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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1967

Page

13

Three Monticello residents enter race for school board

Three Monticello residents announced candidacies for Monticello Community School district director posts. Robert Patten seeks reelection to at large. Jack Knopp and Mrs Courtney Wade file for the post formerly held by David Cuckler who will not seek reelection. Cuckler cites business pressures after 7 1/2 years on the board.

Monticello Jones County Board of Education Robert Patten Jack Knopp Martin (Courtney) Wade David Cuckler Cuckler

Local Births and Marriages Noted in Jones County Records

Birth announcements list several families from Cascade Monticello Anamosa Anamosa Anamosa and Hopkinton with newborns including boys and a girl. A Cedar Rapids birth notes Senta Odette born Aug 10 at Mercy hospital to Joanne Kremer Stadtmiller. Marriage licenses issued for couples from Oxford Junction Anamosa Mil waukee Olin Scotch Grove Monticello. new car and truck registrations show multiple residents purchasing vehicles and a park model.

Donald Stadtmiller Mercy Hospital Senta Odette Stadtmiller Joanne Kremer John Kremer Coggan Jones County Carl Jan Hulke Route I Oxford Jct Mary Jo Benischek Oxford Howard Allen Hagen Anamosa Marcia Ann Feddesen Olin Peter Kurt Kuhfittig Milwaukee Wis Mary Kathryn Chesire Stanley Lewis Burrichter Route 3 Monticello Susan Kay Goldsmith Scotch Grove

Free bike winners at the Great Jones County Fair

Six new bicycles were awarded Tuesday night at the Great Jones County Fair. Master of ceremonies Mike Caldwell oversaw the program before the drawing Carol Gadient drew the winning tickets. Winners include Mrs. Bruce Gillmore of Monticello David Frahm Clarence Nancy Batchelder Wyoming Mrs George Armstrong and Brian Anamosa Duane and Gaile Harms Amber and Kim Williams Wyoming.

Jones County Fair Mike Caldwell Carol Gadient Bruce Gillmore Monticello David

Rural Olin man dies in 1:15 AM crash on county road

Leslie Herman Schroeder 51 of rural Olin was killed when his 1949 Ford pickup left a curve on a county road 4 1/2 miles south of Wyoming. He was thrown into a ditch and died of massive head injuries. The crash is Jones County's sixth fatality of the year and officials note seat belts might have saved him.

Jones County Leslie Herman Schroeder Olin Wyoming Schroeder William H. Brod Ersen Wayne Bahnsen Thomas Toner Arnold Latuska

Anamosa Man Hurt in Rural Collision

Louis Alferts 51 of Anamosa was injured in a car-truck crash 10:30 a.m. Monday at the lower Prairieburg road and Jones-Linn county road intersection, 9.1 miles west of Monticello. He suffered a severe head wound and was taken to Anamosa Community Hospital. The 1960 Chevrolet he drove collided with an 18-year-old Monticello man Charles Kelchen’s 7-ton truck. Kelchen was uninjured. Both vehicles were demolished and the car left the east ditch while the truck overturned in the east ditch.

Anamosa Prairieburg Jones-Linn Monticello Louis Alferts Anamosa Community Hospital Chevrolet Charles Kelchen Kelchen

Ribbons Awarded to Dairy Show Winners at Great Jones County Fair

The dairy show at the Great Jones County Fair crowned Barbara Slater of Olin the Holstein champion for the fourth year while Milking Shorthorns shown by Dave Gamble of Monticello took both grand and reserve in their category for the fifth time. Debbie Streeper of Anamosa earned the Brown Swiss grand champion with her brother Doug taking the reserve. Gary Zumbach of Coggan also repeated as grand and reserve champion in his class.

Jones County Fair Barbara Slater Olin Dave Gamble Monticello Gamble Debbie Streeper Anamosa Doug Gary Zumbach Coggan

Jersey and Guernsey dairy show honors noted

Pion Ayrshire Nick Volk Cascade took top Jersey division honors as last year. Karla Kehoe Hopkinton won reserve Holstein and grand and reserve Guernsey honors went to Donald Et ten Anamosa. Showmanship went to Kehoe McGovern and Gamble. rain delayed the day, with results listed by class.

Pion Ayrshire Nick Volk Cascade Karla Kehoe Hopkinton Holstein Donald Etten Anamosa Guernsey Mike McGovern Dave Gamble

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Patten Monticello State Bank Waverly Monticello High School Jesup Iowa State University Ames Monticello Lions Club Presi Burlington Burlington Junior College Knopp Drake University Des Moines Greater Monticello Rotary Club Masons First Congregational Church Interact Rotary Knapps Kent Monticello Community High School Wade John McDonald Hospital Nebraska South Dakota Chadron State Teachers College Peabody Teachers College Nashville Tenn San Marcos Lima Peru Bolivia Venezuela Vietnam Callao Chile American Institute la Paz Board of Missions The Methodist Church League of Women Voters Monticello Busi Con’t Donald Manternach Charles Rigby Robert Klinkhammer Robert Wilcox James Hankemeier Plattenberger & Lambertsen Eye Chevrolet Melvin Hein Richard A. Ward Monmouth Louise Locher Ford Harold L Dorothy M. Calvert Clarence A First Mary L. Mallie Lisbon Leonard Kray Ford Truck Milton J Rieken Dee Joan Zanders Parkwood Marcia L Mallie David L Mary Monticello, Iowa Monticello Express Sts Acta Anamosa Man Holstein Heifer John Slater Scott Slater Mike Covington Mark Holub Bob Kehoe Pat Supple Hop
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