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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

2

Revised election areas set for Jones County education board

Jones County officials redraw district lines to balance population for county board of education seats. Areas I to IV replace former divisions, with about 5 000 residents per area and a fifth at large. Current terms for Howie, Walters, Balster, Ingwersen, and Grafft noted. Board to meet July 10 to prepare 1970 budget and review bills.

Monticello Iowa County Board of Education Jones County Anamosa Fairview Township Anamosa (School Jackson Township Anamosa Corporation Fairview Jackson Jarman Kenneth Howie William Walters Wyoming Leslie M. Balster Scotch Grove Harro Ingwersen Oxford Jct Delbert Grafft Olin

Heavy rains flood Monticello area and nearby homes

Torrential rainfall swelled Kitty Creek east of Monticello flooding North Locust street with several feet of water. The William Tuel family awoke to rising water as police evacuated them. about six inches entered their Locust home and energy Mfg. Co. basement saw intrusion with no further damage reported.

Kitty Creek Monticello

Flood Powers Through Monticello Wrecks Roads and Raises Damages

Rain deluge causes widespread flooding in Monticello with water covering Willow Street and East Washington, flooding the Rite-Way Feed Co. and disrupting telephone service. About 1,000 bags of feed at Harold Gottleaber Sr.'s facility flooded, with estimated damages near 1,000 dollars. Floods threaten highways and basements while winds and possible tornadoes loom but no damage linked.

Julin Printing Co Rite-Way Feed Co East Washington St Harold Gottleaber, Sr Monticello Anamosa Stone City

Monticello July Fourth events feature Dixieland band

A July 4 schedule in Monticello includes a Dixieland band concert from 8 to 9 p.m. at the Youth Center led by Cliff Mardorf with Randy Vogel and other soloists. Fireworks follow after 9 p.m. at the city park. Local offices close for the holiday. mail and post offices halt service. normal business resumes Saturday.

Monticello Jones County Anamosa Monticello Park

Four Monticello accidents report no injuries

Police report four accidents in Monticello last Thursday and Sunday with no injuries. Garien, 25, charged with failure to stop after rear ending Sternhagen, 19, at 307 South Locust. damage estimated at 450 dollars. A separate collision at the swimming pool lot at 4:30 p.m. involved Peterson, 16, and Yeager, 28, with Peterson driving a 1967 Chevrolet.

Monticello Robert Leroy Garien South Locust Street Linda Marie Sternhagen Hopkinton Garien Studebaker Sternhagen Miss Sternhagen South Locust Garten Auto Maria Jean Peterson Dennis Lee Yeager Miss Peterson North Cedar Fifth Street John Franklin Krager Delaware Krager Krager Auto Tschantz

Weekend Junction Crash Deals Injuries in Monticello

Mrs Mildred McCurdy 64 of Monticello escaped injuries when her 1964 Plymouth station wagon skidded in a heavy rain and flipped near junctions 151 64 428. Damages to her car about 500, Yeager’s 1968 Thunderbird 150. Deputy Latuska and Officer Rickels investigated.

Mildred McCurdy Monticello Arnold Latuska Yeager Rickels Harold Lewis Mead Knoxville East First North Cedar Streets Mead Maxine G. McCullough

Band Concert Thursday Features Trombone Solo

Monticello band plans 8 p.m. Thursday at the band shelter near the swimming pool for a concert headlined by Gordon Goettsch with a trombone solo Swing Low Sweet Chariot. The program includes Discover America Theme Escapade The One and Only Genuine Family Band Vaquero March If They Be Near Mission Impossible Theme Arkansas School Bands March Loving Things Rush Street Tarantella Minnesota March and Star Spangled Banner.

Gordon Goettsch Monticello

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