Births and police blotter from Monticello area weekly
Birth announcements from John McDonald hospital list multiple Monticello families and others with dates February 3 through February 8 including Ruchotzke G Irls Gassman Mc Donell Evars Stadtmueller Murray Heyen Gehl Lynge Marlow and a January 29 daughter Diane Catherine Zimmerman with siblings Tim Teresa. Police court docket notes failures to yield and stoplight violations. New car registrations include several local residents with makes and models.
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John McDonald Hospital
John Ruchotzke
Monticello
Paul Gassman
Steve McDonell
Richard Evars
Delhi
James Stadtmueller
Richard Murray
Anamosa
Clifford Heyen
Langworthy
James Gehl
Cascade
George Lynge
Coggan
Stanley Marlow
Hopkinton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marvin Zimmerman
Jan
Diane Catherine
Tim
Teresa
Carl Zimmerman
Monticello Council Sets Off Street Parking Plan and Land Purchase
Monticello city council to meet with the GMC off street parking committee Monday night at 7 30 p m to discuss parking and a resolution to buy land on South street from the John Schneider estate for 250 with clear title The city also plans an additional lander attachment at 1176 to add two sanding units for winter use A beer permit is granted to Frank Dolley with rear entrance replacement The council approves debt service payments and notes soil bank placement at the new airport plus bills and reports from city officials and attendance of Mayor E H DeShaw and six councilmen
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Monticello City
GMC
South Street
Greater Monticello
John Schneider
Ray Marolf
E. H. DeShaw
Frank Dolley
1965 4-H Special Emphasis Meets in Jones County
Jones county Boys 4-H announces four special emphasis meetings on Your Community and You for 1965. The first event Feb 11 at Olin school includes Olin Hawkeyes Hale Wapsie Boys Center Jet Royal Rustlers Fairview Thunderbolts. The Feb 15 gathering in Anamosa Farm Bureau hosts Anamosa Hawkeyes Cass Center Hustlers East Martelle Boys West Martelle Jackson Beavers East Wayne Eagles. Feb 16 at Midland Wyoming features Wyoming Pioneers Oxford Jet Live Wires Onslow Cornhuskers Temple Hilltoppers. Feb 18 in Monticello Community building includes Lowell Lions Richland Boys Prairie Panthers Wayne Wranglers Castle Grove Royal Rangers Scotch Grove Cornhuskers.
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Jones County
Varlyn Fink
County Extension
Olin School
Olin Hawkeyes
Hale Wapsie Boys
Center Jet
Royal Rustlers
Fairview Thunderbolts
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Anamosa Hawkeyes
Cass Center Hustlers
East Martelle Boys
West Martelle
Jackson Beavers
East Wayne Eagles
Midland Community School
Wyoming
Wyoming Pioneers
Oxford Jet
Livewires
Onslow Cornhuskers
Temple Hilltoppers
Monticello
Lowell Lions
Richland Boys
Prairie Panthers
Wayne Wranglers
Castle Grove Royal Rangers
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers
Weekend accidents injure seven in Jones county
Weather caused crashes in Jones county over the weekend injuring seven people. In Olin area four teens Charles Heinsius 17 Donna England 15 and Olin residents Olin and Judy Story 16 were treated after a foggy highway 38 collision near 9 15 p m Saturday. England suffered a critical throat injury but was later treated at St. Luke s hospital Cedar Rapids. Heinsius and Mike Simmons 17 also from Olin had serious internal injuries and cuts respectively. The wreck also involved Brent Kreingring 17 Lowden and Linde Hamilton Wyoming among others with investigation continuing.
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Jones County
Wyoming
Charles Eugene Heinsius
Olin
Donna England
Highway 38
England
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Heins
Monticello Driver Charged With DWI After Collision
Rhinehart Siebels 64 of Route 3 Monticello was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated first offense after attempting a left turn onto 151 and colliding with northbound Lloyd Crosby 56 of Stevens Point Wis. Damages to Siebels 1962 Ford pickup and Crosby car were estimated at 200 and 500 dollars respectively. A second incident at North Cedar and 7th streets involved Rita Rae Nowachek 22 Monmouth and Linda Mae Hosch 19 Monticello with Hosch charged for failure to yield.
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Rhinehart Siebels
Route 3
Monticello
Siebels
Lloyd T. Crosby
Steven Point
Wis
Stebels
Crosby
North Cedar
7Th Streets
Rita Rae Nowachek
Monmouth
Linda Mae Hosch
Miss Hosch
Rain Turns Ice Into Skating Rink On City Streets
Twelve cases heard or filed in Jones county district court last week. Rhinehart Siebels of Monticello faces first offense operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge bound over from JP court. Ronald Lee Siebels charged with resisting arrest. Mrs Sam Smothers of Coggon charged Feb 9 with false drawing and uttering a bank check.
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Jones County
Rhinehart Siebels
Monticello
M. E. McCrabb
Justice of the Peace
Ronald Lee Siebels
Sam Smothers
Coggon
Greater Monticello Budget Approved and Parking Discussed
The Greater Monticello Committee approved the 1965-66 budget of 2425 dollars at its monthly meeting. Topics included off street parking, weather records, and a city council special session to discuss parking issues.
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Greater Monticello
Jack Knapp
GMC
Virgil Hunt
James Maurice
Royal Hunt
Elton Copley
Pat First
Jack Knopp
H. M. Jones
Don Bergman
al McNeill
Arch Edwards
McNeill
Cascade fails to break ice jam near Maquoketa river bridge
Ice jam about 2000 feet long near the Highway 151 bridge at Cascade remained after two dynamite blasts and low river water. Mayor Malloy halted further charges but said equipment would stay ready if river rises. responses include helicopters and a plane for surveillance though weather hampered aircraft use.
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Cascade
Maquoketa River
F. A. Malloy
Bridge
Malloy
Dubuque County
John Murphy
Harold E. Hughes
National Guard
Raison
Davenport
Maison
Hasson
Vandalism Damages Six Mail Boxes on County Road A
Six mail boxes along county road A were damaged and several posts knocked off. The incident occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning west of Monticello. Boxes owned by Francis Miller Melvin Manter nach Lloyd Takes Jim Delay Joe Crowley and Tom Cashman. A 45 mile per hour curve sign near Harry Gerrets farm was also broken. Deputies warn vandals will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Monticello
Jones County Sheriff's Office
Larry Himes
Francis Miller
Melvin Manternach
Lloyd Takes
Jim Delay
Joe Crowley
Tom Cashman
Harry Gerrets
Sheriff's Office
Thirteen Sacred Heart Students Enter District Speech Contest
Thirteen Sacred Heart high school students advanced from the Strate speech contest on the local level Friday. Debaters include Sue Strittmatter and Mary Kay Takes in various categories, with multiple seniors and sophomores listed among finalists. Judges named include the Rev. Ptacek and several Mrs. organizers.
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Sacred Heart High School
Sue Strittmatter
Mary Kay
Loretta
Beth Becker
Eleanor Chapman
Stephen Locher
Ann Schwendinger
Helen
Bank Closures Observing Lincoln and Washington Birthdays
The Monticello State Bank will close all day Friday February 12 for Lincoln's birthday and close Monday February 22 for Washington's birthday. The Monticello post office and ASC office stay open Friday but close February 22. Jones County courthouse offices close on both dates.
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Monticello State Bank
Lincoln
Washington
Monticello
ASC
Jones County
Weather Drenched Monticello Area With Ice and Snow
Strong winds and snow forecast to hit the Monti cello area as icy roads and slick sidewalks forced cautious travel. Monticello Community and Sacred Heart schools closed early at 1 30 PM and a regional vocational meeting was canceled.
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Monticello
Iowa
Sacred Heart
Anamosa
Annual Event Is Tonight At County Dairy Banquet
Monticello High School students entertain at the Jones county Dairy Banquet at the Youth Center in Monticello. A Dixieland band and percussion ensemble perform under the evening program starting at 7 p.m. Dr. John Herrick of Iowa State University will speak. About 500 attend. The event is sponsored by the Jones county Dairy Promotion committee. The county board approved annual reports and bonds for local officials.
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Shannon School
Monticello
Tom Oswald
Center
Monticello Community High School
Jones County
Sara Paulsen
Cindy Shelley
Carole Schoon
Sharyl Eden
Nancy Baresel
Laurel Wilkin
Sheri Greenawald
Sue Bone
Bill Kray
Steve Miehe
Trudy Dickman
Lynda Smith
The
Jones County Dairy Pro- Motion Committee
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Claude Hamlin
County Conservation Board
Howard Mackey
John Bailey
Monticello Implement Celebrates 20th Anniversary With Pancakes
A youth center crowd of over 1,300 gathered for Monticello Implement company’s 20th anniversary noon event. Attendees enjoyed pancakes and sausage and viewed dozens of farm implement displays.
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Monticello
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Paul McMahn
Dave Miller
Ted Cowen
Ted Krouse
Joe Jones
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Scotch Grove
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Anamosa Hospital
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Yanda Boy
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Maquoketa Hospital
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C. M. Towers
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Jones District Court
Les Voss
Community School
McCrabb
Verney
Matthew Cavey
Ray McCormick
O'Dea Finance Co
Parley Simmons
Anthon J. Rodgers
Men’s Reformatory
Edward Gallas
Chester N. Flora
John Ptacek
William Aitchison
John Hines
Paul Kurt
E. Locher
William Stuhler
Charles Stubbe
Stubbe
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MHS
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