Untitled Modern Art Wins Mixed Media First Place
A modern art piece described as mixed media won first place in the division. The work is noted as contemporary and unnamed, reflecting current trends rather than a specific title.
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
2
Birthday party honors Ed Siebels in Castle Grove
Ed Siebels and his wife hosted a birthday gathering Friday night in Castle Grove. Guests included the Stadtmuellers, Krommingas, Roths, Alferts, Rickels, Wackers, and many others. Several attendees traveled for summer camps at Camp Ripley Minnesota and others were visiting from Decorah Ames and Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Ed Siebels
Siebels
Herman Roth
Louis Alferts
Marilee
Janice
Dick Dahl
F. H. Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Roger
Lance
Henry Stadtmueller
Clarence Stadtmueller
Cass Corner Chums Honor Annual Achievement Show
The Cass Corner Chums held their annual achievement show July 19 at the Cass Center Community Center. Mrs. Carl Wolken judged clothing. Ann Paulsen and Ruth Adams judged the dress revue. Tracy Mayberry was chosen Better Groomed Girl. Ruth Ortgies and Gail Henderson led the winning demonstration for the senior class. Roseann Albang led the junior demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Corner Chums
Cass Center
Carl Wolken
Ann Paulsen
Ruth Adams
Tracy Mayberry
Ruth Ortgies
Gail Henderson
Roseann Albang
Tom Haas wins sweepstakes at Great Jones County Fair
Tom Haas of Sand Springs son of Mrs. Pearl Hansen won the sweepstakes award in the fine arts division at the Great Jones County Fair floral hall. His mixed media entry earned the top $25 prize. Other winners in multiple categories include Ruth Burda Linda Gerhold Char Helgens and Tom Haas with various placements and honorable mentions. Photographer judge was Bill Julin with Gary Childers of Dubuque serving as art judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Tom Haas
Pearl Hansen
Sand Springs
Jones County Fair
Ruth Burda
Linda Gerhold
Vi Suter
Mildred Brown
Connie Weber
John Kortemeyer
Char Helgens
Mollee Williams
Don Haas
Glenn Kuhns
Janis Hartwig
Don Kotz
Bob Lash
Sally King
Richard Pilcher
Dan Specht
Les Behrends
Jane Fink
Martin Wade
Byron Freese
Lillian Hankemeier
Gary Childers
Dubuque
Bill Julin
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Oferta
Rolf Craft
Erik
Andrew
Decorah
Henry
Paul Gerdes
Sharon
Richard Tjaden
Joe Crowley
Art Weber
Florence Helms
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Hopkinton
Dick Black
Paul Black
Garry Kromminga
Des Moines
U.S. Army
Joe Strang
Cascade
Martyn Lehrman
Mark
Linda
Wyoming
Phillip Schlarmann
Ames
A. J. Schlarmann
Glen King
Melinda
Delmar King
Karen
Clifford Herr
Kathy Supple
Mike Supple
Leo Delay
Pat Supple
Mark Beckman
Leo McDonald
Kathleen
Chicago
Martin McDonald
Fred Kromminga
James Rea
Bowman
N. D
Wapsi Valley
Cathy
Leonard Wilson
Alburnett
Melvin Stadtmueller
Ellen
Jeff
Harold Glass
Manchester
Alva Stadtmueller
Janet Beckman
Pat Beckman
Albert Johnson
Clarence Eberhart
John Lowry
Gerald
Marion
Maude Lowry
Anamosa
Harry McDonald
Moses Lake
Wash
Burlington
Rowland Rogers
Fay Stroup
Erik and
Kenneth Howie
Mike
Daniel Stadtmueller
Maureen McDermott
Garry
Nancy Melchert
Ray Peet
Martelle
George Burrichter
Martin Reth
Delhi
Louis Reth
Linda Reth
Monticello
Herman Reth
Art Hinrichs
Folker Hinrichs
Eda Blohm
Martello
Rusty Bonjour
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