Mayberry Named Jones County Chairman for 1975
Everett J. Mayberry of Anamosa was elected chairman of the Jones County Board of Supervisors for 1975 at the Jan 2 meeting. New officials sworn in included Frank Eilers and others. depositories, salaries, and various county appointments were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Board of Supervisors
Everett J. Mayberry
Anamosa
Warren Rees
Frank Eilers
Monticello
Locher
David Remley
Monticello Express
Anamosa Journal
Eureka
Jones County
Everett Mayberry
Charlene George
James Moran
A. P. Randolph
Jones
Fred Hefflinger
Olin
Don Goodman
C. F. Shimanek
William Shimanek
Soldier’s Relief Board
Monticello State Bank
Citizens Savings Bank
Anamosa Super Drug
Seehusen, Podhaski, Stolz Agency
Gale Hart Agency
Earl Beiseli
Robert Visser
R. M. Porter
Chicago
Kevin Knight
Patrick Lambert
Florence Hefflefinger
Betty Smith
Arlene Schumacher
Patricia Newhard
Kathy Gilbert
Betty Norton
Great
Jones County Fair Board
Doris Jeanne Herren
Glenn Brokaw
Ralph Albaugh
Helen Murray
BIRTHS Mirthful News Starts With Jim Zimmerman Boy
Births list: Jan 3 Brian Thomas Zimmerman a 6 lb 12 oz boy at Peosta. grandparents named. Jan 7 Clifford Strang's in Cascade a boy. details follow. Also marriage licenses and new vehicles listed with buyers and dealers. Magistrate court fines listed for speeding in Cedar Rapids Solon Marion and others. Cont. on page A-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Zimmerman
Peosia
Brian Thomas
Robert J. Holub
L. K. Bronemann
Monticello
Clifford Strang
Cascade
Vickie D. Perestrof
Cedar Rapids
Randal D. Lenz
Solon
Walter Z. Wheeler
Brent D. Port
Sioux City
Carl F. Ohrt
Marion
John T. Mueller
Dubuque
Richard J. Mueller
Wilbur E. Jackson
Ronald L. Dautemont
Riverside
Dorothy M. Barnett
James R. Lange
Davenport
Michael G. Harrington
Leland A. Eganhouse
Monmouth
Wayne D. Worth
Miami
Fla
Brian M. Noethe
Dyersville
Linda L. Brockenstedt
Peter J. Paulz
Iowa City
Logging truck rear-ends car in dense fog near Monticello
Dense fog contributed to a January 7 collision on county road D-62 west of Monticello. James S. McLaughlin of Monticello drove a 1986 Ford Mustang that was struck from behind by Dennis Chapman’s 36 ton logging truck. McLaughlin suffered head cuts and was held for observation. Chapman was uninjured. The Mustang was demolished while the logging truck had minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa Highway Patrol
Ken Kramer
James S. McLaughlin
Dennis Chapman
Hopkinton
Chapman Logging Company
Kramer
McLaughlin
Chapman
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello Offers Winter Adult Education Classes
Winter term runs five weeks starting week of January 12 with ten adult classes in Monticello. Registration Monday January 13 at 7 p.m. in the high school student center. Courses cover woodworking painting pottery accounting auto mechanics electricity crafts dance and sport life drawing and a veterans farm cooperative class with veteran benefit eligibility. Tuition ranges from 7 to 14 dollars with a special 1 dollar rate for seniors on social security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Anderson
Monticello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
Mayberry
Wyoming
Onslow
Gertrude Folkers
Bettie O. Miller
Irene Gardiner
Roxanne Urbanek
Harriet Koppenhaver
Kathleen Eddy
Wanda McGreery
Lawrence Dirks
Don Jaeger
Kirkwood College
John Kuntz
Vernon Null
Clifford Helgens
Harold Calvert
Doris Herren
Carol Simmons
Steve Locher
Steven Daniel McAllister
Arlington
Linda Margaret Cox
Daniel Anthony Snyder
Ames
Rose-Marie Morning
Herbert J. Manternach
Ford
Louis W. Siebels
Chevrolet
Sand Valley Gifts, Inc
Chrysler
Heinz H
Karin Blanhagen
Martello
Plymouth
David L. Or
Belva D. Seeley
Jeep
Freese Motors
Stephen G. Lambert
Alben Construction Co
Vincent J. Or
Sheriff’s Department
Gerald E. Dobesh
Rockford
Ill
Dobesh
Ray Lockhart
Highway 64
Jill A. Hansen
Jansen
Ronald 0. Gienapp
Susan K. Burrichter
Lehrman Equipment Co
Don R. Merrill
Bruce L. Steffens
Veterans Farm Cooperative
Kirkwood Community College
Monticello Community School
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