Police Court and Highway Work Report From Monticello Area
The police court docket lists numerous fines and bonds for excessive noise destruction of private property disturbing the peace speeding and related offenses. Highway work updates describe a 3.3 mile stretch of highway 38 between Monticello and the Delaware county line with major improvements planned at cost 655 400 and signals installation at a railroad crossing on highway 136 near Onslow. Two traffic accidents are noted with injuries and hospitalizations involving Orval Quass and Lyle Vernon.
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M. E. M.crabb
William R. Hatfield
Donald Lee Ebby
Ronald Leigh Pieray
William J. Hall
Richard Jr
Richardson
Hopkinton
David John Luck
Gary Lee Wunder Manchester
Robert M. Eason
Sun Prairie
Wis
Richard Lee Riehl
Paton
William Leslie Schiff
Ames
Monticello
Delaware County Line
C.M. St, P&p
Highway 136
Onslow
Merle
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Buick
Orval Earl Quass
Route 1
Marion
Quass
Lyle Vernon
Olin
Vernon
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Carpenter Students to Present Vocal Music Program
Seventy pupils from first through third grade at Carpenter Elementary Monticello will perform a vocal music program in the Central School auditorium Thursday December 16 at 7 23 p m. Instructor Waldemar Sunder leads the event. Admission is free with a free will offering collected.
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Carpenter Elementary School
Monticello
Waldemar Sunder
Car Crash Near Onslow Injures Two
A 1955 Chevrolet convertible driven by William A. Shady 44 of Monmouth upset six miles northeast of Onslow after hitting a wagon of hay. The accident remains under investigation and two people were injured in the incident.
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William A. Shady
Monmouth
Onslow
Account suits filed in court
A light week in Jones county district court included two account suits and a probation revocation. Anamosa Lumber Co. filed petitions against Leroy and Dorothy Crocker seeking $121.25 plus interest and costs for goods sold between Nov 28 1964 and May 2 1965, and $29.91 in a second suit.
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Jones County
Anamosa Lumber Co
Leroy
Dorothy Crocker
Anamosa Lumber
Lyle and Patricia Newhard Suit Details and Lamour Probation
The plaintiffs seek interest and costs for goods provided from July 18, 1962 to October 24, 1964. Probation of Bill Lamour was revoked December 6 and he is confined in Jones county jail. Lamour received a six month sentence July 2 for nighttime larceny and was placed on probation for good behavior. The defendant is charged with taking two radiators from Monti Cello Auto Wreckers on May 13.
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Lyle
Patricia Newhard
Bill Lamour
Jones County
Lamour
Monticello
Monticello Music Dept Plans Holiday Concert Night
The Monticello Community School music department announces a joint holiday concert featuring the junior high band directed by Mrs. Lincalleu, the choir led by Miss Jennifer Schlicher, and the high school concert band. A family season ticket for three regular band concerts is urged before Christmas. Proceeds help offset revenue loss from canceled band carnival.
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Monticello
Unior
Lincalleu
Jennifer Schlicher
Ray Stumbaugh
ARC to Hold Annual Christmas Party Sunday
The Jones County Association for Retarded Children hosts its third annual Christmas party at the Monticello Community Building on Sunday December 12 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m Santa will appear and all students in special education classes along with retarded children adults and families are invited to attend
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Jones County Association For Retarded Children
Monticello
Santa
Rotarians Hold Annual Christmas Dinner in Monticello
Monticello Rotarians and Rotary Anns held their annual Christmas party Monday evening at Poplar Heights. Widows of former Rotarians were special guests. An old fashioned Christmas program of music and comedy followed the dinner. General chairman was L. D. Greenawald with Albert McNeill and Don Kacer directing the program.
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Monticello Rotarians
Rotary- Anns
Poplar Heights
L. D. Greenawald
Albert McNeill
Don Kacer
Monticello Scouts Honor Local Volunteer At Banquet
Glen Gabriel of Monticello received a certificate of appreciation for Cub Scouting service. The honor was presented November 39 at the Arrowhead district Fellowship and Recognition banquet in Marion. Ray Stumbaugh Monticello Community High School band director attended the American High School Band Directors Assn convention in Washington December 3 6 and reported on community bands participation.
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Glen Gabriel
Monticello
Arrowhead
Marion
Ray Stumbaugh
Monticello Community High School
American High School Band Directe Assn
Washington, C
Iowa State dairy judging team places second at nationals
Tom Aitchison of Cascade and four teammates helped the Iowa State University dairy judging team finish second at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago on December 1. Aitchison ranked third high individual among 17 teams. he is a graduate of Monticello Community High School.
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Iowa State
Chicago
Tom Aitchison
Adrian J. Aitchison
Cascade
Aitchison Is
Monticello Community
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Durango
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Oldsmobile
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Tuetken
Albert D
Verda Remington
Kantan
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Huerter
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Eugene H. Adams
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Donald C
Irma Skelley
Garrett J. Gerdes
Shomont Lumber Co
Langworthy
Mercury
Donald J. Kula
Harley L. Bulgren
Center
Frederick R. Ri
Esther A
McDonald
Rambler
Dale
Esther Groth
Larry D. Behrends
Ford Truck
Justice Court
C. F. Shimanek
Justice of the Peace
Mary E. Kohl
Iowa City
Carpenter
Morley Road
William Orval Quass
Pomona
Calif
Purina
Monticello, Iowa
Monticello Express
Iowa
Ray Alto
Eve
Dale Chapman
Ramblers
ARC
North
Kcrg-Tv
Goodfyear Hearn Oil & Tire CO
Dick Long
Robert Savage
Louis Mors
Robert Myers
Mike Motsinger
Bob Mullen
Jim Shelley
U.S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
West Bend Coffee Maker
G.E. Steam Iron
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