Monticello City Council Opens 1969 Business
The Monticello Iowa city council held a special session January 2 to set salaries, adopt an appropriations plan totaling 351 641 dollars, approve the firemen roster, appoint officers and board members, designate the Monticello Express as official paper and the Monticello State Bank as depository, with audits by the state auditor pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Donald Kaiser
R. W. Myers
A. N. Strittmatter
Lois Hines
C. F. Shimanek
Paul McMahan
Ed Meier
Ivan Reynolds
Keith Lubbock
Cliff Wears
Dave Duckler
Robert Larimer
Airport Board
Gus Norlin
Robert Patten
Library Board
M. E. McCrabb
Board of Adjustment
Denton Ericson
Roger Pratt
Soldier’s Memorial Board
William Wennekamp
Larry McDonough
Fred Faust
Paul Arduser
Don Kaiser
Kaiser
Mary Durst
Glenn Hargrave
Les Monk
Bob Savage
Arduser
Monk
Savage
Births Reported Across Several Families
Births listed by John McDonald hospital announce a series of newborns: Jan 1 a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eden of Anamosa. Jan 2 a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shelley of Monticello. Jan 5 a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Noonan of Coggan. Jan 7 a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bayne of Monticello. A Commerce City, Colorado note records Airman Howard P. Andrews and wife’s son Phillip Scott born Dec 30, 7 lb 5 oz, Center Junction parents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Robert Eden
Anamosa
Donald Shelley
Monticello
Delbert Noonan
Coggan
Dennis Bayne
Commerce City
Cola
Howard P. Andrews
Phillip Scott
Darla Kay Eden
Local Notices and Births Highlight Jones County Record
The Express reports a Jan 4 birth at St. Luke's in Cedar Rapids a son named Paul Leonard to Mr. and Mrs Don Neder 71b 9 oz with a sister Donna. Marriage licenses issued include William House and Joy Alexander both Oxford Jct Patrick Brennaman and Wilamette Weber Anamosa Larry Moore and Brenda Dirks Ellison and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Don Nederhisar
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Paul Leonard
Donna
L. R. Bader
Monticello
Jones County
William Joseph House
Joy Marie Alexander
Oxford Jct
Patrick Allen Brennaman
Madison
Wis
Wilamette Christina Weber
Anamosa
Larry Stuart Moore
Henry Adams to head Jones county board of supervisors
Henry F. Adams of Monticello was elected chairman of the Jones county board of supervisors at the first 1969 meeting. The board named members to the social welfare board, set depositories for county offices, designated official newspapers, and authorized warrant issuance for salaries and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Board of Supervisors
Henry F. Adams
Monticello
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Adams
James Moran
Onslow
Board of Social Welfare
County Board of Social Welfare
M. D. Grafft
Anamosa
Grover Benischek
Olin
Benischek
Moran
Everett Mayberry
Jones County
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Free Committee
Gilbert Hearn
Larry Stoneking
Don Hessing
Tom Hughes
Don Schlimmer
Bill Schlimmer
Russ Gentz
Roger Thompson
Ken Moats
Jim Billmeyer
John
Bud) Coyle
Bob Rink
Clarence Goedken
Robert Holmes
Gerald F. Wilbricht
Ed Felton
Doug Toenjes
Jerry Chapman
LeRoy Hinrichs
Howard Skelley
Skelley
Donald C. Skelley
Norlin
D. W. Kaiser
Andy Strittmatter
Lucretia Ladehoff
Howard Andrews
Center Jct
Charles E
Helen Murray
Mt. Vernon
Huerter Pontiac
Pontiac
Dale S
Glendola B. Bullock
Monmouth
Chevrolet
Gary R. Ingram
Schoon Motor & Implement
Dodge
Donald E. Ketelsen
Ford
Bennie L. McGuirk
International
LaVern
Ellen Eilers
Asgrow Seed Co
John E
Winifred Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Linn-Jones Farm Service
Eye Chevrolet
Stambaugh-Zimmerman Motors, Inc
Plymouth
David M. Fleming
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Patricia Kaye McNamara
Delhi
Ray C. Brokaw, Jr
Claudy Seidel
Wyoming
Edwin Holm, Jr
the Express
Amber Demrensaas Asevess
Buck Creek
Eorensuas
Castle Grove
Center Junction
Hopkinton
Onslow Peere Hhorwereee
Oxford Junction
Alan
Danny
Monticello Merchants
Citizens Savings Bank
Monticello State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Cascade State Bank
Cascade
Farmers Savings Bank
Martello
Onslow Savings Bank
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Monticello Express
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