Monticello Panthers Battle In Quad And Triangular Meets
Monticello track and baseball teams competed Tuesday with Marion Anamosa Mount Vernon in a quad meet and Marion Maquoketa in a triangular. Messerli led in hurdles and high jump with multiple firsts and placings across relays. Marion won the quad with 111 points followed by Monticello 80 and Maquoketa 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Avelchas
Panther
Marion
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Panthers
Maquoketa
Monticello
Messerli
Hagen
Helgens
Hill
Turner
Otten
Schreiner
Arduser
Hein
Dart
Hageh
Paulsen
Burrichter
Rickels
Welter Family Announces Birth of Son in Tokyo
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Welter announce the arrival of their son Roman in Tokyo. The baby will be addressed as Pvt. Roman Welter US55066704 Prov Co 471 APO 613 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Welter
Roman
Tokyo
Japan
Pvt
Roman Welter
Six More Men Go To Service May 14
Six Jones county men will be inducted into service on May 14 according to Anamosa selective service. Names of those leaving will be published next week. A June draft call is reportedly cut in two and guidance lets students enlist after school is out with written notice to cancel induction orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Selective Service
Anamosa
Cyclist Injured In Thursday Motorcycle Crash
Raymond Bernard Lewis was injured last Thursday when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Jake Gesie on Highway 151 near Mona's truck stop. He received head and facial cuts and lost two teeth, was treated at a hospital, and released. The Gesse car suffered $85 damage. motorcycle damage undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Bernard Lewis
Jake Gesie
Reynolds
Gesie
Mona
Lewis
Gesse
Legion Auxiliary Meeting With Pot-Luck Supper
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday May 7 at the Legion rooms. A pot-luck supper will precede the business meeting of the Legion post and auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Legion Post and Auxiliary
League Bowling Tightens as Ladies Lead in Twilight Final Week
In the final week of the Ladies Twilight league Baty's team holds a one game edge over Mona's and Freese Implement. Top individual scores included Clarice Siebels 199, Ruth Young 178, and Stella Kep hart 177 amid a slate of strong games as standings show Baty's Insurance 9-1 and Freese Implement 8-2 leading a crowded table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baty
Opening Dance Date at Cascade Pavilion This Season
The Cascade American Legion pavilion begins this season with Del Clayton and his orchestra featured as the opening dance band Tonight. Ex press ads will announce the orchestra and pavilion dances as weekly events. Pavilion management is by R. L. Tucker and Ray McAllister with Frank Fah in charge of tables. Bands contracted include Jimmy Smith Jack Cole Skippy Anderson Stan Stanley Ray Long Bennet Gretten with tentative dates for Hank Winder and Lawrence Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade American Legion
del Clayton
the Express
R. L. Tucker
Ray McAllister
Frank Fah
Jimmy Smith
Jack Cole
Skippy Anderson
Stan Stanley
Ray Long
Bennet Gretten
Hank Winder
Lawrence Foster
Trolling With Motorboats Becomes Legal In Iowa
The new law signed by Governor Beardsley permits trolling with motors on state waters where fishing is allowed except artificial lakes under 100 acres. Authorized lakes list includes Macbride Reed's Lake Lake Wapello Swan Lake George Lake Darling Union Grove Three Fires Ahquabi Allerton Backbone Palisades Kepler. Prohibited artificial lakes include Echo Valley Osceola Reservoir Springbrook Pilot Knob Pine Lake Upper Pine Lake Red Haw Hill Lake Keomah Mill Creek Lacey Keosauqua Artesian Lake Dead Man's Lake Lucas Forest Lake Walnut Woods Arrowhead Beaver Meadows Heery Woods Steamboat Rock Coggon Spring Lake. Natural lakes and streams have no motor size limit for trolling. Evelyn Meade of Cedar Rapids visited her parents.
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William S. Beardsley
Macbride
Reed’s Lake
Lake Wapello
Swan Lake
George
Lake Darling
Union Grove
Three Fires
Ahquabi
Allerton
Backbone
Palisades- Kepler
Echo Valley
Osceola Reservoir
Springbrook
Pilot Knob
Pine Lake
Upper Pine Lake
Red Haw Hill
Lake Keomah
Mill Creek
Lacey-Keosauqua
Artesian Lake
Dead Man's Lake
Lucas Forest Lake
Walnut Woods
Arrowhead
Beaver Meadows
Heery Woods
Steamboat Rock
Coggon
Spring Lake
Fairview 4-H Wins 1951 Jones County Championship
The Fairview Thunderbolts defeated Onslow Agricolae 35 to 24 at Anamosa High School to claim the 1951 Jones County 4-H basketball title. Henry Pillard and Wayne Vernon scored 14 and 16 points for Fairview, while Ronald Reid led Onslow with 9 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Thunderbolts
Jones County
Anamosa High School
Onslow
Swan Egg Care Described In Nesting Details
The piece explains swan nesting behavior with incubation periods of about thirty six to thirty eight days and fifteen minute egg turning. It notes a hen’s alarm during nearing hatching and the swift transfer of cygnets to water within three to four hours after birth. It also suggests leaving unhatched eggs a few days in case additional cygnets hatch if kept warm.
Monticello Prepares for WaMaC Tournament and Sectional
Monticello and nearby schools map the WaMaC baseball bracket with Monticello meeting Oxford Junction at Wyoming for a 4 p.m. sectional game. Other Wyoming participants include Olin St Martin of Cascade and host Wyoming. Anamosa faces Maquoketa in the lower bracket. Vinton Tipton Monticello Manchester and Marion also feature in the tournament with Bob Mullen as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Black Panthers
Monticello
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Monmouth
Olin
St. Martin of Cascade
Anamosa
Maquoketa
Bob Mullen
Jones County
Panthers
J. Paulsen
R. Egger
P. Tuetken
Jack Schmidt
R. Adamson
G. Seehusen
B. Hill
L. Lang
D. Appleby
R. Rhatigan
L. Paulsen
D. McChristy
L. Schoenbeck
D. Claus
R. Rickels
D. Helgens
Schreiner
P. Dart
C. Martin
R. Behrends
H. Gottleaber
C. Payne
Schmidt
Seehusen
Appleby
Paulsen
Rickels
Schoenbeck
Helgens
Local collision ends with fines for driver license issue
Donald Cookey of Cascade and Walter Mueller of Monticello were in a minor crash in front of the Community building on Wednesday. Cookey was fined 10 dollars and costs for lacking an operator's license and 1 dollar for leaving the scene of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cookey
Cascade
Walter Mueller
Monticello
Cookey
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John J. Miller
Iowa
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Forrest Tucker
Adele Mara
Estelita — Rodriguez
Polly Bergen
Jean Ruth
Angela Green
MacArthur
Lionel Barrymore
Charles
Iles Schnee
John Sturges
Irmand Deutsch
Monticello Sports Association
Monticello Gun Club
Palmer Drug Store
DeWitt Drug Store
Ball Club
Baty’s Insurance Wmielg Dees
Freese Implement
Mona’s
Long's Department Store
Bank Fr Lnches
Basti
Monty Cafe
Spike’s
Midway
Schuetz Motors
Marie's Sweet Shop
Majestic
William Reade
Roy Pearson
Rev. Kehren
Harm Helgens
John Hanken
John McDonald Hospital
Thomas
Bert Moats
District Court
State of
Ada Rohn
A. D
Monticello State Bank
Locher
Chiropractic Society of Iowa
W. W. Coulter
Davenport
H. B. Donovan
Jefferson
L. C. Perkins
W. G. Harbit
Marshalltown
Evelyn Meade
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Russell Meade
Dewitts and Palmer’s Drug
Gun Club
Fairview
David Pillard
Junior Gerdes
Kenneth Brokaw
Dennis Larson
Keith Vernon
John Brokaw
Mark van Antwerp
Bill Ruht
Allen Eden
Reid
Russell Streeper
Irie Welch
Larry Lehmaljohn
Larry Dennison
Bernard Streeper
Robbie Streeper
Rick Conley
Swan Egg
Wamac
Limestone
Merle Husman
Center Junction
WAYNE
Corn Belt
McDonough’s
Castle Grove
Iow
Tan
Studebaker
Freese Impl
Sales
Plueger Garage
E. F. Plueger
Scotch Grove
Stuhler
Stahler’s
Sthine
Monticello, Iowa
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