City council reshuffles staff as new police chief starts Jan 16
Mayor DeShaw announces resignation of two police department members and hires Roger Pratt as police chief with full duties beginning January 16. Departments rehire several staff, insurance bids approved, and new committees named with Roy Miller as mayor pro tem. The council also adopts a tape recorder for meetings and adjusts the monthly meeting date to the second Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. DeShaw
Les Bright
Carl Whittemore
Roger Pratt
Pratt
Anamosa
Larry Helms
Henry Schone
Archie Wink
Monticello
de Shaw
Roy Miller
Andy Strittmatter
Mayor DeShaw
Ray Marclf
Ted Krouse
Willard Yeoman
Dave Miller
Les Linn
Jerry Parker
Dave Cuckler
Robert Myers
Elton Copley
George Mardoff
Clarence Rhatigan
Joe R. Barron
Joe Huxtable
A. E. Shelley
Frank Shimanek
Nella Hoffman
Robert Dolan
Gilbert Hearn
Ray Marolf
Floyd Kephart
County Officials and Clerk Salaries Set for Next Term
Deputies in elective offices receive 80 percent of the principal, except the deputy sheriff at 85 percent. Names and salaries listed: Galen Robertson deputy sheriff 4632.50. Helen Murray deputy auditor. Betty Smith deputy treasurer. Phila Hindricksen deputy treasurer. Gertrude Folkers deputy clerk of court 3880 each. Office clerks’ salaries include Harriet Koppenhaver 33120. Lois Coder 2820. Linda Smith 2520. Marie in sheriff's office 3045. Health nurse quota for Marion. Miller clerk 2400. Louis ne Hulseberg steward and county home. W. Hamlin engineer 10000. George E. Hanzlik assistant engineer 7200. George Wood draftsman 4800. Richard Northcup instrument man 5000. Nancy Orr clerk 3200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Robertson
Helen Murray
Betty Smith
Phila Hindricksen
Gertrude Folkers
Harriet Koppenhaver
Lois Coder
Linda Smith
Marie
Sheriff
Marion
Miller
Louisne Hulseberg
Citade W. Hamlin
George E. Hanzlik
George Wood
Richard Northcup
Nancy Orr
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Supple in Monticello Legion Hall
Mrs Mary Supple was guest of honor at a large farewell gathering in Monticello Legion hall on Wednesday evening. Dozens of local couples and individuals attended, with many names listed as guests and families. The event followed by community notices of Farm Bureau training, 4 H activity, New Year gatherings, and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Mary Supple
Legion Hall
Monticello
Msg
J. J. Hennessey
Eugene Boffeli
Des Moines
David Specht
Anamosa
Paul Warner
David
Larry Hosford
Bess Warner
Lyle Hosford
Rey
Richard Zellmer
Luther League of
Ss, Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
John Campbell
Glen King
Delmar King
Marvin Stahlberg
Peniel Women’s Fellowship
Idle Not Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strittmatter
Arduser Body Shop
John Drucker
Farmers Mutual Ca
Seri
Farmers Mutual Co-op Creamery
Dale Covington
Bill Kramer
Louis Zumbach
Joe Sperfslage
Harry Sullivan
William Mardorf
Larry Stoneking
Leo Bertling
Robert Lemmer
Vince Donovan
Bob Leonard
Mark Leonard
Leo Donovan
Paul Fleming
Harold Crowley
Clarence Kehoe
Loren Kehoe
Loras Kehoe
Marcus Kehoe
Joe Hosch
Alfred Lahey
Justin Supple
Junior DeShaw
Kenneth Hosch
Norbert Hunt
Joe Becker
William Delay
Steve McDonald
Joe Crowley
John Janssen
Art Weber
Louis Leonard
Cyril Elenz
Martin Cook
Vince Supple
Joe Supple
Anna Supple
Bridge McCuster
Emmet Crilly
Pat Huber
Carol Bertling
Judy Goodken
Bonnie Crowley
Terry Hosch
Kevin Miller
Max Specht
William Reade
Clarence Aschbrenner
Harold Ehresman
Jones County Farm Bureau
G.W
Radio Etc
G.M.C
Abe
Tnan Rmnis One
Ford
Jack Knopp
Marv. Snyder
Lee Sanner
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