Jones County Assessments Show Mixed Property Values
Agricultural lands and buildings in Jones county are valued at 20 686 930 dollars, included in the total real estate figures. Anamosa reports identical dwelling counts to other areas but fewer mercantile buildings. A chart on page A-4 compares 1963 and 1964 valuations for agricultural lands and buildings, total real estate, and personal property by townships and towns.
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Monticello
Lowa
Cities & Towns Agric.Lands
Martello Center
Olin
Onslow
Oxford Jet
West Cascade
Wyoming
gric.Lands & Bldgs
Cass
Castle Grove
Clay
Fairview
Greenfield
Hale
Madison
Oxford
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Washington
Wayne
Une
Anamosa
Jones County
District Court Actions Include Guilty Plea and Delinquent Moves
Larry E Fuller pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a maximum five year reformatory term to run consecutively to his current sentence. Terry Lee Shannon entered a not guilty plea. John Bolles was given until July 17 to move plead or demur. The Hamilton divorce case was continued to 10 a.m. July 24. Hearings occurred in several suits but no final actions were taken.
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Larry E. Fuller
Reformatory
Terry Lee Shannon
John Bolles
Janice LaRue Hamilton
Donald Raymond Hamilton
Louie
Meta Zimmerman
Iowa State Highway Commission
Castle Grove Mutual Ins
Beautification Fund Drive Planned in Monticello
Monticello’s beautification committee kicks off a week long drive starting July 11 through July 18. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls sell flower topped pens in the business district and by house to house canvass, with pens donated by Monticello State Bank for contributors.
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The
Monticello
Boy Scouts
Monticello State Bank
4-H junior camps set for Monticello fairgrounds next week
Jones county to hold annual 4-H camps at Monticello fairgrounds with 72 girls and 45 boys registered. Girls meet July 13-14 and boys July 15-16, aided by nine adults and 18 senior 4-H members. Staff includes Varlyn Fink and Joe Legg among others. activities cover handicraft nature study sports and swimming at the municipal pool. Senior camp reservations in Madrid due by week’s end.
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Jones County
Fairgrounds
Monticello
Varlyn Fink
Joe Legg
Berniece Bateson
Jones County 4-H Judging Workouts Rescheduled
4-H judging workouts for Jones county 4-Hers are rescheduled per extension assistant Varlyn Fink. The first session starts today at 8:30 a.m. at Olin Corners after Friday rainout. second on July 17 at 8:30 a.m. at the extension office in Anamosa. final on July 24 at 8:30 a.m. at Amber Creamery. Top ten from three workouts earn trips to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. a four-member state judging team will be chosen in August. Points accumulate across sessions. attendance emphasized.
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Jones County
Varlyn Fink
Olin Corners
Anamosa
Amber Creamery
Chicago
Fink
Fred Tunks Named Managing Editor Of Feedstuffs Weekly
Fred Tunks, formerly Monticello Express news editor from 1954 to 1959, promoted to managing editor of Feedstuffs. The Minneapolis magazine, published by Miller Publishing Co., serves midwest feed manufacturers dealers and large producers.
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Fred Tunks
Monticello Express
Tunks
the Express
Independence
Iowa State University
Ames
Miller Publishing Co
Midwest
Tan Family Picnic Honors Velva Zirkelbach’s Relative
A July 4 family picnic at Harold Heidemann home Center Junction honored Velva Zirkelbach’s brother and family Mr and Mrs Byron Hoffman of Titonka. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Vacek Mr and Mrs George Hoffman Hale Mr and Mrs Donald Wood Olin Mr and Mrs Marvin Paulsen and family Onslow Mr and Mrs Allen Hoffman and family Center Junction Harold and David Heidemann and Velva Zirkelbach hostess. Other brief callers at the Heidemann home were Mr and Mrs
12th annual horse show at Oxford Jet set for July 26
The 12th annual horse show co sponsored by the Jones county Saddle club and Wapsie Legion Post No 473 will be held Sunday July 26 at Wapsie park Oxford Jet starting 10 30 a.m Rain date August 2 Judge Frank lin Hersom Curlew Announcer Lowell Miller Cedar Falls Ringmaster Vern Sanders West Liberty organist Mrs Helen Murray Anamosa Legion queens Laurel Pavlista Gerry Shedek Saddle club queen Marilyn Merrill 30 classes morning and afternoon plus a 7 p.m. evening show details include规定 parade and races and flags etc.
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Oxford Jct
Jones County Saddle Club
Wapsie Legion Post
Wapsie Park
Oxford Jet
Franklin Hersom
Curlew
Lowell Miller
Cedar Falls
Vern Sanders
West Liberty
Helen Murray
Anamosa
Legion Queens
Laurel Pavlista
Emile Pavlista
Gerry Shedek
Vernon Shedek
Saddle Club
Marilyn Merrill
Dick Merrill
Joe S. Buresh
L. L. McCreight
Legion
IGBRA
Musical Chair
Local Air Force trainee moves into navigator course
2ND LT JOHN W. BATY of Monticello enters radar and celestial navigation training at James Connally AFB Texas. He will earn navigator wings after a year in the Air Training Command program following earlier education at Iowa State and Drake universities.
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John W. Baty
Ross Baty
Monticello
U. S. Air Force
James Connally Afb
Tex
Baty
Air Training Command
Iowa State University
Drake University
Des Moines
Acacia Fraternity
Want Ad WU De the Jeb ter Toe
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Jessie May Himebaugh obituary of Wilton Jct resident
Jessie May Himebaugh died June 29 at Wilton Jct nursing home after a long illness. Funeral July 2 at Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church. burial in church cemetery. Born November 29 1872 in West Union she lived in Scotch Grove Center Jct communities with husband Ernest Himebaugh who died 1925. Survivors include children Frank L Carson Leslie R Himebaugh Mrs Kathrine Paulsen and others. 11 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and siblings.
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Jessie May Himebaugh
Wilton Jct
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Lyle V. Kuehl
Petersen
Church Cemetery
West Union
A. P
Addie Helms Moats
Jones County
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Ernest Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Center Jct
Federated Women’s Club
Scotch Grove Community Club
Arthur
Frank L. Himebaugh
Chauncey
Gladys) Carson
Leslie R. Himebaugh
Monticello
Paul
Lucille) Darting
Wilton
Katherine) Paulsen
Himebaugh
W. B
Ella) Clark
S. G
Grace) Thompson
Emmett
Billings
Mont
Kent
Big Timber
Lyman
Volga
George. Moats
Funeral services for Mark Joseph Spahr Monticello infant
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Goettsch Funeral Home Monticello for Mark Joseph Spahr six week old infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Spahr He was born May 13 1964 in Monticello and is survived by his parents a sister Marcey Ann a maternal grandmother Hazel Harford and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Austin Spahr Also noted are burial at Oakwood cemetery and the officiating Rev Howard Eldrenkamp Catherina H Zimmerman 78 of rural Monticello dies July 3 at John McDonald hospital of a heart condition Burial at Oakwood followed by services at St Matthew Lutheran Church with Rev Luther Wachholz The widow and children Damon Gray Carl Zimmerman Olena Oltman Rudolph Lorenz and Donald Zimmerman and 26 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren survive She was a daughter of Berard and Etta Harrs born Aug 19 1885 in Weifel Germany She immigrated to the U S in 1893 Married Ralph Zimmerman on Dec 19 1907 Their farm west of Monticello and church affiliation with St Matthew Lutheran are noted. her death leaves many surviving relatives and descendants.
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Mark Spahr
Monticello
Mark Joseph Spahr
Joseph Spahr
Goettsch Funeral Home
Monticelo
Howard Eldrenkamp
Oakwood Cemetery
Joseph
Sandra Harford Spahr
Marcey Ann Spahr
Hazel Harford
Austin Spahr
Catherina H
Zimmerman
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Luther Wachholz
Oakwood
John McDonald Hospital
Weifel
Germany
Berard
Etta Harrs
U. S
Ralph Zimmerman
Damon
Edna) Gray
Carl Zimmerman
William
Olena) Oltman
Anamosa
Rudolph
Lorenz
Donald Zimmerman
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Anne Heidemann
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University of Dubuque Seminary
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Viet Nam
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Carol Ann Anderson
Harley Anderson
Kevin Stingley
Fleet Gray
Marie Gray
Barbara Husmann
Helen Gray
Geraldine Calloway
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Gary Husmann
Cindy Davis
Joleen von Spreecken
Linde Rockwell
Kim Miller
Steven Poppe
Jim Anderson
Randy Krutzfield
David Heidemann
Lyle
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