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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1957

Page

4

Martelle Claims Eight on J L J All Conference Teams

Martelle boys and girls champions for the Jones Linn Jackson league placed eight players on the all conference squads. First and second teams include Martelle players Dolores Osterkamp unanimous in girls and multiple selections for both genders. Final standings of the league are noted.

Martelle J.L.J Jones-Linn-Jackson Jim Davidson ILI Onslow Morley Monmouth Viola Dolores Osterkamp Martello Kay Armstrong Margaret Schwirtz Sharon Ripperton Unanimous Judy Tallman Alice Larkey Carol Westphal Judy Wosoba Carol Greenawald Barbara Parker Judy Armstrong Miss Fritz J.L

Bank Bowlers End Club 151 Win Streak in League Night

Monticello State Bank halted Club 151's eight game winning run in a Tuesday night women's bowling league. Mary Jane Steiner of Hi-Way Market led scoring with a 210 game and 600 series as her team posted 656 for the best game and 1,827 for the top series. Auto Wreckers lead the league at 42-27, with Hi-Way Market and Super Valu tied for second at 40-29.

Monticello State Bank Club 151 Mary Jane Steiner Hi-Way Market Auto Wreckers Super Valu

Clarence and Stanwood Lead Wapsie-Hight Standings

Final Wapsie-Hight league results show Clarence boys top with 13-1, Stanwood boys also strong at 13-1. girls: Clarence 12-2 runner up. Olin 9-6 boys third, Mechanicsville 4-10 tied sixth girls, Wyoming 6-8 boys fifth, 7-7 girls fourth, Oxford Junction tied sixth boys, girls winless in conference.

Clarence Stanwood Jones County Olin Mechanicsville Wyoming Oxford Junction L. W. Clarence Lowden Mechanicsville Ee Eye Lisbon le W. Stanwood Beene Clarence Beeen Lowden Tree Mechanicsville Renee

Sectional Tournament Roundup CLASS A and B results

Sectional results list multiple Class A and B games with scores from Monticello Lamont Edgewood Ryan St. Patrick’s Colesburg Farley St. Joseph’s Cascade St. Martin’s New Vienna St. Boniface Epworth Colesburg Holy Cross Cascade St. Mary’s Springville Mt. Vernon Ana mos a Olin Marion Mechanicsville Wyoming Lisbon Onslow Viola Morley Calamus Grand Mound Oxford Junction Goose Lake Lost Nation Elvira Calamus vs Welton DeWitt St Joseph’s and Lost Nation vs Oxford Junction Charlotte matchups set for semi finals and finals with several Friday semi finals and Saturday finals.

Monticello Lamont Manchester Coggan Central City Troy Mills Dundes Edgewood Ryan Cascade St. Martin’s Worthington St. Paul’s New Vienna St. Boniface Epworth Colesburg Holy Cross Bankston Springville Mt. Vernon Anamosa Olin Marion Mechanicsville Wyoming Lisbon Onslow Viola Morley Monticello Sacred Heart-Salon Viola-Martello Lost Nation Elvira Calamus Welton-DeWitt St. Joseph’s Oxford Junction Charlotte

Center Junction Junior High Hosts Onslow Friday Night

Center Junction's junior high basketball team will host Onslow Friday night at 7:30 p.m. The squad beat Andrew 14 to 10 and defeated Wyoming at Center Junction 28 to 22 on February 19.

Center Junction Onslow Andrew Wyoming

Scotch Grove 4-H Club nets 107 in sale and game

Scotch Grove 4-H and Dads held a basketball game February 16 at Center Junction school gym with offbeat rules and a leaked goods auction by Louie Hanken. Proceeds topped 107 dollars from tickets and auction items including a coffee cake selling for 6.50.

Scotch Grove Center Junction Louie Hanken David Thompson Ken Paulsen Larry Husmann

Presbyterian Ladies Plan Oyster-Chili Supper

Preparations are completed for the church oyster chili supper sponsored by the local Presbyterian Ladies. The event will be served Thursday night in the church basement from 6 30 p.m. until all have been served.

Prairieburg Woman's Club Plans Paper Drive and Bake Sale

Prairieburg Iowa Prairieburg Woman's club met at Mrs John Soukups home with 11 members present. They planned a paper drive Feb 27 and a bake sale Mar 3. Lunch was served by the hostess.

Oak Drive Gienn. Goldsmith Louie Hanken W. S. Bby Ernest Goldsmith, Sr Wyoming Earl Null Eby Manville Welch Noel Ostrander William Welch B. Ostrander John Wright Null Henry Hanssen Scotch Grove John Otten Co-Operative Kenneth Webber Monticello Prairieburg Leo Lawrence Rufus Haniken Rufus Hanken Howard Hart Mercy James Brislawn, Jr Floyd Mitchell Waubeek Jimmy Wolmutt Bert Walters Cedar Rapids Wes Holub Fort Atkins Tony Holub Stanley Holub Ray Knapp Marion Ollie Kula Marvin Lehman Richard Starry Delhi J. J. Henderson

Cascade Prizes Awarded At Card Affair

The Rosary society of St. Marys church held a Sunday board party with prizes for women and men. Winners listed include Mrs Chris Oigrand and Mrs Roland Dolphin for the women and Henre Feather son and George Gross for the men. Janet Man ternach won the door prize and lunch followed.

Cascade — the Rosary Society of St. Mary's Church Chris Oigrand Roland Dolphin Henre Featherson George Gross Janet Manternach

Iow a farm equipment dealers attend 61st convention

Five Monticello area implement dealers join 600 to 800 Iowa farm equipment dealers and their guests at the 61st annual Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association convention in Des Moines. At Veterans Memorial Auditorium sessions titled Meeting Todays Challenges feature awards for soil and water conservation efforts presented by Frank Mendel. Ed Cox, R A Miller, George Schoon, LaVern Schoon, Ed Van Ourny and Les Balster attend. Mrs Miller accompanies her husband. Cox serves on the state legislative committee and joins a Friday panel discussion.

Monticello Iowa Retail Farm Equipment Association Des Moines Veterans Memorial Auditorium Frank Mendel U.S. Soil Conservation Service For Iowa Ed Cox R. A. Miller George Schoon LaVern Schoon Ed Vanourny Les Balster

Lovell Farm Bureau Women Invite Des Moines Tour

Lovell Township Farm Bureau women plan a Des Moines tour on March 16. Interested members should contact Mrs Charles Tuttle by March 6 per chairman Mrs Glen Adame. The tour cost is 4.26 dollars per person.

Lovell Township Farm Bureau Des Moines Charles Tuttle Glen Adame Lovell Farm Bureau Women's Group

Meeting for Sheep Producers Tuesday

A Tuesday meeting for sheep producers will feature demonstrations of new sheep-raising methods. Emitt Haynes of Iowa State College will lead a discussion on docking and castration at the Bernard Hay farm near Olin. Joe H. Legg announced the event and invited all interested attendees.

Olin Bernard Hay Farm Joe H. Legg Jones County Emitt Haynes Iowa State College Legg

Super Valu Stores Remodeling Plans Rethink

Buds Super Valu will close Monday and Tuesday for remodeling. The plan adds a 44 foot frozen food department with modern refrigeration and a new fresh fruit and vegetable department. A formal opening will occur after completion.

Bud’s Super Valu Carroll Vaughn

Schneider Sale Rescheduled to March 2 at 1 PM

The Express corrects the public auction date for Schneider's market noting stock and equipment will be sold at 1 p.m. Saturday March 2.

Schneider Express

Hopkinton Service Notices Include Death and Scouts

Obituary for Lester Appleby 63 of Barlville notes death at Memorial hospital Manchester. Funeral at Earlville Methodist with Oakwood Monticello burial. Also six Hopkinton Girl Scouts complete nurse aide course at Memorial hospital Manchester earning certs and red bars after 30 hours hospital duty.

Hopkinton Lester Appleby Barlville Memorial Hospital Manchester Harry Etta Chapman Appleby Sophia Sulzner Harleville Appleby Warlvilé Daubyters Joe Freisinger Dubuque Russ Schnittjer Delhi Robert Appleby Monticello Courtiana Appleby Ryan Walter Appleby Elmer Appleby Seattle Wash Harold Appleby Sanford Fla Methodist Church Earlville Oakwood Dorcas Presbyterian Church Marshal Neil Gladys Carson Ella Wheeless Eather B. M. Ferguson William Wallace R.N William Bushnell Mary Joseph Clista Davis Ruth Ann Payne Mary Martha Virginia Williamson Jean Marie Schwandt Hopkinton High School

Hi-Way Market Plans Thank-You Sales Event

Hi-Way Market owner Jim Read announces a three day thank-you sale Thursday through Saturday to thank customers for a record-breaking anniversary sale last weekend. Mrs. Galen Kuhns wins the portable typewriter awarded last Saturday evening at the store.

Hi-Way Market Jim Read Galen Kuhns

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Dave Randall Dave Stoneking Terry Hvans All Martelle Jim Becker Don Rubi Leland Hodoval Lyle James McConaughy Armstrong Rugger L. Martelle Pee Viola Bee L. Martelle Bee Monmouth Caer Eee Poplar Heights Walt Disney Disneyland Fess Parker June Allison Leslie Nielsen Jeff Richards Tom and Jerry Buck Creek Greeley Edgewood-Delhi Earlville-Hopkinton Bankston 49 Farley St. Joseph’s Welton Grand Mound Goose Lake Congregational Church McCormick Separator de Laval Separator MTA Farmall John Deere Oliver Ford T McCormick Baler McCormick AW McCormick Baler Miller’s Cornhuskers 4-H Club Esther Sinclair Frank Kiburz Roll Call Stotch Grove Presbyterian Church Ronald Paulsen Emil Paulsen W. B. Hinrichs R. A. Naylor Jerry Naylor Donald Grom Webber W. B. Clark Pat Wolfe Cascade Mrs ED Gross John Qeschger Leo Gross Harold Neiers Elmer Schlemme J. S. Conlin Lovell Alliance Services Naylop Pauro Sfagny Kaaguiry Schneider Sale C. Reggentine Lila Dunlap Nelle Stanger Book of Mark Buo
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