Monti Wins County Tournament Final at Jones County
Monti basketball team defeated Anamosa 23 to 12 to clinch the Jones County tournament trophy. Liddy accepted the trophy for the Monticello squad as fans watched the champions celebrate after a steady second half surge. Wyoming earned a consolation trophy with a win over Center Junction. The event ran February 7 through 10, with nine games played. The sub district tourney begins February 28 at Monticello, with Monticello facing Manchester in the opener.
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Monti
Jones County
Anamosa
Liddy
Wyoming
Center Junction
Monticello
Morley
Bob Liddy
Manchester
Seventh Grade Romance Sparks Amid School Carnival
Journal notes reveal budding romances among seventh graders and mischief at a Sand Springs carnival. Parodied lines mock classroom life, with references to basketball, late nights, serenades, and a senior and junior dynamic, all shaded by school humor and gossip.
Staff Editors and Reporters List
The article lists staff positions and a wide roster of reporters and typists led by Staff Editor in Chief Janet Howie Associate Editor Virginia Clark with names including Shirley Hobert Jeanette Lubben Ruth Reuter Margaret Bader Ben Long Betty Otten Kay Woodall Gertrude Ortgies Eileen Appleby Janann Schweitzer Gertrude Wenger Vernona Vernon Doris Otten June Henrichs Lorraine Jacobs Robert Eggers Elizabeth Byerly Wilma Grossheim Rebecca Grimes Loretta Gerdes Ruth Hoffman Don Howie Joyce Wismeier Mary Lou Luett Deloris Bohlken Kathleen Adams Marion Deischer Betty Clark Ruth Roberts Eleanor Cooper Jeanette Lubben is listed as Typist among others.
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Janet Howie
Virginia Clark
Shirley Hobert
Jeanette Lubben
Ruth Reuter
Margaret Bader
Ben Long
Bete Adams
Betty Otten
Kay Woodall
Gertrude Ortgies
Eileen Appleby
Janann Schweitzer
Gertrude Wenger
Vernona Vernon
Doris Otten
June Henrichs
Lorraine Jacobs
Robert Eggers
Elizabeth Lee Byerly
Wilma Grossheim
Rebecca Grimes
Loretta Gerdes
Ruth Hoffman
Don Howie
Joyce Wismeier
Mary Lou Luett
Deloris Bohlken
Kathleen Adams
Marion Deischer
Betty Clark
Ruth Roberts
Eleanor Cooper
Robert Heyen
Mary Rodman
Monti Hi Faces Hidden Kleenex Menace
A Monti High feature warns that used Kleenex tissues left on desks books lockers and floors carry germs of colds influenza and grippe. The piece urges proper disposal to prevent illness and possible death from picking up contaminated tissues.
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Monti Hi
Monte Schedule Hits February and March
The junior high boys will play West Branch next Friday. Other games include February 16 West Branch at Monte, February 20 Marion at Monte, February 23 Mt Vernon at Monte, and February 28 29 dates with March 12 sectional tournament at home.
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West Branch
Monte
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Trophy Presented During Assembly
A Monday morning assembly at Monti High saw Mr. Grimes accept the Jones County basketball tournament trophy on behalf of the school. Bob Liddy presented the award to the champion Anamosa game. Coach Roy Moore invited fans to share their views while Shirley Hobert Ralph Bender and Miss Cox offered impressions from sidelines and bench.
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Monti Rooters
Grimes
Jones County
Bob Liddy
Anamosa
Roy Moore
Shirley Hobert
Ralph Bender
Miss Cox
Why Do Students Face Rules About Glee Club And Dances
A local school column questions rules on gum in study halls tests without warning and girls seeking dances with boys. It asks why assembly is scarce and why girls cannot attend basketball practice. The piece notes requests for closer ties between towns and schools and questions boys attention to specific girls.
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Mr. Shannon
Miss Peet
Glee Club
Miss Miller
Mr. Moore
Manchester
Monti
Anamosa
Monticello
Seventh Grade Valentines Party Recalls Gym Event
The seventh graders hosted a Valentine party at 4 30 PM on Thursday February eighth in the gym. Games like going to Jerusalem and dodgeball entertained, followed by an amateur program with stories and jokes. Supper featured sack lunches as valentines were exchanged, sponsored by Miss Vaughn Thornburgh and Miss Ann Miller.
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Jerusalem
Vaughn Thornburgh
Ann Miller
New Microscope For Biologists
A microscope has been purchased for biology classes. Two microscopes are available now and by spring another is planned. Mr. Shannon hopes to have it ready when plant life study begins as the instruments help students see material rather than only read.
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Shannon
Speech Students Present Two One Act Comedies
The speech class staged two comedies in an afternoon assembly. Our Aunt from California featured Rosalie Needy Carol Cartano Felicia Needey Audrey Ritter Sally Needey and others with a mix up as Sally impersonates the aunt. Sauce for the Goslings follows the Taylor family where slang leads to a lesson as Jimmy Ward and the children confront parental slang.
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California
Rosalie Needy
Carol Cartano
Felicia Needey
Audrey Ritter
Sally Needey
Mary Lou Luett
Merry Muntoburn
Ruth Ann Decker
Dorothy Ann Gerdes
Needey
Jean Echternacht
Rogalie
Felicia
Sally
Europe
Goslings
Mr. Taylor
Gordon Wilson
Mrs. Taylor
Wilma Hein
Elizabeth Taylor
Verona Kromminga
Robert Taylor
Wallace Schneider
Edna Henrichs
Jimmy Ward
James Robertson
Elizabeth
Robert
Taylor
Grade Six Writes Original Stories About Pictures
Miss Kurtz's sixth grade writes original stories about pictures, each with dialogue or conversation. Top pieces chosen for a booklet and several readers will present to fellow students.
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Miss Kurtz
Walch
Eugene Hanken
Lincoln
Physics Class Examines School Heating System
A physics class visited the school furnace room to study heat. They observed two large furnaces one in use with a stoker and flame and the pressure pump. They also viewed steam pipes and the ventilating system with a blower and fans. The trip was rated interesting and profitable by the students and instructor Mr. Shannon.
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Shannon
No Lack of Argument In Economics Class Debates
Economics class last week featured heated discussion on Malthusian theory and the utility of the miser versus the spendthrift. Proponents for science refuting Malthus included Yola Rodman and Ben Long, with Shirley Hobert and Jeanette Lubben opposing. Supporters of the miser as a useful member were Mark Rodman and Robert Heyen, while LaVern Wah and Junior Welter argued against.
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Yola Rodman
Ben Long
Shirley Hobert
Jeanette Lubben
Mark Rodman
Robert Heyen
LaVern Wah
Junior Welter
Hopkinton School Head Quits Job
Hopkinton public schools announce that Superintendent D H Johnston declines reelection after nine years on staff. His future plans are not disclosed. Township Clerk Earl Neil is appointed to fill a vacancy caused by Louis King's resignation as he moves to a farm near Lamont. A. E Mirren family note marks their 25th wedding anniversary with friends.
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Hopkinton
D. H. Johnston
Johnston
Earl Neil
South Fork
Louis
King
Lamont
A. E
Mirren
Reneave
Deaths and local notices in Hopkinton area
Obituary notices report the death of John H. Bradke at Independence and funeral in Vinton with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Bradke, born July 23, 1882 near Hopkinton, left a wife Calista Brazelton and three children. The piece also notes civic items, visits, and community events including a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Hayen and various club meetings in the Hopkinton region.
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John H. Bradke
Independence
Vinton
Evergreen Cemetery
Herman Bradke
Hopkinton
Calista Brazelton
E. W. Horak
Fort Dodge
Robert
George Shrader
Manchester
M. P. Nieman
Earlville
Robert Bradle
Inaugurate 4-H Club At Amber
A girls 4-H club was launched in Amber Wayne Township with county 4-H agent Mr. Kearns and local leaders presenting materials. Dolores Poppe was elected president, Wanda Siebels vice president, Dorothy Danneman secretary treasurer, Pauline Siebels news reporter, and Edna Hinrichs historian. Next meeting set for March 9 under Wanda Siebels.
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Midland Homemakers
Midland Homemakers Club
Howard Soper
Will Steenhoek
Alta Bramer
Walter Steckel
H. Wehling
Carl Schoon
H. A. Toenjes
Anamosa
Warner Heiken
Amber
Wayne Township
Otto Danneman
Kearns
Harold Hartman
Joyce Porter
Eloise Kuhns
Deloris
Maxine Poppe
Edna Hinrichs
Dorothy Danneman
Pauline
Elnora Siebels
Evelyn Martins
Wanda Siebels
Dolores Poppe
Pauline Siebels
Fred Helgens
W. J. Zimmerman
Harm Helgens
Louie Helgens
Herman Helgens
Harm’ Helgens
George Rickels
George Siebels
John Zimmerman
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Michael Martin
Herman Folkers
E. E. Willms
Stent Gerrets
Interment for William Zimmerman in Castle Grove
The body of William Zimmerman was brought Sunday afternoon for burial in Prairie Hill Cemetery. He had lived in this township for years and on a farm west of Fairview, dying Friday after a period of ill health. Funeral services were in the Anamosa Lutheran church. He left many friends who extend sympathy to his family.
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Dubuque
Earlville
Henkel
Hopkinton
A. B. Soule
Wild Rose
Wis
Iowa City
Messrs. and Mesdames
H. M. Reeve
Leo Sullivan
Charles Reggentine
Doran Beitz
Lyle Joseph
Julius Gerlick
A. E. Matthias
Stanley Efferding
Randall Morgan
Russell Lux
Kelsey Reed
D. H. Johnston
Dewain Thompson
G. Forrest
Billy
Bobby Lux
Clyde Miller
Miss Hebron
Harold Wolmutt
T. L. Waring
Johnston Farm
Tucson
Ariz
Mr. Allen
Castle Grove
William Zimmerman
Prairie Hill
Coltsburg
Ilinois
William Kline
A. M. Bolton
Bentley
Harvey Heiken
A. J. Beranek
Prairieburg
Grant Eiler
Anamosa
C. J. Opfer
John McDonald Hospital
S. M. Hosford
Chicago
Louise Field
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Margaret Olive Deischer
Cedar Falls
Austin Spahr
Wayne, Neb
Ed McNamara
Cass Township
Harold Deischer
Ray Fairbanks
John McDonald
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