Monticello Junior High cage unit unbeaten this season
The Monticello junior high basketball team coached by Paul Knipe remains undefeated with seven straight wins. They face Anamosa’s Blue Raiders Friday at 4 30 p m after recent 32 18 win over Manchester.
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Monticello
Paul Knipe
Blue Raiders
Anamosa
Monti
Panther Cage
George Barnts
Wally Tuetken
Billy Barnts
Bob Adamson
Bobby Morey
Ronald Stahlberg
Alan Skelley
Clarence Neyer
Carl Egger
Richard Wright
Carl Morning
Jene Schmidt
Keith Blayney
Max Wismeier
Jerry Appleby
Jerry Shaw
John Shover
Manchester
Martello
Sacred Heart
Hopkinton
Janet Holmes Qualifies For Free Throw Title
Janet Holmes of Monticello Sac Red Heart earned 19 of 25 to qualify for the district girls free throw contest after winning the Earlville tourney. Also, One Coggan forward netted 20 of 25 to join Holmes. Mrs. Kenneth Hosford visits Rowley and N. Hosford homes. Mr and Mrs Jeff Heister visit Zwingle and Frank Wright homes.
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Janet Holmes
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Earlville
Holmes
Coggan
Jeff Heister—of
Zwingle
Frank Wright
Boys State Race Opens Monday At Blue Raider Gym
Opening round play in the boys sectional cage tournament at Anamosa starts Monday at 7 30 p m in the B section. Olin faces Buck Creek followed by Viola and Wyoming with Anamosa vs Springville in the A division on Tuesday. The winner advances to play Monticello on Friday night at 7 30 p m with a district berth at stake. Hopkinton has a bye in the lower bracket. Wyoming is favored in B, Blue Raiders slight favorite over Monticello in A.
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Anamosa
Olin
Buck Creek
Viola
Wyoming
Springville
Monticello
Panthers
Onslow
Morley
Hopkinton
Blue Raiders
WaMcC Standings and Friday Schedule for Local Leagues
The WaMcC standings show Marion leading the boys division at 9 0 with Vinton 4 5 and Monticello 9 2 and Anamosa 6 5. Freshman-Sophomore rankings list Marion 9 6 and Tipton 7 1 with Maquoketa 3 6. Friday games feature Vinton at Anamosa Independence at Manchester Maquoketa at Tipton and Marion at Monticello.
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Wamcc
W.L .L. W.L. Marion
Vinton
Monticello
Manchester
Tipton
Independ’ce
Anamosa
Maquoketa
W.L. W.L. Marion
Independ'ce
Independence
Marion
Wilson
Lyons
Legion and Bank Bowling Standings Highlight Seasonal Play
The Legion squad led as nine weeks began, while the Bank team beat Shomont in an extra frame playoff. Ray Kreeb topped with 220, Laverne Behrends 219, and high scores included Appleby 215 Yossi 211 Hoffman 201 Huxtable 201 Siebels 201 Lackman 201. League standings show Legion 30 wins, Eclipse 21, Marie's Sweet Shop 21, Franklin 21, Bank 21, Shomont 12, and others. The Bank five led the Ladies Twilight league with Mona's and Monty Cafe close behind. Hoff man 199 paced scorers with Yeoman 186 Sands 172 and others. Monticello beat Farley. Culligan Soft Water Service posted 953 pins led by Goettsch 211 and Kreeb 224. League tables list Wagon Wheel Inn 30, Cascade Pioneers 30, Culligan 21, Anamosa 21, Majestic Cafe 21, Energy 12, Legion 12, Marie's Sweet Shop 12. The League of Women Voters met with Mrs. Henry Adams. next meeting Feb 20 at Mrs. Baumgartner with inflation as topic.
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Legion
Bank
Shomont
Ray Kreeb
Laverne Behrends
Claude Appleby
Jake Yossi
Herm Hoffman
Joe Huxtable
Bob Siebels
Bert Lackman
Marie's Sweet Shop
Franklin
WIRIW
J Shomont
Baty's
Schuetz Motors
Dubuque Pack
the Bank Five
Ladies Twilight League
Mona’s
Monty Cafe
Neil Hoffman
Iva Yeoman
Ruth Sands
Smy Staner
Catherine Holmes
Marie Kreeb
Clarice Haeussler
Monticello
Mary Jane Steiner
Mona Hoffman
Esther Read
Lyla Richardson
Nell Hoffman
Farley
Mona's
Marie’s Sweet Shop
Seb Seeance
Long's Dept
Culligan Soft Water Service
Sam Rhatigan
Bud Rednolds
Gump Ferring
Cecil Goettsch
John Sullivan
Jim Heiken
Wagon Wheel Inn
Cascade Pioneers
Culligan’s
Anamosa
Majestic Cafe
Energy
Cascade Cubs
Watkins Products
Panthers Move To Final Home Tilt With Marion Friday
Monticello hosts undefeated Marion in a decisive WaMaC clash on Friday. Marion seeks its 11th straight win while Monticello aims to end Marion's streak and keep pace for a possible conference title if Tipton loses. Key Marion players Leffingwell Christensen Leeks Roby and Hayes loom as the main threat.
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Monticello Panthers
Marion
Monticello
Panthers
Tipton
Indians
Les Hipple
Manchester
Leffingwell Christensen
Leeks
Roby
Hayes
Manchester Panthers extend victory streak with 51 43 win
The Monticello Panthers edged Manchester 51 to 43 on the local court as Manchester built a 29 to 15 halftime lead but were outscored in the second half. Jack Schmidt tied for top scorer with 16 points stepping in for Lou Paulsen who sprained an ankle. Dick Neal led Manchester with 23 points. Monticello also won the B game 33 to 24.
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Panthers
Manchester
Jack Schmidt
John Schneiter
Jack
Lou Paulsen
Dick Neal
Phil Dart
Gene Seehusen
Don Appleby
Panther
Monticello
Clara Lang Rites Held In Anamosa
Funeral services for Clara Louise Hellberg Lang were held Saturday at Goettsch funeral home Anamosa with Rev. Barney Crockett officiating. Born 1878 in McGregor she lived most of her life in Anamosa and Monticello. She taught art in Anamosa after studying voice at Cornell Mount Vernon Milwaukee and Boston. She died February 1 1951 and is survived by siblings and several relatives.
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Goettsch
Harry
Clara Louise Hellberg) Lang
Anamosa
Barney Crockett
Riverside
Lang
McGregor
F. B. Sigworth
W. F. Hellberg
Larry Robertson
Monticello
John Albany
John Jr
Hopkinton
William Johnston
Springville
Eda Hellberg
Richland Wildcats 4-H Meeting Adopts Phonograph Covers
The Richland Wildcats 4-H meeting at the Ambuehl home with eight members was led by Paul Schneiter and Robert Buol. A motion to buy plastic covers for phonograph records was approved. Four H shirts were distributed to the boys. Next meeting set for March 9 at Bernard and Loren Buol. Riess Stuhler from Rochester visited friends over the weekend.
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Richland Wildcats
Rudolph Ambuehl
Paul Schneiter
Robert Buol
Bernard
Loren Buol
Miss Libbie Voorhees Dies in California at 45
Miss Libbie Voorhees former Monticello resident died February fifth in Van Nuys California. Funeral services were held there the next day, with brief services in Monticello Friday. Burial followed at Oakwood cemetery. Born September thirty 1899 she was the daughter of J A and Frances Voorhees and sister of Mrs Frank Hayden. She lived in Monticello until 1911 and had spent most of her life in California the last two years in ill health weiterhin at Dr Williams home.
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Libbie Voorhees
Monticello
van Nuys
Calif
Oakwood Cemetery
Miss Voorhees
Frank Hayden
J. A
Frances Jane Voorhees
Funeral Service Held For John Leyendecker
John Leyendecker aged 86 died at his sister Mrs. Peter Johnson’s home after a brief illness. Funeral from Devaney funeral home to St. Mary's Cascade concelebrated by Rev J F Mauer. Burial in Sacred Heart cemetery Fillmore with Msgr. Duggan officiating. Pallbearers were grand nephews Lawrence Knepper Earl Takes John Joe Ed Louis Donald Wagner. Mrs. Leroy E Beard and Mrs. R J Bone attended World Day of Prayer in Cascade at the Presbyterian church with Mrs Bone as principal speaker. A one o’clock pot luck followed the service.
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John Leydendecker
Peter Johnson
Devaney
St. Mary’s Church
J.F. Mauer
Cascade
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Fillmore
R. P. Duggan
Lawrence Knepper
Earl Takes
John
Joe
Louis
Donald Wagner
Leroy E. Beard
R. J. Bone
Presbyterian Church
Bone
Collision on Main Street Leaves Minor Bruises
A pickup driven by Bud Douglas and a car driven by Mr. Clarke of Anamosa collided at the east end of Main Street on Saturday afternoon due to icy roads. Both vehicles were damaged but occupants sustained only minor bruises.
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Center Junction
Bud Douglas
Mr. Clarke
Anamosa
Main Street
Local Churches Announce Lent Services and Activities
Area churches list Lenten services and weekly events. St Matthew’s notes 9:45 Sunday school and 7:45 midweek services. Evangelical and Reformed schedules 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 worship with midweek Lent messages. SS Peter and Paul notes 10:00 Sunday school 11:00 worship and confirmation. Sacred Heart lists 7:30 Lent services and confessions. Wayne Zion updates 9:45 Sunday school and sermon by Richard Barrack. First Congregational and First Presbyterian include worship, classes, and cantata rehearsals. Union Lenten services at Evangelical and Reformed and cantata rehearsals noted.
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St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Ladies’ Aid
Evangelical and Reformed Church
John F. Baumann
Women’s Guild
E. and R
Donald Chapman
SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Paul Kenyon
Sacred Heart Church
Eugene P. Lorenz
Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Richard Barrack
Jesus
First Congregational Church
Donald L. Chapman
Chapman
Arthur Shelley
Milton Stott
Kate Maurice
George Guyan
Herman Egger
First Presbyterian Church
James W. Sala
School of Missions
Classifieds for Sale and Thanks Notices
Classifieds for sale for a six room modern house with garage at 231 North Sycamore Street. Card of thanks from Mrs. Arnold Jacobs for hospital well wishes. Express thanks from Mrs Emma Bohlken for flowers cards and birthday gifts received during illness. For sale Goodyear cling tight red rubber thresher belt 125 ft long by 7 in wide in very good condition. Oliver H Brunscheen Wyoming Iowa Phone 1714.
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Sycamore Street
John McDonald Hospital
Arnold Jacobs
Emma _ Bohlken
Goodyear
Oliver H. Brunscheen
Wyoming
Iowa
Public notice appoints executor for Eliza Meadon estate
The district court of Jones county Iowa appoints Ralph Wilson as executor of the Eliza Meadon estate and directs all creditors to file claims with the court clerk sworn and timely, and all debtors to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa February 13 1951. Monticello State Bank Executor.
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District Court
Jones County
Eliza Meadon
Anamosa
Iowa
Monticello State Bank
Ralph Wilson
Eagles secure pair of wins in blizzard travel
In Colesbury Monday night Sacred Heart teams earned a double victory. The boys trailed by three with under two minutes left but finished strong for a 39 to 37 win led by Wayne Wolf 12 Manternach 11 and Joe Tuttle 10. The girls dominated 74 to 35 led by Virginia Morrissey 21 Janet Holmes 18 Clair O Rourke 15.
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Sacred Heart Cage
Colesbury
Eagles
Wayne Wolf
Manternach
Joe Tuttle
Bob Mullen
Virginia Morrissey
Janet Holmes
Clair O’rourke
Mary Ellen Helms
Judy Ferring
Wartburg scholars named in Luther-League talent event
Four high school seniors won scholarships at Wartburg College Wa verly after a talent festival sponsored by the Iowa District Luther League of the American Lutheran Church. Winners Carolynn Stumme Muscatine La Fonda Kilcher West Union Evelyn Oldfather Arlington Jane Mardoff Monticello each earned 50 and 25 dollar prizes.
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Wartburg College
Waverly
Iowa
Luther—League
American Lutheran Church
Wartburg
Carolynn Stumme
Muscatine
la Fonda
Miss Genevive Wright Graduates Then Joins Dubuque Firm
Miss Genevive Wright of Mont cello graduates from Bayless Business College Dubuque on January 19 and is now employed in the offices of Kean and Heffernan attorneys at law in Dubuque.
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Genevive Wright
Montcello
Bayless Business College
Dubuque
Kean and Heffernan
Attorneys At Law
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Faust Conoco
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Haag
Walt Wagner
Orioles
Kenneth Hosford
Rowley
F. T. Zimmerman
S. M. Hosford
Og. Anne
Hamilton, Elgin and Gruen Watches
Monticello, Iowa
G. Coward
Theatre
Menten
Stockwell
Old New Mexico
Roman
Josph Cotten
Linda Darnell Caniel Wilde
Jf Chandler
Johnny
Stanley Clements
Blue Raider
League of Women Voters
Henry Adams
Irving Hintz
Baumgartner
Anna Schofield
John Welter
George Turnis
San Diego
Skein
Monti Panthers
Monticello Am Manchester
Pee Schmidt
Don Neal
Art § Lind
Schneiter
Seehusen
al Appleby
Eitz Ill
Menhke
Arnold Hich
Clara Lang
Rotary
Lowell Lange
Cornell College
California
John Leyendecker
Myrtle Himebaugh
Helen Seiler
Kate Dirks
Alene Easterly
May Himebaugh
Opal Glover
Leona Thompson
William Meade
Dillon Meade
Dean Meade
Ladora
Berna Deane
Kay
Donald Woods
Charles Gray
Frank Serbousek
Toni Holst
Elsie
Chicago
Florida
Inten Services
Eagle
Jane Mardorf
Sweet Shop
Gospel Services
R. Edwards
P. Kots
God
Anamosa Livestock Auction
North Iowa
Tait
DeWitt Drug — Zimmerman Hardware
Conoco
FISK
Kelly
Delco
Willard
Oliver
McCormick Deering
Firestone Car and Tractor Tires
AAA
G. & W. Auto.& Impl. Co
Joe Gorius
Dick Westhoff
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