Monticello High School Awards Honor Students and Staff
Monticello High School and Junior High honored students at year end awards. Julia Skelley Judy McDonald Marilyn Nelson and Jane Edwards received editor pins for The Panther. The Pantherette Starpin awards went to six students including Jane Edwards and Judy McDonald. many earned Pantherette Journey awards across several classes. Fifty two students made the high school honor roll with seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
The
Panther
Julia Skelley
Judy McDonald
Marilyn Nelson
Jane Edwards
Ron Long
Ron Bronemann
Gertrude Brokaw
Jan Schneider
Joyce Schoenbeck
Parke Behn
Bonnie Buol
Treva Folkers
Linda Miller
Marlene Wynn
Marijane Shover
Nancy Perkins
Lynn Balster
Pantherette
Barbara Norris
Judy Bleadorn
Luella Ricklefs
Mary Jo Goodyear
Ron Burrichter
Jackie Nickel
Jane Seehusen
Tammy Eden
Bonnie Hollar
Diana Schatz
Susan Ballou
Jennifer Schneider
Carole Behn
John Fraser
Ruth Ann Heiken
Laura Reuter
Jim Holmes
Jim Maurice
Beverly Schoon
Charles Gearhart
Loren Volkman
Janice Bohlken
Phyllis Hubner
Grace Kromminga
Joyce Schoenveck
Judy Schoon
Julia Shelley
Marilyn Willis
John Baty
Errol Dierks
Dorothy Freese
Karen Kidwell
Carol Behn
Donald Folkers
John Meyer
Jim Robertson
David
Steve Wolken
Larry Goettsch
Carolyn Fitken
Shirley Otten
DeWayne Schafer
Dave Krein
Jeryl’ Lehman
Paul Tobiason
Barbara Eberhart
Bonnie Buel
Bill Mitchell
Janet Prull
Beverly Tuel
Bruce Stumbaugh
Billy Eby
School Band and Attendance Awards Listed for Seniors to Freshmen
The article lists students receiving perfect attendance and various band letter awards across all class years. It names seniors Julia Shelley and others, juniors Patsy Aitchison and more, sophomores Diane Conley and others, freshmen including Martha Edwards and Donald Folkers. It also names recipients of two bar and three bar awards plus five bar honors for select students.
Births and licenses report in local minutes
One birth credited to John McDonald hospital this week to Mr and Mrs Loras Stoll Cascade a son. Marriage licenses list Kenneth W Schiemmer 24 Anamosa to Glenda L Woodworth 20 Anamosa and Richard W Pace 23 Wyoming to Virginia Buresh 18 Wyoming. Justice court fines include John J Hubbard for following too close five dollars and costs. Police court fines total Lyle Ehlis speeding 40 mph in 25 mph 15 dollars Warren F Rhyner improper passing 10 dollars and cost Richard W Norbert improper passing 10 dollars and cost Thomas G Streets improper passing 10 dollars and cost Arthur Wilcox failure to yield right of way 10 dollars and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Loras Stoll
Cascade
Kenneth W. Schiemmer
Anamosa
Glenda L. Woodworth
Richard W. Pace
Wyoming
Virginia Buresh
C. F. Shimanek
Lyle Ehlis
Warren F. Rhyner
Richard W. Norbert
Thomas G. Streets
Arthur Wilcox
Three More File To Seek Seats On School Board
Three more candidates joined Hunt Louis Morf and Mrs. Arthur Shelley in filing petitions for seats on the Monticello Community school district board. Petitions require 10 signatures and notarization. Election is June 25 with five seats, two rural, two Monticello, one at large. Terms vary by vote total from three to one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Community
Hunt
Louis Morf
Arthur Shelley
Jones County
Monticello
Jarman
Boyd Shannon
Boyd
Rex Schrader
Shelley
Mort
Bert Ballou
Les Balster
Ed Cox
Dick Long
E. H. DeShaw
Paul Jarman
Monticello Community School District
Janssen Jr. Wins Free Week-Long Minnesota Vacation Trip
Mrs John Janssen Jr of Coggon claimed a free week long stay at Wildwood resort near Brainerd after being drawn second at Monticello Community Building. The first ticket owner from Mechanicsville was not present. Prize includes cottage boat groceries and $25 cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Janssen Jr
Minnesota
Monticello
Carol Ann Hessing
Mechanicsville
Janssens
Wildwood Resort
Brainerd
Minn
Coggan
Janssen
Gene Chamberlin
Cere
Freese Motors Seeks Payment of Repair Bill
In Jones County three district court suits were filed this past week. Freese Motors of Monticello claims $216.32 plus interest and costs from Robert Mettler for auto repair. Wrenden Fall D B A Fall’s D X station seeks $169.89 from an unnamed party with 5 percent interest from Aug. 23, 1957 and costs. A. E. Gilmore of Hale sues Alfred T. Moore and Wylis Moore for groceries with $57.02 interest and costs from Alfred Moore and $45.75 for Wylis Moore plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Freese Motors
Monticello
Robert Mettler
Robert Mayfield
Wrenden
Fall
A. E. Gilmore
Hale
Alfred T. Moore
Wylis Moore
Gilmore
Alfred Moore
Myrl L. Ray Re-elected to Administrative Practice Council
Myrl L. Ray, administrator of John McDonald hospital, was re-elected by the Iowa Hospital Association board of trustees to the Council on Administrative Practice for 1959 1960. He previously served a term on this council and three years on the association relations council.
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Myrl L. Ray
John McDonald Hospital
Council On
Iowa Hospital Association
Ray
Association
Explorer Scouts Visit SAC Base In Omaha Neb
Nine Monticello Explorer Scouts from Troop 66 traveled by train to the SAC base in Omaha Nebraska guided by chaperone Jack Hoffman. The group including John Baty John Fraser Jerry Ridenour Steve Vanourny Bob Schmidt Colin Ponder Paul Vanourny Joe Mullen and Mike Dolan slept in barracks ate at the mess used the officers pool and tested a Link trainer cockpit while awaiting possible flight clearance with parental permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
S.A.C
Omaha
Neb
Jack Hoffman
John Baty
John Fraser
Jerry Ridenour
Steve Vanourny
Bob Schmidt
Colin Ponder
Paul Vanourny
Joe Mullen
Mike Dolan
Marion
City seeks women on social security for emergency telephone work
Monticello officials invite women on social security to apply for tending the emergency telephone in the Community Building as the city plans a July dial system. Contact the mayor. Also, swimming classes start next Monday. registration cards are due to Dr. E H DeShaw, water safety chairman. In Jones County, a conservation needs committee met to study soil and water needs for a national inventory, with plans for land use changes and erosion control practices, due by December 31, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Paul Schuetz
E. H. DeShaw
Water Safety
Jones County
Soil District Office
Anamosa
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
W. F. Robertson
Richard Hartwig
Lee Allen
Art Wilcox
ASC
William Hamilton
Andy Cubit
Howard Webb
Joe Legg
William Jensen
Tuberculosis Contact Program Tests To Start In Jones County
The Jones County health program opens June 23 with mobile X ray tests in Anamosa and Wyoming. Patch tests follow June 24 to 26 with additional screenings at the courthouse and Community Building. The effort, backed by local medical groups and state health bodies, aims to identify active or latent cases and provide chest X rays to reactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Jones County Medical Society
Division of Tuberculosis
State Department of Health
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Marion H. Serbousek
Anamosa
Wyoming
Main Street
Serbousek
W H Wessels Hosts Free Barbecue For Anniversary
W H Wessels marks two years in Center Junction with a free beef barbecue and open house. From 8 a m to 9 p m visitors receive beef barbecue sandwiches free pop and chips for children. Discounts on all feeds and hog feeds offered with free blankets and wrenches with each feed order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wessels
Center Junction
Wessels
Carl Egger to Accept Briggs Scholastic Award at ISU ceremony
Carl Egger, son of Mr and Mrs Car A Egger, will receive the Briggs award for the highest four year GPA by a male student at the State University of Iowa commencement exercises Friday. Egger majors in engineering and is joined by area degree candidates including John Zimmerman Monticello James Pearson Anamosa George Taylor Anamosa Richard Edwards Anamosa Douglas Thompson Anamosa Gary Yahnke Anamosa Richard Dreibelbis Anamosa Theresa James Center Junction and Marilyn Fifield Oxford Junction. Clayton Powers Monticello earned an associate degree in applied science after completing a 96 week Electronic Technology and Design program at DeVoy Technical Institute Chicago. Powers is a U.S. Army veteran who served at Eighth Army HQ in Seoul Korea. Francis Miller Monticello was among 1700 University of Colorado graduates Saturday earning a master of basic science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Egger
Car A. Egger
Briggs
State University of Iowa
Ter Junction
Marilyn Fifield
Oxford Junction
Clayton Powers
Monticello
DeVoy Technical Institute
Chicago
Powers
United States Army
Eighth Army
Seoul
Korea
Francis Miller
University of Colorado
Miller
Organizational Meeting To Form Ladies Auxiliary
An organizational meeting to form a ladies auxiliary for John McDonald hospital will be held Tuesday with dinner at Poplar Heights. A second meeting will follow at another location with Mrs Dan W Figgins state councilor for ladies auxiliaries in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Poplar Heights
Dan W. Figgins
Ladies Auxiliaries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello High School
Brandemuehl
Janice Schneider
Steve Thompson
Bonnie Smith
Justice Court
Justice of Peace
Max McCrabb
John J. Hubbard
Montcicello
Bob Appleby
Lester Voss
Jack Knopp
Ace Hardware
Bud's Super Valu
Eclipse Lumber
Edwards Department Store
Faust Skelly Service
Gambles
Hi-Way Market
Long's Royal Blue
K&p Chevrolet Olds
McNeill Hardware
Monty Surplus
Nelson Jewelry
Shaffer's Clothing and Shoes
Stabler’s Clothing Store
SAC
Omaha, Neb
Glenn Jones
Jones County Association
Iowa
Ser~ Kousek
Marion Serbousek
Briggs Scholastic
Velma Lang
Roberta
Helgens
Leone Seehusen
Helen Ryner
Donald C. Schaper
American Sterilizer Company
Erie
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