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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1955

Page

4

Five Returning Lettermen on Panther Squad

Five returning lettermen are listed on the 32 man Black Panther varsity football roster reported this week by Coach Harold Shugart. They are Myron Carter, Bob Morey, Jim Simmons, Dale Atwood and Keith Clark. The Panthers open the 1955 season on Sept. 9 hosting Mt. Vernon. Season tickets go on sale early next week for $2, with four tickets costing 40 cents less than four individual tickets. Tickets may be bought at McNeill Hardware, Gamblestore, Ace Hardware or from team players. Dad's day is Sept. 30 when Vinton plays Monticello, and Homecoming is Oct. 4 with Manchester scheduled.

Black Panther Harold Shugart Myron Carter Bob Morey Jim Simmons Dale Atwood Keith Clark Panthers Mt. Vernon John Behn Bill Neil Bleadorn John Bohlken Stanley Chadwell Eldon Covington Stuart DeMoss Loren Dirks Bob Ganfield Howard Hall Galen Kuper Maynard Lang James Marugg Bill Merritt Clarence Meyer John Morning Tom Rhatigan Dean Rickels Marvin Ricklefs Carl Rieniers Jerry Schneiter John Shover Bill Vesey Tom Vesey Archie Wink Marvin Wink Ken Wirtner Shugart McNeill Hardware Gamblestore Ace Hardware Vinton Monticello Manchester

Monticello Picnic At Local Swimming Pool

Monticello residents Mr and Mrs Ralph Bone and Mr and Mrs W C Bone with family and house guests Mr and Mrs Lloyd Laudermilk Mr and Mrs G B Wyland and HL enjoyed a community picnic at the Monticello swimming pool.

Ralph Bone W.C. Bone Ralph Bones Lloyd Laudermilk G. B. Wyland Silvis Monticello

Judy Hollar Earns Second in Dyersville Queen Pageant

Judy Hollar of Monticello was named runner up in the queen event linked to the Dyersville tournament where 16 year old Susan Bantz of Dyersville won. Carolyn Hoffman of Dyersville captured the 1955 automobile as Worthington took the tournament title.

Judy Hollar Monticello Dyersville Susan Bantz Miss Hollar Carolyn Hoffman Worthington

Worthington Tops Farley 8 1 in Tournament game

Worthington defeated Farley 8 to 1 before a capacity crowd. Bud Keneke hit Farley’s only homer off winning pitcher Carter. Cate Digman handled the mound for Worthington with Digman in mask. Sherman started for Farley, relieved by Perribaldi, with Schrandt catching. Leroy Gassman of Worthington earned tournament MVP honors.

Farley Bud Keneke Carter Worthington Cate Digman Sherman Gene Perribaldi Schrandt Leroy Gassman

Pewce League Scoreboard Update

The scoreboard shows Cubs trailing 6 to 0.04 to 5 for White Sox, Indians 00, Indians 8 Sox 7 in a replay. White Sox 3 Cards 2.

Tug of War Loss Hits Jones County Team

Jones county tug of war squad dropped the first match at the Great Jones County fair in Dubuque losing two of three bouts to the Dubuque county team. The teams will unite later to face Clinton and Jackson county competitors on the fairgrounds. Members listed include Monticello-Junior Boots Walt Michael Slim Heeren Merle Ley fem Paul Bohlken and others.

Jones County Dubuque Clinton Jackson County Monticello Junior Boots Walt Michael Slim” Heeren Merle Leyfem Paul Bohlken Dick Rieniets Don Rieniets Dwight Greenwood Fred Hein Langworthy Rollie Bronemann Albert Ibenee Anamosa Ralph Beardsley Dick Landis Scotch Grove Clarence Willms Onslow Dutch Null Olin Swede Cross Miles Webb Wyoming Emmett Smith

Reformatory Snappers Triumph Over Fort Madison Chiefs

An ANAMOSA game Sunday saw the Men's reformatory Snappers defeat the Fort Madison penitentiary Chiefs 12 to 6. Neifert and Mc Adams hit home runs for the Snappers as pitching ran through Johnson Neifert Lewis for the winners and Thompson Collins Pelkey for the penitentiaries.

Anamosa Reformatory Fort Madison Penitentiary Chiefs Neifert McAdams RHE Reformatory Johnson Lewis Thompson Collins and Pelkey

Centennial Hobby Show Honors Wyoming Winners and 4-H Champions

Marty Botkin placed second for centennial attire while Hertha Levsen won first in dress judged from Mrs. Alden's grandmother's gown. Wyoming entries included Gronewold and Serbousek lineage items and hat from Schmidt family. Children over 10 showed wood clay or paper crafts with Cleo Dodge and Galen Horn blue ribbons. Horse show notes list Emil Hack entries as senior and junior grand champions and Rodney Brannen's 4-H steer win plus Ellen Wessel's Hereford reserve.

Hertha Levsen Wyoming Robert Alden Richard Gronewold Andrew Serbousek Albert Schmidt Memorial Hall Cleo Dodge Chidren Galen Horn Nancy Marshall Janice Sievers Rita Griswok Larry Zimmerman Frank Koch Kathleen Zimmerman Peter Brodersen Emil Hack Massillon Rodney Brannen Muscatine Angus Ellen Wessel Colesburg

County Supervisors Seek Road Surfacing and Resurfacing Bids

Jones county plans to open bids Wednesday August 31 for 178 miles of surfacing and resurfacing. County Engineer Earl Biesell specifies 32 250 tons of class A crushed stone for 21 5 miles of surfacing and 72 959 tons for 156 94 miles of resurfacing. Estimated cost is 152 000 dollars.

Jones County Jones County Board of Supervisors Earl Biesell

Helgens Brothers Lead Poland China Winners at Cedar Rapids Fair

Monticello handlers Helgens Brothers topped the Poland China division at the All-Iowa Pig Congress held Tuesday during the All Town fair in Cedar Rapids. Their junior gilt Miss Citation won junior and grand champion titles. The duo also claimed reserve grand and reserve junior championships with Miracle Star 2nd.

Helgens Brothers Monticello Poland China Cedar Rapids

Anamosa Teams Register Wins Over Monticello

The Anamosa golf team edged Monticello 1106 to 1089 to win the Eastern Iowa Golf Association tournament for the sixth straight year. Anamosa also beat the Cubs 19 7 in baseball as Monticello held a three stroke golf lead entering the final round. Local scores listed include Matthiessen Appleby Robertson Pearson and Rhatigan for Anamosa.

Monticello Tipton Edith Rhatigan Madge Shaffer Yola “Roddy” Stead Ilya Yeoman Mabel Fluckiger Margaret Matthiessen Gus Appleby Stead Maquoketa Anamosa Ron Matthiessen Claude Appleby Jim Robertson Jim Pearson DeWitt John Drew Roy Johnson

County 4-H Leaders Learn Community Roles at State Conference

Garth Grafft of Anamosa reports Jones County delegates at the State Leadership Conference near Madrid focused on human relations and group dynamics. Adult counselors served as advisers while delegates took major program responsibilities, with committees handling meals sanitation sports crafts swimming and more. The event, run by Iowa State College extension and aided by Sears Roebuck Foundation funds, drew about 100 delegates.

Jones County Garth Grafft Anamosa Madrid Grafft Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service Iowa State College Sears, Roebuck Foundation of Chicago

Horse Show Awards and Winners Listed by Class

The article lists multiple horse show classes with winners and premiums. Notable names include Harry Wendel Atkins Roy Tompkins Wyoming Emil Hack Massillon Lester Hindman Alburnett and Joe Buresh Oxford Junction among others. Entries span draft and light ponies with best brood mares and six-horse teams, reflecting a broad exhibitor field.

Yearian What Cheer Sonic Buresh Oxford Junction Mc Main Delmar Harry Wendel Atkins Fred Petersen Wyoming Menzo Yeaman Alfred Etten Anamosa Roy Tompkins McMain Lyle Larkey Lester Hindman Alburnett Ed Hawker Manchester Maurice Gamble Emil Hack Massillon Louie Buresh Oxford Junction Herschel Griffith Matcom Malcom Lester Hindman Robert Larkey Onslow Sandra Fisher Mechanicsville Dennis First Nancy Klahn Wheatland Lynn Hayden Larry Steinke Sandra Eichhorn Yeaman Griffith Hawker Etten Joe Buresh Hansen Fisher Lisbon Robert Hart Ronald Balichek Chiss Clarence Noble Clarence Tom Blayney Jim Juehring Massillen

Cascade woman elected Dyersville Deanery NCCW president

Mrs Knepper of Cascade was elected Dyersville Deanery president at the NCCW institute in Madison Wisconsin August 8 to 12. Rev Ed Brill of St John Baptist Jefferson spoke on Formation of Christian Personality. Sessions covered committee structure and shown headquarters slides with NCCW executive board duties.

Cascade PN. Knepper Dyersville N.C.C.W. Institute Madison Wis Ed Brill St. John Baptist Church Jefferson Pringinl Washington, D. C N.C.C.W

Fined $100 for Reckless Driving in Anamosa Case

Fred George Rudolph of Anamosa was fined $100 and costs for reckless driving. Herman Welter Jr of Cascade was fined $10 and costs for faulty equipment in two cases filed by Justice Ray Echternacht. In Monticello, James Schneider was fined $5 and costs for spilling dirt on streets after a warning.

Fred George Rudolph Anamosa Herman Welter, Jr Cascade Ray Echternacht James Schneider Monticello

Wyoming Children Hold Their Own Centennial Parade

The Wyoming centennial celebration featured a three day event with a large children’s parade and float contest. Prizes were awarded in seven divisions with judges from California Canada and New York. Winners included Jennifer Snyder John Lacock Debra Eganhouse Marcia Eichhorn Sue Kouba te or Es and others in age based and special categories.

Wyoming Olive Haddock Kahl Burbank Calif Mareguerit Wilker Johnson Toronto Canada Gladys Beckwith Brown Walton N.Y Jennifer Snyder John Lacock Debra Eganhouse Marcia Eichhorn Sue Koubate

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