Monticello Community Meeting Schedule Highlights
Monticello minutes list events for Jan 10 to Feb 6 including BPW meeting at 6 80 pm in rooms, Marine recruiter at the post office 10 30 to 11 30 am, AA at 8 pm, Boy Scout 7 10 pm, F H A service 1 3 pm at Anamosa, Rural Monticello teachers 7 30 pm, poultry and egg clinic at Wyoming Homemakers home, county dairy banquet in Anamosa, leader training, window treatments Beau building, Rebekah lodge reg meeting postponed to Feb 6.
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Bp.w
W.F.W
Marine
Alcoholics Anonymous
Monticello State’ Bank
Boy
Legion
Liohs
Matthew Litheran Sharch
F.H.A. Service
S.C
Anamosa
Monticello
Wyomingo
Henry Tobiason
Nck
Tontaleeruena
Miona
Beau
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Filcers
Births Reported From McDonald Hospital
Wednesday morning births listed include Homer Martelle's daughter on Jan. 5 and John Jr. Cascade couple's son on Jan.6. Nicholas Lott and Quint families in Cascade welcomed sons and daughters, with Quint and Hiben in Onslow, and a Monticello pair faces careless driving charges totaling 100 and 160 dollars plus costs.
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John ‘McDonald Hospital
Homer ‘Martelle
Johns, Jr
Cascade
Nicholas Lott
Alfred ‘Quint
Clarence Hiben
Onslow
Andrew Joseph Dotter
Monticello
Gerhetta Lidhge
New Cars and Trucks Court Records Chester Miller
Court records show Chester C. Miller of Anamosa purchasing a new Oldsmobile and related vehicle details on January 4.
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Courthouse
Chester C. Miller
Anamosa
Oldsmobile
Jury list drawn for Jones County February term
Judge Charles Penningroth ordered 65 names drawn to serve as petit jurors for the Jones County district court February term. Jurors are to report February 11 at 10 a.m. in Anamosa. Dale Freeman was granted a divorce from Shirley Freeman on cruelty grounds. custody awarded to the wife with $10 weekly child support until the child reaches 18. Marital reunion prohibited for one year. No civil filings since January 3 and no criminal docket entries since December 31.
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Jones County
Charles Penningroth
Anamosa
J. B. Heiserman
Dale Freeman
Shirley
Freeman
City Council approves 1957 hires and budgets in regular meeting
At a Monday night session the Monticello council hired city personnel for 1957 and appointed committees. The fire department list and five fighting companies were set, with officers named. Proposed expenditures totaled 164 578 across general, street, public safety, sanitation, utilities and other funds.
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T. M. Redmond
Uri. Blancherd
Lloyd Pickett
Donald
Une
Scott
E.W. Brashaw
Nella
Brea. Kreeb
Larry Goodyear
Fred Kreeb
Fred.Kreeb
Sam. Reyner
Henry. Harma
Harry, Matthiessen
Gerald Rohr
Mike Brady
Vic Mowrey
Warren Brokaw
James Ashby
Max Fitkin
Frank Williams
Clarence Stone
King
Gilbert Hearn
Leamon . Scott
Darrell Blayney
Ray’ Brokaw
Ray Marolf
Bud Stoneking
Henry Schone
John James Bender
Law Bartels
Dicking
Merle Aldrich
Higgie Schoon
Otto Smith
Larry Stoneking
Fred Faust
Leo
Ambuehl
Lester Monk
Albert Iben
Fred ' ‘Kxeeb
Sam Reyner
Clarence Stoneking
Max
Futki Marolf
Council
Monticello
Collisions Reported On City Streets This Week
Police report three recent crashes in Monticello and on local roads. Mrs. John Luethye, 25, sustained minor injuries after her 1950 car left Third Street and hit a pole. damage about $50. Vernon Monticello’s Tachanty vehicle suffered $75 left rear damage after stopping at a sign. Icy streets caused another two vehicle collision at Sycamore and Third streets, injuring Kathryn Kremer and causing $125 damage to her 1966 car and $100 to Learon Hanken’s 1955 truck.
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Monticella
Donald Gilmore
John Luethye
Third Street
Maple Street
Luethye
Ofa
Vernon Tee
Monticélio
Sevanth Street
Tachantz
Tachanty
Sycamore
Third Streets
Kathryn Mary. Kremer
Route Three
Monticello
Learon Hanken
Kremer
Hanken
70 Tons of Sand Spread on Icy Jones County Roads
Approximately 70 tons of sand were spread on Jones county state highways Sunday night due to icy conditions. Sanding began about 8 30 p.m after snow plowing, with five trucks carrying two men each sanding for about two hours under the direction of Victor Knight, county highway commissioner.
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Jones County
Victor Knight
Highway Commission
Knight
Kindergarten Enrollment At Two Jones County Clinics
Seventy three students enrolled across two Jones County clinics with 58 at Monticello Masonic Temple and 15 at Anamosa courthouse. County superintendent Joseph Beave notes ninety four additional enrollments expected. clinics led by county nurse Mrs Serbousek and Marion speech therapist Mrs Carol Allen.
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Jones County
Joseph Beave
Monticello
Masonic’ Temple
Anamosa
Marion- Serbousek
Serbousek
Mort Family Mourns Father's Death in Fort Dodge
Henry Kelly of Fort Dodge, father of Mia Louis Mort, died Tuesday morning. The Mort family traveled to Fort Dodge after the news.
Two Accidents on Slippery Highways 3 in Jones County
Two crashes within 15 minutes on icy County roadways near Slippery Highways 3, Jones County, Sunday afternoon. The first incident involved a snow plow vehicle and injuries to a passenger. the second was a head on collision on Highway 16 near Langworthy injuring multiple occupants.
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Jones County
Carter
Pam
Theodore ‘Otto Hirt
Annstedt
Ovby
Ott Pelter
Gallistoy
Near -Langworthy
Eugene
A. Sloane
Marshalltown
Neal
Wayatt Townsend
Anamoga
Lewis Dreibelbis
Nazarene Church Eyes New Sanctuary As Possibility
Monticello Church of the Nazarene considers a future sanctuary on a proposed corner lot in Wales addition. Rev. Albert R. McMurrin notes rising Sunday school enrollment and increased giving, with 1956 per capita gifts reaching a record. The denomination shows growth worldwide, with 4,436 churches and 287,866 members by year end, and plans for a 1958 golden anniversary.
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Monticello
C Murrin
Church of ‘the Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
McMurrin
Plot Paint
Tex
Seventy one sign on Jones County Soil Conservation District
Jones County farmers signed 71 conservation agreements in 1956, bringing total district contracts to 757 covering 146,802 acres with 576 conservation farm plans for 111,816 acres. The district logged 391 requests for technical assistance, 304 projects completed, and continued contouring and strip cropping efforts totaling thousands of acres. New cooperators listed include many residents across Monticello, Cascade, Monmouth, Onslow, and Monticello, with district staff and officials named.
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Jones County
John Shover
Aff
Wyoming Doctor to Receive 10 Year Service Award
Dr Cecil R Smith medical adviser to the Jones county selective service board will receive a 10 year service award from the Iowa headquarters of the selective service votem Col Glenn R Rowles state director announced. He is one of four doctors in the state serving local boards as advisers for 10 years.
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Wyoming
Cecil R. Smith
Jones County Selective Service Board
Iowa
Panteen Votem
Glenn. R. Rowles
Amtthis
Atete
Mediga’ Advisers
Danneman to Judge 1957 Iowa Spring Market Hog Show
Danneman named judge for the 1957 Iowa Spring Market Hog Show at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids March 1 and 2. Championship committee includes Dean H. H. Kildee Alan Williams and Danne man. Junior and adult divisions split into breed classes with judges for each show a vehicle show Friday March 1 and trucklot judging Saturday March 2.
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Nd LE Meate
Kitpisn
Danneman
Iowa
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Packer
Dean H. H. Kildee
Iowa State College
Alan Williams
Lvestock Research
Protein Blenders
Iowa City
Annual Dirty Shirt Sale Opens at Shaffer's
William Shaffer announces Shaffer's Clothing and Shoe store hosts its first Dirty Shirt sale. The event marks Shaffer's annual promotion with discounts on work shirts and footwear as shoppers gather at the downtown shop.
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Shaffer
Wiliam Shaffer
Monticello to hear state plan for Highway 38 upgrade
Mayor John Behn reported at a Greater Monticello meeting that the Iowa State Highway Commission will present a proposal to resurface and improve Highway 38 from Main Street east to Kitty Creek bridge. The plan includes a 40 foot wide blacktop with curb and gutter, city storm sewer work, and relocation of a water line, with most costs borne by the state.
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Main Street
Kitty Creek Bridge
East Monticello
John Behn
Greater Monticello
Behn
Oak Street
Locust ‘Ang
Oak
Kitty’ Creek
Kitty Creek
Ici
Rinoff
Main
Qsk
Qakatre
Slater Named Heyid Of Holstein Group to ANAMOQSA
Jay Slater of Olin was elected president of the Jones Linn Holstein association at the annual meeting in Ana moge. Wallace Mills of Coggon was named vice president Roy Blair of Marion became secretary treasurer. Directors named were Richard Hanken Monticello and Chet Bullis Mariqn. Richard Booth Ely received the Holstein trophy for outstanding Linn county boy producing Holsteins. George Slater of Olin state director attended with Richard Mathews Rockford UL and Bill Maynard Waterloo IA.
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Anamoqsa
Jay Slater
Olin
Richard Mathews
Rockford
National Holstein Fieldman
Bill Maynard
Waterloo
Iowa State Dairy Association
Group Proposes Control Rules To Curb Peddling
The Greater Monticello Committee urges city action to curb itinerant peddlers and solicitors in Monticello. Mayor Behn and GM C leaders discuss forming a joint control effort with representatives from GMO GC and other officials to draft permits and restrict activity in residential and business areas.
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Greater Monticello
Monticello
GMO
Behn
G.M.C
Roy Miller
Atred Ag
School Named as Tribute to Former Hopkinton Man
A former Hopkinton resident Dean Co Morgan now of Casper Wyoming had a new junior high in Casper named for him at dedication. Morgan, superintendent of Casper schools, said he is the proudest man in Wyoming. He was born in Hopkinton and linked to Lenox College. The 62 2880 construction began in July 106d and has been occupied since the start of the school year.
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Hopkinton
Dean Co. Morgan
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming City
Morgan
Wyoming
Charles Morgan
Perry Wheelons
Mina Wisaveth
Cacapbatt Ahd
Minnie. Hooper
Natrona Founte Anes
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Caleridar
Justice Court
C.F. Shimanel
Petit Jury
Raymond Rystrom
Varourny
Merrindle
John “Schantz
George BH. Mardoff
Ivan
Bud
Reynolds
L. T. Lorenzen
Vernon Null
George Moats
Fred Lazare
E. ‘Petersen
Sloane
Peter Sloane
Tod Sloane
Townsend
Mercy Hospital
Nazarene Church
New Soil Conservation
Rail
Conservation Service
Pore
Theodore Freese
R. L. Hyde
Mra
n-Oltmanns
John N. Meyer
Vernon Weers
Laicille
Williams
Dennis Kula
Jim Ehrisman
Tomene
Albert Hinrichaen
Lloyd MM. Buscher
Ervin Wilken
Allan
James
J. McDonald
Cyril Bleng
Cletus Goedken
James Haley
John H. Haman
B. J. Conklin
Yankovic
Frank Kremer
George P. Rogers
Vernon
Oline Miles Webb
Ralph Sell
W. H. Peden
H. P. Shankland
Marjorie Stivers-Ray
Batchelder
John’ W. Voss
William Voss
H. B. Glenn
Ralph Coppens
Herman .Schnoor
Ronald. Hanna
Harold Westphal
Garrett
Edwin J. Juilis
Clarise York- Loh Taylor
Sons
Louis Keating
Ralph” EH
Willimack, Koppess Srothers
Weslie Meade
Francis McAndrews
Meta Abrams-Dillon Story
Otto Allen
Ira G
Harold L. Propat
Cris H. Randolph
Planger
James QO. Cantrell
Chester
Grafft
8.C.5
U.S.C.A
Congress
Shover
W. F. Robertson
Irvin J. Sievers
Slater
Heyid
Holstein
C.R
Bob) Menster
Vicki
Sand Springs
Ed Cox
Uowwarranis Peddlin
Oontigelio
Elf
Bagsie Galigisi
Sronts
Argh
Ba Cox
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