Monticello Scouts Observe 62nd Anniversary
Boy Scouts in Monticello and nationwide mark the 62nd anniversary of scouting during February. Troop 66 displays its flag at a Monday meeting with front row Tim Saupe David Oldaker. back row Scott Steiner Steve Monk Jeff Collins. leaders James Althouse and Pete Steiner.
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Monticello
Troop 66
Tim Saupe
David Oldaker
Scott Steiner
Steve Monk
Jeff Collins
James Althouse
Pete Steiner
School board meeting notes discuss safety and access rules
The board urged residents to raise concerns to teachers principals or the superintendent. It stated the board will not tolerate abuse of employees and violators will be barred from school premises. About $300 worth of shop tools are missing or stolen. Attendees included board members Schuetz Hosford Knopp Schneiter Bergman secretary Hunt treasurer Corwin and Supt Messerli with observers Black and Guard.
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Board of Education
Sam Schuetz
Clarence Hosford
Jack Knopp
Paul Schneiter
Don Bergman
Virgil Hunt
James Corwin
Supt. Messerli
Monticello and Hopkinton Court Notices and Birth Announcements
Minutes list offenses in Monticello including dog running $10 and disturbing the peace $10 for Danica Reyner grade. Other entries show minor beer possession for two Hopkinton youths $25 each and a motor bike license issue. Building permit issued to Richard Ketelsen for residence project at 239 N Walnut valued $2500. Births reported: Feb 10 a boy to John and wife in Dyersville. Feb 12 a boy to Ronald Pieray Route 3 Monticello. Feb 13 a boy to Richard Stadtmueller Monticello with grandparents Henry and…
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John Wolf
Dyersville
Boy
Ronald Pieray
Monticello
Monticello Boy Scouts Celebration Marked in February
Monticello honors nearly 200 Scouts in an anniversary month with window displays and the Blue and Gold banquet set for Saturday February 26. The program includes Cub Pack 66, two Scout troops, and an Explorer post with leadership from Victor Jenson, Edward Felton, Ron Fritz, Ken Weber, and Richard Cigrand, plus multiple den leaders and volunteers. Thirty four local merchants join in a salute with ads in sections B-10 and B-11.
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Monticello
American Legion Post 209
Victor Jenson
Edward Felton
Ron Fritz
Ken Weber
Richard Cigrand
Fred Williams
Bill Corbin
Bob Durst
Explorer Post
Glen Gabriel
Boy Scouts
Court Held Day Earlier For Holiday Observance
A district court met Thursday of last week though a courthouse closure Friday honored Lincoln's birthday and offices will close Monday for Washington's birthday. The docket included judgments for Donald Brady against Charles Basham and Roger Beneke totaling 1,109 dollars, plus various motions, trials, and appeals.
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District Court
Lincoln
Washington
Donald Brady
Dba
Brady’s 66 Service
Charles Basham
Roger Beneke
Monticello High School to Spotlight Today's Music Concert
The Monticello high school vocal music department presents a Monday concert at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium featuring songs about peace and joy. Members include concert choir and various school groups with instrumental accompaniment.
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Monticello High School
William Day
Day
David Beewar
Dubquue Photography Club
Denise Bone
Cecilia Silberberg
Folk duet Companiment and three-screen slide show
An 8 p.m. program in the high school auditorium features a folk duet Companiment and a three-screen slide presentation. The event blends live music with a visual display in a community setting.
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Troop 66 Rotary Club
John Black
Lowell Guard
McDonald
Danica Reyner
Tom D. Meisner
Ronald L. Ehrisman
Daniel W. Porter
Hopkinton
James A. Avery
Justice Courtno
Richard Ketelsen
N. Walnut
Richard Stadtmueller
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Henry Stadtmueller
Roger Rupp
Martelle, Boy
Anamosa Community Hospital
Leonard Bader
Monticello Scouts
Den
Larry Eye
Harold Boomgarder
James Reding
Earl McCaustland
Ken Moats
Norval Clemons
Art Kromminga
Frank Oleson
Margaret Helms
Leonard Monck
George Bader
Marvin Marsh
Webelo
Donald Oldaker
Gerald Wilbricht
Donald Rickels
Rex Cheney
William Weitnauer
Duane Mesch
Dennis Steger
Rotary Club
Albert McNeill
Norvall Clemons
Harlan Hawker
Ray Kleinow
VFW Post
Harold Postel
Dean Azeltine
John Giegerich
Jim Reding
Ed Felton
Paul Lumpa
Azeltine
Ray Adams
Cliff’s Radio & TV
Clemons Company
Dairy Mart
Energy Mfg. Co. Inc
First’s Electrical Service
Franklin Equipment, Inc
Freese Motors, Gambles
Freese Clothing
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co
Lear Siegler-Duckler
Jan’s Flowers & Gifts
K & P Motors
Krysan Bakery
Long Drug
McNeill Hardware
Monticello Express
Monticello Feed Mill
Monticello Wood Products, Inc
Monty Cafe
Monty Produce
Pam’s Style
Paul & Phyl’s Family
Polo Plastics
RB Electronics
Robinson’s Dairy
Shelley’s Market
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Stephen Buick-Pontiac
Stuhler’s Shoes
Terra Fertilizers, Inc
Robert Wayne
Wanda Lucille Petersen
Robert Grover McAfee
Paul Thomas Jensen
Steven Petersen
Merle Allen Rickels
OMVAS
Peter Conrad Buschmann
Edwin Poppe
Glenn Irving Graver
Winifred R. Hayes
Arthur Edward Hayes
Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
Otto E. Schlemmer
Robert Lemmer
Schlemmer
Lemmer
Merchants Bank
Larry Helms
Debra Kay
Terry Lee
Anna Jean Richards
Stephnie Metz
Phillip Gustav Haugh
Haugh
Gregory Dale Clymer
Justice of Peace Court
J. August Pearson
Troubled Waters
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