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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1956

Page

5

Monticello Births Reported at John McDonald Hospital

Four births are listed with dates and parents from Cascade Center Junction Monticello Earlville and nearby areas. Notable entries include Kathryn Ann Poppe born Feb 4 weighing seven pounds three ounces at John McDonald hospital Monticello. Other births include a February 9 10 and 11 deliveries to Niers Gray Wolf Steger Overholt Wasson families.

John McDonald Hospital Fred M. Niers Cascade Robert Gray Center Juntion Donald Wolf Monticello Harold Steger Earlville Langworthy Henry T. Poppe Kathryn Ann Poppes Steven Debbie Onslow Harold Overholt Clinton Hospital Walter Wasson Cedar Rapids

Calendar of Events February 13 18 Monticello

Community events listed for February 13 to 18 in Monticello include Lions Club trip to Iowa City for Iowa Purdue game, Pythian Sisters meeting, Rotary none, and various meetings at K P hall Community building and homes. Concerts and civic programs scheduled. drivers licenses and employment services noted.

Luta Rouza Horizon Club A. J. H. McNeill, Jr Lions Club Iowa-Purdue Iowa City Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall Royal Neighbors of America Monticello League of Women Voters Alvin Jones W. B. Clark Rebekah Oddfellows Hall Anamosa Alcoholics Anonymous

Justice records list driving and speeding fines

From justice of the peace records on February 9, Francis Busher of Cedar Rapids was fined $10 and costs for driving without an operator's license and John Henry Loop of Hopkinton was fined $10 and costs for speeding.

C. F. Shimanek Justice of the Peace Francis Busher Cedar Rapids John Henry Loop Hopkinton

Three Monticello Men Arrested on Lascivious Acts

Three Monticello men Robert DeWald Donald Harms and William Simmons faced justice court charges of lascivious acts with a child and of offering and making beer available to a minor after a 2 30 am arrest. The 16 year old girl was identified in the case. All three admitted acts and were bound over to the grand jury with bail set at 1000 on the lascivious acts charge and 350 on the beer charge. DeWald recently completed a 30 day Delaware county jail term for contributing to delinquency of a 16 year old Delhi girl. The complaint was lodged by the girl s father and the trio were arrested by Officer Floyd Nelson with assistance from County Attorney Howard Remley and Sheriff Dreibelbis.

Monticello Justice of the Peace Court Robert DeWald Donald Eugene Harms William Walter Simmons Jones County Delhi Floyd Nelson Howard Remley Dreibelbis

Yeomans Return From 18 Day South Trip

Mr and Mrs Willard Yeoman returned to Monticello Wednesday after an 18 day auto tour through seven southern states including Georgia Alabama Tennessee Missouri Kentucky Louisiana and Florida In Florida they visited Capt and Mrs J L Schrader and others at Tampa Daytona Beach and Lake Apopka during the trip

Willard Yeoman Monticello Georgia Alabama Tennessee Missouri Kentucky Louisiana Florida J. L. Schrader Tampa Tom Eden Daytona Beach William Yeoman Willard H. A. Hoags Lake Apopka

Monticello Speech Team Wins Multiple Firsts

Monticello high school earned numerous first place ratings at a preliminary speech contest in Earlville last Thursday. Winners include Judith and Bonnie Schneider in one act and interpretive reading. Wilbur Otten and Judy McDonald in radio speaking. Ronald Burrichter in original oratory. Wilma Cox in dramatic and Janalee Bender with Jeanne Morey in humorous declamation. Carla Folkers and Gladys Mellor in dramatic declamation. Next is the pre district contest in the week of February 27 with site to be decided.

Monticello High School Earlville Darleen Niehaus Judith Schneider Bonnie Schneider Wilbur Otten Judy McDonald Ronald Burrichter Wilma Cox Janalee Bender Jeanne Morey Carla Folkers Gladys Mellor

Prairieburg trailer fire injures man and destroys home

Prairieburg Prairieburg The trailer home of Jim Leonard was nearly destroyed by fire early Saturday morning. Leonard received burns on his face and head and lost most of his belongings. Firemen say a gas stove exploded as Leonard lit it. The total loss trailer belonged to Warren Farrington. Leonard was alone.

Prairieburg Jim Leonard Leonard Warren Farrington

Three Wild Hours Promoted by Farmers Union Draw Big Attendee Turnout

The Free Movie event in Monticello drew 1,682 attendees over four shifts at the Monte theater with the film One Desire and free popcorn. Merchants reported strong sales across items from handkerchiefs to light bulbs, paint, and canned soup during the three wild hours promotion sponsored by the Greater Monticello special events committee. The National Farmers Union plans its fourth area meeting Feb 17 in Monticello with 8 p.m. start and a provided lunch, inviting attendees and their spouses.

Monticello Express Area Harry Stuhler George Helgens Stahler Greater Monticello the Express the Monte Theater Bill Stuhler Stuhler Gamble Casey” Jones Bud McNeill McNeill Og Argyle Sex Shaffer Bill Shaffer Our Town Jim Read Hiway Market Eclipse Lumber Company Frank Williams Howard Skelley Shelley’s Grocery George Nieters Ace Hardware Ede Rhatigan Drew's Dick Long Royal Blue Faust Shelley National Farmers Union Express Kenneth Shhumann Topeka Kan National Farm Group Farmers Union Prairieburg Hopkinton Anamosa Sam

Jones County 1955 corn price support loans rise sharply

By January 15 Jones county had 211,429 bushels of 1955 corn under price support loans and purchase agreements, nearly double the year before. Hartwig notes May 31 deadline will boost final total. statewide totals may exceed 120 million bushels, about 25 percent of last year’s state crop.

Jones County Richard O. Hartwig A.S.C Towa Hartwig

Stead Elected WaMac Officer

Vance Stead, Monti cello public school principal, was elected secretary treasurer of the WaMac conference at a Cedar Rapids airport meeting. Ralph Gambach of Tipton was chosen president. Events include March 23 Marion party, April 3 Career Day at Cornell, May 15 track at Marion, Feb 1 drama festival at Anamosa, and Feb 18 vocal festival at Independence. DeWitt’s WaMac bid was declined for now.

Vance Stead Monticello Cedar Rapids Ralph Gambach Tipton Marion Cornell College Mt Vernon WaMac Anamosa Independence DeWitt

Jones County Sees Corn Acreage Quota Fall in 1956

Jones county reports a 1956 corn acreage allotment of 74,368 acres, down 10,189 from 1955, as Iowa and national quotas shrink due to record U.S. corn supplies. Iowa totals 8,201,379 acres, with farm-by-farm allotments set to mail by March 2. only those in compliance receive price support. Nearby counties list 1956 figures: Cedar 90,883, Delaware 77,816, Dubuque 59,345, Jackson 57,109, Linn 97,407.

Jones County Richard O. Hartwig A.S.C Hartwig Cedar Delaware Dubuque Jackson Linn

Monticello Doctors Plan Conference Attendance at UI

Two Monticello physicians Dr. Earl H. DeShaw and Dr. Robert W. Myers will attend a four day postgraduate conference this week at the University of Iowa College of Medicine in Iowa City. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday and draws over 125 doctors from Iowa and neighboring states, sponsored by the Iowa Academy of General Practice to share current general practice medical theories and practices.

Monticello Earl H. DeShaw Robert W. Myers University of Iowa College of Medicine Iowa City Iowa Iowa Academy of General Practice The Academy

Officers Re-elected at Langworthy Creamery

At the reorganization meeting of the Farmer's Mutual Cooperative Creamery company held Friday night at the creamery Langworthy officers were all re-elected. Raymond Poppe was chosen to replace Raymond Kromminga as Dairy Improvement association representative for the coming year. Re-elected officers include Carl Gerdes as president Edward Schemmel as vice president Ray Kromminga as secretary and Irvin Lubben as treasurer.

Institute Slated By Farm Bureau in Jones County

A three session Jones County Farm Bureau institute is planned for Feb 15 Feb 23 and March 8 to deepen understanding of Bureau programs and policies and develop leadership. Lester Abbott will host and MC all days with Iowa Farm Bureau representatives assisting. sessions run 11 AM to 3 45 PM with lunch provided.

Anamosa Jones County Farm Bureau Institute Milt Grosenbach Fieldman Farm Bureau Grosenbach Farm Bureau, Farm Service Company Farm Bureau Insurance Agency Lester Abbott Iowa Farm Bureau Federation County Farm Bureau Floyd Hodgden Oxford Junction Agriculture Everett Mayberry Iowa Farm Supply Fred Petersen Wyoming County Farm Service Company George Benson Kenneth Hetzler

Pike Fry Fifth Annual Dinner Supports Cascade Sportsmen

Cascade Pike Fry returns March 5 at the Legion pavilion with over 400 prices including a Cascade-A 54 HP outboard motor and an electric fry pen. Only 900 tickets at 2.50 are available, no door sales, sold by Sportsmen's Conservation League, serving begins at 6 pm.

Cascade Legion Pavilion Francis Till Sportsmen’s Conservation League Till Sportsmen's League of

McElmeel Pleads Not Guilty to Dubuque Crash Charges

Ernest Mc Elmeel of Monticello entered not guilty pleas in a Dubuque justice court to two traffic charges from a Jan 21 four death crash on highway 151 near Fillmore. A coroner's jury cleared him of manslaughter, and a trial decision was not expected for about a week.

Dubuque Justice of the Peace Ernest McElmeel Monticello Fillmore McElmeel Edward Whalen Justice Whalen David Elderkin Cedar Rapids Eugene Recker Cascade Rev. Recker Jack Moore

Pins Awarded to 19 Members in Monticello M Club Banquet

The Monticello High School M Club held its annual banquet and dance at the Community building. Twenty nine new members earned pins, bringing total members to 29. 38 holdovers attended with faculty and officials present. Officers announced were Maynard Lang president Dean Rickels vice president and Mary Ann Buol secretary and treasurer. Jimmie Fox and his Cedar Falls orchestra played at the 8 30 p m dance following the 6 30 p m banquet.

Monticello Monticello High School Maynard Lang Dean Rickels Mary Ann Buol Board of Education Jimmie Fox Cedar Falls Darlene Youtze William Wellner Darleen Niehaus Charles Kissick Robert Deppe Earl Griffith

Olin Legion to Hold Fish Fry on February Seventeenth

Olin American Legion post plans a fish fry Friday February seventeenth at the Legion hall beginning at 5 p.m. The featured item will be dock fillet. Committee members include Willard Hoyman chairman Howard Cruise Ira Kearns and Howard Vrooman with subcommittees led by Richard Eyestone Jerry Lyons Wayne Zimmerman Bill Kell Marvin Bertelson Walter Eyestone and Lester Wright.

Bill Kell Marvin Bertelson Walter Eyestone Lester Wright

Dairyman Praises High Income as Monti Banquet Draws 350

E B Tiny Pratt, dairy research head for Ralston Purina in St Louis, told about 350 at the seventh annual Jones County Dairy banquet that dairymen enjoy high income due to rising consumption and population. He urged four unwritten laws of good breeding sanitation feeding and warned against lax summer milking. The dinner at the Community building featured a 45 minute Britton entertainment act and honored dairy workers with tables set by Jones County 4 H members.

E. B Tiny) Pratt Jones County Pratt Louie Hanken Brittons Iowa City C.H.I.A Hanken Dairy Ratio UP Pratt Ralston Purina Company St. Louis America Jones County 4-H Builders Group Dairy Products

Local Shops Observe Beauty Salon Week

Local firms join nationwide Beauty Salon Week February 12 to 18 observing festivities. Pat's Beauty shop Olive's Beauty shop Freda's Beauty salon Catherine's Beauty shoppe Valanta's Beauty shop Lorna's Beauty salon Doreen's Beauty shop.

Pat Olive Freda Catherine Valanta Lorna Doreen

Barrow Show at Monticello Adds Carcass Demonstration

The 1956 Great Jones County fair barrow show in Monticello will add a carcass demonstration with top 15 prize winners slaughtered for carcass measurements and dressing percentage. Entry fee is 5 dollars, limit three entries, with 710 dollars total prize for top 15 and 200 dollars to the top prize.

Monticello Claude Appleby Ed L. Helgens Barrow Jones County Swine Producers Association Jones County Swine Association Anamosa

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