Vehicle ownership list from Monticello area minutes
Minutes continue listing multiple vehicle ownerships across families in Monticello and surrounding towns. Names include Goedken Aller Holub Fishwild Janssen Meier Barner Pegerick Andre Kofron Eilers Rohr Null Adams Behrends and Bronemann with Buicks Dodges Pontiacs Fords Oldsmobile Chevrolets a Mercury a Yamaha motorcycle and a Chevrolet truck.
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Glen R
Elizabeth A. Adams
Monticello
Mercury
Glenn E. Behrends
Yamaha Motorcycle
Wilma M. Bronemann
Local Docket Brings Fines From County Justices
From official dockets of C F Shimanek and Max McCrabb, Monticello area cases include speeding fines ranging from 5 to 15 dollars for individuals such as Richard Westhoff Michael McGinnis Jerome Fleming and Vera Stadtmueller. Other offenses include faulty muffler improper passing night speeding and a stop sign violation.
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C. F. Shimanek
Richard Westhoff
Monticello
Michael McGinnis
Dubuque
Patrick M. Corcoran
Ryan
Karl Barkdoll
James Towers
Wyoming
James Shimanek
Justice
Justice of the Peace
Jerome F. Fleming
Cedar Rapids
Carol Gillmore
Gerald Haas
Vera J. Stadtmueller
Daniel Sweeney
Palo
Thomas Rhomberg
Max McCrabb
Darrel W. Eddy
Melvin W. Statler
Burlington
Henry Folkers
Music at the Monticello band concert lineup
The Monticello band tonight offers old folk tunes popular songs marches and Latin American pieces. The 8 pm program in the band shell near the swimming pool includes Discover America Escapade Concerto Americana Minute Man March Windy March in Procession Jamaican Folk Suite Lovin Things Brigadier General March Sound of Tiajuana Brass Third Man Theme Minesota March and Star Spangled Banner.
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Monticello
Minute Man
Bacchus
Tiajuana Brass
Minesota
Monticello to Test New Civil Defense Siren
The Monticello civil defense siren will be tested at 10 a.m. Friday with four tentative cycles. Short blasts will signal noon and 1 p.m. warnings, while fire and tornado signals use up and down waves. air raid signals run 3 to 5 minutes and monthly tests follow government rules. Mayor Gus Norlin says residents will be notified beforehand.
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Civil Defense
Monticello
Gus Norlin
Monticello stores mark anniversaries this weekend
Three businesses Mode O Day Schultz Brothers and Century House celebrate anniversaries this weekend Mode O Day observes 11th anniversary Thursday through Saturday with orchids and prizes Schultz Brothers celebrate 3rd anniversary in new store Thursday to Saturday with sidewalk sale Friday and door prizes Century House marks 1st anniversary Friday and Saturday with special prizes and prices Details in advertisements on pages B 3 B 5 and B 1 respectively
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Monticello
Mode O’day
Schultz Brothers
Century House
Jennie Condit
Ray Baresel
Elaine Smith
Monticello business district aims for renewal
GMC banquet featured Lockwood Martling of HUD Chicago outlining five downtown renewal steps for Monticello. He urged impressive entrances, screened junk yards, improved facades, color to the Community building tower, enhanced landscaping, cleaner signage, better alleys, and coordinated fronts with consistent materials.
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Monticello
GMC
Lockwood Martling
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Martling
Monty Cafe
Elton Copley
Gerdes Named Jaycee Head in Monticello
Phil Gerdes was named president of the Monticello Jaycees after a special board meeting Monday night. He had been first vice president and was elected to succeed Tom Brokaw who resigned. Tim Corporan also resigned as state director, with a replacement to be appointed soon. Harold Boomgarden was appointed first vice president.
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Phil Gerdes
Monticello Jaycees
Gerdes
Tom Brokaw
Tim Corporan
The
Jaycees
Harold Boomgarden
Fire damages Julin Printing Co in Monticello
Firefighters were summoned to Julin Printing Co at 225 South Locust at 6 05 p m Monday. A back building fire was extinguished with charred backing, destroyed air conditioner and interior smoke damage. Police say four children playing with matches caused the blaze when a piece of paper ignited solvent in a pan.
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Monticello
Julin Printing Co
South Locust
John Cook
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