Births and records in Monticello and area
Births report a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aitchison Cascade. A marriage license is issued to Dennis Wayne Houston and Joyce Elaine Zumbrunnen. Police court lists multiple fines for traffic and permit violations. building permits include Senior Home additions and various repairs in Cascade and Monticello.
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Richard Aitchison
Cascade
Boy
Wayne Houston
Monmouth
Joyce Elaine Zumbrunnen
Monticello
Pinehaven Dr
C. D. Robertson
Park Blvd
Florence McElmeel
N. Sycamore
Kuriger Mobile Home Court
Northhaven Dr
Reuben Leggett
N. Chestnut
Cover photo features Express staff children fishing
In spring the young folks try luck at the old fishin hole shown in today's cover photo. Jeff and Joel Bek, Johnny and Robbie Hunt, and Beth Jones are children of Express staff members, each posing by the water with fishing rods.
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Express
Jeff
Joel Bek
Joan Bek
Johnny
Robbie Hunt
Ron Hunt
Beth Jones
H. M. Jones
Clean-up Day Set for May 8 in Monticello City
Saturday May 8 is designated city-wide clean up day per councilwoman Mary Durst. The city crew will make extra collections. residents should bundle refuse and place it at the curb for curbside collection to reduce hazards from dogs and odors and speed the process.
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Mary Durst
Monticello
Seven Judgments Awarded in Jones District Court
Seven judgments were awarded Friday in Jones county district court for overdue accounts and other claims. Schoon Insurance Agency received $2,050.41 from George W. Richardson plus 5 percent interest and costs. Carpenter firm won $388.70. Anamosa Community Hospital was awarded $356.93 against Alfred and Wilma Russell plus 5 percent interest and costs. Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. collected $217.38 from Jimmy M. and Wanda Tew plus 5 percent interest and costs. McDonald hospital obtained $157.07 from Gary and Linda Stewart each, plus attorney fees on $137.70 and $319.85 for services, with interest and costs. Northwest Bell Telephone Co. was awarded $107.14 from Leroy F. and Linda Lorenzen plus costs and interest. Dennis Dean Moss, found guilty of escape, was sentenced to four years in the men’s reformatory, to begin after his prior sentence. Juvenile cases Moats Luensman and Taylor were transferred to criminal court. One new case was filed: International Minerals & Chemical Corp. suing Millard First for $1,175.22 after a promissory note of $2,062.67 dated June 27, 1969. The note due August 31, 1970, was partially paid leaving $1,122.82. plaintiff seeks $1,175.22 plus $52.40 interest and costs.
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Jones County District Court
John G. Schoon
Donald E. Schoon
Schoon Insurance Agency
George W. Richardson
Schultheis, Maddock and Fox
Curtis D
Linda Carpenter
Anamosa Community Hospital
Alfred
Wilma Russell
Russells
Jimmy M
Wanda Tew
Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co
Ear L
Rosemary Coghlan
John McDonald Hospital
Northwest Bell Telephone Co
Leroy F
Linda Lorenzen
Dennis Dean Moss
Thomas R. Moats
Stephen T. Luensman
Bryce Taylor
Criminal Court
International Minerals & Chemical Corp
Millard First
Vision Hearing Clinic Set For Preschoolers
The Monticello Jaycee Wives hold a pre school vision clinic on Friday April 30 for children entering kindergarten. Under the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Blindness volunteers run the screening with audiologists from Manchester. The service is free and aims to alert parents for professional exams and corrections over the summer.
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Monticello Jaycee
Iowa Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Special Education Office
Manchester
Andrew Carter
Rotarian hears Vietnam experiences with slides
Monticello club hears Bob Shimanek young attorney recount his 16 months in Vietnam with military intelligence He notes the southern war is nearly over and that five years of peace could let Vietnam rival Japan in southeast Asia A question period followed program chairman was H Elvin Erdahl at St Luke's Methodist church
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Monticello Rotarians
Bob Shimanek
Vietnam
Shimanek
Army
Japan
Southeast Asia
H. Elvin Erdahl
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Jones County Savings Bonds Reach Thirty Year Total
Residents have bought a total of 27,729,418 in Series E and H savings bonds since the first bond went on sale 30 years ago on May 1. County residents own 36 percent of these bonds, valued at 9,982,590, with projected annual interest of 549,042 based on current rates.
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Jones County
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Riay Bethe
Shriners
el Kahir
Cedar Rapids
Delbert L. Graft
Olin
Buick
Yeoman & Co
Dale Fisher
Anamosa
Motorcycle
Richard N. Erickson
Oxford
Pontiac
Clarence F
Mary L. Healy
Chrysler
Iowa
Electric Light & Power Co
Chevrolet
William Stroud
Ford
Kenneth Rands
Kenneth Rion
John Sievers
Oldsmobile
Glenn Lehr
Lisbon
Milton’ Bertling
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Vermeer Trailer
William D
Kathleen J. Woodruff
Newman J
Patricia T. Urbanek
Daniel J. Gill
William Walters
Wyoming
John F. Saunders
Aristocrat
Glenn R. Lambert
Mercury
Edward Heady
Honda
Elnora Paulson
James L. Or
Beatrice L. Shelley
Merle Jacobsen
Huerter Pontiac
Henry M
Irma J. Caspers
Woodsman
William J. Kray
Cecil F. Hay
Dreamer
Wallace D. Thiesen
Frank E. Patterson
Lyle C. Arduser
Elizabeth A. Topping
Elmer B. Scherbring
Earlville
Robert R. Whittemore
Martello
Greg L. Benischek
Stephen G. Lambert
Gerald J. Kehoe
Douglas E. Cheney
Gary J. Kramer
Coggan
Richard B. Golenbiewski
Richard Moore
Justice Court
Ralph M. Bayne
Russell T. Hughes
Veterans Memorial Park
C. L. Norlin
Warren J. Rees
Norlin
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Jones District Court
Gary C
Linda Stewart
Gary Stewart
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