Monticello Tops Tipton In Season Opener Conference Tilt
Monticello led 13-5 after a quick first period and built to 38-20 at home over Tipton. Seibels Behrends paced Monte with 24 points as Schoon and Rodman contributed from the backcourt and scrapped through a fast break debut. Tipton’s Lind led visitors with seven points as Monticello matched a strong early start with efficient shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte High Cagers
Tipton
Tigers
Minotaurs
Liddy
Lind
Behrends
Schoon
Seibels
Monte
Siebels’ Bucket
Monticello
Seidels
Rodman
Gene Schoon
Bender
Bone
Schrader
Marve Schoon
Dunker
Yokem
Wright
Werling
Smith
Prineeta
Beck
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque Five Defeats Monte 29 to 11 in Local Showdown
In Dubuque Tuesday night the Dubuque Five overwhelmed Monticello by 29 to 11. Cooper shone as a standout ball handler and McVay scored nine as the team attacked through close shots. Monticello struggled with ball handling and forced long shots as coach Roy Moore shuffled players at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Dubuque
Cooper
McVay
Liddy
Wright
Monte
Onslow Nips Olin Five In Overtime 26 to 24
Onslow boys beat Olin 26 24 in overtime after trailing 12 7 at halftime. Stone had 11 points and Rohwedder 12 for Olin in defeat. Olin girls fell to Centerville 34 28 despite a 15 11 halftime lead as Matejka and Schellin starred for the winners. Azzeline led the losers with 21 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLIN
Olin High
Onslow
Stone
Rohwedder
Centerville
Matejka
Schellin
Azzeline
Iowa girls and boys basketball scores from multiple matchups
The scoreboard shows Anamosa 30 over Mount Vernon 19 and Wyoming 39 over Oxford Junction 25 for girls. Williamsburg 21 over University High 19. Oxford Jet 26 over Wyoming 22. East Waterloo 40 over McKinley 34. Vinton 24 over Marion 22. Oelwein 24 over Manchester 13. Franklin 28 over Maquoketa 25. West Liberty 43 over West Branch 32. Mount Vernon 13 over Tipton 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Williamsburg
U. High
Oxford Jet
East Waterloo
McKinley
Vinton
Marion
Oelwein
Manchester
Franklin
Maquoketa
West Liberty
West Branch
Tipton
Friday Loop Tilts Tipton at Anamosa University
The schedule lists Friday matchups with Tipton at Anamosa University and West Liberty at Mt. Vernon with Monticello on open status.
Sacred Heart Ramblers Fall Behind Immaculate Conception
Sacred Heart without Claude Fothergill lost 32-20 at Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids. Guler scored for Sacred Heart early, then Lambert and Nordman fouled out as Monticello trailed 16-8 at halftime and 19-14 entering the fourth. Immaculate Conception outscored 13-6 in the final period. McKeever added free throws for the losers. The Immaculate Conception girls beat Monticello 37-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Fothergill
Sacred Heart Ramblers
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Guler
Sacred Heart
Lambert
Monte
Nordman
Monticello
McKeever
Immaculate Conception Igirls
Monticello Sextet
Monte Cagers Boost Loop Standings In First Conference Tilt
Monte cagers win their first loop game boosting to the top of the loop efficiency. Tipton bench incident highlights the rough play as Coach and players savor a rare conference win. U High and West Branch loom as tough opponents while the county tournament pairing is set for February 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Lacs
Monte
West Branch
West Liberty
Moore
U. High
Monte Cagers
Anamosa
U. Hish
Monticello
Anamosa Defeats Mount Vernon 30-19 in High School Duel
Anamosa outscored Mount Vernon 30 to 19 at Mount Vernon Friday night. Tre land led Anamosa with 13 points while Ayre starred for Mount Vernon. The winners led 17 to 10 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Mount Vernon High School
Treland
Ayre
Monticello Golden Glove Contenders Prepare for Anamosa Meet
Monticello youths train at rooms above Farris Service with sponsor Farris Biggart and trainer Ben Kellum ahead of the Golden Gloves tourney at Anamosa January 30–31. The lineup includes Moncrief Behrends Richardson Eiler Deering Nordman Aldrich Eden and Eilers. Aldrich and Eden bring prior wins and Cedar Rapids experience as fans anticipate a decisive night of boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Farris Biggart
Ben Kellum
Monticello
Anamosa
Biggart
Bob Moncrief
Ray Behrends
Verdie Richardson
Frank Eiler
Gus Deering
Aldrich
Cedar Rapids
Tom Eden
Cea Sport
Earlville-Hopkinton High Clash Draws Large Crowd
A season high turnout packed the Earlville Hopkinton gym for a boys basketball doubleheader. Hopkinton won the junior game 32-7 while Earlville captured the senior contest 16-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Earlville-Hopkinton
Earlville
Oxford Jet Narrowly Beats Wyoming 26 to 22
Wyoming boys fell to Oxford Junction 26 22 on Friday night with Oxford leading 12 7 at halftime. Long scored 10 for Oxford Junction while Willman led Wyoming with 14. Wyoming girls won 39 25 as Dirks scored 19 for Wyoming and Fritz led Oxford Junction with 16.
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Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Oxford
Long
Willman
Dirks
Fritz
Tipton Rally Falls Short as Monte Wins Tight Game
Monte tops Tipton 20-17 in a closer than expected finish. Monticello center Maire clinched it with a late free throw, while Eileen and Post shared scoring honors at 5 and 4 points respectively. Hogan and Ross starred in guard roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Monticello
Tiger
Monte
Maire
High School Boxing Tourney Opens With Eight Groups
The ninth through grades boxing tournament starts in the high school gym. Eight weight groups run rounds of three one minute rounds with matches before after school and during gym periods. Coach Roy Moore leads event. heavyweight contenders include Stahlberg Minney Chaplin and Stutt with potential future champions hinted.
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Roy Moore
Stahlberg
Minney
Chaplin
Stutt
Golden Glovers
Baty's Still Leads Bowlers in League Action
Baty's pinmen stay on top of the Butler Bowling League with 15 wins and 10 defeats. Allyn's squad, after a six game surge, dropped five to the leaders Tuesday night. Masco Chevrolets meet Walgreen's tonight. Standings show Butler high average at 148, Helgens second at 147, and Siebels posting a high game of 197.
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Baty
Butler
Allyn
Masco Chevrolets
Walgreen
Allyn’s
Masco
Walgreen’s
Helgens
Siebels
Sand Spring Social News Highlights Local Visits
Local residents trace weekend visits and gatherings across Sand Spring Marion and Langworthy with multiple households hosting guests. Events include farm bureau meetings and homemaker lessons with participants such as the Batchelder and Behrends families and a birthday surprise for Mrs Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Batchelder
Fred Bonlken
Marion
Lester Lang
Charlotte Kay
Onslow
Dave Wilson
Hloise Marten
Charles Marten
Perry DeShaw
Monticello
Elmer Heeren
Wm. Stevenson
Hopkinton
Ray Chaplen
Elmer Timmer
Dyersville
Sophia Clement
Leis Baum
Des Moines
John Eden
South Park Farm Bureau
C.J. Lang
Nome
Farm Bureau
Jerome Baum
Langworthy
John Woellert
Dubuque
Pinechle
EB. H. Cox
Neigh
Cox
Ray Chaplin
Fred Weer
Z King
Glen Eller
Ernest Wii
Batchards
King
Clarence Lasche
W. OR. Behrends
Ernest Wihl
Mesdames Row Chaplin
Cap. Arduser
Ernest Wall
Nachtman
Thive Wilson
Edward Cox
M. H. Behrends
Clarence Wilson
Chas. Stevenson
Edith
Dred Nachtman
Zenella Bright
Lasche
Lungh Wes
Changes Proposed in State Game Laws by Local League
A Ray Hearn shop meeting with 25 men discussed updates to town fish and game laws and planning to submit recommendations to the state house. Proposals include requiring licenses for women to fish and hunt if enacted, per community group, with broader talks across Dubuque Anamosa Cascade Manchester and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Conservation League
Ray Hearn
Dubuque
Anamosa
Cascade
Manchester
State House
Missouri
Mississippi
Iowa
Highway 20
Fish and Game Commission
Maquoketa River
Jones County
Jackson County
C. J. Matthiessen
Administrator's Notice With Will Annexed For Kurt Estate
Public notice: Jones county Iowa district court appoints Janeen Kurt as administrator with will annexed of Frank H. Kurt deceased. All creditors must file claims with the clerk sworn and within legal time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Attorneys Hogan & Leas listed for the estate. 28-4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Frank H. Kurt
Kurt
Hogan
Leas
Farm and service ads mix in Monticello newspaper
Local page lists service offers and sales including battery service water and terminal cleaning, trial offers on feed products, Farmall tractors on floor, abstract services, and a farm auction notice near Springville with details on land, house, barn, and equipment. It also includes notices on mill service, lumber sawyers, insurance meeting, and subscription correction notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L Petain
Monticello West Liberty
Tipton Moe
Michael
Bud Bone
Mt. Vernon
George Nordman
Clarence Aldrich
Vernon
Fuzz” Eilers
Baty’s
Mrs
Charlies Stevens
Toprepare
Pyernor the Duke of Kent
Australia
Bertha. Sutherland
Tucson
Ariz
Awill
Helen Rohr
R. N
Welch
James Ray
Kruse Auto Parts
Ees
Monarch
Mar Sanford
Poland
George Nordmann
Earl Benedict
Kalamazoo
Bernard Kuriger
W. T. Rieken
Hampshire
Farrow
Earl A. Drummy
Ryan
Helmer
Don Howland
Kruse’ Auto Parts
Lowell Township
Locher & Locher
Gamble Store
I-Pd
A. G. Arnold
Green Colonial
Engineer Dept
Auaz
Copperfield
Bob Hope
Shirley Ross
Radio
Ace Jester
Family Night
Patsy Kelly
Fredric March
Virginia Bruce
Joan Crawford
I Robert Young
Aif
Farmers ‘Mutual Creamery
Clark, Bros
Wm. G. Schoon
Shaffer
Jones County Abstract Company
Thomas L. Jensen
WOLFE
W. E. Tuetken
Springville
U. S. 151
Ed McCoy
Lee Beebee
Farmers Grain. Co
Scotch Grove
Frank Burlingham
R. L. Eby
Monticcillo
Petty Jhurt
L. Eby
Anticello
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Castle Grove
S. M. Hosford, Salar
Scotch Grove Nursery
Scotch’ Grove
District Court of
Mary
Milligan
John Duncan Milligan
Eye ‘Lochey & Locher
Dse
Idaho Grown
Farmers Grain Co
Eaties
Etelines
Pitts
Oregon
Oxydol
Hubinger
Morton
California Prunes
New York
Herkimer ‘Cheese
Mmonia
Spaghett
Arlor
Cove
Reputation
Pike
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