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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1955

Page

5

Monticello Minutes Agenda September Events

Monticello notices list a Rotary meeting and dinner August 29 at 6 05 p m at the Methodist church and a library reopening at 1 p m after vacation. August 30 Fez Maquoketa Valley Rural Electrical Co op annual meeting at 10 a m Monticello Community building. September 1 Penfecl church women fellowship election of officers Bowling season start Center Junction mutual telephone meeting 8 p m at Center Junction school. September 3 Rural Fire truck association meeting 1 30 p m and Scotch Grove incorporation election 8 a m to 8 p m.

Rotary Methodist Church Monticello Rural Fire Truck Association Scotch Grove

New Cars and Trucks From Courthouse Records

Aug 24 records show Walter H. or Willa Lae tare of Olin listed a Chevrolet truck among new vehicles.

Walter H Willa Laetare Olin Chevrolet

Two Births Reported by John McDonald Hospital

Last week at John McDonald hospital in Monticello two births were announced. Aug. 25, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walsh welcomed a girl, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patrick of Prairieburg welcomed a son.

John McDonald Hospital Monticello Milton Walsh Bernard Joseph Patrick Prairieburg

Six boys named to Jones county livestock judging team

At the county fair last week six boys were chosen to represent Jones county at the Iowa State fair in livestock judging. Gene Luckstead led four tryouts with 1041 of 1150 points. Others include Vernon Tjade, Tom Streets, Loren Lubben, Loren Hartwig, and Ken Pelesa scoring over 1000. Roger Ingversen won the final judging at 194 points, with Walter Hanken second and Steve Barth and Joe Barth tied for third.

Jones County Gene Luckstead Wyoming Vernon Tjadé Wpcargville Tom Streets Scotch Grove Loren Lubben Anamosa Loren Hartwig Olin Ken Paulesa Center Junction Pons SR Anavise Fairgrounds Roger Ingversen Oxford Junction Walter Hanken Monticello Steve Joe Barth

Dallas Center Partners Capture Barrow Title Again

Dallas Center Iowa pair Ben Kelley and Dale Kreiger won the Great Jones County fair barrow show with a 225 pound Yorkshire Poland China entry taking 200 dollars first prize. The winning pig was not sold at the auction and the partners earned 23 cents a pound on a different entry. Verald Brown and son Kent of Hampton earned second with a 218 pound Poland China selling for 21 cents a pound to Fred Shover of Monticello. The report lists multiple exhibitors and auction results with overall average 20.36 cents per pound and blue red white prize levels for non prize winners. Judges were Deane Rinne Cedar Rapids and Virgil Christensen Vinton. auctioneer Ray Fluckiger.

Jones County Fair Barrow Dale Kreiger Ben Kelley Dallas Center Albert Heeren Monticello Owen Olson Newhall Larry Harr Stanwood Kent Brown Gerald Brown Hampton Otto Danneman Amber Roger Newburn Eagle Grove Iowa Kelley-Kreiger Kelley Kreiger Town State College Poland China Verald Brown Kent Fred Shover Brown Deane Rinne Wilson and Co Cedar Rapids Virgil Christensen Vinton Ray Fluckiger TLOR Kelley and Joe Kelley Wilson Larry Horr Eli Shada Anamosa Dubuque Packing Co Galen Helgens Keppy Brothers Eldridge Ralph Keppy Don Pursell Langworthy Clarence J. Sueppel Soton Tank Brothers Lee Williams Center Junction Milo V. Wolrab Mount Vernon Dale Danneman Jackie Danneman Norman Christensen Wyoming Hanwardsen Denniston Onslow

Funeral set for Leo Noonan victim of crash

Funeral services for Leo Noonan 64 Bernard farmer killed in a head on two car collision Saturday will be held Tuesday Aug 30 at 9 30 am from Devaney Funeral home Cascade to St Patrick s church North Garry Owen. Surviving widow sea Wilbur two daughters Maurna and Mrs Ray McDonnell. Also injured were Glenn Noonan 30 his two year old daughter Karen and mother in law Edna McDevitt 56.

Cascade Leo Noonan Bernard Farmer Devaney St. Patrick’s Church of North Garry Owen Noonan Glenn Noonan Dubuque Bernard Jackson Garry Owen Karen Edna McDevitt McDevitt Glenn Noonans Jones County

Schultz and Bartenhagen Capture Top Prize at Great Jones County Fair

Schultz and Bartenhagen of Letts Iowa won the 31000 top prize for Shorty an 1100 pound registered Angus at the 102nd Great Jones County fair Friday. The auction paid 35 per hundredweight with Wilbur Colby of Mechanicsville buying the champion for that price. The grand champion had previously placed in six show contests earning a 1000 prize and the owners also sold other entries to multiple buyers across Iowa. Rex Conn served as master of ceremonies with 45 entries competing from towns including Maquoketa Marion Fairfax and Columbus Junction.

Shorty Jones County Dale Schultz Clarence Bartenhagen Forest Bartenhagen Bob Schultz Letts Iowa Schultz and Bartenhagen Wilbur Colby Mechanicsville Charles E. Lee St. Paul Warren Burton Austin Minn W. E. Maurer Kansas City Schultz and Battenhagen Ambrose Spain Delmar H. H. Groff Fairfax J. F. Mommsen and Son Miles Albert Topp Pelgar Neb William Kelley Wapello Melvin H. Mumm New Liberty F. D. Smiley Blairstown Gladbrook Pelger Sunbury Cascade Bernard Letis Columbus Junction Scioto Ill Eli Shada Pete Hosch and

Six Breed Champions Picked in Dairy Show

Six breed champions and reserves were named at the Great Jones County fair dairy cattle show part of the 4 H and F F A event. Fifty seven Holsteins topped a 121 entry field judged by Iowa State College’s Russell Schelkopf. Winners include Ayrshire Don Mackey Olin champion and reserve. Brown Swiss Marvin Von Sprecken Anamosa champion Connie Sievers Anamosa reserve. Guernsey Joe Spahr Monticello champion Glenda Jo Guhl Olin reserve. Holstein Marvin Daufledt Center Junction champion Kenneth Schatz Monticello reserve. Jersey Dennis Ball Mechanicsville champion Vernon Tjaden Springville reserve. Milking Shorthorn Duane Malli coat Wyoming champion Lynn Woodworth Center Junction reserve.

Jones County Fair Russell Schelkopf Iowa State College Ayrshire Don Mackey Olin Marvin von Sprecken Anamosa Connie Sievers Guernsey Joe Spahr Monticello Glenda Jo Guhl Marvin Daufledt Center Junction Kenneth Schatz Jersey Dennis Ball Mechanicsville Vernon ~ Tjaden Springville Duane Mallicoat Wyoming Lynn Woodworth Fai Aney Ieee Connie Sievers Marvin ‘ von Sores Duane Millicoat Monticello Holstein Maedin

One of Gogel Triplets Dies

Larry Gogel, twin born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Gogel of near Worthington Augel, died at 2 45 p.m. Thursday in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Death caused by a congenital heart condition. The other two sons Terry and Jerry remain at Manchester hospital. Total birth weight of the triplets was about .14 pounds. The Gogels are former Hopkinton residents.

Larry Gogel Thomas Gogel Worthington Augel Cedar Rapids Gogels Terry Jerry Manchester’ Hospital Hopkinton

Andrew Balsiger Dies in Idaho

Andrew John Balsiger died at his home in Boise Idaho on Monday August 8 Services were held at Summers chapel Friday August 12 at 2 p m with Dr Marcus E Lindsey officiating Interment was at Morris Hill cemetery in Boise He was born August 14 1885 in Monticello Richland township He farmed in Monticello then moved to Sioux Falls South Dakota later to Boise where he has lived for 30 years Survivors include sister Mrs John Arduser and brother William Balsiger of Monticello other siblings reside in Chester South Dakota Glendale California Cedar Rapids Iowa and an adopted daughter in Newport Washington.

Andrew John Balsiger Boise Idaho Marcus E. Lindsey Morris Hill Mr. Balsiger Monticello Richland Township Sioux Falls S.D John Arduser William Balsiger E. E. Balsiger Chester S. Dak W. M. Caldwell Glendale Calif Samuel Semmert Cedar Rapids Newport Wash

Rural and Town Schools Start Opening for New Year

Rural schools across Jones county begin today with 47 schools and 51 teachers in the system. Monticello area towns Hopkinton Center Junction Onslow Buck Creek Martelle Moriey Oxford Junction also start today with varied half and full day schedules and registration.

Jones County Monticello Fairview Richland Joseph A. Beave Hopkinton Center Junction Onslow Buck Creek Martelle Moriey Oxford Junction

Grand Champ Baby Beef Sells at 30.25

The grand champion baby beef from the Great Jones County fair sold Friday morning at auction for about 290 to Rath Packing Co. It weighed 965 pounds and was exhibited by 17 year old Tom McCormick of Olin, the 4-H and F.F.A. grand champion. McCormick is a long-time steers exhibitor and Jones County 4-H president. Twenty-one other steers sold for average 23.97 per hundred pounds with several top prices around 25 to 26.75. The sale featured multiple cattle in Angus, Shorthorn and other breeds judged by Wendell Willer and Bill Harr.

Jones County Fair Tom McCormick Olin Rath Packing Co Waterloo McCormick Harlan McCormick Jim Murray Oxford Live- Wires Tom.g. Murray Oxford Junction Hereford Olin Hawkeye Olinright

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dallas Center Partners Karen Noonan Veterans Hospital Iowa City Mr. McDevitt University Hospitals Mrs. McDevitt Monticello Hospital Schultz and Bartenhagen S. L H. L. Dowman Maquoketa Ralph and Louis Danner Muscatine Don Hunter Stanley Koop Rath Gae Ann Luckstead Fred Mizaur Leo B. Lwassuez Marion Minnish Bros Dysart Tom Bevans Walter Manke Leo Kurt William Rhuede Sheldon Robinson Brothers Masonville J. P. Flanagahy Coggan Daryl Ross Arlington Eldred Schulte Otto P. Thaden Raymond Kurt Cyril Turnis Dan Gatens Pete Hoschand Son Baker Heyne Commission Co Chicago Hoschand Sen Jerry Carr Brancle Till Baker Heyne F. D. Smilie James Westphal George Foy David von Sprecken Frances Sievers Ralph Ayrshires Bernard Streeper Duane Keegan Calf Dick van Antwerp Lynn Babcock Glatha Guhl Glenda Guhl Richard Heeren Virginia Tuetken Dale Heeren Kenneth Tuetken Bob Ganfield Robert Bunting Robert Aldrich Carlyle Wacker Loren Buo Gogel Triplets Andrew Balsiger Vance Stead Sacred Heart Clayton N. Ridout Hopkinton Public Center Junction School Walter Wagner Pauline Antons Orville Underwood Martello Consolidated W. Stokes Stoakes Morley L. D. Greenawald Wendell Willer Tipton Bill Harr Ken Erickson Jim Starr Calvin Irons Clarence Gary Jansen Aller Miner Gary Richkels Ken Sievers Don Levsen Bill Martin David Brunscheen Charla Classen Verlyn Wenndt Wyorming Duane Wenndt Fas Davis Gordon Eberhart Nile Husmann Daviss Brunscheen
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