Jones County News Highlights 1963 Progress And Losses
Summary covers June events including elections in 4-H and boys' president, paving deal between city and Monticello School District costing 4,000 plus curb work, Nazarene church dedication, Turkish overseas study for Cathy Hall, and property valuations. Includes a traffic fatality, a 41-member 4-H exchange to Texas, Rotary and Jaycees leadership, Great Jones County Fair stars, real estate deals, budget figures, and international living programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Dusanek
Wyoming
Jones County
Richard Woods
Hale
Monticello Community
Central
Shannon
Church of the Nazarene
Cathy Hall
Bill Hall
Monticello
Turkey
American Field Service Committee
David Shaffer
Anamosa
Highway 151
Texas
Roy Miller
Ray McKinley
Peter Palmer
Osmond Brothers
Richard Good
Cedar Rapids
Eden
Tom Eden
Lynn Balster
Les Balster
Scotch Grove
Israel
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Keith Oldfather
the Express
City Council Names Board Members and Rehired Employees
City council announced appointments to the airport board for one year and the cemetery and soldiers memorial boards with terms expiring in 1967. Officials named to committees include Elm tree disease and planning and zoning with chairmen and members listed. Rehired city employees and their salaries were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Miller
Ted Krouse
Ted Cowen
Ray Marolf
City Tree Committee
Willard Yeoman
Miller
Marclf
Krouse
Cowen
Gerald Parker
Dave Duckler
Robert Myers
Airport Board
Arnold Jacobs
Leigh Clark
Board of Adjustment
Louis Morf
Alva Freese
Joe Huxtable
Les Linn
Soldiers Memorial Board
District Court Case Highlights from 1961 62 Listings
A list of district court matters including gains versus Michael Henry Redmond for support, appeals by Joseph Lasack against the Mental Health Commission, divorces for Mary Townsend and Sandra Lacey, accounts for multiple firms and individuals, separate maintenance for Beverly Darrow, promissory note actions involving Great Plains Supply and Zumbrunnen, landlord lien case Perry Russel v Sherrill Baker, and other assgns from 1951 to 1962 in Jackson County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don’t
Gains
Michael Henry Redmond
Joseph Lasack
Mental Health Commission of
Jones County
Mary M. Townsend
Henry E. Townsend
Donald Maire
James Balsiger
Kenneth G. Lacey
Sandra Lacey
Francis
Pruss
Richard
Lorna Mae Davis
Beverly Darrow
Duane Darrow
Great Plains Supply Co
Harold H
Helen Zumbrunnen
Barron Motor Supply
Barton Loop
Loop L-P Gas
Vernie Michels
Ronnie Boots
Barnard and Leas Co., Inc
Fred Jensen
Jensen Mobile Feed Service
Jackson County Public Hospital
Jon
Judy Gombert
Perry L. Russel
Sherill Baker
R.W. Myers
L. D. Caraway
Susanne Ellison
Jones County Board Names Newspapers and Approves 1963 Finances
The Jones County Supervisors named The Monticello Express The Anamosa Eureka and Journal as official papers and authorized the auditor to issue county warrants when meetings are not in session. They approved the fourth quarter 1963 reports of fees, fines, and dog licenses, remitted 4355.81 to the Jones County Fair Assn, appointed Verne E. Miller as soldiers relief commissioner, and approved the justice report and county cash counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Express
Anamosa Eureka and Journal
Jones County
Brokaw
Sherman
County Fair Fund
Jones County Fair Assn
Verne E. Miller
Anamosa
Soldiers Relief
Warren P. Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
Heavy Car Collision Causes Major Damage on West First Street
A 1958 Chevrolet driven by Richard J. Mettler of Monticello sustained about 609 in damage to the right front after hitting an International truck parked on West First Street near Gill at about 1 15 a m last Tuesday morning. The Newkirk Sales Newton truck suffered only minor tail light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Mettler
Monticello
West First Street
Gill
Newkirk Sales
Newton
Young Farmers Class Sets Monday Meetings In Monticello
The Monticello VoAg department invites all young farmers to Monday night sessions at 8 p.m. in the VoAg classroom led by instructor Grover C. Miehe. Gary Cooper will present the 1964 feed grain program and a subsidies film. The group plans recreation and social periods and will meet each Monday for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello VoAg
VoAg
Grover C. Miehe
Gary Cooper
ASCS
Monticello council approves city hires and budget actions
The Monticello council sets a special parent meeting for Cub Scout Pack 66 and approves numerous salary details for city workers. It designates Monticello Express as official city paper, Monticello State Bank as depository with $200000, and adopts a $218700 appropriation. Regular meetings move to the second Monday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout
Monticello
Bernice Himebaugh
Henry Schone
Verlon Huston
Archie Wink
Larry Kelchen
Carl Merfeld
Water Department
Everett Lambert
Lloyd Pickett
Arvil Tuel
William Meyer
Rudy Schoon
John Tschantz
Paul Martinsen
Gerd
Ruth Rickels
Henry Harms
Harms
Stella Kephart
Gilbert Hearn
Don Schlimmer
MHS Musical Cast and Crew List With Advance Ticket Sale
The MHS production features Jim Perkins Steve Edwards Chuck Hubbard Dave Balster Ken Reth Stan Burrichter and others as chorus members. Directors are Joe Hrecz Ray Stumbaugh and Nancy Renshaw with Dave Savage as stage manager. A stage crew handles lighting special effects set construction properties costumes publicity and orchestra with an advance ticket sale and door sales announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Perkins
Steve Edwards
Chuck Hubbard
Dave Balster
Ken Reth
Stan Burrichter
Chuck Koranda
Jerry Buel
Jeff Hetzler
Rob Robinson
Tom Barnts
Elden Dirks
Sue Savage
Margaret Behrends
Colleen Holub
Cathy Hall
Janet Ostrander
Mary Ann Ehlis
Michele Heeren
Luanne Helgens
Rose Eggers
Cindy Skelley
Jan Goettsch
Darlene Ostrander
Joe Hrecz
Ray Stumbaugh
Nancy Renshaw
Dave Savage
Ron Wright
Dave Swim
Ted Krouse
Dan Nieters
Martyn Schafer
Barbara Stumbaugh
Linda Eggers
Sue Balster
Pat Adams
Mary McLaughlin
Linda Paulsen
Donna Good
Phil Specht
Helen Gamble
Mary Hanken
Bev Cassidy
Linda Holmes
Kathy Fraser
Marlene Johnson
Marilyn Null
Orchestra
Paul Specht
Merle Kuhns
Sharyl Eden
Laurel Wilken
Carole Schoon
Lani Morf
Sue Larimer
Judy Behrends
Carman Stange
Sheri Paulsen
Nancy Bohlken
Sue Paulsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
MHS
Luther College, Decorah
Sherri Greenawald
Mark Vanourny
Brad Tenhoff
Bill Balsiger
City Council
Young Farmers
Lyle Behrends
Lyle Holub
Ken Tuetken
Bill Ballou
Bob First
John Heiken
Dealers
Freese Motors, Wears, Inc, Monticello Implement, Schoon Implement and
Vanourny
ISU
Iowa State University
Ames
Robert Plattenberger
Martelle
Carl Webber
Cascade
Carol Mardorf
John Hanna
Morley
MHS Musical
Rexar
Senet Hse
Rexall
Ealathea
Polymullion Children’s
Cere Price
Cara Nome
Contac
Alka Seltzer
Giant
Mark
Nea 395
Rex
Gillette Super Blue Blades
Cristan
Adrienne Space
Tloz. Agrasos
Minuteman
Val 'Sr
Eo Price
Bufferin
KOTEX
PRICE
Rexall Deluxe
Neue Children's
Phil Tuetken
Monticello, Iowa
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