Monticello Community Schedule From Jan 28 to Feb 2
Local groups list meetings and events across Monticello and surrounding towns for January 28 to February 2. Includes Boy Scout, Lions, Rotary, Pythian Sisters, League of Women Voters, Camp Fire, State employment, Driver testing, Jaycee banquet, Farm Bureau, Presbyterian women, Cub Scouts, 4 H crops, Castle Grove Mutual, Alcoholics Anonymous, Marine recruiter, and church activities with venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Lions Club
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Town State College
Ames
Rotary
St Luke's Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
League of Women Voters Board
Will Corbin
Tipton
Monticello
State Employment Service
Court House
Anamosa
Jaycee
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship
Frank Walker
Hester Sinclair
Circle One
Castle Grove Mutual
Insurance Association
Alcoholics Anonymous
Local Merchants Sponsor Free Minnesota Vacation
A group of 16 Monticello businesses sponsors an expense paid week long vacation for a Monticello area family to a cottage on Coon Lake near Aitkin Minnesota. Registration runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at participating stores with special bargains listed. The prize covers cottage lodging boat and groceries plus 25 dollars for travel licenses and other expenses. A 3 pm May 1 drawing at the community building selects the winner who must be present. The prize is for two adults and four children or four adults. Addresses and names of participating merchants are listed in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Monticello
Belce
Coon Lake
Aitkin
Minn
Minneapoli Paul
Brumo Striemer
The
Express
Bud's Super Valu
Western Antonae Lumber Company
Kiefa Goods
Edwards
Ote
Ellers Furniture
Asé Hardware
Stabler’s Shoes
Hi-Way Market
Stahler's Clothing
Nelson's Jewelry
McNeill Hardware
Long's
Royal Blue
Gamble’s
Rem Electric
Shaffer's
Local Court Docket and Birth Notices Nov to Jan
Nov 14 speeding and improper equipment fines for James Albert Filards Cascade and Dec 31 failure to control for Dwight E Greenwood Monticello. Jan 20 improper parking William H Welter Hopkinton Jan 21 disturbing peace Kenneth Schneider Monticello Jan 22 failure to control Charles N Green Cascade. Births reported Saturday: Jan 24 Baumann Coggan boy Jan 25 Walhoad Hopkinton boy Merlin Dolphin Cascade birth at St Josephs Hospital. Williams of Breedsville Mich. parent of six pound eight ounce girl with three brothers. Appleby Monticello maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Albert Filards
Cascade
Dwight E. Greenwood
Monticello
William H. Welter
Hopkinton
Kenneth Schneider
Disturbing Peace
Charles N. Green
John McDonald Hospital
Harry Baumann
Coggan
Delbert Walhoad
Merlin Dolphin
Joseph Williams
Breedsville
Mich
St. Joseph‘s Hospital
Clarence Appleby
Recent Local Vehicle Listings And A Jan 17 1961 Accident
A series of January entries list names and vehicles from Anamogs Anamosa Center Junction Oxford Junction and Onslow including Bicker McVay Deen and Mardorf with makes such as Chevrolet Plymouth GMC and Mercury. A Fairview accident at 7 50 p m Thursday Jan 17 involved Gilbert Henry Paulsen and James Claude Preston with no injuries reported according to sheriff investigators Lewin Orchel bis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Thuman
Monticello
Chevrolet
Carl Mardorf
Olin
Plymouth
Kennedy Lumber Company
Center Junction
John Oltmanns
Anasnosa
Edward W. Tjaden
Onslow
Dodge
Donald Brunscheen
Wyoming
Henry Biere
Carl M. Levsen
Teachers take new posts in Jones County for second semester
Two new teachers begin second semester in Jones County schools. Miss Bella Rickels from Monticello teaches at Langworthy School alongside Mrs. Raymondby of Monticello. At Center Junction Miss Judith Hinde from Epworth replaces Mrs. Dierks as fourth through sixth grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Rickels
Monticello
Langworthy School
Raymondby
Center Junction
Judith Hinde
Epworth
Harry Dierks
Hinde
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Onslow Crowned Homecoming King and Queen
Onslow crowned Loretta Supple and Dennis Myers as homecoming royalty Friday night. The celebration featured attendants, crown bearers, and performances by students, while Onslow girls upset Martelle 56 47 led by Sharon Ripperton with 30 points and Margaret Schwirtz 24 for Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Loretta Supple
Dennis Myers
the Addol
Ania
B. A. Helland
Onslows
Martelle
Spirit
Sharon Ripperton
Margaret Schwirtz
Artelle
Jack Brewer
Bernard Streeper
Nieters Elected Camp Fire Council President for 1957
George Nieters elected president of the Monticello Camp Fire Council for 1957. Officers named include Les Linn as vice president and Mrs Roy Miller as secretary. Retiring officers are Mrs Claude Appleby and Mrs A Strittmatter. Potluck dinner followed with reports by officers and Camp Fire girls leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Camp
Chilon Horizon Club
St Then Lutheran Church Lan
Judy Bleadorn
Mary Martin
Beverly Tuel
Jane Edwards
Julie
Shelley
Betsy Barron
George Nisters
Monticello
Camp ‘Fire Council
G. M. Jones
Ken Wirtner
Schoenbecks Plan New Fireproof Home After Blaze
Albert Schoenbeck and family survived a early Saturday fire that gutted their home at 211 West Washington. Firemen in 10 below weather fought the blaze. damage tops $10,000 including furnishings and clothing. The family plans a new fireproof house on the same site with insurance partially covering losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schoenbeck
West Washington
Schoenbeck
Monticello
George Wisender
Energy Farm Equipment Company
Ray Baby
Icy Streets Trigger Car and Truck Collision Near Crawfordsville
A Milwaukee man Leroy Lovette driving a 1966 car hit Eldon Christner’s parked semi-trailer on highway 161 in front of R and W Truck Stop. Damage totaled about 250 dollars with no injuries, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Lovette
Milwaukee
Wis
Eldon A. Christner
Crawfordsville
Laws
Lovette
Carl, Gudenhauf
Carl Merfeld
Christner Wasorth
Jones County School Buses Cover Vast Distances
Forty seven buses operated by nine public districts carried an average 1,687 students daily and traveled 3,085 miles per day during the 1965 66 school year. Monticello and Olin boasted the largest systems with eight buses each. State aid checks totaling 30,130.66 were issued to 14 districts to help defray transportation costs for 1955 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Joseph
Olin
Mechanicsville
Clarence
Monmouth
Buck Creek
Lisbon
Beage
Beave
Monticello
Anamosa
Martello
To Name County's Outstanding Young Farmer at Banquet
Jerry Parsons of Anamosa will announce Jones county Outstanding Young Farmer at a 6:30 p.m. banquet in the Farm Bureau building Anamosa. Parsons helps Don Dearborn award plaques to the Outstanding Farmer and two honorable mention farmers. Joe Legg is master of ceremonies. Clair Golden of Cordova Ill is guest speaker showing slides of a trip to Russia. Tickets are $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jerry Parsons
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Parsons
Clair V. Golden
Cordova
Ill
Russia
Jonés
County Farm
Chatterton
Vernon Steffens
Oxford Junction
Manford Hint
James Wild
Merlin Lazare
Paul Hugh
Monticello
Leo Schemmer
Marvin
Thorsen
Robert von. Spracken
Center Junction
George Brown
Richard Hichhorn
Wyoming
Paul Benischek
Richard Hartwig
Paul ‘E. Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Melvin Hein
Russell Tonley
Anamoga
Donald Starr
William Hintz
Harold, Hiben
William “Talbert
Cascade
Dale Newman
Martello
Donald Brunscheen
Nomination Opens for Monticello School Board Seats
On February 14 candidates may file nominating petitions for the Monticello School Board terms expiring March 11. Petitions are due by March 1 to board secretary Augusta Melsha. Ed Cox and Jim Maurice hold seats up for election. Maurice has 12 years on the board and Cox nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Achool Board
Augusta Melsha
Ed Cox
Jim Maurice
Maurice
Monticello
Cox
Divorce Suit Filed In Jones County Court
Glenn Allen Bernett filed for divorce from Phyllis Anne Bernett in Jones County District Court on Jan 24. They married Oct 6, 1955 and have an eight month old son. He seeks a decree of divorce, his 1964 Chevrolet, clothing and personal effects, his parents’ furniture, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Glenn Allen’ Bernett
Phyllis Anne Bernett
Helgens and Clark Hold Expiring County Board Seats
Monticello men Herman Helgens and Leigh Clark hold the Jones county board of education seats up for re election March 11. Both have not announced plans to run again. Terms are six years, with nomination papers available January 29 to February 19. Other board members are Harold Larson Harold Adamosa area 3 and Harrod Ingwersen Oxford area 4 and Mrs Leroy Dirks Center Junction area 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County Board of Education
Monticello
Herman Helgens
Leigh Clark
Clark
Hellgens
Helgens
Édue
Joseph Beave
Janes
Board “of
Ares Harold Larson
Adjamosa
Harrod Ingwersen
Oxford Sunction
Leroy
Dirkscof Center
Honor Roll List for Monticello Public High School
The Monticello public high school reports 101 students on the first semester honor roll. Names are listed by grade with freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors named alphabetically, including John Baty Errol Dierks Roger Ganfield Benny Hanssen James Heigens Robert Matthiessen Colin Ponder Steve Poock DeWayne Schafer Robert Schmidt Larry Scott Bruce Stumphaugh Paul Tobiason Carlyle Wacker Patsy Aitchison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Public High School
Boyd Shannon
John Baty
Errol Dierks
Roger Ganfield
Benny Hanssen
James Heigens
Robert Matthiessen
Colin Ponder
Steve Poock
DeWayne Schafer
Robert Schmidt
Larry Scott
Bruce Stumbaugh
Paul Tobiason
Carlyle Wacker
Patsy Aitchison
Treva Folkers
Georgia Folkerts
Marilyn Holub
Freda’ Kromminga
George
Lions Club Variet y Show Reschedules For Feb 28 and March 1
The Monticello Lions Club variet y show moves to February 28 and March 1 in the public high school auditorium. Club president Irv ing Hintz cites Lent as the reason for changing from March 7 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Monticello Lions Club
Irving Hintz
Armour opens modern hog buying station at Monticello
Armour and Company moves from a temporary yard to a new 60 by 96 foot facility on highway 161 across from Monticello Auto Wreckers. The station buys hogs daily Monday through Friday and until 11 am Saturday, and calves on Mon Thu. It is leased from Henry G. Harms and houses 600 hogs at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour and Company
Monticello
Highway 151
Jim Artis
Marshall Wynn
Wynn
Artis
Fred Shover
Highway 161
Monticello-Auto Wreckers
Henry G. Harms
Armour
Midwest
Marshal Wynn
Cuckler
Prult and Owen Lumber Company
Langworthy
Harold Scherrer
Leroy Clark Sons
First Electric
Staner and
Reynolds
Jim
Armour’ and Company
Thistey
Highway 1
Montigelia
Open House Slated By Freese Motors
Alva and Louis Freese invite the public to an open house of Freese Motors on Friday and Saturday February. Free cake and doughnuts will be served. A full line of Ford cars trucks tractors and implements will be on display at the new Freese Motors building north of the post office after moving from First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Louis Freese
Aliens Reminded To Report Addresses Under 1952 Act
Aliens were reminded to file address reports by Thuradey 1967 under the 1952 Immigration and Naturalization Act. The deadline applies to those with a change of address and failure may incur penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natd
Atena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Iowa Electric Office
Women’s Fellowship of
First Congregational Church
Justice Court
C. F. Shimanek
Justice of the Peace
George Bicker
Legal
Alice Fiedler
Duane McVay
Viola
Vivian Deen
Central City
Courthouse Records
Marilyn Nelson
Gerry ‘Broken
Joyce “Schosnbeck
Pati Eilers
Joyce Morriss
A. No Strittmatter
Harald Wilcox
Chilan
Royalty
Miss Supple
Janice Widel
Bercitas Bickford
Linds Smith
Myers
Gary Fairley
Tommy Doll
Susan Brady
Kenny Hanna
Wyoming Stardusters
Schoenbecks
Morley
Cass
Castle Grove
Richland
Washington
Miles Monticello
Center Tat
Oxford Jet
Arthur Shelley
Dave Duckter
Richard Long
Earl H. DeShaw
Ingweraen
Dirks
Larson
Boar
Will. Ny ‘Education and
Ngted
Anne Maire
Nancy Marin
Miler
Jané Pmmen
Shirley
Nancy Perkins
Jane Seehusen
Marijane Shaver
Ronnie Burrichter
Charles ‘Gearhart
Jamies Maurice
Bud Stoneking
Brenda Benson
Gertrude Brokaw
Mary Jo Goodyear
Pay Buhbner
Grace Krommingen
Judy McDonald
Barbara Norris
Laura Reuter
Luella Ricklefp
Janice Schneider
Joyce Schoenbeck
Judy Schoon
Sueljen Shoop
Julie Skelley
Beverly Tugel
Janet White
Marilyn Willma
William Balou
Jerry Broneman
Dean Helgens
Gary Ommens
Richard Staqtmueller
Judith Black
Helva Coyington
Joan Dandl
Carla Ann Folkers
Marilyn Folkers
Hanjee Hagen
Jane Maurice
Jeanne Morey
Mary Jane Plueger
Judith Poppe
Ruth Postel
Julie Sc
LaVonne Harms
Lois Harma
Anita Keener
Janice Kuntz
Verna Merritt
Delores Moats
Sharon Read
Evonne Reth
Judy Sutherland
Mary Zedick
Magon City
Golleen
Marlene
Baverly
Wonewoc
West Liberty
Mike
Pat
Jane
Freese Motors
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