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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1961

Page

2

Fair Board Reorganizes Aims To Name Fair Manager

The Great Jones County Fair board began reorganization after Tuesday night resignations and an election of new officers. H W Stihler was named chair man with Ross Baty as president Cecil Goettsch as first vice president Mike Paulsen as second vice president and James Maurice as treasurer. The board will appoint a fair manager a bookkeeper and a grounds keeper. Claude Appleby who resigned as fair secretary remains on the board. A committee to study recovery from the December horse barn fire at Monticello was formed and will report at the February meeting. Members are Tom Eden Robert Livingston Mike Paulsen and Claude Appleby.

Jones County Fair H. W. Stihler Ross Baty Cecil Goettsch Mike Paulsen James Maurice Fair Board Claude Appleby Appleby Monti Tom Eden Robert Livingston

Red Cross Plans March Fund Drive in Monticello

Preliminary plans for the 1961 Monticello Red Cross fund campaign were set at a Monday luncheon at Monty Cafe. The goal is 2169 dollars with 50 volunteers for residential areas, six for the business district, and eight to ten for other areas.

Monticello American Red Cross Monty Cafe Ellis Rickey Wellman Elton Copley Glenn Jones Glenn Hargrave Rickey Jones County Castle Grove Lovell Richland Washington Cass Wayne Scotch Grove Clay Townships Jones Hargrave Iowa Linn County Cedar Rapids

County Board Approves Salary Raises and Road Fund Transfers

The Jones county Board of Supervisors approves a ten dollar monthly raise for county workers and adopts the road construction program for state approval. The auditor will transfer 3,316.45 from road clearing to the secondary road fund. Joe Kula of Anamosa is named to the Soldiers Relief commission. Salary details include deputies, clerks, and nurses across sheriff, treasurer, auditor, auditor, health, and county offices. Road fund salaries list engineers and clerks.

Jones County Board of Supervisors George Specht Everett Mayberry State Highway Commission Joe Kula Anamosa Soldiers Relief Commission Ludwig J Roy Folkerts Ed Murray Glenn Koppenhaver Donald Serbousek Ralph Miller Louis Hannan Joe Chaloupka Louis Hulseberg Richard North~rup Nancy Orr

FLBA to Meet on Thursday February 2

More than 300 farmers are expected at the annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank Association of Cedar Rapids at the Sheraton Montrose hotel on Thursday February 2. Association president R D Sanford of Scotch Grove will lead the meeting which starts with a noon dinner. Richard Haeder Sr of Wolsey South Dakota director on the Omaha District Farm Credit Board will speak. Two directors will be elected to three year terms for the association serving Jones Linn and Benton counties. Kenneth Howie of Monticello is currently one of six directors.

Federal Land Bank Association of Cedar Rapids Sherapton=Montrose R. D. Sanford Scotch Grove Richard Haeder Sr Wolsey, S.C Omaha District Farm Credit Board Jones, Linn Benton Kenneth Howie Monticello

Center Junction Creamery Annual Meeting Saturday

The Farmer's Mutual Co operative Creamery Association of Center Junction will meet Saturday January 28 at the Center Junction schoolhouse. The Presbyterian Women's Guild will serve a noon meal at 11 30 a.m. A business meeting follows with a year’s work analysis and officers to be elected at 1 p.m.

The Farmer's Mutual Co - Operative Creamery Association of Center Junction

Monticello Forms Male Chorus At Lions Club Meeting

Monticello opens a new men's community chorus spearheaded by Ray Adams. Joe Noble directs, with 15 men showing interest and weekly practice Mondays at Central School.

Monticello Lions Rotary Ray Adams Adams Harland Hetzler Joe Noble Monticello High School Noble Dick Long Ron George Burrichter Wally Sun=der Lyle Behrends

Judge Combines Two Loop Cases in Monticello Court

Judge B J Maxwell combined two Loop family cases in Monticello district court. Kathryn Loop and Bert Loop face a sale dispute over LP Gas Co and the divorce action No 14722. A temporary injunction in case No 14901 was granted then lifted, allowing the sale to proceed with a bank as clerk. Guardian ad litem E W Brashaw is appointed for Cecil F Blayney and Elizabeth Blayney.

District Court B. J. Maxwell Kathryn Loop Bert Loop Monticello Loop LP Gas Co Maxwell E. W. Brashaw Guardian Ad Litem Cecil F. Blayney

Langworthy Creamery to Hold Annual Patrons Meeting

The Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery of Langworthy will hold its annual patrons meeting at 1 30 p m Saturday January 28 at the Langworthy school. Three board members will be elected and Dan Murphy linked to the American Dairy Association will speak. A lunch will follow.

Farmers Mutual Co .Operaive Creamery Co Langworthy Langworthy School Dan Murphy American Dairy Association

Retirement Home Committee Named

A 17 member committee was named Friday night to plan and develop the proposed Jones county Retirement Home. The group met in the Farm Bureau building at Anamosa and will study organizational setup financial arrangements and site. Preliminary studies show interest in a modern home with infirmary facilities for 50 to 100 residents. Members include Reuel McColm Leigh Clark Kenneth Howle Monticello John England Dr Findlatter Miss Crowtd er Olin Russell Tenley Bud Barger Morley William Reade Onslow Ralph Orth Arthur Wallace Wyoming Ray Embree Paul Smith Robert Livingstone Warren Rees Harlan Hawker and Joe Legg. Legg was named temporary chairman.

Jones Country Farm Bureau Anamosa Reuel McColm Leigh Clark Kenneth Howle Monticello John England Dr. Findlatter Miss Crowtder Olin Russell Tenley Bud Barger Morley William Reade Onslow Ralph Orth Arthur Wallace Wyoming Ray Embree Paul Smith Robert Livingstone Warren Rees Harlan Hawker Joe Legg Mosa Legg

Rabies Fear Across Nation Mentioned In Public Health Note

Rabies exposure leads to anxiety as more than half a million yearly animal bites occur with about 23 percent fatalities. The text notes 60,000 Americans require a 14 to 21 day vaccine series. It urges treating any bite seriously until rabies is ruled out, citing Iowa cases in skunks cattle cats and dogs, and mentions bats as well.

Iowa

Donors Contribute About 1865 To Cedar Jones Retarded Children

Approximately $1 865 was raised in the 1960 fund drive by the Cedar Jones County Association for Retarded Children. The money from mail campaigns and a benefit dance will fund classroom instruction in two counties, teacher scholarships, and contributions to state institutions and the national group. Bernard Kuriger of Monticello, the drive chair, urged public awareness and invited clubs to learn more or join, with speakers available from association members.

Cedar Jones County Association National Association Bernard Kuriger Monticello Kuriger Association

Earl Zumbach Named Outstanding Farmer In Delaware County

Earl Zumbach, 33, of Coggan, was named Delaware County Outstanding Young Farmer of 1960 by the Manchester Junior Chamber of Commerce. He has 362 acres, a 58 cow dairy herd producing 500 pounds fat per cow, and a growing crop program. He is active in farm groups, the Delaware County Young Republicans, and church work.

Earl Zumbach Coggan Delaware County Manchester

Talbert elected Jones county NFO chairman at meeting

Bill Talbert of Cascade was elected Jones county chairman of the NFTA at the Onslow Community hall with about 50 members present. Other officers named include Vic Kleineck as vice chairman Ervin Von Sprechen secretary Herman Brunscheen treasurer Loren Hartwig publicity chairman and Merle Catlett a three year county trustee. The next meeting is Feb 2 at the Oxford Junction Legion club. The public is invited.

Bill Talbert Cascade Jones County N.F.O Onslow Vic Kleineck Ervin von Sprechen Olin Herman Brunscheen Wyoming Loren Hartwig Merle Catlett Morley Orland Manternach Alvin Mohr John Allen Second Congressional District Oxford Junction Legion Club Ivan Struzanski Oxford

County 4-H Contributes to Camping Center

Jones County 4-H clubs donate 1500 dollars to the State 4-H Camping Center near Madrid. The gift, presented by Lavern Nagel and Mrs. John Kuntz to Marie Bishop, marks the first of 40 local clubs contributions in a two year drive to fund new facilities at the 617 acre camp with capacity for 250 campers.

Jones County Madrid Lavern Nagel John Kuntz Marie Bishop Ames Holiday House Mt. Vernon

Eldred Re Named Chairman of Iowa Roads Committee

Russell Eldred of Anamosa Jones county has been re appointed chairman of the Iowa roads and highways committee He is on the appropriations conservation county and township affairs labor ways and means and agriculture committees This week he reported 100 House bills and 53 Senate bills introduced He introduced a bill to allow 3000 state aid for Jones Harding and Lee counties for the first deputy sheriff to offset reform school and penitentiary costs a bill to raise the supervisor construction limit from 5000 to 10000 and a bill making it a misdemeanor for minors to possess beer

Russell Eldred Anamosa Jones County Eldred Assembly Senate Jones, Hardin and Lee Reform School Reformatory and Penitentiary

Deere Day Set for Feb 3 at Monticello

John Deere Day returns to Monticello on Friday February 3 with a noon lunch at the John Deere Store and a 1 p.m. program in the Community building. Local dealer Ed Vanourny invites area farmers and families to attend free of charge to see the new tractor line in field demonstrations. A film titled Men Ideas and Tractors from the John Deere research center will be shown along with a history of farming over 123 years.

Monticello John Deere Ed Vanourny Vanourny John Deere Research and Engineering Center

New International Truck Line Displayed at Millers

Roy Miller an International Harvester dealer for Monticello area attended a Des Moines showing of the C-line trucks a full line of new International light duty models featuring a lower profile reduced height by three to five inches redesigned exterior styling longer wheelbases and new suspension options according to D F Kuntz divisional sales manager.

Roy Miller International Harvester Monticello Des Moines D. F. Kuntz International Harvester Company

Tall Tales On The Mississippi At Lions Rotary Dinner

Dr William J Petersen of Iowa City spoke for 45 minutes mixing true and tall Mississippi tales to entertain Lions and Rotarians at St Matthew s Lutheran church in Monticello The event featured Monticello s new Men s Glee Club directed by Joe Noble and was hosted by Rotary president Virgil Hunt and Lions president Bob Patten The Lions provided dinner served by St Matthew s church ladies.

Monticello Men's Glee Club Lions Rotary Front Row George Burrichter Harland Hetzler Bob Patten Lyle Behrends Ray E. Adams Andy Cubit Eack Row Arlen Dutt Ray Schoon Wally Sander Dick Long Ron Burrichter Jim Robinson Joe Noble Mississippi William J Bill” Petersen Iowa City Lions-Rotary Dr. Petersen St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Monticello Rotary Virgil Hunt

Seek Substitute Clerk For Olin Post Office

The Olin post office announces an examination for the substitute clerk position with a starting pay rate of 1.82 dollars per hour. Applications and further information are available at the Olin Post Office.

Olin Post Office

Olin Hawkeyes 4-H December activities and officers

The Olin Hawkeyes 4-H club planned an ice skating party in December and held its Christmas party on December 18 with 20 members. Officers installed included Dennis Ahrendsen as president and Jim Dean as secretary, with Vernie Kreger and Bob Cousins leading next year.

OLIN Dennis Ahrendsen Vernie Kreger Olin Hawkeyes Jim Dean Norman Ahrensen Den Nis Ahrendsen Nis

Volunteers Named for Jones County Farm Placement 1961

Jones county announces volunteer farm placement representatives to coordinate farm work requests and available workers. Named volunteers include Harlan Hawker from Anamosa Sylvia Kreeb of Monticello Herber Lehrman of Olin Blair Williams of Oxford Junction and D W Bill Boss of Wyoming.

Jones County Harlan Hawker Farm Bureau Fieldman Anamosa Sylvia Kreeb North Side Tavern Monticello Herber Lehrman Lehrman Equipment Company Olin Blair Williams Red & Pee Wee’s Oxford Junction D. W Bill) Boss Boss Feed Service Wyoming

Notice of Probate of Will in Jones County Iowa

District court of Jones County Iowa sets February term for final proof and probate of Emma Bohlken last will and testament filed January 23 1961. Interested parties may appear February 17 1961 at 10 00 AM to show cause why probate should not be admitted.

State of Iowa Jones County Emma Bohlken Locher, Locher and Strittmatter Glenn Brokaw Monticello Express

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Fair Manager Red Cross FLBA Retirement Home Committee Retarded Children’s Assn NFO New International Millers Richland Boys Bill Balsiger Stan Burretter Millers Farm Harry Boots Tom Schmidt Ronald Keener Balsiger Prairie Hill BE Natural Prairie Hill Be Natural Club Pamela Jansen John Wacker Joan Koob St. Mary’s Orphanage Veronica Hosch JoAnn Carroll Mary Stanton Mary Lane John McDonald Hospital Joan Onslow Cornhuskers Dave Hammond Jones county exten=sion Roger Hanna Don Orr John Holst Marvin Knapp Pamela Janssen Shutins Fairview Thunderbolts Fairmor Lively Twilight League Jones Co Phillip’s Monti State Bank Ac's Larry's Welding Schuerz Robinson’s Dairy H.lg Dorothy First H.1 H.T.G Jones Co Oil H. T.S Rite Kauder Moonshine League Stoners P& H II Freese Motors McNeill J. Chapman Bob Marsh HBC H.T.S Franklin Equipment Long’s Royal Blue Energy Great Plains Bader's Masonry Seehusen H.I.G Jim Conlin HLS Mick Stadtmuellier H. T.G Seehusen Oil Johnson Millers Dick's Electric Peterson Feed Rite Way Shaffer Clothing Dick’s Electric H.ls Mark Supple Rex Rickels Monty Monti Machine Shop Meter Farm Service Till & Carnahan Skeet Harris Stuhlers Harmsway Seven States Pruess Feeds Schlitz Bob's Royal Blue Jaycees HUG Fred Shover Hargraves Jacques Dr. Pepper Super Valu Lottie Holmes Judy Ferring Shomont Lumber Co Cucklers A.W. Thompson Bill Ankrum E. Oak Christian Science Monitor Aea PY One Norway St Boston Mass Dean New Holland New Idea Geo. C. Schoon Allis Chalmers — New Idea
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