Hopkinton Faces Decision on Sanitary Sewer Plan
Hopkinton council weighs a proposed $212,000 sanitary sewer system after a packed hearing of about 200 residents. Opponents urge a public vote. supporters cite health and development benefits. Attorneys explain council has authority under Iowa law. no election by residents allowed. Supporting officials from Howard R. Green Co. present.
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Hopkinton
Zounciimen
Iowa
Rex Schrader
Monticello
Erdahl
Earl Dunlap
Wilbur Cartano
Cartano
Casey
Ken Pettit
Manchester
Dor
Monticello PTA Postponed and Local Actions Apr
Monticello minutes list a postponed PTA meeting due to Maundy Thursday with no date set. Also noted are a Marine recruiter at the post office, AA meeting, Good Friday union service, and various meetings and births including Monticello residents and a Lexington Mass birth.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Monticello State Bank
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Local Auto Listings Include Cars From Several Towns
Apr 8 to Apr 12 listing shows buyers and sellers in Olin Onslow Langworthy Monticello Anamosa. Entries name individuals such as Gilbert Jones Ruth Jones Loren Bronemann William Reade George McGovern and W C Bone with makes including Buick Chevrolet Pontiac Ford trucks and companies like Iowa Electric Light and Power.
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Gilbert D
Ruth M. Jones
Olin
Buick
Willem C
Rose Barnts
Onslow
Plymouth
Loren K
Clara M. Bronemann
Langworthy
Chevrolet
William A. Reade
Pontiac
George McGovern
Cascade
Ford Truck
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Anamosa
Energy Manufacturing Company
Monticello
W. C
Virginia Bone
Ford
Monti Dairy Store Opens in Vacant Corner Building
The Monti Dairy store owned by Earl Tegeler and Jerry Baum of Dyersville opens this Thursday through Saturday in the former vacant corner building at First and South Elm east of the Rem Electric building. A pint of ice cream is free with each half gallon purchased during the event. The shop will sell Tegeler Baum ice cream and Tegeler grade A dairy products. The building, leased from Rudy Monk, has been remodeled and redecorated with exterior repaint planned when weather allows.
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Monti Dairy
First and
South Elm Streets
Rem Electric
Earl Tegeler
Jerry Baum
Dyersville
Tegeler-Baum
Tegeler
Rudy Monk
Ratings Awarded to Students In Music Contest at Wyoming
Iowa High School Music Association class D solos and small ensembles awarded Friday and Saturday. Readers see scores for piano solos, tympani, drums, various vocal and instrumental groups from Martelle Wyoming Hopkinton Morley Oxford Junction and Buck Creek with multiple first and second places listed for ensembles and soloists.
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Wyoming
Iowa High School Music Association
Express
Mary Esthey
Orth
Verla Mae
Stampe
Lois Kuchenbacker
Morley
Susan Peet
Martelle
Yulee
Mary
Reid
Janiklard
Hopkinton
Judith
Shankland
Judy Berner
Oxford Junction
Eileen Shedek
Volee
Raymond -Beighie
Blayner Maring
Buck Creek
French Stern
Ist
Petersen Weed service named local dealer for Sweet Lassy
Announcement of Petersen Feed service as local dealer for Sweet Lassy feeds was made last week by Schreiber Mills. Petersen Feed service, run by Lloyd Petersen and son Ralph, has sold feeds since 1944 and is the county’s largest dealer for linseed meal. An advertisement in this issue notes the new dealership.
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Petersen Weed Service
Schreiber Mills
Petersen Feed Service
Lloyd Petersen
Ralph
Free Vacation Contest Draws Near Winners Revealed May 1
Entrants must be present on Wednesday May 1 when the winner is announced at the Community building. A full week’s vacation for the winner and up to four accompanying relatives may be won with all expenses paid. Includes furnished cottage on Coon Lake near Aitkin Minnesota, a boat, groceries, and 26 dollars for travel. Final registrations April 23 and 24. Employees of sponsoring firms from Monticello are ineligible.
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the Express
Coon Lake
Aitkin
Minn
Easter Egg Tree Observed At Cass No 4 School
Students of Cass No 4 under Mrs Ida Cass at Monticello create an Easter egg tree five miles southwest of Langworthy. They use a lilac branch in sand, silver painted shells, blown out eggs dyed and hung with ribbons. Robert Soukup and Jim Lubben placed the eggs while all students colored them.
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Cass No. 4
Ida Cass
Connie Richard
Gail Kula
Linda Watters
Gail
Linda McDonald
Susan Dirks
Dina Oltman
Susan Brown
Monticello
Langworthy
Robert Soukup
Jim Lubben
Cass
Night welding and metalworking classes planned by Cuckler
Cuckler Manufacturing announces a free night school for young men aged 18 to 21 to study welding and metalworking. Ted Krouse, plant superintendent, says enrollment will cap at 18 to 21 by July 1, with classes twice weekly taught by Bud Harms and Roy Reuter.
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Cuckler Manufacturing Company
Ted Krouse
Krouse
Bud Harms
Roy Reuter
Cuckler Manufacturing
Olin Student Kathryn Andreesen Earns Freshman Honor
Luther college sophomore Kathryn Andreesen of Olin was named to the Freshman honor society at a Decorah banquet on April 4. The organization honors students with a minimum 2.25 GPA in the first semester for freshmen to qualify and sophomores with at least 2.25 after three semesters. Andreesen, an elementary education major, carries a 2.92 GPA and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andreesen.
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QLII
Kathryn Andreesen
Luther College
Olin
Decorah College
Miss Andreesen
Henry Andreesen
Neighbors Aid Injured Farmer Near Monticello
Reinhard J. Hggers of rural Monticello injured his back. Friends and neighbors assisted by doing chores and field work for a week. Helpers included John Bohlken George Bohlken Jerry Heeren John Gross Merle Pillard Milton Harrs Clarence Willis Vernon Null Hlwill Reuter and Donald F. Marston of Monticello high school attended a history and social studies teachers conference at the State University of Iowa.
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Reinhard J. Hggers
Monticello
John Bohlken
George Bohlken
Jerry Heeren
John Gross
Merle Pillard
Milton Harrs
Clarence Willis
Vernon Null
Hlwill Reuter
Donald F. Marston
Monticello High School
State University of
Iowa
City Seeks Bids On Sewer Water Line Installation
Monticello announces bids for sewer and water line work along Oak street including 798 feet of 10 inch sewer pipe 600 feet of four inch water main and two precast man holes. Bid deadline is 7 30 p m Monday April 22 with plans from City Clerk Mrs Leamon Scott or Bartely and McMahan Engineering.
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Oak Street
Monticello
the Express
John A. Behn
Leamon Scott
Bartely and McMahan Engineering Company
Dubuque
Green Construction Company
Des Moines
Highway 38
Center Junction
Highway Commission
Main Street
Kitty Creek Bridge
Commission
Locust and
Oak
Kitty Creak
Surplus Commodities Distribution Today in Jones County
Surplus commodities will be distributed to about 300 eligible families in Jones county today from 8 am to noon at the Anamosa courthouse. Mrs Hart Rum mell, director of social welfare, announced the plan for April distribution.
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Jones County
Anamosa
Hart Rummell
Energy Farm Equipment workers face UAW election
The National Labor Relations Board sets a secret ballot vote for Energy Farm Equipment employees on April 24 from 5 to 5 45 p m to decide union representation by the United Auto Workers. Sixty production and maintenance workers eligible, with Kenneth W Haan overseeing and observers from both sides. If approved, a negotiating committee will be elected. Energy owner G J Parker consented to the election. Franklin Equipment workers voted 85 2 for UAW on March 14. Harris has been negotiating with Franklin officials and a union committee.
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Energy Farm Equipment Company
United Auto Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Energy
U.aw
G. J. Parker
U.A.W
Franklin Equipment Company
Harris
Franklin
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Hugh Pierce
J. B. Freeze
Mayor Freeze
Pierce
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Frank Smith
H. Elvin Erdahl
Carroll Johnson
Archie Beitz
Paul Gienapp
Peter Grief
Gene Gross
Amos Richardson
Joseph B. Casey
Carleton D. Beh Company
Phil J. Dorwiler
Bes Moines
Erfehl
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Ames
Farm Bureau
State Employment Service
Court House
John McDonald Hospital
Jim. McGovern
Delbert Simmons
Gerald Weers
Robert Freeman
Lexington
Mass
Freeman
Margaret
Emma Zimmerman
Don. Kruithof
Carthage
Dean Paul
Weather Report
Justice Court
Frank Shimangk
Justice of the Peace
Albert Iben
Charles Emmett Murray
Charles City
Jerald Raymond Broneman
Dale Lee Farley
Central City
Monticelto
Courthouse Records
E. H. Deshaw
Luther Halsey Gulick
Grand Council
Tympani
Connie Holub
Silare
Carol Millsap
David B. Stoneking
Arnold Pye
Kathleen Davis
Claudia King
Verla Mae Stampe
Carol Greenawald
Thea
Ind
John Baril
Tom Rohwedder
Ruth Witalef
Barbara Holub
Judy Luke
Virginia Buresh
Kay Anderson
Carolyn Fifield
Western Auto
Long’s Royal Blue
Eclipse Lumber Company
Rickless Dry Goods
Edwards Department Store
Hilers Furniture
Ace Hardware
Stabler’s Shoe Store
Hi-Way Market
Stabler's Clothing Store
Nelson's Jewelry
McNeill Hardware
Bud’s Super Valu
Gambles
Shaffer’s Clothing and Shoes
Lions Club
Colin Ponder
Bruce Stumbaugh
Allen White
Herschel Ponder
Harold White
Ray Stumbaugh
Cass No.4
Miss Andreesen of
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Decorah
Marston
Don Harris
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