Births and notices from Jones county week in review
Births reported from John McDonald hospital include six babies born to families in Cascade Monticello Oxford Junction Morley Wyoming and others from June 8 to June 13. Also licenses new cars and trucks and court notices from Jones county courts with names cities and small sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Joe Lehman
Cascade
John Trumm
Robert Takes
Arthur Comstock
Monticello
Clare Westphal
Wyoming
David Moenck
Oxford Junction
Darrell Horn
Morley
Jones County
John F. Siebels
Amber
Dodge
George H. Paulsen
Ford
Frank M
Wilma O'Shea
Robert J. Burlage
Victor G. Robinson
Mechanicsville
Chevrolet
George G. Koppenhaver
Anamosa
Band to Present First Summer Concert June 22
The Monticello Lions band shelter near the swimming pool will host the first summer concert at 8 p m on Thursday June 22 Ray Stumbaugh director says rehearsals for the concert series occur Monday nights at 7 30 p m adults or graduates may join the band. Summer rehearsals and lessons begin Tuesday June 20 for those playing school band next year with senior high members practicing Tuesday and Wednesday junior high Thursday mornings and grade school students weekly lessons plus a large beginners group Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Band
Monticello
Ray Stumbaugh
Stumbaugh
Paul Knipe Resigns As Jr. High Principal
Paul Knipe, junior high principal of the Monticello Community school district, resigns to become elementary principal in Decorah. Board accepts resignation, names Vance Stead to lead grades six through twelve, and hires a new science teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Knipe
Monticello
Decorah
Knipe
Board of Education
Vance Stead
Jim
Marilyn) Robinson
Augusta Melsha
Greater Monticello elects Voss as new president
At a regular meeting the Greater Monticello committee elected Voss Bud's Super Valu manager president by unanimous ballot. Copley was named vice president and DeShaw secretary. Directors chosen include Condit, Schrader, Baresel, Eilers, Jones, Krause, McNeill and Knopp, with terms set to start July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Voss
Bud’s Super Valu
Greater Monticello
Voss
James Nelson
Monticello
Elton Shorty
Sam Schuetz
Chester Condit
Rex Schrader
Ray Baresel
LaVern Eilers
Johnny Jones
Ted Krause
A. J. H. McNeill
Jack Knopp
Cascade
Nelson
Crash Claims Life of Anamosa Girl Fifth County Traffic Death
The report notes the death of a girl from Anamosa in a county traffic accident marking the fifth traffic fatality in the area this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Fifth County
Community News Brief on ISU Alum Returning to Advertising
va g 24 years old attended Iowa State at Ames and spent ten years in military service. He served eighteen months and remains single. He will join the advertising staff of Betty Wagner, Cott and Jones, and become an ad manager since 1960. He will join the advertising department of Allis Manufacturing Company to begin a new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State
Ames
Betty Wagner
Cott and Jones
Allis Manufacturing Company
Poock Named New Borden Distributor in Monticello
Arnold H Poock longtime east Iowa buttermaker to take over Borden dairy route in Monticello Thursday He bought the Delhi route from Harry Heideman last week Poock announces 24 hour answering service and plans more improvements He retires this week after 28 years in creameries at Sand Springs Klinger and Monticello He and Mrs Poock reside at 706 S Chestnut with sons Gary and Steve both ISU students in Ames
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. Poock
East Iowa
Borden Dairy Products
Monticello
Harry Heideman
Delhi
Poock
Farmers Mutual Co - Op Creamery
Sand Springs
Klinger
Chestnut
Gary
Steve
Iowa State University
Ames
Women pilots prepare for Powder Puff Derby with Cuckler plane
Mrs. Peg Ong of Marion and Mrs. Mary Frenzel of Denver will fly a Beech Bonanza owned by Cuckler Steel Span in the All-Woman Transcontinental Air Race. The 2,709 mile San Diego to Atlantic City race runs July 8 to July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuckler Steel Span Company
Monticello
Peg Ong
Marion
Mary Frenzel
Denver
Colo
Ong
San Diego
Calif
Atlantic City
N. J
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Cuckler Co
Ninety-Nines, Inc
Organization of
Jim
Collins
Frenzel
One Traffic Death in 1960 in Jones County
Jones County records show the fifth traffic fatality of the year as Nancy Jo Swecker, 18, of Anamosa, killed in a one car crash on highway 151 near Anamosa. Four other girls escaped serious injury. The county had earlier death figures from January 3 and May 1, with multiple fatalities noted in highway tangles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Nancy Jo Swecker
Anamosa
Highway 151
Miss Swecker
Larry Lee Mizaur
Oxford Junction
Merrill Rawson
Rosalie d'Autremont
Riverside
Charles R. Orthberg
Albert Lea
Minn
Burt Wheel Fence To Be Installed At Race Track
Great Jones county fair directors voted to install a heavy hub rail and a wheel fence around the race track to protect spectators. They approved purchasing 1500 oak posts steel cable and metal faced rail for curves and straightaways. Discussions covered season tickets parking amphitheatre plans and prize awards.
Rural-Urban Dairy Smorgasbord Friday at Anna farm bureau
The Rural-Urban event sponsored by the Farm Bureau Women is this Friday June 16 at the Farm Bureau building in Anna. The program runs 1 30 to 3 30 p m with a dairy product demonstration by Elwood Towne of the American Dairy Association Des Moines. The smorgasbord will be served after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women
Farm Bureau
Annamosa
Elwood Towne
American Dairy Association
Les Moines
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