Worn Panthers to Face Tipton Friday Night
Mon ticello Black Panthers prepare for a home Friday night clash with a short Tipton squad led by Coach Don Paulsen. After tough losses, Tipton struggles with height and ball handling, while Cabalka drills shooting position and free throws for continued improvement.
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Monticello Black Panthers
Independence
Tipton
Anamosa
Panthers
Leo Cabalka
Mear] Jennings
Pat Maher
Harris
Don Paulsen
Scherrer Plans Holiday Mixed Doubles Tourney
Ed Scherrer announces the Christmas holiday mixed doubles bowling tournament at Bowlmer Janes. Pairings will be completed and published in next Monday's Express, with the event now scheduled to begin Sunday, December 27, and a full schedule and list of pairings to appear in Monday's paper.
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Bowlmer Janes
Ed Scherrer
Express
Scotch Grove Women Plan December Meeting and Luncheon
Scotch Grove the Women's Community club schedules the December meeting and Christmas luncheon on the 16th at Mrs. Arnold Jacobs home with hostesses and a Christmas program led by Mrs. Jack Naylor and others. Sunshine Gift exchange follows the luncheon at one o clock.
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club
Arnold Jacobs
William B. Henrichs
M. P. Paulsen
Harry Paulsen
Albert Schrader
Marvin Lacock
Jack Naylor
Jerry Naylor
Donald Grom
Robert Zir
George Kueh
Elkader
John Wright
Sand Springs
Joha
First GAA Play Day Draws Sixty Girls In Monticello
Sixty high school girls from Anamosa Mt. Vernon and local hosts gathered at Monticello public school for a day long GAA Play Day. Six teams competed in volleyball and basketball with ping pong dancing tumbling and badminton available. Mrs. Mari Johnson led as host while Miss Conny Mayo and Mrs. Alice Pelisek aided. Tipton could not attend due to bad weather.
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Anamosa
Mt. Vernon
Monticello
Mari’ Johnson
Conny Mayo
Alice Pelisek
Gail Grimm
Study Club Meets At Kuriger Home
The Good Counsel study club gathered at the Bernard Kuriger home Friday evening for their final meeting of the year and a Christmas party. Ten members attended with Father Eugene P. Lorenz and Kate Werminont as special guests. Games and a gift exchange provided entertainment. Refreshments were served by hostess and chairman Mrs. Charles Tuttle.
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Ladies of the Good Counsel Study Club
Bernard Kuriger
Eugene P. Lorenz
Kate Wernimont
Charles Tuttle
Elmer Lang Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Elmer Lang longtime Monticello resident suffered a heart attack Sunday and is a patient at John McDonald hospital. Latest reports say he is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. L A Oltman returned home after four weeks visiting her daughter and family in Chicago and stopped Sunday to visit Mrs. Anna Moore in Cedar Rapids.
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Elmer Lang
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
John McDonald Hospital
L. A. Oltman
Howard Schraffenberger
Chicago, Ill
Anna Moore
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart Girls Triumph at Bellevue in Sunday Showdown
Sacred Heart girls defeated Bellevue 61-51 after a tight first half 27-19 Monticello led early but Bellevue surged, with Fran Ferring scoring 12 for Sacred Heart and Mary Ellen Helms top scoring for Monticello with 18. Bellevue’s Blitgen led all scorers with 23 as Sacred Heart hosts St Mary’s Cascade next Sunday while the Sacred Heart boys fell 48-46 to Bellevue, Tom George scoring 22 for Monticello.
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Sacred Heart
Bellevue
Lassies
Monticello
Eagles of Sacred Heart
Fran Ferring
Sacred Hearts
Mary Ellen Helms
Susan Staner
Marge Tuttle
Rdsalie Holmes
Sacred Heart Eagles
St. Joseph's
Tom George
Bill Howie
Kenny Oeschger
al Westhoff
Tom McAleer
George Maire
Chesney
St. Joseph’s
St. Mary's
Cascade
Monticello Fg Ft of
George
Howie Secondary de
Westhoff
Oeschger
Degen
T. McAleer
Maitesti Idias Decobiiites
Bellevue “Mueller
Chesney Cade En i
Stet de Cottaé
Sas Dehestiores
Blugen
Anamosa Blue Raiders Set to Meet Monti Tuesday
A near capacity Monticello High School gym will host the Black Panthers against the Anamosa Blue Raiders next Tuesday evening in a pivotal basketball showdown.
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Anamosa Blue Raiders
Monti
Monticello High School
Black Panthers
Sacred Heart Eagles Face St Marys Casade Next Sunday
The Sacred Heart Eagles are slated to play St Marys Cascade on the local floor next Sunday afternoon.
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Sacred Heart Eagles
St. Mary’s of Cascade
Langworthy Man Charged Second Time With OMVI
Emmund Prabel Wilken of Langworthy is free on 500 bail awaiting a court hearing on a second offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested Saturday by State Highway Patrolman John Beckmann and City Officer Donald Gilmore. Justice of the Peace C. F. Shimanek admitted him to bail and bound the case over to the grand jury. Marion Leytem filed suit for separate maintenance against husband Merle Leytem, with a temporary injunction preventing molestation or disposal of property. The couple married May 2, 1952 at Elkader and are parents of two. Mrs. Leytem seeks at least 100 monthly plus 200 immediate and 200 for counsel fees. Donald R. Gee of Jones County filed for divorce from Carol J. Gee of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. He offers custody of the child to her and 50 monthly child support. An injunction orders Willis Thuman of Stone City not to sell any property of himself or wife Marjorie. she had filed for possession of the home, car, child custody, and an unborn child.
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Emmund
Prabel Wilken
Langworthy
Wilken
John Beckmann
Donald Gilmore
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Shimanek
Marion Leytem
Merle Leytem
J. E. Heiserman
Elkader
Donald R. Gee
Jones County
Carol J. Gee
Milwaukee
Wisc
Willis Thuman
Stone City
Marjorie
Heiserman
New Addresses for Servicemen Listed After Publication
Changes of address received after the servicemen list was printed include Pvt. Frederick Messerli US5531823 HQ Co 7th Division APO 7 c o P M San Francisco California and Paul Steuri 929 High Bluff Dubuque Iowa.
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Frederick Messerli
HQ. Co
APO 7
San Francisco
Calif
We Oolice
Paul Steuri
High Bluff Dubuque
Iowa
Farm sale calendar items for December and January
A sequence of farm sales and closing out auctions listed with dates and locations. Mrs. Lehman at 329 First Street Monticello. Richard Eby near Scotch Grove on Eby Mill road. Irvin Kintzler five miles south of Monticello. Guy Davis two miles east of Hale. Marvin Brunscheen one mile west of Onslow.
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Fred Lehman
First Street
Monticello
Richard Eby
Scotch Grove
Eby Mill
Irvin Kintzler
Guy Davis
Hale
Marvin Brunscheen
Onslow
Tim Ripperton
Canton
Ralph Dunn
Carl Marugg
Floyd Prusia
Marion and Vinton Lead WaMaC Race Early In Week Three
Marion and Vinton top the WaMaC conference basketball standings as the third week begins. Anamosa and Tipton sit at the cellar with no wins while Independence Manchester Maquoketa and Monticello each stand at 1–1. Upcoming Friday games include Manchester at Anamosa and Maquoketa at Independence.
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Marion
Vinton
Anamosa
Tipton
Independence
Manchester
Maquoketa
Monticello
Varsity Wild Marion
Vinton Wen
Waa
Maquoketa Monticello
Eyre
Varsity Maquoketa
Monticello Parking Meters Spark Debate Among Towns
Neighboring towns weigh in on Monticello meters. Proponents say meters ensure turnover and available spaces for shoppers, while critics fear the cost. Anamosa and Cascade papers note alternative parking and no meters or charges in their towns.
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Monticello
Anamosa Journal
Anamosa
Cascade Pioneer
Cascade
Monticello Adopts Parking Meters To Ease Crowding
The town moves to install parking meters after years of crowded spaces in Monticello. Merchants and city officials weighed the downsides but chose meters to keep spaces free for customers, especially during morning hours.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Cascade
Minnie Rettig Dies in Denver Colorado
Mrs. W F Hintz receives word of the death of her sister Miss Minnie Rettig of Denver Colorado after an illness of almost a year. Funeral plans are incomplete and to be printed next week with survivors listed in forthcoming notice.
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W. F. Hintz
Minnie Rettig
Denver
Colo
Family quartet named in Denver and Monticello notices
A genealogy styled notice lists siblings August Rettig and Max Rettig from Denver alongside sister Mrs Edith Schemmel also of Denver and sister Mrs W F Hintz of Monticello. The brief item notes their relation as part of a family notice in the column.
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Nclude
August Rettig
Max Rettig
Edith Schemmel
Denver
W. F. Hintz
Monticello
Emma Loes 91 Died in New York
Emma Loes 91 died in Rochester New York on Monday December 14 funeral services set for Friday at 11 am at Goettsch funeral home with Rev W Russell Hunter officiating interment at Oakwood cemetery friends may call Thursday evening she is survived by daughter Mrs C L Welch and five grandchildren a Monticello resident until about five years ago a full obituary will appear next week
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Emma Loes
Rochester
N. Y
Goettsch
W. Russell Hunter
Oakwood Cemetery
Chapter FP PEO Holds Christmas Program at Homes
Mrs Arch Edwards hosted Chapter FP PEO on Tuesday afternoon. After a business meeting the program Piano Impressions directed by Mrs James N McLaughlin featured piano by Mrs McLaughlin and Mrs W R Cartano with a solo by Mrs Ray Stumbaugh. The Christmas Story was read by Mrs G C Bonwell and Mrs W D McLaughlin.
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Arch Edwards
P.E.O
James N. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
W. R. Cartano
Ray Stumbaugh
G. C. Bonwell
W. D. McLaughlin
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