Monticello plant to manufacture thermoplastic trays and pans
Industry officials in Watertown Wisconsin and Manchester Iowa outlined a Monticello plant project using injection presses to produce reclaimable thermoplastic trays and pans for industrial use in foods and electronics fields. Speakers included Harley Thornton Sam Schuetz Dave Miller and Mayor C L Norlin.
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Watertown
Wis
Manchester
Frater
Harley L. Thornton
Iowa Development Commission
Sam Schuetz
The
Monticello Development Corp
Dave Miller
Greater
Monticello plant groundbreaking with Milton Frater
Milton Frater leads the groundbreaking for a new Monticello plant at the industrial park as Charles Mueller is named plant manager. Attending were representatives from Monticello Development Corp the Greater Monticello Committee the City of Monticello and the Iowa Development Commission with the Polo Plastics plant visible in the background.
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Monticello Industrial Park
Container Development Corporation
Milton Frater
Monticello
Charles Mueller
Monticello Development Corp
Greater Monticello Committee
City of
Lunsford divorce grants custody and support
District court grants divorce to Tony Marvin Lunsford and Armenda Victoria Lunsford filed Oct. 19, 1971. Mrs. Lunsford gets custody of two minor children and property in her possession. Lunsford to pay 15 dollars weekly child support and cover debts and court costs. Robert Eugene Mohr granted permission to remarry. Edward Engineering Corp seeks 1272.78 plus interest from Hugh O Brien dba Shop on Wheels. Nelson's Jewelry announces Condry Tic Toc purchase in Anamosa with new manager Richard Fullerton. Remodeling and grand opening planned.
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Tony Marvin Lunsford
Armenda Victoria Lunsford
Lunsford
Robert Eugene Mohr
Edward Engineering Corporation
Dba Northern Supply Co
Hugh O’brien
Sheriff Albaugh seeks new term after resignation
Sheriff Ralph Albaugh announced his candidacy for a new four year term beginning Jan 1 1973 after submitting a resignation Jan 1 1973 that the board accepted. Albaugh has served since Sept 1 1963 and was previously a deputy for 12 years. He and his wife Laura have two children. Two cars were damaged in a Monticello street collision Friday night at N Chestnut and W 3rd. Harold Gottleaber 64 Monticello charged with failure to yield. Roger Hearn 36 Monticello driven the other car.
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Ralph Albaugh
Board of Supervisors
Albaugh
Jones County
Lewis Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Mechanicsville
Sheriff’s Department
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Laura
N. Chestnut
W. 3Rd Street
P.m. Harold J. Gottleaber
Monticello
N. Chestnut Street
Roger L. Hearn
Police Court and Justice Court Entries
Monticello police report a string of infractions including public beer drinking speedings improper parking intoxication and minor consumption with fines ranging from 1 to 25 dollars. EarL Coghlan faced false drawing and uttering of checks with costs paid. A Rambler sustained heavy rear damage in a misHap investigated by Monticello police.
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Nancy R. Butler
Monticello
James D. Avery
Hopkinton
Thomas G. McElmeel
Langworthy
Alfred F. Althoff
New Vienna
Rick L. Michels
Anamosa
Jack Siebles
Maynard Garrett
Joseph W. Donahue
Herb Kedley
John D. Hostatler
Ned Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Earl L. Coghlan
Terry Ward
Hearn
Monticello Vet Dr Savage Reappointed to Sixth District JNC
Dr. Robert Savage of Monticello is appointed by Gov. Robert Ray to the Judicial Nominating Committee for the Sixth District. His term runs February 1, 1972 to January 31, 1974. He previously served the Eighth district and sits on the Monticello city council.
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Robert Savage
Monticello
Robert Ray
Senate
Savage
Eighth District
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Container Development Corporation of
Diane Wilson
Nelson
James Nelson
Condry Tic-Toc
Richard Fullerton
Nelson’s Jewelry
Nelson’s
Hore
Gottleaber
Morningstar
Lisbon
Ford
Richard Or Pauline Antons
Center Jet
Buick
Henry J. Caspers
David E. Or
Lois Helen Green
Cascade
Chevrolet
Hayden Produce, Inc
Gregory Lee Schwartz
Justice Court
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