Medalist Appleby Leads Monticello to Third Straight Win
Claude Appleby of Monticello shaved eight strokes from last week to shoot 70 and lead his team to a third straight victory in a match at DeWitt on wet grounds. Mullen and Matthiessen were second for Monticello with 75 as the team posted 1514 to edge Anamosa and Manchester. Monticello also beat DeWitt and Tipton in a triangular, with a win over Anamosa, last year’s eastern Iowa champions. Monticello hosts Bellevue and Mt. Vernon on June 19 for a triangular meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Appleby
Monticello
DeWitt
Appleby
Robert Mullen
Ron Matthiessen
Anamosa
Manchester
Tipton
160 Expected at Rotary Golf Meet Here Monday
The Monticello Rotary club hosts the 191st district golf tournament on Monday June 20 with about 160 golfers from 27 clubs. arrivals begin around 1 p m and first tee time is 1 30 p m. 18 holes played medals and runner-up trophies awarded plus a club medal prize. A 7 p m dinner follows a Rotary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
R. W
Bob" Louden
Fairfield
Ralph Wilson
Dick Long
Max MccCrabb
Clarence Hosford
Bob Mullen
Bill Stuhler
Harold White
Dr and Mrs Myers attend 10th anniversary graduation
Attendees mark the 10th anniversary of Dr Robert Myers graduation from the University of Iowa College of Medicine in Iowa City on Saturday June 11. Mrs Myers joined the celebration honoring the milestone and school ties remain strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Myers
School of Medicine
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Legion Defeats Guttenburg 6-1 in season opener
HOPKINTON The Junior Legion baseball team beat Guttenberg Legion 6-1 in the first game of the season. Hopkinton's battery was Red Thompson and Lloyd Huggins, while Guttenberg pitchers were J Barman Collier and Neiland with R Brown catching. Howard DeShaw managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Junior Legion
Guttenberg Legion
Red Thompson
Lloyd Huggins
J. Barman
Collier
Neiland
Guttenberg
R. Brown
Howard DeShaw
Wet Grounds and Cold Weather Idle Cubs
Wet grounds and cold weather postponed Sundays game between the Monticello Cubs and Dyersville. The Cubs were set to meet New Vienna on Wednesday and host Anamosa Sunday at 8 p.m. No prior meetings this year between the Cubs and both opponents. The Men’s Reformatory defeated Monticelo 2-0 and holds an 11-0 win over Anamosa.
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Monticello Cubs
Dyersville
Cubs
New Vienna
Anamosa
Reformatory
Monticelo
Soldier Don Steuri Stationed At Fort Knox
Adolph Steuri of Monticello reports his son Pfc. Don B. Steuri is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky for the next six weeks. Address: RA 17432470 Hg Btry AFA 4 Bn 3 Arm Div Fort Knox Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Steuri
Monticello
Donald
Fort Knox
Don B. Steuri
Four Fined In Police Court For Park, Speed Violations
Four persons received fines in police court this week. Melvin Katz of Monticello and James Haas of Hopkinton were fined $1 and costs for improper parking. Thomas Murray was fined $5 and costs for speeding a truck. Eldon Covington of Anamosa was fined $1 and costs for improper equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Katz
Monticello
James Haas
Hopkinton
Thomas Murray
Eldon Covington
Anamosa
Car Hits Bridge Head-On Injuries Reported
Anamosa youth Owen Gombert 20 and Maquoketa residents Karl Clark 18 Frank Lowry 21 escaped serious injuries after a head-on collision on highway 151 near the northeast. Gombert suffered a bruised knee Clark a cut elbow Lowry was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Gombert
Anamosa
Karl Clark
Frank Lowry
Maquoketa
7Ne Gombert
Clark
L. M. Dreibelbis
Lowry
Gombert
Sheriff's Office
Arden Achenbach
Morley
Kenneth Humpal
Sheriffs Office
Achenbach
Sunday Matinee Here By Cole Circus In Monticello Pasture
The George W. Cole circus offers a 2 PM Sunday matinee in William Bauman's pasture north of Monticello on highway 151. It features a live jungle bred African rhinoceros and a lineup including elephants lions leopards bears apes white deer camels a giant chimpanzee and more jungle animals. The Rawls family teenage gymnasts join the show along with a high trapeze artist aerial stunt performer and others for a nearly two hour performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cole
William Bauman
Monticello
Highway 151
Floyd Hill
Cole Circus
Rawls
Monticello and Olin FHA Girls Host Picnic
Monticello F H A hosts Olin F H A in a June 9 pot luck picnic at the Monticello city park. Miss Carolyn Cousins led Monticello sponsorship and Charlene Fox led Olin sponsorship. About 65 girls attended the dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Future Homemakers of America
Olin F.H.A
Monticello
Carolyn Cousins
Olin
Charlene Fox
Dr. Robert Dolan Opens Monticello Medical Practice
Dr. Robert Dolan of Anamosa starts practice in Monticello with offices above McNeil hardware. A 1940 St Louis University MD graduate, he served as a flight surgeon in the 13th Air Force before returning to medicine. He plans to commute until Monticello housing is found and will share postgrad study with Dr. Myers to stay current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Robert Dolan
Anamosa
McNeil Hardware
Dolan
Mike
Tony
Nancy
Maureen
Kerry
Robert W. Myers
the Express
Starlighters Play Receives Superior Rating Correction
A March 26 correction to the University of Iowa festival results raises the Starlighters Monticello entry High Window from excellent to superior. The group received a new certificate. cast members include Bette Bender Pauline LeClerc Charlene Thedens Dick Finson and Harry Baumann with Lucille Kucera directing assisted by Augusta Melsha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Starlighters Amateur Theater Group of
Monticello
High Window
Bette Bender
Pauline LeClerc
Charlene Thedens
Dick Finson
Harry Baumann
Lucille Kucera
Augusta Melsha
Borden Co. Names New Officers for Iowa Milk Division
Carl Schneider announces J. Axel Johnson of Cedar Rapids named chairman of the directing board of the new Iowa Milk and Ice Cream division of the Borden Co. Kenneth G. Sturtevant of Rock Island is named president. The division unites Hutchinson Ice Cream in Cedar Rapids, Sturtevant Dairy in Rock Island, and Hi-Lan milk operation in Des Moines with several branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schneider
Borden Co
Monticello
J. Axel Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Milk and
Kenneth G. Sturtevant
Rock Island
Ill
Iowa Milk and Ice Cream
Hutchinson Ice Cream Division
Sturtevant Dairy Products
Hi-Lan
Des Moines
Missouri University Grants Degrees at June Commencement
William Raymond Thomas of Monticello is among 1,342 seniors and graduates receiving degrees at the University of Missouri Columbia June commencement. Thomas earned a bachelor of science in agriculture as President Elmer Ellis conferred degrees and Dr. Blake-More Godwin delivered the address on the amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raymond Thomas
Monticello
University of Missouri
Columbia
Thomas
C. G. Thomas
Elmer Ellis
Blake-More Godwin
Toledo, Ohio
Museum of Art
Lions Install Officer Slate Present Awards
Lions club held a meeting Monday night with awards and officer installations. Retiring district governor Howard Hicks received a 100 percent performance award and wrist watches were given to Hicks and past district counselor Tigak Shimanek. New officers include Chester Condit as president and Irvin Hintz as vice president, with several members honored for perfect attendance and service. Four new clubs formed in district 9A with about 125 new members. Frerett G. Scott of West Union will become governor July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Howard Hicks
Lions District 9A
Tigak Shimanek
Earl H. DeShaw
Dale Adams
Henry Adams
James Bender
Paul Bender
Guy Byerly
Leo Cabalka
Med. Cass
M. B. Clark
Chester Condit
Raymond Coyle
Earl de- Shaw
Ray Eby
Alfred Egger
E. B. Fist
Ray Fluckiger
Harold Gottleaber
Neal Hayden
Irving Hintz
A. K. Jones
Paul Kripe
Leslie Linn
Frank Martin
H. E. Morrow
Robert Pater -Cpekines
Arnold Poock
M. E. Prewitt
Eilert Proll
Ernest Becker
Chauncey Robinson
Sam Schoetz
William Shaffer
C.F. Shimanek
Harold Shugart
Vance Stead
A. K. Stenzen
Ray Stumbaugh
Robert Jhoent
Harold Wilcox
Carl Wolken
Frank Willeans
Alva Zimmer- Wah
Walter Melchert
Maquoketa
Irving Hinto
L. C. Perkins
Marvin Chevalier
Lion Tamer
Ed Cox
George Nieters
Robert Patten
Condit
H. M
Johnny) Jones
Fred Tunks
Monticello Express
Stumbaugh
Candit
Dr. Jones
Rev. Morrow
Stead
Tail Twister
Coggan
Ryan
Marble Rock
Conrad
Frerett G. Scott
West Union
Hicks
Jones County Farmers Show Low Interest in Seeding Corn
In Jones County 1,552 of 1,700 contacted farmers said they would not seal corn while 155 were measured for allotments. A 54 member crew under Vernon Helgens is surveying fields for possible future production estimates as the July 1 deadline nears. Farmers learn results by July 15 and have until August 5 to destroy excess corn if fields exceed limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
A.S.C
Vernon Helgens
Monticello Residents Fined in Police Court
Five Monticello residents paid fines in police court according to Chief Donald Gilmore. The list includes T. M. Redmond for improper parking $1, Rex Martinsen for improper passing $5, H. W. Stuhler for improper parking $1, John Juilfs for intoxication $10, and Donald Lewis for careless driving $7, plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Donald Gilmore
T. M. Redmond
Rex Martinsen
H. W. Stuhler
John Juilfs
Donald Lewis
Three Lions to Attend National Meeting in Atlantic City
Three Monticello Lions club members and families plan to attend the Lions International convention in Atlantic City New Jersey June 22 to 25. Howard Hicks and Alvin K Jones with family members Jeffrey and Blanche Jones, plus Chester Condit and others, will join events including Hicks as retiring governor of Town Lions district 9A and Jones as retiring cabinet secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Lions Club
Atlantic City
N. J
Onch
Howard Hicks
Alvin K. Jones
Jeffrey
Blanche E. Jones
Manchester
Jones
Chester Condit
Hicks
Town
Lions District
Condit
Farmers Mutual Creamery reports large butter production
Jamieson leads the Langworthy creamery with 626 069 pounds of butter produced and total creamery receipts of 376 863 33 dollars. The Farmers Mutual Creamery Co shows 881 158 pounds of butter produced and overall income 579 851 95 dollars from all dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Co
Langworthy
George Hoult
Alden Matthias
C. J. Gerdes
Edward Schemmel
Ray Kromminga
Irvin Lubben
Gilbert Wernimont
E. Hall
Raymond Poppe
Allen R. Poppe
Ray Marolf
G. F. ‘Tuetken
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Louis Hanken
Joseph Hogan
Joe Heeren
James A. Millurice
Albert Fass
George Hoffman
Colin Tsachantz
Richard J. Hanken
Jake Dietikeer
Nick Nosbish
Ray Leytem
William Claus
Ed Meier
John Eden
Farmers’ Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association
Local Dairy Board Trustees and Staff Named
Officers listed include W. E. First as president Herman Egger as vice president D. R Krueger as manager Lawrence Kurt as treasurer Frank H. Helms as secretary and Norbert Kirsch as director Arnold H Poock serves as buttermaker Other employees include F E Craig as butcher and Mrs Gertrude DeShaw as bookkeeper Cyeant haulers named D Gilbert Neh Leonard Kirsch and Dorrance Chapman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. First
Herman Egger
D. R Krueger
Lawrence Kurt
Frank H. Helms
Norbert Kirsch
Arnold H. Poock
F. E. Craig
Gertrude DeShaw
D. Gilbert Neh
Leonard Kirsch
Dorrance Chapman
Garden Club Members Attend Cedar Rapids Show
Monticello Garden club members attended the Cedar Rapids show at the municipal airport. They named Mesdames Wilbur Cartano Clarence Matthiessen O R Howie Sr Ernest Schnier Ava Maia and George Rickels and later visited several flower gardens in Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello Neighbors Report Canadian Fishing Trip
Ralph Petersen of Monticello and Fred and Carl Reiter of Cascade returned last week from a fishing trip to Vermilion Bay Canada. They reported good fishing with Fred Reiter landing a 24 pound trout. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Adams, Mr. and Mrs. William Buel and Mary Ann attended the open house at the Masonic library in Cedar Rapids on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Petersen
Monticello
Fred
Carl Reiter
Cascade
Vermilion Bay
Canada
Fred Reiter
Dale Adams
William Buel
Mary Ann
Masonic Library
Cedar Rapids
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Len Finuckiger
J. Sullivan
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Gene Byers
W., H. Shaffer
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H. Hutton
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Pat Clark Ee
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Rotary
Louis J. Reilly
Iowa
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Legion
Guttenburg
Pfc
Donald Steuri
Monticello and
Olin Fha
William R. Thomas
Missouri University
Lions Install Officer
Manes
Stuhler
Drews
Land Springs
Garden Club
Clarence Zahina
Barnstormers
Colleen Powers
Delbert Weber
Iona
Eclipse Lumber Company
Jores County
Frank Williams
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