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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1967

Page

8

Junior winners crowned at Anamosa 4-H demonstrations

At the Anamosa event Thursday evening the boys 4-H junior and senior demonstrations awarded first and second place. Second place went to Randy Toenjes and Gil Hall for their "Care of Your Camera" display. Allan Dickman and Robert Coggins of Lovell Lions earned first place with "It's for the Birds."

Anamosa Randy Toenjes Gil Hall Allan Dickman Robert Coggins Lovell Lions

Jones County 4-H Demonstration At State Fair

The senior demonstration by Them Dirty Rats will represent Jones County 4-H at the Iowa State Fair. On August 17 in Anamosa at the Farm Bureau basement junior and senior demonstrations were given with Claret Lawrence of Prairie Panthers 4-H presenting his winning project.

Jones County Farm Bureau Anamosa Claret Lawrence Prairie Panthers

Prairie Panthers 4-H member wins blue at demonstrations

Claret Lawrence of the Prairie Panthers 4-H club earned a blue ribbon in the boys 4-H demonstrations held at the Farm Bureau building Anamosa He will represent Jones county at the senior demonstrations at the Iowa State fair in Des Moines Allan Dickman and Robert Coggins of the Lowell Lions took first in their junior demonstration It was titled Its for the Birds and featured bird houses Randy Toenjes and Gil Hall Cass Center Hustlers placed second with Care of Your Camera Other juniors earned blue ribbons for Light on the Subject Tractor Tipping and Safety and red ribbons for Land Erosion Ear Marking Little Pigs Names listed include Dennis Orris Terry Thomson Dennis Strother Gary Koppenhaver Brad Flory Allen Heintz Steven Freilinger Varlyn Fink and Kenneth Muller who served as judge.

Claret Lawrence Prairie Panthers Farm Bureau Anamosa Jones County Des Moines Allan Dickman Robert Coggins Lowell Lions Randy Toenjes Gil Hall Cass Center Hustlers Dennis Orris Terry Thomson Wyoming Dennis Strother Gary Koppenhaver East Martelle Brad Flory Oxford Livewires Allen Heintz Steven Freilinger

Oita Auxiliary August meeting and community updates

Oita Auxiliary Blayney Miner Unit met August 15 at the Legion hall with 17 members. Officers were installed by district president Evelyn Postel. Delegates were chosen for the district conference in Maquoketa September 15. The group planned a bake and novelty sale for September 9 and shared various hostesses and local visit updates.

Olin Blayney Miner Unit ALA Legion Hall C. J. Houstman Emmerson Portzline Delbert Wood Evelyn Postel Maquoketa Department Marguerite Moreland Harland Henderson O. 4. Houstman

Delhi and area families hold annual reunions at Delhi park

The Delhi Harback and Stevens families gathered for their yearly reunion at Delhi Park with a pot luck dinner. Attendees included members from Monticello Worthington Winterset Manchester and many local towns plus out of state guests.

Harback Stevens Delhi Park Jim Stevens Monticello Lawrence Stevens Worthington Noel Freeze Marion Nelson Freeze Manchester Jim Clifton Earlvile Terry Harback Winterset Albert Harback Herrman Harback Harry Harback Russel Keith Wilbur Harback John Sands Leonard Glen Delhi

Oxford Jet landmark vanishes as hayloader factory torn down

Cacil Cubbage Jr has purchased and begun tearing down the Lasack Hayloader factory in Oxford Jet to use the land for a used car lot. The 1891 building housed the Oxford Hayloader produced by Adolph Lasack and partners, once employing about 20 workers and turning out over 5,000 loaders before production ceased. The original model remains in the Lasack attic as the site is cleared.

Oxford Jct Oxford Lasack Cacil Cubbage Jr Lasack Brothers Adolph Lasack Adolph Milo Albert George Wosoba Iowa Bettendorf Lusacks

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