Hopkinton Re-Flect Locker Plant Directors Minor Fire at Wallace Residence
Stockholders of Hopkinton Cold Storage and Locker plant held their annual meeting at the Community building. Manager A J Richardson reported 99 137 pounds of meat processed and 200 locker boxes rented, with directors re elected. A fire at the C G Wallace farm home caused only small damage due to an overheated furnace pipe. Local civic notes follow including awards and club activities.
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Wallace
Hopkinton
A. J. Richardson
Richardson
Charles Reggentine
B. M. Ferguson
T. Lyle Joseph
William Beitz
C. G. Wallace
Elmer Lux
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Beulah
Lux
Edna Mussmann
John Finlay
Polly Pig Tail
John Gadient
Darlene Juergens
Mary Reis
Joyce Ann Smith
Carolyn Finlay
Lions Club
Dread Club
Merle Dettbarn
Julia Kirby
Porter
Missouri
Monti Students to Compete in County Speech Contest
Monticello will be one of four schools in the Jones county speech contest at Anamosa High School on Feb 17. Participants include students in Humorous, Dramatic, Radio, Original oration, and Interpreptive reading, plus an on stage one act play. Winners advance through sub district to district and finally the state in Ottumwa.
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Monticello
Jones County
Anamosa
Wyoming
Olin
Darlene Niehaus
Jan Bender
Jeanne Murey
Mary Egger
Bonnie Schneider
Elaine Appleby
Judy Schneider
Margie Dandi
Judy Rieniers
Carl Egger
Ron Stahlberg
Carla Folkers
Gladys Mellor
Mary Jane Moats
Eldon Benedict
Ottumwa
Nulls to observe 40th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John F Null of Monticello celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house from 6 to 9 30 p m Sunday The couple married February 9 1915 in Peosia Lutheran church Their family includes five children Earl Vernon Roy Mrs Paul Young and Dr Raymond Null now five generations live on their Sand Hill farm near Monticello They reside at 204 West Washington street Monticello Iowa
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John F. Null
Monticello
Hannah Husmann
Peosia
Sand Hill
Null
Earl
Scotch Grove
Vernon and
Roy
Paul
Mac) Young
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Null
Grundy Center
Iowa
Mrs. Null
West Washington Street
Former Wyoming Resident Elmer Buckingham Dies
Elmer Buckingham, 2, a former Wyoming resident and longtime Wyoming business owner operating a service station, died suddenly at his Loveland Colorado home Sunday Jan. 30. Funeral services will be held Feb. 3 at 1 p.m. at the Wyoming Lutheran church with Rev. R. F. Gronewold officiating. Surviving are his wife and one daughter, Mrs. Paul Ritenour.
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Wyoming
Elmer Buckingham
Loveland
Colo
Lutheran Church In
R. F. Gronewold
Buckingham
Picrays Celebrate 20th Wedding Anniversary
Friends and relatives gathered at the Monti cello Gun club building Sunday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. J. Picray on their twentieth wedding anniversary. Honored guests included Ben Redmond, Charles Tuttle, Emil Poppe and Marlene, Gene Redmond, John Steen, Cecil Chapman and many Picray relatives.
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J. Picray
Monticello
Gene Picray
Joe Picray
Felix Picray
Art Eilers
Wanda
Virgil Offerman
H. J. Schone
Marion couple hosts guest list and evening gathering
The article lists guests including Kermit Hoyer Deloris Poppe and Mr and Mrs Ray Altenburg and Mr and Mrs Neil Spain of Marion. The hosts Mr and Mrs Pieray received many gifts. Lunch was served at the close of the evening.
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Tels
Kermit Hoyer
Deloris
Poppe
Ray. Altenburg
Neil Spain
Marion
Pieray
Joanne Kintzle named to Mount Mercy dean’s list
Joanne Kintzle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Karl Kintzle of Monticello, earned a place on Mount Mercy college Cedar Rapids dean’s list for superior scholarship in the first semester. She carried at least fifteen semester hours with a 3.4 GPA or higher and is a sophomore in the secretarial department.
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Joanne Kintzle
Karl Kintzle
Monticello
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Kintzle
Monticello Seeks Bids for City Well Drilling Project
The City of Monticello invites sealed bids for drilling a city well. Bids are due by 7:30 p.m. on February 18, 1055 and will be opened in the City Council chambers shortly after. Proposal forms and specs are available from the City Clerk.
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Monticello
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Manly Bryan
Ayla Thorpe
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Louis Lauser
St. Luke's Hospital
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San Bruno
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Earlville
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A. J Richardson
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Roy Schwandt
William
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Pete
Cleo Harris
Roy Marolf
Paul Johnson
Farley
Mr. Finlay
Sunbeam Chapter
E.S
Masonic Hall
Lucila Brammer
al Kelchen
Henry Kelchen
Cascade
Ray Koppes
Temple ‘Hill
M. Pica
M. Norbertine
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M. Evangelist
Mount St. Francis Convent
Gilbert Nehl
Cummings
Main Street
Anna Casteel
Sternhagen
Dean Meader
Shelly and
Starla
Greeley
Lyle Allen
George Sugden
Maquoketa
Carl Mulhaussen
Mulhaussen
Monti
Massey Harris
John Deere
ALLIS
Chalmers Sales and Service
NBC
Monticello, Iowa
Picrays
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John Yosse Jr
Claude Tillotson
Fred Kreeb
Elmer Hanken
Wilfred Schuster
Clarence Schmit
and Hap Steiner
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Doris Bar
Ford Garage
Hi-Way
Salerno
Calif. Prunes
Caio
Sea Pak
Betty Crocker
Angel Food Mix
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
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