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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1963

Page

3

Monticello bank nears 16 million in deposits and assets rise

Five years ago Monticello State Bank nearly reached 16 million in deposits while assets climbed to 17 850 416 16. Other notes cover school district boundary talks with Clinton Delaware and Linn counties and updates on locals James J Hasler Gerald L Heeren Elaine Appleby Judy Podhaski Linda Hargrave Jan Bender and Mari Johnston in regional memories.

Monticello New London Conn Gerald L. Heeren Elmer Heeren Sand Springs San Diego Elaine Appleby Judy Podhaski Linda Hargrave Jan Bender Mari Johnson Rainbow Grand Assembly Memorial Auditorium Burlington Roy A. Miller Niagara Falls Canada Alva Hinrichs American Legion August Melsha Monticello Independent School District Supt. B. Shannon

Fair features include shows, exhibits, midway and more

The Great Jones County Fair offers 4-H and FFA shows and a Fat Steer show on Friday along with floral hall exhibits and a large midway. It is a one ticket fair with free admission for all children under 14, 10,000 free seats plus reserved seats, and parking for 10,000 cars.

Jones County 1962 ACP participation tops 794 farms

Leonard Kula of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office reports 794 Jones County farms participated in the 1962 Agricultural Conservation Program ACP. Preliminary figures show farmers will receive 94041 in federal cost shares with ASC processing 72 purchase orders totaling 21926.36 benefitting local vendors and conservation work.

Jones County Uncle Sam Leonard Kula Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office ASC County Committee Kula

Missouri Firm To Paint Monticello Post Office

W A Holloway of the GSA announced a contract award for interior painting at the Monticello Post Office to Payne's Painting Service of Bates City Missouri. The low bid was 1875 dollars from seven bidders. The Jones County unit of the Cedar Valley Heart Division will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday July 9 in John McDonald Hospital Monticello.

W. A. Holloway General Services Administration GSA U.S. Post Office Monticello Payne’s Painting Service Bate City Jones County Cedar Valley Heart Division John McDonald Hospital

Jaycees Face Jail Pledge At Monticello Meeting

Monticello Jaycees may become jail birds if members fail to bring one prospective member to each meeting. Beginning July 8, board members will serve time in the city jail after meetings for not upholding the pledge. The jail plan announced at the Jaycee picnic precedes next Monday’s 7 30 p.m. Community building session with Rex Schrader and Bill Corbin as guests. New officers were installed: Sid Blair president Jon Husmann vice president Benny Otten Jr secretary treasurer LeRoy Hinrichs Jerry Andreeson director James Corwin state director. Dr Donald Kaiser named public relations and program chairman. River side park work near Maquoketa will resume.

Monticello Rex Schrader Bill Corbin Sid Blair Jon Husmann Benny Otten, Jr LeRoy Hinrichs Jerry Andreeson James Corwin Donald Kaiser

Cars Damaged in Traffic Accident Monday Afternoon

Two cars sustained heavy damage in a collision on highway 151 four miles southwest of Monticello around 4 30 p m Monday. Lloyd Gaddy of Monticello owned the 1959 Chevrolet driven by Boyd R King also of Monticello with about 300 dollars damage to the left side. Paul Je Smith of Cedar Rapids drove the 1957 Ford with about 400 dollars damage to the right front. Smith tried to pass as King turned left onto a gravel road. Smith was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control.

Highway 151 Monticello Lloyd Gaddy Boyd R. King Paul Je Smith Cedar Rapids Smith King

Eilers Summoned After Side Swipe Near Monticello

Edwin Harold Eilers of Route 2 Monticello was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control after his 1953 Chevrolet struck a parked car along highway 151 half a mile south of Monticello. The accident happened at 2235 a.m. Saturday. Both cars were total losses and no injuries occurred to Eilers or his car's passengers.

Edwin Harold Eilers Monticello Highway 151 Eilers Avert Kiburz Freese Motors

Approve Reports Of Co Officers In Jones County Session

The Jones County board of supervisors in regular session approved the quarterly reports and issued cigarette and beer permits. 1963 results include Sheriff Lewis Drei belbis 111.75, Clerk Glenn Brokaw 1343 in fines and 1983.98 in office fees, Recorder Bess Sherman 1594.75, Auditor George Specht 556 in dog licenses 143.60 in fees 1241.65 in redemptions.

Jones County Board of Supervisors Lewis Dreibelbis Glenn Brokaw Bess Sherman George Specht Hollywood Inn Monticello Olin Corners Cafe Poplar Heights Club LaBarge Grocery Stone City Rainbow Anamosa Amber Tavern Wapsipinicon Country Club R. J. Station Scotch Grove Hale Community Club 151 Langworthy E. E. Heyen McDonough Castle Grove L. M Balster Farmer's Market Fairview Poplar Heights

Building Permits Issued in June for Homes and Garages

A June permit issued for a 3 bedroom house to Jim Adams Jr of Monticello at 144 Park Blvd costing about 17000. Additional permits were issued for two garages for Charles Hagen at 906 Southhaven Dr costing 2000 and John J Smith at 105 E Dunham costing 1500.

Jim Adams, Jr Monticello Park Blvd Charles Hagen Southhaven Dr Reat John J. Smith E. Dunham

Welfare payments totaled 28738 in Jones county June

Welfare payments in Jones county totaled 28738 during June according to the Iowa department of social welfare. Of this amount 17486 was paid to 198 persons under the old age assistance program. Seventy cases involving 282 persons received 10519 under aid to dependent children. Five persons were granted 485 for aid to the blind and five received 248 for aid to the deaf.

Jones County Iowa

REC to Pay 169254 In Patronage Refund

Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Co operative will issue 7500 patronage refunds totaling 169254 dollars. The deferred cash dividends cover the years 1946 through 1950, announced by manager John Parham.

Maquoketa Valley

Kenneth Doden to Be Ordained Into Lutheran Ministry

Kenneth C Doden of Monticello will be ordained at 10 a m Sunday at St Matthew Lutheran church with Rev Anton Kirkegaard conducting and Dr William Hulme delivering the sermon from Wartburg seminary Dubuque. The service includes assisting pastors and an organist Miss Irma Adix and soloist Wally Sunder. A noon buffet follows. Doden, 26, son of Mrs Henry Doden, is a Wartburg alum and will serve multiple churches after ordination.

Kenneth C. Doden Monticello St Matthew Lutheran Church Anton Kirkegaard William Hulme Wartburg Seminary Dubuque John Willis St. Matthew Irma Adix Wally Sunder Dodens Doden Henry Doden Langworthy Wartburg College Waverly Wartburg Theological Seminary Grace Lutheran Church Fairmont Minn Arlene Ukena Polo Ill Concordia Lutheran Church Benedict Nex First Lutheran Church Ruse N.D Hope Lutheran Church Sawyer Ned

Iowa State Honors Area Students

Two Monticello area freshmen at Iowa State University named outstanding will become Associates in Honors this fall. They are Thomas E. Aitchison Cascade route 1 and Phillip J. Schlarmann Monticello route 1 in aerospace engineering. Invitations went to 213 new students for high scholarship and programs like National Merit and ACT.

Monticello Area Iowa State University Ames Thomas E. Aitchison Route 1 Cascade Phillip J. Schlarmann Monticello Don C. Charles University

Local Youth to Attend Work Camp in Miss Tougaloo

Paul Skelley of Monticello will leave Friday for Tougaloo Southern Christian College in Tougaloo Mississippi for a four week work camp. He will help maintain college facilities and paint dormitories. Eight to sixteen students from diverse backgrounds will participate and attend seminars on racial social economic and political issues in the south. Tougaloo lies seven miles north of Jackson. Skelley is a DuBuque sophomore and USCA leader. The project is sponsored by the National Student Christian Federation and supported by First Presbyterian Monticello and the campus ministry advisory board at DuBuque.

Paul Skelley Monticello Tougaloo Jackson Mississippi Skelley Howard Shelley University of Dubuque United Students Christian Assn USCA National Student Christian Federation Shelley First Presbyterian Church Interdenominational Advisory Board University of

Rich land Roc-Etts and club activities meet

The Rich land Roc-Etts held a June 7 meeting hosted by Dorothy and Charlotte Martin. Members planned an Aug 5 achievement show, cookies for the event, and demonstrations on cleaning aids floors and waxing.

Richland Roc-Etts Dorothy Charlotte Martin Linda Nagel Beverly Schneiter Janice Keener Connie Boots Joyce Nehl

Telephone Subscribers Double in 34 Years

The article notes Nortwestern Bell employee Tom Hamilton ends 40 years with the company after 34 years in Monticello. It chronicles subscriber changes from 1929 lows to postwar growth, detailing rural and town phone counts and the impact of the Great Depression on service levels.

Tom Hamilton Monticello Nortwestern Bell Hamilton

Peet Named to FHA Committee in Jones County

Robert Peet of Martelle was appointed member of the Jones County Farmers Home Administration committee. County supervisor Daryl L. Grove announced the selection. Peet replaces W. F. Robertson of Olin whose three year term expired June 30. Joining Peet are John F. Felton of Cascade and Jack W. Stingley of Center Junction.

Robert Peet Martelle Jones County Farmers Home Administration Committee Daryl L. Grove Peet John F. Felton Cascade Jack W. Stingley Center Jet

Palmer Drug promotes T-4-L foot care and powder

Advertises P-4-L liquid as a keratolytic for athlete's foot to slough damaged skin and allow T-4-L to kill remaining infection. Claims relief from itch and burn with faster healing and a 48c refund if not satisfied in 24 hours. Also recommends T-4-L Foot Powder for antiseptic protection and use for itchy feet and insect bites.

Palmer

Perry Ratcliff obituary echoes Waterloo farming roots

Mrs. Jess Downs reports the death of her brother-in-law Perry Nick Ratcliff 83 of Waterloo on June 24 after years of illness. Funeral and burial were held June 26 in Waterloo. Born 1880 west of Hopkinton, he married Ruth Turner in 1905 and lived on farms near Hopkinton before moving to Waterloo. Surviving: Ruth, two daughters Fern Giffin Nina Starks, two sons Melvin Harry all of Waterloo, and three grandchildren.

Perry Ratcliff Waterloo Stuart Fern) Giffin Nina Starks Melvin Harry

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