Monticello to host District 15 boys basketball tourney
Monticello and Mount Vernon named co hosts for the 1955 District 15 boys tournament with games set February 22 24 26 and March 1 managers L D Greenawald and Winston Addis. Monticello meets Anamosa in round one at 730 p m Feb 22 at Monticello Bennett faces Mount Vernon at Mount Vernon. The winners advance to late February and March 1 finals at Monticello and Des Moines Veterans Memorial Auditorium.
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Mount Vernon
L. D. Greenawald
Monticello High School
Winston Addis
Panthers
Anamosa
Bennett
Central City
Lincoln
Stanwood
Lowdon
Tipton
Bennett-Mount Vernon
Lowden-Tipton
Clinton Merch
Merch
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Des Moines
Bowling Mixed Doubles League Standings and Scores
The league shows Idiots and Shucks & Shinols tied at 34 10 with top series by Jim Green 224 and Jim Green 603. Shirley Holmes leads with 218 and 508 while teams Unpredictables Jewels Cherry Pickers and Sauer Lemois post varying totals. The high team score listed is 2142 by Idiots in the series.
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Shucks & Shinols
Sauer Lemois
Cherry Pickers
Jewels
H,lg
Jim Green
Shirley Holmes
H.J.S
Jim Grees
H.T.G
H.T.S
Idiots
Monticello gym hosts girls finals in 1965 tournament
The 1965 girls basketball playoffs set first round games February 13 at Central City Monticello and Center Point with Maquoketa Valley facing Urbana. Sacred Heart Monticello meets the Alburnette Troy Mills winner February 16 at Central City. semi finals and finals move to Monticello February 19 and 20.
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Maquoketa Valley
Urbana
Central City
Center Point
Monticello
Sacred Heart of
Boys Basketball Sectional Schedule for 1965 Tourney
Five Express area teams will compete in the 1965 boys basketball sectional tournaments from February 15 to 18. Oxford Junction meets Clarence at 7:23 p.m. February 15 at Lowden in Class B District 15. Monticello Socced Heart has three byes and will face the winner of Lisbon versus Solon on February 17 at Solon. In District 15 Class A Midland of Wyoming plays Bannett at 8:30 p.m. February 15 at Bannett, with the winner meeting Olin at 7:30 p.m. February 17 at Bannett. Maquoketa Valley of Delhi faces East Buchanan of Winthrop at 7:30 p.m. February 15 in Edgewood for District 13 Class A.
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Lowdon
Monticello Socced Heart
Solon
Midland of
Wyoming
Mear
Bannett
Olin
Maquoketa Valley
Delhi
Edgewood
Mest
East Buchanan
Winthrop
Eagle turns Cowpoke to star on Wyoming university cage team
Gordy Westhoff of Monticello, a 6'1" 165 pound guard for the University of Wyoming, is lauded for defense and hustle. He defends top shooters, aims to average eight points, and leads the Cowboys as a defensive leader under coach Bill Strannigan.
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Cowpoke
Wyoming University
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Monticellola
Gordy Westhoff
Lowan
Bill Strannigan
Gordy
Flynn
Robinson
Wyoming
Mississippi
Westhoff
Warren Rust
Iowa
Monticello
Maynard Lang
Cowboys
Ron Lang
Cagers
Ron
CSU
Long
St. Mary's High School
Cheyenne
Ben Long
Jerry Long
Rick Westhoff
Sacred Heart
Anamosa
Maois
Bud Daniel
County Stadium
Milwaukee
Paul Homar
Holiday guests fill Buck Creek and surrounding homes
A long list of Christmas and holiday guests from Cedar Rapids Wilton Manchester Iowa City and Muscatine visited families in Buck Creek Strawberry Point and nearby towns. Names include Wilsons DeShaws Smiths and Robergs among many others. The piece closes noting Westhoff aims to lead as Wyoming's guard.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Soil Conservation Service
Iowa
Henry Wilson
Eliza Preussner
Sandy
Doug
Manchester
Paul Seivert
Sioux City
Burdette Wilson
Sherry
Larry Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Vernovee
Ray
Wilbur Wilson
Springville
Gladys Wilson
Ivan Wilson
Gary
Maynard
Francis DeShaw
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Duane DeShaw
Strawberry Point
Bill Vernimont
Robert DeShaw
Roger McIntosh
Henrietta Hilbert
Iowa City
Paul Greens
Glenn Thompson
Denver
Darwin Green
Todd
Wayne Thompson
William Delay
Joan Marie
Charles City
Roy Haynes
George
Howard) Utley
Jean Marie
Clarence
Galen Beitz
Eddie Alferts
Freeman Smith
Biney Smith
Henry Aldrich
Independence
Earl Aldrich
Gary Parkin
Earlville
Roberg
Maquoketa
Gene Thompson
Vera Bacon
Maynard Thompson
Muscatine
Supervisors Issue Two Beer Permits
The Jones county board of supervisors issued two beer permits in a prior meeting. The Rainbow at Anamosa received one of the permits, confirming ongoing brewery credentials in the county.
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Jones County Board of Supervisors
Anamosa
VFW Post 4077 Granted Class B Club Permit
Anamosa facility VFW Post 4077 earns a Class B club permit allowing restricted alcohol service to members and guests. The action approves ongoing club operations under local licensing rules.
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VFW Post 4077
Anamosa
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