Two Car Collision Near Olin After Yielding Dispute
William J. Wright 81 of Olin was charged with failure to yield after a two car crash at 4 20 p m Tuesday on highway 38 one mile north of Olin. He eastbound on a gravel road tried to turn onto 38 colliding with Victor J. Hoth 39 of Waverly who rode north on the highway. Hoths car owned by Nebraska Bridge Supply and Lumber Co Omaha sustained about 200 damage Wrights car 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William John Wright
Olin
Wright
Victor John Hoth
Waverly
Hoth
Nebraska Bridge Supply and Lumber Co
Omaha
Monticello High School Music Program Takes The Spotlight
Monticello Community high school students performed in a Rotary Club program led by Dale Greenawald. Four instrumental groups and three vocal acts were featured under director Mrs. Linda Ballou with solo and small ensemble performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Community High School
Rotary Club
Dale Greenawald
Linda Ballou
Susan Bone
Michael McNeill
Mary Hanken
Charlotte Tobiason
Lynn Tedrow
Dan Specht
Eric Allen
Lynn Rogers
Lucinda Shelley
Jan Goettsch
Carole Schoon
Susan Yeoman
Barbara Stumbaugh
Susan Balster
Sheri Greenawald
Miss Greenawald
Miss Schoon
Paul Specht
John Hetzler
Laurel Wilken
Five cases heard in Jones County court Friday
Five cases were heard in Jones county district court during the past week with no new filings. Anthony F. Besler was fined 300 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and his license suspended 60 days. In default suits Rainbo Tire Service v Carl Gudenhauf and Verdon Gavin v Arlo Ireland were entered. Gavin sought 750 dollars plus costs for negligence in allowing cattle to eat pig feed. Two divorces were granted with custody rulings. Robert J Harms and Margaret Harms, and Florence Lawrence and Albert Lawrence received divorces with property and household goods awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
Anthony F. Besler
Rainbo Tire Service
Carl Gudenhauf
Verdon Gavin
Arlo Ireland
Rainbo Tire
Gavin
Ireland
Robert J. Harms
Margaret Harms
Florence Lawrence
Albert Lawrence
Anamosa
Public hearing on Monticello street improvements plans
Monticello Iowa announces a public hearing and bid call for street improvements. Bids due April 30 1965 with plans by Bartels McMahan LeMay on file. proposals must include 10 percent bond. Work includes asphalt seal coat curb gutter and paving sections across Lincoln Drive Southhaven Drive Main Street and adjacent alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Lincoln Drive
Ridgeview Road
Southhaven Drive
Northhaven Drive
Northhhaven Drive
Main Street
Timberline Road
First Street
South Street
Third Street
Maple Street
Sycamore Street
Second Street
Cedar Street
South Side
West Side
Bartels, McMahan, & LeMay Engineering Co
Lincoln
Dubuque
Bartels, McMahan & LeMay Engineering Co
Lincoln Building
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Judy Saul
Jill Hessing
Michelle Lambert
Janice Schlimmer
Zana Herren
Buick
James Connolly
Alice E. Malloy
Chevrolet
William R
Loretta J. Finn
Nicholas A. Muller
Ford
Fred C. Lasack
Oxford Jct
Stanwood
Highway Patrol
Ward
Mechanicsville
DeShaw
Iowa Development Commission
Marolf
Ted Cowen
Ted Krouse
Bernice Himebaugh
Andy Strittmatter
McMahn
Dave Miller
Joy Jones
Dave Eby
Cass Corner
Cass Corner Chuis
Sharon Tapper
Rosann Albany
Karen Rogers
Mary Lou Achenbach
Richland Boys
Linda Nagel
Steve Schneiter
Mick Herndon
Steve Nagel
Harry Boots
Steven
Beverly
Douglas Schneiter
Wyoming Pioneers
Memorial Hall
Eugene Brunscheen
Ken Orris
Sidney Mays
Richard Huston
Varlyn Fink
Mike Brownell
Richard and
Cliff Huston
Larry Fishwild
Prairie Panthers
St. Joseph's School
Prairieburg
Kevin Miller
Paul Goodken
A. Schlarmann
Norman Russell
Greenfield Lucky Lassies
Marilyn
Barb Plattenberger
Ruthann Miller
Phyllis Port
Marilyn Hempy
Barb Plattenburger
Marilyn Plattenburger
Hillcrest Helping Hands
Sherrie Carson
Vicky Ehlis
Audrey Hardersen
Monticello Community School
Monticello Community School District
Virgil Hunt
Treviantegavassesenereness
General Fund
Arduser
Ace Hardware
Elmer Anderson
American Chemical Society
Arwell
Buds Plumbing
Arenes Bruce Pub, Co., Inc
Deceregisecare Balster
Bro- Dart Industries
Syeenese
Senesee Central Scientific Co
Divce
Baty Hoffman
Churchill Co
Sms
Atlas Press
Ames Co
Culligan Soft Water Service
Dunn & Moncrief
Anes del Chemical Corp
Bureau of Audio Visual Repats
Congressional Quarterly
Suppiles
Cesecenereee Ebeaaregecene B & G Auto Parts
Bohlkens Garage
Broadbent Distributing Co
Cincinnati
Tepairs
Britannica
Firsts Electric
Freese Motors
Fair Play
the Fideler Co
Elem
Frederick Post Co
Gambles
Cseesee
Hearn Oil
Higley Chemical Co
Stover
Blue Cross
Hoag Duster Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Hal Leonard
Harper & Row
Town Electric Light Co
Industrial Tower & Uniform Co
Iowa State College
Iowa Book & Supply Store
Iowa Paint Mfg. Co
Illini Ceramic Service
Ssessares J&b Grocery
Saeperstsrsestpoeeteenonscoene
Joint Council On Economic Educ
Jefferson Co
McClintic Bus
McCain Abstract Co
A. J. McNeill Holwe
McGraw Hill, Book
Metropolitan Supply
Monti Machine Shop
Maquoketa Clean Towel
Setvice Cisces
Seeeseee
Monti
Monticello Express
Grover Miehe
Clem
DOOKS
Cisecccssc
Monti State Bank
W. Bell Telephone Co
Caruire
Radirar
Eee Psychological Corp
Service
Perry Pictures
Pratt Sound Films
Eve
Dannlac Narneal Gace Cn
Panama Carbon Co
Population Reference Bureau
Sisecccevsrensnseoes
Royal McBee Corp
Tepars & Cunnitec
Coe Rid-ge Bird
Ae Rem Electric Co
Sinclair Refining Co
Pann & Rose Lor
Schmitt Music Co
Supp
Silver Burdett Co
Chattaee Ranebae i
Oremeys Wat Kel
Scesseerees Science Service
Standard Oil Co
Scott, Foresman & Co
State College of Iowa
Boyd Shannon
Society For Visual Educ
Science Research
Scholastic Magazine
Schiption Sassses
Escncrsasecces Taylor Music Co
U of Wisconsin
U of Illinois
U of Chicago Press
George Westcot
Water Dept
Service Wears
Chug Wilson
Western Auto
Iowa Bank
Towa
Monticello, In
Mane Thene
URAN
Home Gas CO
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