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Year in review highlights traffic fires crime and builds
The Express page chronicles 1964 in the Express area with two Delhi fatalities on highway 38, a Monticello traffic death, multiple fires including Archie Snow’s Buck Creek home, and tornado damage near Castle Grove. It notes a wave of break ins, new recreation plans north of Wyoming, a $225,000 Wayne Zion church ground breaking, $625,000 Maquoketa Valley high school work, Monticello airport completion then rejection, and curb and gutter work in Monticello Kuriger addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Delhi
Carl Clark
Harold Wilson
Highway 38
Paul Priest
Monticello
Jones County
Kitty Creek
Archie Snow
Myron Zumbaca
Buck Creek
Jon Schrader
Elmer Pisenga
Sand Springs
Ing Stove
Herschel Zangerle
Hopkinton
Shore Right
Henry Wilson
Wyoming
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Maquoketa Valley
Federal Aviation Agency