Police and Justice Court Docket Listings Include Fines
From official dockets Judge McCrabb and Justice Shimanek report cases of excessive noise driving without a license improper passing and minor permit violations. Sentences include fines from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. some licenses were validated or cases dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. McCrabb
Justice Court
C. F. Shimanek
Justice of the Peace
Robert C. Waugh
Clinton
Earl Edwin Miner
Olin
Steven Lyle Starkfleet
Cedar Rapids
Louis D. Surrel
Monticello
Robert F. Lamont
Richard F. Starkfleet
Phillip F
Clary
Maquoketa
Traffic Fines Across Iowa and Wisconsin
Speeding Susan Parker Rohde of Cedar Rapids forfeited a 15 dollar bond. Improper registration James W Bente of Wisconsin paid 10 dollars and costs. Overweight William F Gramm of Ottumwa paid 5 dollars and costs. Improper passing James J Wengert forfeited a 15 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ehlis
Esther A. McDonald
Susan Parker Rohde
Cedar Rapids
James W. Bente
Wisconsin
William F. Gramm
Ottumwa
James J. Wengert
Classifieds and notices page index snapshot
A fragmented newspaper index lists towns and sections including Buck Creek Castle Grove Center Junction Delhi Hopkinton Obituaries Olins Onslow Oxford Junction Prairieburg Sand Springs Scotch Grove Army Servicemen's Corner South Fork Temple Hill Women's Dept and Years Gone By with page references and section labels. The text reads like a contents guide without full articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
CASS
Farm Dept
Hopkinton
Olins
Onslow
Scotch Grove
South Fork
Temple Hill
Women’s Dept
Wyoming
Great Jones County Fair Sale Car Featured
Willis Zimmerman of Stambaugh Zimmerman Motors Anamosa stands beside the 1967 Plymouth Barracuda known as 88 at the Monticello fair Aug 22 26. The blue 2 door car has AM push button radio 14 inch wheels white walls wheel covers and V 8 motor with blue vinyl interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Monticello
Willis Zimmerman
Stambaugh-Zimmerman Motors
Anamosa
Weekend crashes injure no one in Jones county
Two separate weekend accidents in Jones county involved a 1957 International tandem dump truck towing a car and a 1959 Oldsmobile. No serious injuries were reported. Mack Eugene Pitts 17 Anamosa drove the truck and faced a charge for no driver's license. The truck damaged a bridge rail and a telephone pole before overturning into a creek. Steven Hostert 18 Route 2 Bernard drove the Oldsmobile and was cited for failure to have control after it rolled over four miles southeast of Cascade. Keith Car was treated for a back injury.
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Jones County
Buffalo Road
Anamosa
Mack Eugene Pitts
George H. Caspers
Pitts
David Oliphant
Steven Hostert
Bernard
Hostert
Crash blamed on tall corn near intersection
Eleven people escaped injury in a two car crash July 25 two miles northwest of Martello at 10 30 p m. Dale Port 19 Springville drove a 1963 Mercury westbound while Mrs Dorothy Rich 31 Mechanicsville drove a 1959 Chevrolet southbound their vehicles collided at a county road intersection. Tall corn near the northeast corner obstructed vision. Port had four passengers and Rich had five. Mercury damage 200 to right front fender and grill Chevrolet 150 to left front fender and bumper. Deputy Sheriff Arnold Latuska reported no charges.
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Martello
Dale Port
Springville
Dorothy Rich
Mechanicsville
Port
Rich
Mercury
Chevrolet
Arnold Latuska
Two cars damaged in Monticello collision
A 1967 car driven by Mary Ann Muller collided with a parked 1954 Ford owned by Richard L. Thompson on South Main near East Grand at 4:47 p.m. Thursday. The Muller vehicle had about 175 dollars of left front fender damage. Thompson’s car was totaled. No charges were filed.
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South Main Street
East Grand
Monticello
Main
Mary Ann Muller
Richard L. Thompson
Route 2
Muller
Thompson
Boy Hurt When Bike Struck By Car In Martelle
A 6 year old Martello boy was injured at 1 50 pm Thursday when his bicycle was hit by a 1965 Chrysler driven east on Ellison street Martelle by John W Gill 71 Route 3 Marion The boy Jeffrey Frink son of Mr and Mrs Paul Frink suffered a broken left leg He was treated and released at Anamosa Community Hospital Deputy Sheriff John Wright investigated no charges were filed
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Martello
Jeffrey Frink
Paul Frink
Anamosa Community Hospital
Ellison Street
Martelle
John W. Gill
Route 3
Marion
John Wright
Theft at Town Tap Anamosa Reported
The Town Tap in Anamosa reported Sunday morning theft of cash from two registers and 15 bottles of whiskey. About $40 in small change and currency was taken, with no sign of forced entry. A janitor finishing cleaning left at 4 am. the thief may have hidden inside after closing.
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Anamosa
Jones County
Sheriff's Office
Newly Remodeled Mode O'Day Store Grand Reopening
The Mode O'Day store announces a grand reopening this weekend after interior remodeling and a new storefront. Owner Mrs. Jennie Condit opened the store in May 1958. A two page ad on B-8 and 9 details events including free prizes free roses and special prices across the store.
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Jennie Condit
Fr Ptacek Receives New Assignment at Worthington Parish
The Rev. John P. Ptacek, longtime assistant pastor at Sacred Heart, is reassigned to St. Pauls church in Worthington. A farewell is set for Sunday August 6 at 2 PM in Newman hall. Fr LaVerne Manternach will become Sacred Heart’s new assistant pastor from Holy Ghost church in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Ptacek
Sacred Heart Church
St. Paul’s Church
Worthington
Newman Hall
LaVerne Manternach
Holy Ghost Church
Dubuque
Sacred Heart
Liddy Named Principal After Davenport West Coaching Career
Bob Liddy longtime Davenport West head football coach will leave coaching to become principal of West high. The Davenport school board approved the promotion. Liddy a former University of Iowa guard previously coached at Coe College and Kansas State and hails from Monticello as the son of Mr and Mrs J L Liddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Liddy
Davenport West High School
West High
Davenport
Liddy
University of Iowa
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Kansas State
J. L. Liddy
Monticello
Stolen 1966 Buick Recovered Near Anamosa
A 1966 Buick stolen from Freese Motors in Monticello Tuesday night was recovered Wednesday evening on highways 151 and 64 half a mile west of the junction with 1 151 64. The car headed east was run off the south highway side. Damage estimated at 350 dollars and FBI was notified. investigation by Highway Patrol Jones County Sheriff and Monticello and Anamosa police continues.
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Freese Motors
Monticello
FBI
Washington D. C
Thomas Toner
Highway Patrol
Jones County
Anamosa
Guest director leads band concert with Ballou substituting
Mrs Linda Ballou former assistant band director substitutes for Ray Stumbaugh at the summer band concert. Stumbaugh tours Colorado Ballou assisted by Steve Schlarmann Wartburg student. Program includes The Klaxon Colorama When the Saints Go Marching In The Sound of Music My Faith Looks Up to Thee Georgy Girl Ballyhoo Lichtensteiner Polka Star Spangled Banner.
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Linda Ballou
Ray Stumbaugh
Stumbaugh
Colorado
Redding
Rogers and Hammerstein
Mason
Dale
Springfield
Oldham
Hale
Star Spangled Banner
Injured Child in Bicycle Accident Near Home
Kent Hosch three year old son of Mr and Mrs James Hosch sustained a possible concussion after falling from a bicycle while riding on the back. He was taken to University Hospital Iowa City for treatment following the noon Tuesday accident on North Gill near his home.
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Kent Hosch
James Hosch
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kent
North Gill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erbach
Ford Truck
Lowell
Betty Raymond
Morris Montgomery
Ford
Stambaugh- Zimmerman Motors
Plymouth
Stanley M. Meyer
Honda
John A
Catherine S. Thomson
Rambler
Stephen M. Lauser
Cascade
Steve Miche
Iowa Highway Patrol
Jones County Sheriff’s Dept
Gerryowen
Keith Car
Kenneth Carter
Njured
Anamosa Tavern
Fr. Ptacek
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