Four New Homes Permits Issued in Monticello
The Monticello city issued permits for four new houses in the past two months with owners Jim Adams Jr at 108 Park Blvd for 18000 and 110 Crescent Dr for 15000, John F Welter at 537 West 7th St for 16000, and Leigh Clark at 834 Southhaven Dr for 15000. Remodeling permits include G O Hargrave roofing 500 and other projects across several addresses with costs ranging from 150 to 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Jim Adams, Jr
Park Blvd
Crescent Dr
John F. Welter
West 7Th St
Leigh Clark
Southhaven Dr
G. O. Hargrave
Linden
Benders Home Improvement
East Washington
Everett Nichol
East Second
Leo Klima
Sycamore
Fred Faust
Main St
S&f Dairy Mart
Martha Alferts
G.M. Fisher
A&w
Bill Albers
Sacred Heart Students Enter State Speech Contest
Twenty six Sacred Heart high school students Monticello enter the state speech program with entries in declamation poetry interpretive reading prose reading extemporaneous speaking and public address Coaches are Sister Mary Hyacinth OSF James Klein and Sister Mary Thomas OSF Final materials due December eighteen with registration by December six The local contest is scheduled for late January and list of entrants by area announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart High School
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Ann Schwendinger
Patricia Schlimmer
Donald McDonald
Sue Strittmatter
Elaine Smith
Helen Thomas
Eleanor Chapman
Beth Becker
Jolene Schwendinger
Patricia Sch
OSF
James Klein
Mary Thomas
Compleates Audit of Jones County Social Welfare Records
An examination of the Jones county department of social welfare finances, from Sept 14 1961 to July 25 1963, shows total aid advancements of 632 581 48 with 579 531 89 funded by federal and state sources. Jones county share was 53 049 59 with 23 051 47 in reimbursements received. Disbursements covered old age assistance aid to blind aid to disabled and aid to dependent children programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Department of Social Welfare
T. M. Scott
State Department of Social Welfare
Federal Security Administration
Center Jct Telephone Co. Holds Annual Meeting
Center Jct Telephone Company held its annual meeting on Monday evening December 2 at the schoolhouse. President John Gray summarized the year ending September 30 and announced a six percent dividend plus four percent to stockholders of record January 1, 1963. Directors were re elected for three year terms after installing an electronic heater with reduced-rate operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Jct
Center Jct, Telephone Company, Inc
John Gray
Robert
David Otten
Ken Orris
Sidney Mais
Bill Boss
Bruce Reade
Ronald Davis
Ralph Eggerts
Bob Fishwild
Larry Fishwild
Eugene Brunscheen
Joel Zamastil
Mark Thomsen
Pete Eichhorn
Virgil Boss
Jim Peterson
Lyle Tompkins
Cass Center
Farm Bureau
Warren Hall
Hale Wapsie Boys to Host Joint Christmas Party
Nov 18 meeting at Galen Winchip home in Olin where Hale Wapsie Boys plan a joint Christmas party with Hale Wapsie Wanderers girls club on Dec 14 at Pleasant Hill church. They voted to buy the tree and held demonstrations on spark plug gaps and necktie tying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Wapsie Boys
Galen Winchip
Olin
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Pleasant Hill
John Brodersen
Steven Kvarsgaard
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Lowa
SANTA
Monticello Jaycees
Leroy Hinrichs
Bill First
Bob Renk
Don Kaiser
Sid Blair
John Husman
Benny Otten
Jim Corwin
Cass Corner
CHUMS
4-H Club
Eva
Dina Oltman
Gloria Gerdes
Susan Brown
Cass Township
Heart Fund
Oltman
Julie Ortgies
Wyoming Pioneers
Memorial Hall
Wyoming
Dick Miller
Andy Doll
Prairiemoon Ballroom
Prairiebta
Irs
Cass
Chuck Shada
Gary Toenjes
Roger Hall
Jeff Goodman
Kenny Humpal
David Asch~brenner
Gary
Allan Henderson
Coats
Giepyckengary
Jennie E
BONU
Timex
Long Drug
OUR
Merry Christmas Drug Store
AMITY
Skymaster
Westclox Electric
KODAK
Starmite II
Nme
What I
Wanted
Long's
Lares
Merry Christmas
Hans
Ce & Manager
Whitman
Revlon
Him
Onb
aSc
Christa
Norelco
Sunbeam
Remington
Lady Sunbeam
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