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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

3

Monticello Street Work Underway Amid Weather Delays

The Willman Co started work on First Street with storm sewer installation underway by Wednesday and curbs and gutters planned around the schoolhouse. Crews expect to pour concrete by Friday if weather holds, while Hargrave Construction has not yet moved in. Plans target Elm to Sycamore on Grand and First to Washington on Maple with early September completion unlikely.

Monticello Willman Co First Street Hargrave Elm Grand Streets Culver Willman Sycamore Grand Street First Washington Maple Hargrave Culver Hargrave Construction Co

Rural Schools Set to Open Across Jones County Districts

Jones County rural schools will open between August 27 and September 3 with local boards assigning exact dates. A 46 attendee pre-school teacher meeting at Anamosa Courthouse covered repairs and remodeling. Improvements include Midlandnewwell water system indoor toilets and various upgrades in Wayne, Castle Grove, Cass, Lovell, Antioch, Pleasant Hill, and others.

Jones County Joseph A. Beave Anamosa Midland Wayne No Castle Grove Antioch Lovell Ng Cass No Pleasant Hill Clay Township

Sacred Heart School Sets 237 Enrollment For 1951-52 Year

Registration at Sacred Heart School last Friday outlines an total enrollment of 237 pupils for 1951-52 with 187 in grades and 50 in high school. The staff includes Rev. E P Lorenz as superintendent and religion instructor, Sisters M Pet ronilla, M Sylvester, M Constance, M Bernadetta, M Clarita, M Edgar, M Marcelinda, M Donata. music directed by M Margaret Ann. Robert Mullen to coach. classes begin September 4.

Sacred Heart School Sisters of St. Francis E. P. Lorenz M.petronilla M. Sylvester M. Constance M. Bernadetta M. Clarita M. Edgar M. Marcelinda M. Donata M. Margaret Ann M. Lucille Melrose Park M. Hermina Visitation School Staceyville Robert Mullen

George Secor Case To District Court

George Secor and Amber charged with bootlegging after a raid on the tavern last July 21. The case moves from the justice court of George Lawrence in Anamosa after three postponements to the district court for trial.

George Secor Amber George Lawrence Anamosa

Cars collide near Monticello. two drivers unharmed

At 11 p.m. Tuesday August 21 a southbound collision on highway 151 involved Donald Schrader of Scotch Grove and Louis R. Wilson of Hopkinton. No injuries or charges were reported and damage was minor. Dr Charles Collier of Clarinda, 90, continues osteopathic practice after 53 years despite blindness since age 28.

Donald Schrader Scotch Grove Louis R. Wilson Hopkinton Monticello Highway 151 Charles Collier Clarinda Collier

Recker Granted Two New Patents

Florian Recker of Hopkinton received two U S patents. One covers a vehicle body with a rollover endgate that deflects loads into beaters, shown after the wagon box is loaded, and demonstrated at the 1948 Jones County Fair. The second patent covers a two way speed reducing unit for power to grain elevators and conveyors.

Florian Recker Hopkinton U.S Patent Office Jones County Fair Reckett Recker

Monti Swimmers Fall to Cedar Rapids Country Club in Dual

Monti club faced Cedar Rapids in a dual meet at Cedar Rapids Sunday. Final score 42 to 18. Maynard Lang led Monticello with three firsts while Tom Rhatigan tied Lang in Men’s diving and Judy Sutherland also won a first.

Monticello Cedar Rapids Maynard Lang Neil Broghammer Halpin Lee Rickels Lang Tan Rhatigun Timeep

Thirteen Foot Sunflower Attracts County Fair Attention

A 13 foot sunflower grows at the Cass home near Cedar Rapids attracting notice. They fertilized with phosphate fertilizer they sell and plan to display the plant at the Jones County Fair along with the fertilizer display. Also two justice court cases report intoxication fine and speeding fine by Officer Don Howard.

Cedar Rapids M. J. Cass Cass Jones County J. P Office of the Justice of the Peace Jake Meyer Monticello Robert Biederman Don Howard

Howie Im plement Store Motorcycle Accident

Tuesday morning at the Howie Implement Store owner Jim Day was warming up a motorcycle inside the shop when the clutch slipped and the bike rolled out the door onto the street. The motorcycle overturned, Jim slid along the pavement, but little damage occurred to either. He remained astonished at guiding the bike through the doorway.

Howie Implement Jim Astraddie

Crippled Children's Clinic Set for Anamosa Run

Jones County Health Nurse announces Crippled Children's Clinic will be at Anamosa Court House on Tuesday August 28 from 8:00 AM until all cases are examined. Diabetic and cerebral palsy patients must first appear. 21 and under may seek diagnosis with referral from family doctor.Clinic serves Jones Jackson Delaware counties.

Jones County Marion Serbousek Anamosa Court House Jones Jackson Delaware University Hospital Iowa City Crippled Children Society

Monticello Express Offers Four Premiums At Fair

Monticello Express promotes four new premiums for fair week with three year renewals or new subscriptions. Choices include personalized name plates, Hammond's New Era World Atlas, The Modern Book of Garden Magic, and The Modern Family Cook Book. Free gifts for display visitors and book delivery within two weeks for fair subscribers if stock runs out.

Monticello Express Hammond

End Over End Auto Crash Injures Leo Lux

Leo Lux of Cascade is hospitalized at John McDonald hospital Monticello after a Saturday night auto crash 30 miles north of Wagon Wheel Inn. His car left the road, overturned in a ditch, Leo was thrown clear, walked to a farmhouse for help, and the vehicle was declared a total loss by Hollywood Motors. His brother Bill, driving a separate car, says he was not exceeding 65 miles per hour.

Leo Lux Cascade John McDonald Hospital Monticello Wagon Wheel Inn Leo Hollywood Motors Bill

Driver Swerve Causes Ditch Avoidance on Highway

Leo, an employee at Harry Draboff Lim Works in Cascade, swerved to avoid a collision and hit the ditch. His condition is listed as good, with shock and a probable back injury. President Grove Cleveland initially asserted the mails must go through.

Leo Harry Draboff Lim’ Works of Cascade Grove Cleveland

Hosiery Styles And Socks Advertised In Store Catalog

A compact listing of stockings and socks including Misses anklets at 49 cents and 29 cents for various styles. Also notes boys socks, turtle neck anklets at 39 and 29 cents and filler paper 8x10 with two holes.

Speeding Incident Report with Names Mentioned

Brief note reports Frank Biederman and Rapids Mwass arrested last weekend for speeding. An Esek speedsteg by Office the is noted in the fragmentary text.

Frank Biederman Ceday Rapids Mwass Esek

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Hargrave Cleaners Poplar Heights Ars Carl Winkler Aanticolld Lowe Jones County Rural Schools Remodeled Sacred Heart C.R Monti Maynard Lange Tom Rhatigan Te Yuill John Palmer Palmer Robert Wright Ann Boynton Janet Tuetken Monticelo Boynton Judy Sutherland Sutherland Kay Culver Anne Hesse Hesse Mary Lou Broghammer Browhadimer Rhatigan Merle Cass First Avenue Keesge Iowa Jim Howie Crippled Children’s Clinic Lux, Cascade Hawkkeye Downs Iappy Ipana Toni Kits Bobby & Pocket CO
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