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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1962

Page

2

Former Skiing Champion Recalls Years Gone By

Adolph Steuri of Monticello recalls a career spanning from 1908 to 1911 with medals and trophies from Switzerland. He moved to the United States in 1913, settled in Monticello, farmed, and later retired to watch skiing on TV while sharing stories with 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Adolph Steurs Monticello Switzerland Adolph Steuri Steuri Les Avants St. Croix Steari Eickstein Westerhorn Stears United States

Voter Roster Fragments List Local Residents

A numbered list of names from multiple towns includes Pauli Roger Vrooman Howard Campbell Dr Findleter Don Schoon C L Norlin J J Reding Gilbert Hearn Dave Miller Roger Pratt Johnny Jones Arend Bal ster Jr W W Bronson W H Soppe J E Welty Lloyd Aller James Pavelka James Dauber Robert Prull Verne Stover F L Fulwider Bernard Bunce Robert Lincoln Jim Peet and Deininger.

Anamosa F.L. Fulwider Bernard Bunce Robert Lincoln Jim Peet Deininger

Farm Bureau backs district elections for county supervisors

Monticello leader Max Specht says signatures came from people rather than organizations as the Farm Bureau moves to petition the Jones county board of supervisors. The action follows a long public sentiment for district-based elections and the Iowa code requirement for even numbered years.

Jones County Farm Bureau Max Specht Monticello County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Board Board of Supervisors the Express Specht Resolutions Committee

Six Actions Heard in Jones County District Court Last Week

Six actions were heard in Jones county district court last week with two hearings set for Friday. Raymond Hayes Curley was fined 300 dollars plus costs on an OMVI charge and allowed 100 dollars down with 50 dollar monthly installments. he may reapply for a license after 60 days. An appeal bond was set at 400 dollars. A writ of habeas corpus was denied for Jack Lee Panton and Lawrence De Claux. Price and Johnston face an escape charge for Friday January 19. Price escaped Anamosa November 15 and was captured the next day by Robert Kline. Johnston escaped January 2 and was later apprehended near Anamosa by Deputy Galen Robertson. Leroy Sexton was granted 260.74 dollars judgment against Louis Novak, who must also pay interest and costs. Wilfred James Carew was granted a divorce from Dorothy Arlene Carew with custody of two children. Dorothy Arlene Carew gains custody of one. No alimony. On January 9 Jean Augustus was granted a divorce from Keith Augustus with custody of two children and 20 dollars weekly child support until the youngest reaches 18 or is married. Judgment of 152.70 dollars was awarded Harold Hollingshead against Thomas and Lucille Day, with interest and costs.

Jones County District Court Raymond Hayes Curley Clarence OMVI Jack Lee Panton Galen Robertson Anamsoa Leroy Sexton Iowa City Louis Novak Monticello Wilfred James Carew Dorothy Arlene Carew

Wayne Zion Lutheran elects five new councilmen

At Wayne Zion Lutheran church annual meeting five new councilmen were elected and cemetery custodian re elected. Deacons elected Marvin Engelbart and Rodney Rieken. Trustees elected Bennie Tobia and Emil Alferts. Treasurer Clifford Helpens and cemetery custodian Willian Jansen were noted as elected and re elected respectively. Five retiring councilmen Deacon Dean McDonald Louis Schafer Trustee Merle Husmann Carl Wehling and Treasurer Raymond Poppe were not eligible for re election.

Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Marvin Engelbart Route Three Anamosa Rodney Rieken Monticello Bennie Tobiason Scotch Grove Emil Alferts Clifford Helpens Willian Jansen Amber Dean McDonald Louis Schafer Merle Husmann Center Jct Carl Wehling Raymond Poppe

Judge W. S. Jordan Dies. 18th District Vacancy

Judge W. Sandoe Jordan of the 18th Judicial District dies at St. Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids after long illness. The district bar meets at Linn county courthouse to recommend successor to Governor Norman Erbe. Jordan served since 1940 and was elected in 1958 to replace J. E. Heiserman. The 18th district covers Jones Linn and Cedar counties.

Eighteenth Judicial District Bar Assa W. Sandoe Jordan Frank Shimanek Monticello District Bar Linn County Norman Erbe Cedar Rapids Jordan J. E. Heiserman Anamosa Supreme Court Jones, Linn Cedar Counties

Weekend Traffic Crashes in Jens County

Two nearly identical weekend crashes reported by Sheriff Lewis Drei belbis. One near Monticello at about 5 p.m. Sunday involved a panel truck driven by James E. Ashby and a car driven by Herbert Lee Benton, both Cedar Rapids, with extensive damage and the icy road cited. Benton charged with failure to yield one half of the traveled way. The second crash occurred at 12:45 a.m. Saturday along the Stone City road near Anamosa, involving Jerald Vernon Lamp and Arthur M. Janssen of Anamosa with extensive damage. Lamp charged with failure to yield one half of the traveled way. No injuries reported. Both drivers issued summons.

Jens Lewis Dreibelbis Monticello Anamosa Paul Stears James E. Ashby Herbert Lee Benton Cedar Rapids Benton Stone City Road Jerald Vernon Lamp Arthur M. Janssen Lamp

Icy Streets Cause Two Monticello Crashes This Week

Two of three Monticello accidents last week were due to icy roads. David Loop 16 slid on West Sixth Street and hit a parked pickup owned by John Jacobs. Elizabeth Merfeld struck a parked car of Robert Ferrall while parking. Ralph J. Bader received a summons for failure to yield after a collision with Raymond L. Marolf at East Sixth and North Maple.

Monticello West Sixth St David Loop John Jacobs Elizabeth Merfeld Merfeld Robert Ferrall Ferrall Ralph J. Bader East Sixth North Maple St Bader Raymond L. Marolf

Rodney Rieken Wins Award in Clean Station Contest

Rodney Rieken of Monticello received a suitcase award this week for placing in Shelley's Clean Station contest. The honor was based on improvement and upkeep of service stations over a three month period.

Rodney Rieken Monticello Shelley

Monticello Men Lead Iowa Dealers Board and National Team

B. B. McLaughlin of Monticello was re elected by Iowa Automobile Dealers to serve a three year term as director of the state association beginning January 1 1962. Louis Freese of Monticello was appointed Jones county chairman representing the National Automobile Dealers Association.

B. B. McLaughlin Monticello Iowa Automobile Dealers Association Jones County Louis Freese National Automobile Dealers Association

Birthday celebration and family visits across multiple towns

The notice lists several social visits in South Fork Anamosa Ryan Sand Springs Dubuque Cascade Dyersville Greeley Hopkinton Worthington Worthington Woth ington and surrounding areas including birthday congratulations for Louis Billmeyer and a birthday party at his home with relatives from multiple families.

South Fork Rhimy Topping Anamosa Alfred Perckl Martelle Frank Miller Mable Guthrie Ruth Art Feldmann Lois Trumm Ryan Ray Kirby Sand Springs Louis Billmeyer Bert Stiermann Tony Billmeyer Robert Fitzpatrick Dubuque George Billmeyer Elmer Paul Redmond Cascade Joe Billmeyer Anna Billmeyer Dyersville Henry Billmeyer Kathy Greeley Thresa Albany Hopkinton Ben Schemmel Worthington Irvin Becker Terry Mike Gudenhauf Wothington

Community notes retold from Hopkinton area

A long list of Sunday and New Year visitors fills local social columns. Families from Delhi Dyersville Hopkinton Cascade Monticello and Manchester attend dinners and services while relatives travel for holidays and a birth adds to local news.

Social Gatherings and Plans Across Marion Community

Elizabeth and David Specht attended a Builder's party at the Methodist camp on Tuesday evening. Wayne and Debbie King hosted a Friday party for Debbie's third birthday with many King and Stadtmueller family guests. Several members prepared for Washington assignments, with Shirley Stadtmueller and two friends leaving by train for Navy Dept employment. New Year gatherings included Stadtmueller family dinners, and a Youth Fellowship event is planned at Peniel Presbyterian Church for January 14.

Elizabeth David Specht Wayne King Debbie Sue Patsy Rae King Herman Reth Boyd King Connie Glen King Clifford Herr Cathie Delmar King Keith Karen Clarence Stadtmueller Shirley Marion Washington, D. C Navy Department Judy Dolan Prairieburg Joyce Meyers Dyersville Miss Stadtmueller Personels Training Institute Omaha Herman Egger Paul Black Lyle Hosford Ben Eileen Melvin Stadtmueller Ellen Paul Stadtmueller Ella Rickels Louis Ebel Williamsburg

Visitors fill week with calls at multiple homes

Shirley and Art Weber visited Anamosa and Center Point homes, sharing meals with the Ford and Satchett families. Cedar Rapids guests included the Reid and Saggs households, while additional visitors came from Iowa City Lone Tree and various King households for dinners and services at the Methodist church.

Shirley Clair Ford Anamosa Art Weber DeWain Thompson Weber Thompson Clarence Eberhart Barbara Janet John Lowry Donald Satchett Center Point Marvin Stahlberg Bernell Reid Cedar Rapids Kathy Reid Floyd McCorkel James McLaughlin Scott Mary Cleo Casady George Bedell Iowa City Lloyd King Lone Tree Bert King Clifford Herr Wayne King Delmar King Russell Eldred Methodist Church Cullen Tschantz L. R. Bader Gail Bader Pat Finnegan George Saggs Duane Caspers Bruce Tobe Caspers

Harford boy returns home for holidays from Shrine hospital

Oxford Jct and Lowell Harford eight year old son of Mrs George Wozeniick arrived home from Shrine hospital for crippled children Minneapolis to spend holidays with his parents Potentate Ed Klouda and Noble Ray Keeppel of El Kahir shrine Cedar Rapids drove to Minnesota to bring him home He will stay home for several weeks Announcement also notes marriage of Airman James Lacey son of Mrs Hugh O Brien of Oxford Jct to Gayle Graham of Roswell New Mexico The wedding occurred November 16 at Roswell

Oxford Jct Lowell Harford George Wozeniick Shrine Hospital Crippled Children Minneapolis Minn Ed Klouda Noble Ray Keeppel el Kahir Shrine Cedar Rapids Minnesota Hom Airman James Lacey Hugh O'Brien Oxford Gayle Graham Roswell N.M Lacey Robert Mizaur Mizaur Roy Russell Anamosa John Russell Clinton Glen Russell Charles Bagley Laverton Tom Hanwardsen Ernest von Sprecken Floyd Hodgden Robert Peacock Charles Hodgden Vernon

Local social notes from Ill and Iowa residents over New Year period

Ill residents and relatives from Hannibal and Cicero visited over the holidays with Ingwersens and Lasacks. Air Force personnel and families from Lake Charles planned return to duty while others traveled to Orlando for winter. A Home Arts Club meeting in January featured nine members and four guests with a prize won by Frank Henak.

Home Arts Club Emile Burian Tillie Wosoba Charles Slouha Vernon Steffens Frank Hodoval Frank Henak Mary Lasack Roxie Lasack Cicero Ill Fred Lasack Keith Barber Carl Broderson Clarence John Crowley DeWitt Wit Lasack Lasack Ben Benson Marilyn John Peckosh Frank Peckosh Pam Leinbaugh Jay Mowry Lost Nation Agnes Peckosh Robert Kleineck Roger Ingwersen Kenny Mizaur Oxford Eric Leslie

Zimmerman family annual gathering at Farm Bureau Anamosa

The Zimmerman family held its yearly get-together at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa on December 31 with 49 in attendance. Attendees from Anamosa included Leslie and furt Frankfurt couple and a long list of Zimmermans and friends, with additional guests from Monticello Tipton Cedar Rapids Olin and nearby Silvis Heights Illinois.

Zimmerman Farm Bureau Anamosa Monticello Loren Bronemann Gary Zimmerman Tipton August Zimmerman Larry Janet Zimmerman Iowa City Bernard Burkey Steve Sue Silvis Heights Ill

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.D. Survey Jean Augustus Keith Augustus Harold Hollingshead Thomas Lucille Day Wayne Church W. S. Jordan Lan James Flannagan Delhi Doran Franc Dan Jay Lyle Flannagan Louis Porter Martha Hartwig Welcome Hazel. Kramer E. W. Mussmann Kramer Hartwig Frank Digman D. W. McDonald Wm. Eike Cletus Norbert Digman Aelred White Kenny Becker Erma Becker Vernon Becker Vernon Melchert Raymond Marchbach Gilbert Becker Kenny Hosch Coggan Junior DeShaw Buck Creek Merle DeShaw Ray Crowley Howard DeShaw Alfred Melchert Mickey Stadtmueller Clarence Smith Henry Zangerle Chuck June Gadient Erma Haas Farley Bud Gavin John Feltes Janice Feltes Katherine McElmeel Manchester Lou Ehrismann Herb Bell Alphonse Willenbring New Vienna Arnold Turnis Jerry Welter Joe Trenkamp Alfred Leunsmann Vernon Gudenkauf Jimmie Kenny Dean Cooper Howard Hart Mary Trenkamp Bud McGovern George Turnis Burt Deshaw Dick Thompson Craig Roger McIntosh John Gadient Sharon Mike Anton Hoeger Emil Jasper Bill McDowell Bob Hunt Joe Oswald Irvin Recker Henry Recker Leo Solovski Waterloo Louis Chapmann Leon White Jerome Jaeger Bill Herington Mrs George Herington Richard Les White Emma White Frank Jasper Ray Trenkamp Marc Maynard Dick Turnis Frank Turnis Mary Lahr Wallace Nehl Gerald Goodken Loretta Bud Roy Hein New Years Tom Oehler Joe Lahr Hans Mohr Harold Mohr Loren Smith LaPorte City Donald Mohr Bob Mohr Lavern Digmann John Prult Knepper Mark Shirley Smith Walter Kraus Geo White Bill Feltes Mary Steffen Ruth Guthrie Pegg Leytem Donald Sternhagen Anna Tucker Cletus Goodken Dorothy Carrie Miller Louis Pothapky Marshalltown Frank Irish, Jr Marnee Des Moines Carlin Irish Aurora Colo C.B. Johnson Frank Irish James Littlefield LaGrange Raymond Thompson Ellsworth Texas B.m.ferguson James Feidler Monticello Hospital Marshall Neil Louis Bacon Lawrence Bacon Sumner H. J. Erkel Duluth John Headrick Duane Billings Wm. Cole Davenport Fred Cole Albert Parson Howard Wilson Evansdale Anna Wilson B.M. Ferguson Presbyterian Women’s Organization Board of Ecumenical Mission and Relations United Presbyterian Church of U.S.A Hopkinton Church Thelma Johnston Hopkinton Organization John J. Williamson Rantoul, Ll John David Williamson Ilinois John C. Williamson William Flannagan Harro Ingwersen Loren Kula S.A.C Lake Charles Air Force Base Louis Kula Alabama Dennis Barnum Hannibal, Mo Louis Ingwersen Leslie Frankfurt Dean Frankfurt Renee Ricky Kelly Joe Minehart David Timmy Bobby Richard Luck John Zimmerman Gregory and Lois Frankfurt Barbara Piper Olin Howard Schellin Dianne Richard Sanborn Marla Brian Robert Paulson Denis Sherry Kenneth Zimmerman Louis Zimmerman Mary Katherine Johnnie Liggett
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