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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

7

Births and marriages from Jones county area notices

Birth announcements list multiple families from Cascade Anamosa Monticello and Center Junction with a 7 lb 13 oz girl Karla Kaye and Mindey Lou joyfully added to families. Marriage licenses name Gayle Cottle Tabor Ana mos a Dorothy Freese Roger Schafer Mary Ellen Anderson and others. New cars and trucks records show Linda Staner and Galen Engel among registered buyers.

Jones County Linda Staner Monticello Thanes Juanita Merrill, Jr Wyoming Oldsmobile Galen Engel

Three senior girls 4-H demonstrations win top honors at Great Jones County Fair

At Monticello the Great Jones County Fair crowned three top senior girls 4-H demonstrations for State Fair and Cattle Congress qualification. Judy Story and Gail Freeman with The Set In and Linda Hansen with The Way Things Stand earned State Fair bids, while Susan Brown and Karen Rogers of Cass Corner Chums won the team for Cattle Congress. Nine other demonstrations earned blue ribbons and eight earned red ribbons among twenty entries.

Great Jones, County Fair Karen Rogers Susan Brown Cass Corner Chums Team Demon Monticello Waterloo Judy Story Gail Freeman Linda Hansen Oxford Happy Hustlers Cattle Congress

Blue ribbons awarded to Jones county 4-H entries at Iowa State Fair

Ten Jones county 4-H home economic entries won blue ribbons at the Iowa State Fair per Varlyn Fink. Red ribbons went to three entries. List of blue ribbon exhibitors includes Donna Mardoff Anamosa Glenda Ross Wyoming Pamela Port Springville Esther Inglis Wyoming Ruth Lacock Wyoming Patricia Peters Anamosa Vicki Glenn Olin Virginia Shover Anamosa Linda Preston Anamosa Sara Paulsen Scotch Grove Catherine Holthaus Martelle Linda Hansen Oxford Jet Charlotte Tobiason Monticello Sandra Broneman Monticello and the Textile and Clothing Why class participant.

Jones County Varlyn Fink Donna Mardoff Anamosa Glenda Ross Wyoming Pamela Port Springville Esther Inglis Ruth Lacock Patricia Peters Vicki Glenn Olin Virginia Shover Linda Preston Sara Paulsen Scotch Grove Catherine Holthaus Martelle Linda Hansen Oxford Jet Charlotte Tobiason Monticello Sandra Broneman

463 4-H clothing exhibits awarded at Great Jones County Fair

The Great Jones County Fair displays 463 4-H clothing entries with blue red and white ribbons. Blue awards total 230, red 165, white 64 across junior intermediate and senior divisions with listed exhibitors and item types for each color. Obvious emphasis on individuals and groups such as Linda Hauser Cass Corner Chums Oxford Happy Hustlers Lovell Happy Helpers and Prairie Hill Be Natural with specific garments noted.

Jones County Fair Linda Hauser Claudia Aschbrenner Cass Corner Chums Susie Thomas Hillcrest Helping Hands Sandra Vega Oxford Happy Hustlers Connie Supple Prairie Hill Be Naturals Carren Weber Richland Rocketts Jeannine Reade Wyoming Polly Pigtails Crista Orcutt Wayne Willing Workers Red Jana Rhatigan Lovell Happy Helpers Donna Biere Olin Ship Wanda Origies Kathy Henrichs Greenfield Lucky Lassies Sherri Carson Hillcrest Nancy Freese Olin Ship Ahoy Sally Takes Red-Linda Hauser Rosann Albany Mary von Muenster Jackson Wise Owls Karla Kehoe Be Natural Vickie Martin Richland Roc Ettes Jo Ann Russell Wapsie Townettes Roanne Tompkins Joyce Ann Behren Fairmer Lively Learners Paula Behrends Gail Henderson Mary Lou Achenbach Becky Doermann Fairmor Lively Learners Denean Anderson Greenfield Peggy Robertson Debbie Schmidt Nancy Adams Lovell Happy Helpers Beverly Schneiter Patricia Hein Richland Rocetts Barbara Zirkelbach Cindy Hanken Vicky Paulsen Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Juanita Herren Roberta Stephenson Linda Schatz Wayne Willing White Jody Hines Alice Smith Susie Randolph Ruth Ortgies Cass Corner

Top dairy cows and market lambs lead opening fair shows

Daryl Hanna of Onslow exhibites the grand champion individual and grand championship pen of lambs at the Great Jones County Fair after a Monday afternoon judging. Reserve honors went to Gary Holst of Center Point. Blue ribbons for top lambs went to Charles Rutenbeck Mechanicsville Mark Doll Onslow Richard Wolken Monticello Robert Davis Center Junction Clifton Huston Wyoming Richard Huston Wyoming Hugh Tasker Wyoming Mark Thomson Wyoming.

Daryl Hanna Onslow Jones County Gary Holst Center Ct Charles Rutenbeck Mechanicsville Mark Doll Richard Wolken Monticello Robert Davis Center Jet Clifton Huston Wyoming Richard Huston Hugh Tasker Mark Thomson Robert Hall Anamosa Michael Brownell Gary Sievers Henry Tasker Toi David Hoppe Jeff Clark Olin Larry Fishwild

Showman honors go to W Kenney at Great Jones County Fair

W Kenney Walley Kenney of Springville, a member of Anamosa FFA, earned showmanship honors in the purebred litter show at the Great Jones County Fair Monday. Ribbons went to 10 exhibitors including Roger Hall Monticello with blue boar gilt and litter, Gary Toenjes Anamosa red boar blue gilt and litter, Stan Burrichter Monticello red boar gilt and litter, Wally Kenney Springville blue boar gilt and litter, and David Fleming Monticello Hampshire blue board gilt litter, Doug Adams Monticello white boar.

Walley Kenney Springville Anamosa Ffa Jones County Fair Poland China Roger Monticello Blue Board Doug Adams White Boar

Dr Paul W Priest Killed In Monticello Crash On Highway 38

Jones county records its third highway traffic fatality of the year as Dr Paul W Priest 35 optometrist of Monticello dies when his car strikes the Kitty Creek bridge on highway 38 at the east edge of Monticello. He suffered a broken neck after veering from the shoulder and hitting the bridge abutment. Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church in Monticello.

Paul W. Priest Jones County Monticello Kitty Creek Highway 38 Henry Schone Priest Keith Emmert Anamosa Ed Eilers Highway 151 First Presbyterian Church

ASC township committee election set for Saturday

The Jones county ASC county convention will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday August 29 in the ASCS office at Monticello to elect the county committee and designate delegates and alternates for the state convention. Names were released by Dale Adams, county committee chair, listing township officers and alternates for multiple townships.

Jones County ASCS Monticello ASC Dale Adams CASS Leroy Kula Anamosa Edward Houser Vernon Achenbach Lawrence Yanda Alvin Ortgtes Castle Grove Kenneth Howie Fred Kromminga Delmar King Matt Muller James Hogan Clay Albert Koppes Onslow Herbert Koppes Cascade Donald Heinrich Russell Streeper Howard Brady Fairview Harold A. Thompson Neal Robertson Martelle James Wild Tom Fousek Laurence Neunaber Greenfield Boyd Frantz Denzel Ehresman Verne Embree Thomas A. Siver John Miller

Jones County 4-H Dairy Champions Crown Six Classes

Six Jones county 4-Hers won top honors across six dairy class divisions at the Great Jones County Fair dairy show. Steve Kvarsgaard and David Gamble repeated grand champion wins in their classes while other grand and reserve ribbons went to Dennis Dean, Nick Volk, Barbara Slater, and others. Top showmanship went to Nancy Slater and John Holub with Dennis Dean and Donald Etten also honored.

Jones County Monticello Steve Kvarsgaard Wyoming David Gamble Kyarsgaard Gamble Dennis Dean Olin Ayrshire Nick Volk Cascade Jersey Donald Etten Anamosa Guernsey Barbara Slater Holstein Pete Schmit Brown Swiss Larry Volk Russell Brown Nancy Slater John Holub

Maquoketa Valley to Let Bids for New High School

Bids for a new Maquoketa Valley High School will be let Thursday September 3 at 1 p.m. CST by the MV board in Delhi. The $625,000 project approved in a March 12 bond election calls for a 22 acre site east of the current building with completion planned for fall 1965. The plan features 10 classrooms a library study hall shop and band room plus an auditorium gym student commons hot lunch area and supporting offices and facilities.

Maquoketa Valley Carl J. Robinson Delhi

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