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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1961

Page

2

District Court Admits Funds and Sets Temporary Alimony

In a Friday session the court granted the defendant funds for general farm operation and personal needs and ordered $250 temporary attorney fees and suit money plus $100 monthly temporary alimony. Two new cases were filed: Harold Heideman Jr. sues Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fall for writ of replevin over a five piece bedroom set a camera and related items claimed valued at 300 with demand for possession or value plus 200 in damages. Beverly A. Simmons seeks support for two minor children from Willis.

Harold Heideman Jr Harold Fall Velva Zirkelbach Donald Martin Beverly A. Simmons Willis

Brother Among Those Aboard Hijacked Liner

The brother of a Monticello resident was among passengers aboard the Santa Maria, the hijacked liner that docked in Recife Brazil after 12 days at sea. E N Baty of Paradise Cove California and Ross Baty of Monticello were aboard the ship, their family learning of his presence from a news broadcast. Jackson Baty editor of the Mitchell County Press learned by telegram. The elder Baty, a retired businessman and author of Citizens Abroad, likely has material for a new book.

Monticello Santa Maria Recife Brazil South Atlantic E. N. Baty Paradise Cove Corte Madera Calif Ross Baty E. N. Batys Santa Marta Batys Jackson Baty Mitchell County Press Osage Baty Sigourney

Monti Creamery Re elects Three Board Members

About 300 stockholders attended the Monti cello annual meeting at the Monti cello Community building. Three directors Louis Hanken Robert Wahl and W C Bone were reelected for three year terms with Hanken as president and Wahl as vice president. Officers Irvin Husman secretary and James A Maurice treasurer and other board members Francis Miller Jake Dietiker and Ben Eiben. The board will meet Feb 14 to reorganize. The 63rd annual report shows 24 682 080 pounds of milk purchased and 1 325 157 pounds of butter manufactured. The creamery had 271 milk patrons and 80 cream patrons. Door prizes went to Don C Fairbanks Vernon Null Emil Oltmann Mrs Albert Fags Clare Aitchison Herb Hosth with prizes drawn by Kevin Zimmerman.

Farmers’ Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association of Monticello Louis Hanken Robert Wahl W. C. Bone Hanken Wahl Irvin Husman James A. Maurice Francis Miller Jake Dietiker Ben Eiben Don C. Fairbanks Vernon Null Emil Oltmann Albert Fags Clare Aitchison Herb Hosth Kevin Zimmerman Donald Zimmerman

Medical Society elects Officers in Monticello meeting

Dr. Aaron P. Randolph of Anamosa was chosen president of the Jones county Medical Society at a recent gathering in Poplar Heights Monticello. Other officers include vice president Dr. Earl DeShaw Monticello secretary treasurer Dr. Gerald Brown Anamosa state delegate Dr. L. D. Caraway Monticello alternate delegate Dr. John Bailey Anamosa. Board of censors members are Dr. C. G. Thomas Monticello Dr. John D. Paul Anamosa and Dr. Randolph.

Aaron P. Randolph Anamosa Jones County Medical Society Poplar Heights Monticello Earl DeShaw Gerald Brown L. D. Caraway John Bailey Board of Censors C. G. Thomas John D. Paul Randolph

Board weighs three sites for Hopkinton school

Creek and Bud Landers are among Hopkinton residents guiding a citizens committee as it reviews three proposed school sites. The group will meet Monday to narrow options while an architectural rep surveys the sites. The school board reportedly agrees to back the committee’s majority choice if consensus forms.

Paul Grimm Earlville

Bromwell to Visit District This Weekend

Congressman James E. Bromwell of Iowa’s Second District will be in the district from Thursday February 9 to Monday February 13. He intends to spend weekends in the district while Congress is in session. Residents wishing to meet him should contact his Cedar Rapids office.

James E. Bromwell Iowa

Mardi Gras Family Night At Sacred Heart School

The Sacred Heart Home School association sponsors a Mardi Gras from 5 30 to 9 p m Sunday Feb 12 at Sacred Heart school with supper door prizes every 30 minutes and 800 pounds of quick frozen beef awarded. Richard Hosch won first in the school poster contest with Mary Dandl second and Kay and Mary Brashaw third.

Sacred Heart School Richard Hosch Mary Dandl Kay Mary Brashaw Elaine Smith Mary McAleer Donna Parker Delbert Loop

Lions Win Olympic Matches Against Rotarians

The Lions earned 20 points in Olympic competition by taking bowling and cribbage. Bowling saw Rotarians win by 51 pins Sunday afternoon while Lions won cribbage Monday night.

Lions Rotarians Ray Marcif Ott Smith Jim Corwin Bud Bader George Nieters Dick Long Jack Knopp Jim Maurice Glenn Hargrave Cecil Goettsch L. C. Perkins Bob Ferrall Jim Robinson Rotary Robert Savage Si Locher Royal Hunt Carpenter School

Managers Named for Gas Service Office in Monticello

Harold Tenhoff of Manchester is local manager for Peoples Natural Gas in Monticello with Ed Ossenkop district manager in charge. Larry Damme of Tecumseh Neb will be service manager. An office will open soon with 55 000 feet of pipeline to serve Monticello Langworthy and Hopkinton. Monticello joins 165 communities in five states on Northern Natural Gas pipeline system.

Harold Tenhoff Manchester Peoples Natural Gas Monticello Larry Damme Tecumseh, Nebr Ed Ossenkop Tecumseh Neb Ossenkop Langworthy Hopkinton Tenhoff Damme Bradley Minnesota Peoples Jacklyne Sue Amy Marie Nebraska Northern Natural Gas Company Northern

Folkerts Manages Shaffer Store During Shaffers' Vacation

Don Folkerts of Anamosa serves as manager at Shaffer Clothing and Shoes for several weeks while Mr and Mrs W H Shaffer are away. Folkerts brings years of experience from Anamosa and Cedar Rapids mens stores.

Don Folkerts Anamosa Shaffer Clothing W. H. Shaffer Folkerts Cedar Rapids

Minor Vehicle Collision at East Grand Involves Bus

A 1957 Chevrolet driven by Lawrence Dale Greenawald, 50, Monticello, hooked a parked Monticello Community Schools bus on East Grand at 11 30 a m Friday February 3 causing minor damage. Car damage estimated 75 dollars and bus bumper 25 dollars.

East Grand Lawrence Dale Greenawald Monticello Greenawald

Cub Banquet Marks Scout Week In Monticello

The annual Cub Scout Blue and Gold banquet is set for 6 30 p m tonight in the Monticello Community building as part of Boy Scout Week. Troop 66 observed the week with a Monday meeting of 55 scouts and planned downtown window displays a mayoral proclamation and Sunday church attendance in uniform. Three Eagle Scouts Orvin Yeoman Steve Balster and Dave Savage attended a Cedar Rapids dinner Tuesday recognizing Eagle Scouts of 1960.

Monticello Orvin Yeoman Steve Balster Dave Savage Cedar Rapids

Former Resident Honored for Work With Boy Scouts

Charles J. Renk of Shiprock New Mexico a former Monticello resident has received the Silver Beaver award for his Boy Scout service. He leads a Navajo Indian boarding school program and mentors Indian youths in scouting. Renk grew up in Monticello and graduated Sacred Heart high school in 1946 and attended Lenox Junior College at Hopkinton.

Charles J. Renk Shiprock N. M Monticello Renk Sacred Heart High School Lenox Junior College Hopkinton Paul and Richard Renk

Moonlight Bowling League Standings and Names

Readable items show teams and scores from the Moonlight League and Classic League. Notable entries include WoL Ducklers 61 530.5 and Shomont Lumber Co 60 531.5 with other team scores and individual names such as Dee Kenny and George Nieters among listed participants.

Moonlight League Wol Ducklers Shomont Lumber Co Hargraves Jacques Dr. Pepper H G Dee Kenny H.ls H.T.G Wol Johnson Millers Peterson Rite Way Dick's Electric Northside Tavern Shaffer Clothing W.F.W H.T.S Johnson Millers George Nieters

Harold Wilcox Attends Nutrena Dealers Meet

Harold Wilcox, owner of Wilcox Hatchery in Monticello, attends a week-long Nutrena Dealers Meet at the Cargill Nutrena research farm from February 6 to 11 with 24 Nutrena dealers and employees. The article also lists various local league standings and scores for community and open leagues.

Harold Wilcox Nutrena Cargill Wilcox Hatchery Monti Cello

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