Monticello Rotary Program Features Rotarian Bill Stahler
No births reported from John McDonald Hospital or correspondents. Vehicle licenses issued include Harmsway Truck Sites Monticello GMC and Bock Wy Mom. Monticello Lions Club to meet Monday Jan 25 with 6 30 dinner. George Hixenbaugh of WMT TV to speak on TV and radio. Wayne No. school reports 100 percent on Dental Honor Roll with list of students.
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Monticello Rotary Club
Bill Stahler
Blanche E. Corwin
Harmsway
Monticello
Mosa
Anaindsa
GMC
Fred C. Bock
Wyoming
Pontiac
Monticello Lions Club
Howard Hicks
George Hixenbaugh
Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Hixenbaugh
Wayne No
Velma Winkler
Helgens
Janice. Bohlken
Treya. Folkeys
Marla Portewig
Ray Heeren
Bill Bohlken
Rose Portewig
Betty Hinrichs
Janis Martinsen
Michael Plueger
Larry Herren
Philip Bohlken
Bobby Plueger
Linda Bohiken
Marlene Helgens
Everett Tobiason
Monti's WaMaC Title Chance Bright Marion Down Into 2nd Place
Monticello and Marion both faced Independence in WaMaC action with Marion’s 45 to 42 loss dropping them to second place tied with Monticello. Independence remains the league leader behind strong play from Cabalka Van Horn Ehler and Roberts while Monticello and Marion hope for a title showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
Black Panthers
Independence
Marion
Monticello
Cabalka
van Horn
Wessels
Black
Ehler
Roberts
Fewer Admissions Mark 1953 at John McDonald Hospital
The 1953 John McDonald Hospital year reduced admissions to 2484 from 2533 in 1952 and averaged seven patients daily. The report notes about 1000 outpatients, 128 accident cases, 529 operations, 282 births, and 73 employees. New lab equipment and a nearly completed nurses call system were installed.
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John McDonald Hospital
Myrtle Ross
Ross
Arend Balster
Balster
Millington Carpenter
Carpenter
Christ
Two Candidates For County Soil Commissioner Post
W. F. Robertson Olin and Irvin Sievers Wyoming plus Arthur Siver Martelle announced as filing for the Jones County Soil Conservation District commissioner seat. Election set at Olin high school February 13 with 11 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. voting. Officials include Francis Crock Ival Clark Oscar Kinler and Herb Levsen. The winner succeeds retiring Arthur Siver after a six year term.
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Jones
County
Soil Conservation District
W. F. Robertson
Olin
Irvin Sievers
Wyoming
Arthur Siver
Martelle
Olin High School
Francis Crock
Mechanicsville
Ival Clark
Oscar Kinler
Herb Levsen
Board reelects directors for coming year names listed
Board members of the board of directors were re-elected to serve for the coming year. Besides Balster the slate includes James Maurice secretary and treasurer R A Cartano Dr Millington Carpenter John J Locher Charles M Luett Dr T M Redmond Harry W Stabler and Dr C G Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balster
James Maurice
R. A. Cartano
Millington Carpenter
John J. Locher
Charles M. Luett
T. M. Redmond
Harry W. Stabler
C. G. Thomas
Panthers Triumph Over Manchester 63 to 50 on Friday
Monticello's Black Panthers defeated Manchester 63 to 50 as Ron Rhatigan led with 9 points and Carl Egger topped scoring with 6 field goals and 7 free throws. Ken Lang fed Egger while Ken Aldrich sparked the final period scoring. Monticello's Freshman-Sophomore team won 48 to 36.
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Monticello
Independence
Panthers
Cabalka
Black
Egger
Meier
Rickels
Rhatigan
Leo Cabalka
van Horn
Ehler
Roberts
Glen Rickels
Carl Egger
Ron Rhatigan
Ray Meier
Ken Lang
Black Panthers
Manchester
Manhawks
Jansen
Adamson
Lang
Barnts
Schmidt
Ken Aldrich
Monning
Tuetken
Aldrich
Jack Thoeni
Max Wismeier
Jene Schmidt
Bill Jansen
Ed Gerrets
Harold Shugart
WaMaC Friday Scores Reported Across Conference
Friday night WaMaC conference games produced Monticello 63 over Manchester 50, Independence 45 over Marion 42, Maquoketa 66 over Anamosa 57, and Tipton 70 over Vinton 69.
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Wamac
Monticello
Manchester
Independence
Marion
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Tipton
Vinton
Jones County Health Council Meets Tuesday
The Jones County Public Health Council will meet Tuesday at 6 30 in the REA building in Anamosa. A pot-luck supper precedes a talk on diseases of bones by Dr. John Robb of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Public Health Council
REA
Anamosa
John Robb
Cedar Rapids
Handi Tool Under Investigation After Sacramento Officer Killed
Franklin Equipment Company reports an inquiry from California attorney general about identification of a Handi Tool. Police officer Jack Rea of North Sacramento was shot and killed by a burglar who dropped the bent tool. the bar had been bent after three burglaries. An FBI inquiry about a wrecking bar used in crimes is noted.
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Franklin Equipment Company
Monticello
State of California
Jack Rea
North
Sacramento
Rea
Franklin
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Monticello Lions Plan 1954 Minstrel Show Night Club Frolics
Monticello Lions Club kicks rehearsals for Night Club Frolics a minstrel show to be presented February 25 and 26 in the public school auditorium. Ray Stumbaugh leads as general chair and chorus director with a full plot tying the acts together.
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Monticello Lions
Monticello Lions Club
Ray Stumbaugh
Monticello
Ray, Fluckiger
Harold Gottleaber
James Bender
George
Nieters
Miss Marilyn Miller Receives VA Hospital Volunteer Award
Miss Marilyn Miller of Monti cello, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Miller, a State University of Town student, stands among 326 SUI students and townspeople honored for volunteer service to Veterans Administration hospital patients in Town City. Volunteers logged 42 442 hours of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Women’s Association
SUI
Miss Miller
Marilyn Miller
Roy ‘Miler
Monticello
State University of Town
Veterans Administration Hospital
Town City
You Should Have But One Thought You Should Have But One Thought
The Monticello Express advertises single minded focus for buyers and sellers with a call to use want ads. It notes telephone numbers 6 and 7 are available daily for assistance.
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Monticello Express
Percentage Factor Not Received From State ASC Offices Hayden Says
Jones county farmers await county factor figures as national corn acreage cuts set by Ezra Taft Benson reduce production by 17 percent to just under 47 million bushels. State and county ASC officials discuss township reviews and quota calculations with penalties limited to loss of price support loan eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Hayden
Ezra Taft Benson
Jones County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Iowa
Neal Hayden
The
Express
United States
Parent teachers Hear County Home Economist
The January PT A meeting drew a good crowd despite icy conditions with a full program. Miss Helen Tucker spoke on Your Childs Nutrition and a short film was shown while Camp Fire groups presented a skit and songs. Officers presided as plans for a February meeting on the new junior high program were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvin Yeoman
Yeoman
Ray Stumbaugh
Vance Stead
Helen Tucker
Jones County
Wakita Camp Fire Girls
L. C. Perkins
Robert Wilkinson
Wetaka Camp
Jerilyn Straub
Georgeanne Maire
Nancy Perkins
Sharon Starks
Joanne Ambuehl
Wakita Group
Janet Peters
Jane Seehusen
Jackie Nickel
Shirley Otten
Jean McDonald
Wetaka Group
Leslie Balster
Earl DeShaw
Bud Suter
John Wilcox
Gay Otten
Clair Eggiman
Wilbur Hinrichs
Vernon Steiner
Everett
Nickel
John Schmidt
Monmouth Visit Reports from Local Callers
Mr and Mrs George Rausch and Judy were Thursday evening visitors at the Marvin Sanderson home in Monmouth confirming social ties in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rausch
Judy
Marvin Sanderson
Monmouth
Mid-Winter Band Concert at Monticello High School
The Monticello High School Concert Band under Ray Stumbaugh will perform a full hour concert in the high school auditorium on Tuesday February 2 at 7 45 p m The program includes cadet band selections and pieces from Guys and Dolls and The Red Mill with broadway tunes and more audience invited scheduled for an evening of varied musical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
Ray Stumbaugh
Stumbaugh
PTA
Rotary Club
Frank Loesser
Red Mill
Victor Herbert
Cadet Band
Condition Of Accident Victim Is Improving
Mrs Dorrance Chapman of Hopkinton who was badly hurt in last Tuesday nights accident that killed two Hopkinton residents is now listed as serious by doctors at the University of Iowa Hospitals She had emergency surgery on her face and neck after being rushed there by ambulance and her condition has progressed from critical to serious as of Saturday noon report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrance Chapman
Hopkinton
University of Iowa
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Lions
Clut
Monti
Chance Bright
John McDonald
Dorothy Pickett
Janis Pickett
St. Luke’s School of Nursing
Charles Tuttle
Pvt
Edward T. Redmond
Koje
Korea
Pvt. Redmond
Ben Redmond
Cascade
Jansen Ino
Lang Egger
Meier Sne
Rhatigan i Adamson
Jansen A Barnts
Jones County Health Council
Charles Podhaski
California
F. E. Patterson
Alva Freese
Lois Shover
Otto Smith
Floyd Kephart
Robert Savage
Mari. Johnson
Vanourny John Deere Day
Ed Vanourny
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