Cubs in Cascade Upset But Lose To Worthington
The Monticello Cubs defeated Cascade 3-0 for their first win since 1951 but lost 5-1 to Worthington in the Cascade tournament. Jack Nora fanned 20 Cubs as Darrell Rothrock struck out 17 Cascade batters on seven hits. The Cubs scored on a passed ball and two singles in the first, then added two more in the eighth. Worthington capitalized on five Cascade errors to score four unearned runs in the afternoon game, then added another in the third.
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Cubs win with late rally in extra innings
A walk, single, and three-base error sparked a rally as D Digman delivered a sacrifice and a double, driving in two more in the eighth. The Cubs improved to 10 wins 6 losses and were set to host Earl Hest to Coggon here Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Cubs
Ning
Earlhest
Coggon
Eveville
Anamosa Soldier Dusanek Joins Germany Parade
Pfc Donald L Dusanek of Anamosa with Joyce his wife lives there joined the 1st infantry division on day parade at Kitzingen Germany He serves as radar operator in the headquarters battery of the 7th field artillery battalion The division plans rotation to Fort Riley Kansas He entered the Army in September 1953 and arrived overseas in August 1954 His parents Mr and Mrs Louie G Dusanek live in Wyoming.
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Anamosa
Donald L. Dusanek
Joyce
Kitzingen
Germany
Dusanek
7Th Field J Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
Louie G. Dusanek
Wyoming
Wilton Junction Extends Corn Belt Lead with 4-1 Win
Wilton Junction remained atop the Corn Belt League with a 4-1 victory over Grand Mound to keep a half game lead over Dixon. Calamus outlasted Wyoming 13-12, Stanwood beat Durant 13-6, and Lowden defeated Clarence 9-5 as nine run innings highlighted the Wyoming Calamus clash.
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Calamus
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Benhart
Stephen
Rupp
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Maquoketa
Budget Hearings To Be Scheduled In Jones County
Jones county and local government units will prepare budgets for 1956. Public hearings for approval or objection will be set, and budgets must be certified to the county auditor before Aug. 15. Appeals for budget changes must be made by Sept. J.
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Jones County
George Specht
Monticello Residents Return From Black Hills Visit
Monticello neighbors Mrs. Oliver Hutton and Mrs. Fred Ahren holtz along with Robert and Richard Meier spent a week in the Black Hills near Custer South Carolina visiting friends and relatives before returning home.
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Oliver Hutton
Robert
Richard Meier
Fred Ahrenholtz
Custer, S. C
Black Hills
Monticello Students Enter Summer College Session
Monticello area youths Iona Harrs Roxie Ann Yeoman and Dale Peterman registered at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for the summer term. The Monticello baseball team won its third straight Maquoketa Valley league game 12 to 2 securing undisputed first place. Mr and Mrs Leonard Gibbs welcomed a daughter born June 6. Tibbitts Produce opened a new Hopkinton store in the former Supple pool hall. Grace McLaughlin attended Coe College commencement exercises in Cedar Rapids. Nellie Bevington died in Washington DC and was returned to Monticello for Congregational services. B M Ferguson and Rachel Littlefield wed in Dubuque on Wednesday June 13. Weekly band concerts resume in Hopkinton starting June 20 with W A Schmitz of Dyersville directing.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iona Harrs
Roxie Ann Yeoman
Dale Peterman
Monticello Club
Demmer Farm Home Burns With Family Absent at Church
Mary Demmer and Gus Demmer tenant family lose farm home Sunday as fire rages. Auto crash near St Joseph Missouri claims Mrs A M Maurice and daughter Margaret en route to Oklahoma. Lucile Deischer and Howard Jackson wed at bride’s parents' home. Harriet Rohn returns from Hindman Kentucky where she taught last year. Ralph Netcott fractures foot playing in park. Merle Buckner buys 412 acre tract east of Fairview to run a tourism camp. Sears Roebuck offers employees half day holiday starting July with pay intact. Monticello Express notes office already has similar Fridays off with pay.
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Monticello Express
Webster teachers return home for summer break
Ruth Nelson, who has taught in Webster, returns home to spend the summer with her parents. Matthiessen and Himebaugh purchase a new broad policy typewriter. Charles Heisey begins work as a traveling salesman for the firm.
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Local Notes From Scotch Grove Hopkinton and Dubuque
A boy is reported at August Schlenme's home in Scotch Grove. A pony hitched to William Welch's buggy broke loose after an unsuccessful hitching and ran free. The pony had been involved in a debated trade between Ernest Ackerman and Arch Corkhill about twenty minutes earlier. Rasmus Bretteson was found dead by Mrs. John Printy while crossing a Maquoketa River ford last Sunday afternoon. Lulu Meilinger married Irving Mirick at Miss Meilinger’s parents’ home in Hopkinton yesterday. Judge Preston left at five and reached Dubuque after two the next morning for a long distance automobile race, returning Monday in the mud.
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Ernest Ackerman
Arch Corkhill
Rasmus Bretteson
Maquoketa River
John Printy
Lulu Meilinger
Irving Mirick
Miss Meilinger
Hopkinton
Judge Preston
Dubuque
Isaac Littlefield Funeral Friday Details
Isaac Littlefield 72 died Wednesday at Deha Nursing Home Manchester. Funeral Friday July 8 from Goettsch Funeral Home Hopkinton with interment Hopkinton Cemetery. Rev R A Badger to officiate. He worked for International Harvester Co prior to moving to Manchester. Survived by four nieces and nephews Forrest Lamont James Littlefield Robert Littlefield Ruth Littlefield.
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Manchester
Goettsch
Hopkinton
R. A. Badger
International Harvester Co
Forrest Lamont
James Littlefield
Waukesha
Wis
Robert Littlefield
Duluth
Minn
Ruth Littlefield
Ames
Card Party Time Announced at Monti Cello Country Club
The Express reports a Monti cello Country club card party set for Friday evening. The committee announced a rescheduled start, now at 7 45 p.m., instead of 8 30 p.m.
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Monticello Country Club
Visitor from St Louis Stays with Local Hosts
Bess Erickson of St. Louis Missouri spent the past week in the home of Mary and Bertha Locher, enjoying a local visit and hospitality.
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Bess Erickson
St. Louis
Mary
Bertha Locher
Extended Fourth of July gatherings across Monticello area
Residents and relatives from multiple states visited Monticello and nearby towns during the holiday weekend. Families from Dubuque Des Moines Madison and Ohio joined locals for picnics dinners and socializing at homes and Backbone State Park amid a round of visits and greetings.
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Washington, D. C
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