Anamosa Panthers Shock Monticello For County Title
Anamosa outplayed Monticello 42 to 38 to capture the 1951 Jones County boys basketball title at Martelle Gym. John Schneiter led Monticello with 20 points, while Dick Purcell paced Anamosa with 15 and Don Appleby added seven for the Panthers. The teams meet again in WaMaC play next Tuesday in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Monticello
Jones County
Chamions
Martello
Blue Raiders
Panthers
Anamost
Panther
John Schneiter
Dick Purcell
Don Appleby
Oxford Junction
Martelle
Dart
Schneiter
X . Northrup
MeKl Instru Ketelsen
Amamosa
Norton
Monticello Anamosa
Monona Girls Ready For Monticello Clash At Public Gym
Monona enters a Feb 8 showdown at Monticello against Sacred Heart Eagle sextet. Star forward Norma Schoulte, 6 foot 5, is regarded as a top state player and a local favorite. A capacity crowd is expected. Loras Academy soph boys may visit the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monona
Monticello
Sacred Heart Eagle
Norma Schoulte
Dubuque
Eagle Boys
Rotary Lions plan two quarters game Feb 12 benefit event
March of Dimes page one note describes a charity game rules with two quarters, rest by high school instructors vs alumni. Rotary and Lions clubs list members expected to participate, providing a snapshot of local figures. Aimed at readers, this item outlines event structure and key participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Lions Club
The
Express
Rotary
Raymond E. Adams
Ray L. Adams
Ross Baty
Elden Brashaw
Leigh Clark
Dave Duckler
Orland Devaney
Wilbur K. Coxsee
Arch Edwards
Cecil Goettsch
T. E. Hamilton
Glenn Hargrave
George Harris
Mark F. Hogan
Clarence Hosford
E. H. Huibregtse
Floyd Kephart
Robert Kopp
Richard Long
John Locher
S. F E. Locher
Joe McAleer
Max McCrabb
Burton McLaughlin
Albert McNeill Jr
James Maurice
Roy Miller
Louis Mors
Robert Mullen
Robert W. Myers
James W. Nelson
C. A. Palmer
T. M. Redmond
Robert Savage
Boyd Shannon
Arthur Shelley
Fred S. Stuhler
Harry Stuhler
Donald Sutherland
Colin G. Thomas
Ralph Wilson
Henry Adams
Dale Adams
Claude Appleby
John Baumann
John Behn
Alva Behrends
Darrell Blayney
Leo Cabalka
M. J. Cass
Donald Chapman
W. B. Clark
G. Coward
Chester Condit
Ed Cox
E. H. DeShaw
Dick Devaney
Ray Eby
Alfred Egger
Fred Faust
M. B. Leonard
Leslie Linn
Marcus Maire
Ray Maroif
Frank Martin
C. J. Matthiessen
Joe Messerli
Marion Mitchell
Dick Moenk
Rudy Monk
H. E. Morrow
Win Mueller
F. E. Patterson
L. C. Perkins
Chauncey Robinson
George Schoon
Leroy Schoon
Sam Schuetz
Frank Shimanek
John Shover
Otto Smith
Dale Studt
Ray Stumbaugh
Edgar Vernon
Harold Wilcox
R. P. Young
Aurora Girls Triumph 57 50 Over Monticello In Cage Battle
The Aurora girls upset Monticello 57 to 50 despite late pushes from Monticello and a scoring surge that put them ahead 46 to 43. Judy Ferring and Claire O Rourke sparked the comeback with Janet Holmes adding 30 points for Aurora while Mar jorrie Murray and Agnes Nelson anchored the front line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Aurora
Mullen
Virginia Morrissey
Ruth Ann Muller
Judy Ferring
Claire O'Rourke
Janet Holmes
Eagles
Marjorrie Murray
Agnes Nelson
Holmes
Murray
Monticello
Wolf
Welter
Sacred Heart Grades Play First Cage Games
Sacred Heart grade girls from Monticello opened basketball with the 5th and 6th grade against the 7th and 8th. The 7th and 8th won 15 to 6, with Susan Staner scoring 10 and Dorothy Schwendinger 4. A following 5th and 6th vs 7th and 8th boys ended 18 to 16, Alen Westhoff 11 and David Westhoff 7 led scorers. Referees were Margaret Dunn and Leroy Jacque. Gene Walroff of Onslow recovering after appendix surgery at John McDonald hospital and may receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Susan Staner
Dorothy Schwendinger
Alen Westhoff
David Westhoff
Allan
Margaret Dunn
Leroy Jacque
Gene Walroff
Onslow
John McDonald Hospital
Classifieds Card of Thanks and Property Auction Notice
Card of thanks from the Brockhohn families for kindness sympathy and floral offerings. Classifieds also note sale of good alfalfa hay and a public referee sale in Jones County Iowa with farm real estate 71 acres and miscellaneous items to be sold at auction on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehren
Carl Brockhohn
Herman Brockhohn
Gerhard Brockhohn
Harm Brockhohn
District Court of
Jones County
Iowa
Monticello State Bank of
A.D. WI
Highway 151
Anamosa
Anamosa-Monticello
Towit
Highway 64
Wyoming
Monticello Community Building Schedule Highlights
Monticello city records list two week events for the community building. The docket includes Brokens Silver Anniversary reception and dance, Gospel services, Rotary Club meetings, Farm Bureau and Farmers Mutual Creamery gatherings, Camp Fire activities, highway patrol license examinations, Father and Mother supper, and church services scheduled from February 1 to February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokens
Rotary Club
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
Monticello
Farm Bureau
Highway Patrol
Four Hundred Twenty Five 4-H Club Members Attend Party
Saturday night 425 Jones county 4-H members leaders and parents attended the annual county 4-H party in the Anamosa E P hall. The Under the Big Top theme featured skits stunts side shows and confetti with numerous clubs providing acts and decorations. Proceeds of 71.80 were raised for the March of Dimes from eight concession sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County 4-H Club
Anamosa E.P. Hall
Jackson Wise Owls
Jackson Beavers
Morley 3M
Greenfield Good Luck
Wayne Willing
Oxford Happy
Wayne Master
Jim McLaughlin
County Boys
Bill Broderson
County Girls
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Olin Ship Ahoy
Oxford Live Wires
Castle Grove Royal Rangers
Richland Wildcats
Lovell Happy Helpers
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Clay Busy Bees
Onslow Agricolae
Wyoming 49’Ers
Wyoming Polly Pigtails
Fairview Farmerettes
Fairview Thunderbolts
County 4-H
Panthers Face Maquoketa and Anamosa Next
Monticello travels to Maquoketa this Friday and to Anamosa next Tuesday in WaMaC action. A pair of wins is crucial to stay in the hunt behind leaders Marion and close contenders Vinton and Tipton. The Panthers sit fourth after losses to Marion and Tipton. Home date set for Feb 9 versus Manchester followed by Feb 16 against Marion in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Panthers
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Panthers
Marion
Vinton
Tipton
Raiders
Monticello
Monticello High School Band to Perform February 13
The Monticello public high school concert band directed by Ray Stumbaugh will present an evening program in the school auditorium on Tuesday February 13. A featured segment includes a Cornell College chamber group led by Charles Kreeb performing a popular selections set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Public High School
Ray Stumbaugh
Cornell College
Charles Kreeb
Sacred Heart Tops Buck Creek in Girls State Round
Sacred Heart advanced to the semi finals of the girls state sectional at Earlville beating Buck Creek 48 to 28. Janet Holmes scored 28 points tying the game high as Sacred Heart prepares to meet St. Marys Cascade in the Thursday 730 p.m. semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Earlville
Buck Creek
St. Mary's
Cascade
Janet Holmes
Quasqueton
Troy Mills
Central City
Rowley
Winthrop
Hopkinton
Twilight league leaders stay ahead with Majestic loss
Mena's remains atop the Twilight league after beating Majestic Café two games to one. High scores include Iva Yeoman 191 and Lyla Richardson 187 while Dorothy Tobiason cleared the 6 7 10 split last week. Standings show Mona's 15 6 leading, with Eclipse 16 8 and Shomont 13 8 near the top as the second round ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena’s
Majestic Case
Iva Yeoman
Lyla Richardson
Jo Scherrer
Ruth Young
Kitty Siebels
Helen Reichart
Dorothy Tobiason
Mona's
Bank
Monty Cafe
Long’s Dept
Schuetz Motors
Majestic Cafe
Marie’s Sweet Shop
Freese
Spike’s
Baty’s Insurance
Midway Sweet Shop
Gamble’s
Eclipse
Carl Siebels
Win Mueller
Junior Hobart
Buck Breitbach
Shomont
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Pack
Franklin
Baby
Legion
Marie's Sweet Shop
Cascade Pioneers
Cascade Cubs
Milt Bader
Pat Clarke
Cascade Legion
Watkins Products
Wagon Wheel Inn
Culligan Softener Service
Anamosa
Brockhohn Rites Held for John H. Brockhohn
Funeral services were held for John H. Brockhohn at Goettsch Funeral Home on Tuesday January 23. Born December 8 1893 in Wayne township, he was a farmer who never married and was survived by four brothers Carl Anamosa Herman Scotch Grove Gerhard Cedar Rapids and Harm Glendale CA. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers Lawrence Brockhohn Louis Brockhohn Lawrence Kray Eugene Dirks Alva Brockhohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goettsch
John H. Brockhohn
John McDonald
Wayne Township
John
Maria Boedeker Brockhohn
Brockhohn
Carl
Anamosa
Herman
Scotch Grove
Gerhard
Cedar Rapids
Harm
Glendale
Calif
F. H. Kehren
Oakwood Cemetery
Lawrence Brockhohn
Louis Brockhohn
Lawrence Kray
Eugene Dirks
Alva Brockhohn
Castle Grove Fortune Finders 4-H Meeting Recap
The Castle Grove Fortune Finders 4 H club met January 9 at Margie Tuttle s home with fifty members and parents present. Demonstrations covered sewing box making threading a needle tying a knot and using a thimble and making a seam. A courtesy talk by Rosie Monk and games led by Ruth Spahr and Irma Oltmann were enjoyed. Lunch was served by the hostess and her mother. Attendees at the Anamosa 4 H party January 27 included Ruth Spahr Irma Oltmann and many Stadtmueller family members along with club leader Mrs Lyle Clark. Also noted were visits of Mr and Mrs Eugene Wink to Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders 4-H Club
Margie Tuttle
Naomi Stadtmueller
Elizabeth Cook
Janet Muller
Rosie Monk
Ruth Spahr
Irma Oltmann
Anamosa
Fortune Finders Club
Carol
Barbara Eberhart
Grace Kromminga
Jane Mardorf
Marilyn Donovan
Marilyn Petersen
Julie Schlarman
Jean Behrens
Jean
Joyce Clark
Lyle Clark
Blue Raiders of Anamosa Sweep Monticello For County Title
Last Friday at Martello gym the Blue Raiders routed Monticello in the opening quarter and won the county boys basketball title 42 to 38. Monticello fell behind 13 to 3 early, and Anamosa controlled the game with fast play, solid defense, and an early lead that the Panthers could not overcome. Anamosa now sits as the sectional favorite with upcoming games against Maquoketa and a rematch with Monticello on Blue Raider floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martello
Blue Raiders
Anamosa
Monticello
Black Panthers
Panthers
Marion
Tipton
Maquoketa
Blue Raider
Pamela Johnson Wins State Photo Honors
Pamela Johnson of Monticello and Win Mueller are named in Iowa statewide photo contest. Pamela earned honorable mention in Iowa's Most Personable Baby after 26 entries. Announcement came Wednesday morning from the Professional Photographers of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Johnson
Wilbur Johnson
Route One
Monticello
Professional Photographers of
Iowa
Pamela
Win Mueller
Seven Teams In Maquoketa Valley Baseball League
Seven clubs voted to join the Maquoketa Valley Baseball League for the 1951 season. The new circuit includes Maquoketa Worthington East Dubuque Guttenberg Monticello Cascade and Wyoming with two games weekly and four meetings per team. A May 20 opener and mid August wind up were proposed with a Dubuque meeting set to finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Dubuque
Worthington
East Dubuque
Guttenberg
Monticello
Cascade
Maquoketa Valley
Wyoming
Local Officials Named Pro Tem Secretary At Cascade Meeting
The cascade meeting appointed Al Fickle as secretary pro tem with R W Bisenius taking chairmanship duties. Early in the session Monticello was represented by Ed Cox and Guttenberg by Mike Jaquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Milt Bowman
Worthington
Lou SoMa
Dibayie Torn
Hasna Guttenberg
Jack Gully
Monticello
Eldén Beachay
Cascade
T. P. Clarke
Wyoming
Charles’ Swordes
R. W. Bisenius
al Fickle
Ed Cox
Guttenberg
Mike Jaquette
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Anamosa. Shocks
Louie Hanken
Louie
Bowlmor
Eddie. Scherrer
Monticello Sin
Theatre Torta
WSU
Ion
Techella
John Barrymore
Chill Wills
Lois Butler
Lasution Origast
Western
Pacific
Tyrone Power
Glowa Delavey
Monticells
Public
March of Dimes
yReaurke
Morrissey
Sa Lewis
Mailer
Gushee Murray
Nelson
Jenks
Loaijen
Stoeckel
Tuttle
Bird
Ol van Nate
A. E. DeLarm
Center Junction
Com. Miles
Remley & Kemley, Attorneys
Anamosa, Iowa
Monticello Community
J. H. Brockhohn Services
Fortune Finders
Mrs
Eugene Wink
Raymond Wink
Maquoketa Valley Baseball League
Willard and
Delco
FAUST
Conoco Service
Poland
China
Hampshire
Raymond Sayre
Ackworth
Kroehler
Coffe
Olson
John Deere
Case Vac
John Deere Tractor
Ideal
New Holland
Minneapolis-Moline
Bearcat
Victor
Midwest
Wisconsin
McCormick-Deering
Willys Jeep
Presbyterian Industrial Society of
Ae John R
Saeitizen State Bank
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