Monticello Rotarians Host Park Picnic Evening
The Monticello Rotary Club and families held a picnic supper at the city park on Monday evening replacing the regular St. Luke's Methodist church meeting. Chairman Paul Bender led the event with Arnold Poock and Frank Shimanek assisting. Max McCrabb directed the Monday program.
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Paul Bender
Arnold Poock
Frank Shimanek
Monticello
City Park
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Max McCrabb
Marriage Licenses Issued at Anamosa Clerk’s Office
Two marriages were licensed Saturday by the district court clerk, the first since July 7, to Joseph Foarde 23 and Lois Leonard 19 of Anamosa, and to Lyle Willert 39 and Mildred Willert 38 of Tipton. Also listed are new car and trailer licenses in Jones County, births at local hospitals, and a July 13 birth in Kingsley to Gene Artz and Margaret Welter with four children now in the family.
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Jones County
W. L. Pearson
Anamosa
John Wilson Fahey
Chevrolet
Chester C. Miller
Oldsmobile
Martha van Alstine
Ford
David Duckler
Monticello
Plymouth
Floyd Shew
Olin
Arthur Lawrence
Donna Lee Hasler
John McDonald Hospital
Louis Lawrence
Vernon Melchert
Hopkinton
Robert Like
Mary Elizabeth
Gene Artz
Kingsley
Margaret Mary Welter
Sand Springs
Onslow
Emma Garnett
Cynthia Starla
Clayton Garnett
Wisconsin Falls
Wis
Tuberculosis Patch Testing Underway Across Townships
More than 1,000 Monticello and Lovell township residents report for free patch testing at the Monticello Community building. A second test reading and possible x ray will occur Saturday July 24. Additional tests are scheduled for Washington Scotch Grove Clay Richland Sutton and Wayne area locations with make up sessions on August 2 at Monticello.
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Monticello
Lovell Township
Washington Township
Skale
Scotch Grove
Clay Township
Sutton School
Richland
Stone
Wayne
Wayne Center
Miss Margie Tuttle Named Cubs Queen Candidate
The 18 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Tuttle will be the Monticello Cubs queen candidate at the fourth annual Dyersville Invitational Baseball Tournament and Queen Pageant. The event runs Aug 8 to 15 in Dyersville. A Sacred Heart High School graduate class of 1954 she will study at Ottumwa Heights Teachers College this fall. A Queen's dinner Monday at Dyersville will include interviews by Red McAleece of KDTH Dubuque.
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Margie Tuttle
Charles Tuttle
Monticello Cubs
Dyersville
Sacred Heart High School
Ottumwa Heights Teachers College
Ottumwa
Towa
Red McAleece
KDTH
Dubuque
Police Continue Drive Against Speeders Here
Monticello police maintain a crackdown on speeding with a one-man department hampered by duties and a single speed analyzer. Last week six drivers were cited for 35 mph in a 25 mph zone while five others triggered the analyzer but were not stopped. Ten speeders were arrested and fined seven dollars plus costs. all pled guilty. Names listed: LaVerne Roberg Ana most, Jane Ann Greenwood Monticello, Galen James Eileen rt. 1 Monticello, Francis Schilling Worthington, Dorothy Lois Henderson, Robert Wallace Dunne San Gabriel CA, Agatha Karlen Fowlkes Madison WI, John Joseph Russell Iowa City, Gordon Kenneth Des Moines, George William Satorius Cedar Rapids.
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Monticetto
Monticello
LaVerne M. Roberg
Anamost
Jane Ann Greenwood
Galen James Eileen
Rt. 1
Francis Schilling
Worthington
Dorothy Lois Henderson
Robert Wallace Dunne
San Gabriel
Calif
Agatha Karlen Fowlkes
Madison
Wisc
John Joseph Russell
Iowa City
Gordon Kenneth
Des Moines
George William Satorius
Cedar Rapids
Protests Rally Over Mail Cuts From Dubuque to Mon cello
Merchants in Cascade and Dubuque protest planned reductions in Dubuque to Mon cello mail service. They cite delays of up to 24 hours, disruption of morning newspapers, and shifts routing through Cedar Rapids. Local leaders urge action as the Telegraph Herald notes tentative effects and a month to study outcomes.
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Dubuque
Cascade
Monticello
Post Office Department
Cascade Pioneer
Cascade and Dubuque
Leo J. Sullivan
Cascade Commercial Club
Cedar Rapids Terminal
Sullivan
The
Telegraph Herald
Glenn Dewey
Des Moines
Dewey
Monticello Doctor Dr. T M Redmond Celebrates 50 Years
Dr. Thomas M. Redmond marked a half century of medical service in Monticello with honors on July 22 at the Roosevelt Hotel in Cedar Rapids. A 1904 Northwestern graduate, he built his practice in the McNeill building and joined the Jones County Medical Society as a 50 year member.
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Monticello
Thomas M. Redmond
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Ilinois
Iowa
Redmond
Jones County Medical Society
Dr. Redmond
Dysart
James
Mary Gill Redmond
Redmonds
Ireland
America
New York State
Iinois
Benton County
Kullmer Drug Co
Northwestern University of Chicago
Locates
McNeill Building
John J. Locher
Shimanek Leads Jones County American Legion
C F Shimanek was elected commander of the Jones County American Legion at a county meeting in Wyoming. Joe Huxtable of Monticello named adjutant. New vice commanders include Donald J Brady Antimusiat Raymond James Olin-Robert Rehmke Horner T Nae.
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Monticello
C.F. Shimanek
Jones County American Legion
Wyoming
Joe Huxtable
Donald J. Brady
Antimusiat
Raymond James
Olin
Robert Rehmke
Oxford Junction
Horner T
Local Figures Named in Public Notices
The fragment lists individuals including Mrs William Null Mr Alva Hinrichs Joe Huxtable Mike Brady and Max Zeadow connected to a public notice or social event.
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William Null
Alva Hinrichs
Joe Huxtable
Mike Brady
Max Zeadow
Fine Man Here On Intoxication Charge
Raymond Everett faced a police court case in C F Shimanek’s court for intoxication. He was fined $10 and costs and given a 0 day jail sentence. The jail term was suspended and the sentence withheld until July 26 on payment of the fine and costs.
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Raymond Everett
C.F. Shimanek
Shimanek
Fine Hopkinton Man 100 On Assault Charge
A Hopkinton man Louis Roy Wilson was fined 100 dollars and costs on assault and battery and 25 dollars and costs on intoxication in Justice Court. The case, signed by Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis, notes Wilson allegedly swung an axe at Rudy Schoon of Monticello. Other Shimanek cases include Thomas Murray fined 5 dollars and costs for an over width truck and Thomas John Eden fined 8 dollars for driving without a license. Ray F. DeWald was fined 10 dollars for leaving the scene of an accident.
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Hopkinton
Louis Roy Wilson
Justice Court of
C. F. Shimanek
Lewis Dreibelbis
Shimanek
Wilson
Rudy Schoon
Monticello
Thomas Murray
Monticello Implement and Truck Co
State Highway Commission
Thomas John Eden
Ray F. DeWald
One New Case Filed In Court This Week
The Jones County Farm Service Co filed an account suit naming EK Lyons and Gladys H Lyons as defendants for an unpaid balance of 100 dollars on gas grease and related products purchased between March 22 1981 and June 19 1982. The company seeks judgment for 100 dollars plus costs and interest.
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Jones County Farm Service Co
EK. EK. Lyons
Gladys H. Lyons
Monticello Plans 1955 Budget With Tax Drop And Spending Rise
Monticello city budget for 1955 proposes about 16 percent less tax asking per millage despite higher projected expenditures of around 174,100. General funds near 23,000, street and utilities funds see shifts, with a major rise in the utilities appropriation to 31,000 for a planned municipal well and pumping station. The council notes possible energy from non-tax sources and aims to build reserves for future repairs and a pool.
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Monticello
Rock Bottom
Municipal Enterprise Fund
Lambert
Elden Brashaw
ed@ncil
Pair Injured As Car Lands In Creek Bed
Two Monticello youths were hospitalized after their car plunged into a creek bed on a Cedar Rapids work trip. Phillip Tuetken drove. Richard Davis, asleep in back, crawled out and aided in the rescue before emergency crews freed Tuetken. Both men had worked a night shift at Wilson Packing Plant.
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Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Phillip Tuetken
Richard Davis
Ralph Collins
Tuetken
Davis
Wilson Packing
Langworthy
Coflins
Fuetken
Collins
Paul Hearn
Larry Goodyear
Jobin McDonald Hospital
Tuethen
Vandals Strike St Luke's Methodist Church Sunday Noon
Local church damaged in a Sunday noon vandalism incident at St Luke's Methodist. A watermelon was cut in the kitchen, seeds and rind scattered, flowers torn, and petals spread through classrooms and stairs. Officer Donald Gilmore and city police investigate for clues.
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St. Luke's Methodist Church
James Nelson
R. V. Giliner
the Express
Donald Gilmore
Gilmore
Band Concerts Resume July 29 In City Schedule
The summer band plans a Monday evening rehearsal and a Thursday neat band concert on July 29. The Hoover celebration at Wet Branch features the Monticelli Bam eile among the entertainers and August 2 offers more events as taxpayers prepare for the season.
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Monticelli
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