Sacred Heart Teams Sweep Jones County Titles
Sacred Heart of Monticello swept the 1961 Jones County tournament by winning both finals. The girls beat Olin 72 47 at Martello, led by Joyce Manternach with 34 and Carol Seehusen 20, while Midland of Wyoming fell to Sacred Heart boys 51 36 at Wyoming, Jerry Manternach 13 paced SH, with John Ripperton 14 for Midland. All boys games were in Wyoming and girls in Martello.
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Sacred Heart of
Monticello
Jones County
Sacred Heart
Olin
Martello
Midland
Wyoming
Carol Seehusen
Marcia Benischek
Jerry Manternach
John Ripperton
Joyce Manternach
Pat Hobert
Carole Seehusen
Margaret Locher
Agnes Onken
Jean Eilers
Linda Onken
Louise Locher
Pat Hausman
R.V. Mullen
Sally Becker
Mary Kay Tillotson
Janice Clement
Sacred Heart Eagles
Larry Webber
Paul Heeren
Gordon Westhoff
Rick Westhoff
Larry Howie
Nick Becker
Joe Hobert
Jim Locher
Bob Mullen
Bob Shimanek
Dean Muller
Dave Loop
Ed Husmann
Bob Dusanek
Terry Chandlee
Phil Eichhorn
Jerry Wessels
Jerry Starr
Les Westnahl
Ron Mortensen
Ken Sievers
Dave Sullivan
Steve Becker
Births and marriages in Jones county records
Births reported from John McDonald hospital include a Langworthy boy for Richard Gorton and a Monticello boy for Glen Rickels. Marriage licenses list John Lee Paulsen and Shirley Eye. James EE Shorwell and Shirley M Rickels. Police court records show Darwin K Sherman fined for soliciting without license.
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John McDonald Hospital
Richard Gorton
Langworthy
Glen Rickels
Monticello
Jones County
John Lee
Paulsen
Maquoketa
Shirley Eye
James EE
Shorwell
Tipton
Shirley M
Rickels
Scotch Grove
C. F. Shimanek
Dar
Win K Sherman
Car and Truck Licenses Delinquent Reminders
Jones County treasurer Gene Taylor reminds that 1961 car and truck licenses are due February 1 with a five percent penalty or minimum of 1.09 if paid after the deadline. Enforcement on 1960 delinquents begins March 15. by Tuesday afternoon 3,404 car licenses and 809 truck licenses had been purchased. License sales are about normal.
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Gene Taylor
Jones County
Taylor
Sacred Heart Girls Win Two In Cage Tournament Finals
Sacred Heart girls reach county finals by beating Oxford Junction 47 62 and Morley 65 60. High scorers include Carol Seehagen 24 against Oxford Junction Agnes Oaken 27 against Morley Doris Hall 20 for Oxford Junction Sharon Hanna 22 for Morley. Morley wins consolation over Martelle 52 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Oxford Junction
Morley
Carol Seehagen
Agnes Oaken
Doris Hall
Sharon Hanna
Olin
Midland
Wyoming
Martello
Marcia Benischek
Bite MALY Reciees America's Greatest W
In Monticello Iowa a local incident draws attention as residents recall a nickname and a notable event. Details remain fragmentary but the piece centers on community reaction to a claim of greatness and local pride.
Camp Fire Girls Golden Jubilee Events and Nursing Class
Camp Fire Girls mark a golden jubilee with a Monticello dinner and jubilee activities across the community. The Monticello session invites 18 to 55 year olds for a 12 month practical nursing course at SUI. Mrs. Roscoe and Mrs. Ford conduct the nursing session at 9 30 a m. John McDonald hospital in Monticello Thursday. Jubilee items include windows displays, birthday week parties in March, and costumes from 1912 on display. Charter members and relatives linked to Monticello branch noted with several listed living and deceased members across states.
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Iowa City
State University of Iowa College of Nursing
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
SUS
Ann Roscoe
Merle Wood
Ford
SUI College of Nursing
SUI
Camp Fire
Monticello Camp Fire Council
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Blue Bird
Horizon
Down
Nellie Carpenter
Gerlick
Innes
Ethel George Fraser
Doris Northrup Drake
Mary Hull Dodds
California
Harriet Theoni Robin
Washington
Ollie Smithson Koop
Des Moines
Ruth Young Metcalf
Missouri
Helen Hefner Grassfield
Colorado
Helen Hosford Botton
Maryland
Gussie Hogan Russell
Wisconsin
Lena Kasper Carlison
Thais van Meter Adams
Edith Hoult Hubbard
Ann Stirton Ech~ternach
Monticello Chosen for Jones County Beef Banquet
Jones County Beef Producers Association officers were elected in Monticello with Bob Nowachek as president and Paul Allen as vice president. Duck Smith becomes secretary treasurer and directors include Paul Schnelter, Bob Lubben, and Glenn Brown, who retires as chairman. The banquet is tentatively set for March 9 in Monticello with prime roast beef, a guest speaker, and entertainment.
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Jones County Beef Producers Association
Monty
Monticello
Jones County
Bob Nowachek
Wyoming
Paul Allen
Onslow
Retarye
Duck Smith
Anamosa
Paul Schnelter
Bob Lubben
Glenn Brown
Olin
Jones County Beef Producers Ass'n
Paul Schneiter
Glen Brown
Steamboat Bill Petersen to Speak at Joint Lions Rotary Meet
William J. Steamboat Bill Petersen Iowa City executive secretary of the Iowa State Historical Society and Palimpsest editor will address the annual Lions and Rotary joint meeting Monday at 6 30 pm at St Katthew s Lutheran church Lions handle the meal Rotarians the program plans for the inter service club Olympics were altered last week with eliminations to be held by each club before a multi month schedule.
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William J. ‘Steamboat Bull'? Petersen
Iowa State Historical Society
Palimpsest
Iowa City
Rotary
Lions Clubs
St. Katthew’s Lutheran Church
Lions
District Court Hears Four Cases and Sentences Inmates
Judge B J Maxwell presided over four district court cases on Friday and nine new civil actions were filed that week. Inmate Darwin Bissel of Anamosa Men’s Reformatory received an indeterminate sentence up to five years for escaping on October 28, 1960, to start after prior confinement ends, and was fined court costs. In Donovan versus Commercial Credit and Equipment Corp a new trial motion was denied after a jury awarded $884.09 on November 15 for an automobile collision involving an employee of the defendant on November 12, 1959. An order enrolled in the case of Martha Schlemmer Switzer directs actions regarding a referee and attorney (Continued on page 4).
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B. J. Maxwell
Darwin Bissel
Anamosa
Bissel
Vincent W. Donovan
Rural
Martha Schlemmer Switzer
New Director and Officer Named by Monticello Bank
Monticello State Bank named a new director J. E. Heiserman Anamosa and named Jim Corwin as assistant cashier. Existing officers include H. W. Stuhler chairman James A. Maurice president Charles M. Luett vice president Louis L Morf cashier and others as assistant cashiers farm department manager and trust officer. Directors listed are Arend Balster Jr M F Carpenter Cecil L Goettsch John J Locher Charles M Luert James A Maurice John C Shover Harry W Stuhler and Cc G Thomas.
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Monticello State Bank
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
Jim Corwin
Corwin
H. W. Stwuhler
James A. Maurice
Charles M. Luett
Louis L. Morf
Donald E. Bergman
Robert J. DeVaney
D. P. Sutherland
Robert D. Patten
Richard J. Moore
Arend Balster, Jr
M. F. Carpenter
Cecil L. Goettsch
John J. Locher
Charles M. Luert
John C. Shover
Harry W. Stuhler
Cc. G. Thomas
Hi-Way Market Opens 99 Cent Food Sale
A 99 cent food sale starts today at Hi-Way Market and runs through Saturday. Owner Jim Read confirms the promotion with departmental specials listed in an AIS advertisement.
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Jim Read
AIS
Bill Stichter Takes Lead in Long's Meat Department
Bill Stichter is now in charge of the meat department at Long's Royal Blue supermarket. He previously worked in a Maquoketa grocery. The Sticht ers reside at 429 Main in Monticello with two children, Mike aged 2 1/2 and Jo Ellen three months.
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Bill Stichter
Long
Royal Blue
Maquoketa
Stichter
Main
Monticello
Stichters
Mike
Jo Ellen
300 Attend Annual Jones County Dairy Banquet
About 300 people attended the Jones county Dairy banquet at Strawberry Hill Anamosa last Wednesday night. Joe Legg acted as MC and guests included Bonnie Sue Houghtaling Nacional Diary Princess J W Rowe and Dan Murphy.
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Jones County
Strawberry Hill
Anamosa
Joe Legg
Bonnie Sue Houghtaling
Swan
Nacional Diary
J. W. Rowe
Waterloo
D-X. Sunray Oil Co
Dan Murphy
Des Moines
American Dairy Assn
Iowa
Farm Couples Meet Jan 26 on Home Management
The second in a series of farm home management meetings will be held Thursday Jan 26 at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa. William Oschwald Cedar Rapids Extension agronomist will speak on Planning for Maximum Crop Profits. Beatrice Brock Jones county home economist will present a program on using consumer credit. All interested young farm couples invited.
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Farm Bureau
Anamasa
William Oschwald
Cedar Rapids
Extension Area Agronomist
Beatrice Brock
Jones County
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Janna Henderson
Joyce Lehrman
Sondra Lorenzen
Sharon Shebtka
Penny Rohwedder
Linda Bunning
Nancy Moreland
Patty Rohwedder
Donna Krutzfield
Retta Rix
Linda Hawley
Loren Mortvedt
Marion
Richard Moenk
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richard John
Renee Jane
Moenks
David
Pamela
Barbara Jean
Lee Laetare
Freese Motors
Evalena Helgens
Plymouth
Huerter
Pontiac
W Maynard
Coleen van Antwerp
Rambler
John Prior
Chevrolet
Rudolph
Evelyn Oltmanns
eHuerter
Ana
Mosa
E- Herman
Edna Henningsen
Harry Hotsington
Buick
Paul R. Neal
Charles McTowers
Ming
Joyce Betzer
Mary Randall
Martelle
Sharon Herra
Phyllis Stabenow
Sacred Heart Boys
Westhoff
Elgis
Ray Findley
Ed Husman
Larry Richardson
Buck Krutzfield
Monticello, Iowa
First
Campamp Fire Organization
Helen Hosford Bohlken
Christian Marugg Buol
Minnie Wilker
Harriet Thoeni Robin
Frieda Hanken
Lizzie Freese Wahl
Mary Halls Dodd
Ann Stirton Echternach
Steamboat Bill Petersen
Monticello Bank
Long’s
Jones County Dairy Quality Control Board
Robert Wahl
Gilbert Vernimont
Alvin Byerly
John H. Dirks
Amber
Chris Fisher
Dale Suckow
Anaemosa
George Hoult
Arnold Poppe
Harold Miner
Ray Stivers
Leo Bonjour
Dean Zirkelbach
William Vernimont
Neman Meyer
Tom Powell
Jim Hubbard
George B. Brown
Loyal Byerly
Robert Zirkelbach
4-H Builders Club
Dave Hammond
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