Cubs Rally For 6-5 Win Over Cascade Reds
Monticello's Cubs earned their first win in five games by toppling Cascade Reds 6-5 on Wednesday. Al Werthoff led with three hits, while Larry Himes and Bill Jansen added key run-producing hitters. Next up, Wyoming comes to town then two games next Sunday against Anamosa and Hopkinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Cubs
Cascade Reds
Roger Ode
University of Jow
Ning
al Westholt
Lerry Himes
Bill Jansen
Lloyd Huggins
Cascade
Art Ressler
Reds
John Behn
Pat Clark
Cub
al Werthoff
Ron Long
Larry Himes
Wyoming
Anamosa
Hopkinton
Furrow Queen Contest Returns to Jones County
Jones county Soil Conservation district and American Fence dealers sponsor the Furrow Queen contest. Girls aged 16 to 21 from rural Iowa may be crowned Queen of the Furrow at the September 7 1958 commissioners conference in Cedar Rapids Roosevelt hotel. Two Jones county entrants join regional competition with 11 eastern counties, then a state queen. Entry cards available from American Fence dealers or the county office in Anamosa basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Soil Conservation District
W. F. Robertson
Iowa
Soil District Commissioners
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Carol Coleman
Leon Coleman
Olin
Robertson
Noil
Anamosa
Long Out In Golf Semi at Iowa City
Ron Long of Monticello, a left handed player, was eliminated 2 and 1 by Steve Spray of Indianola in the state junior golf tour semifinal at Iowa City. Spray advanced to face John Peterson of Iowa City in the final after winning key holes 15 and 16 before the match ended on No. 17 with par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Long
Monticello
Iowa City
Steve Spray
Indianola
John Peterson
Spray
Long
No. 16
No. 17
Hobart throws no hitter as Yankees rout Cubs in Pee Wee game
Joe Hobart pitched a no hitter for the Yankees in a 15 to 2 victory over the Cubs in a Pee Wee league summer recreation game. The Yankees scored 11 runs in the second inning on three hits. Yankee lineup included David Arduser Neil Becker Dean Miller and Joe Hobart among others. Cubs featured Larry McDonald Steve Stilken Jerry Long and Bob Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hobart
Yankees
Cubs
Yankee
David Arduser
Neil Becker
Dean Miller
Ron Richardson
Dan Torpey
R. Arduser
Jack Linsman
Steve Edwards
Don Lingman
Larry McDonald
Steve Stilken
Jerry Long
Bob Hines
Tom Torpey
Tom Schwendinger
Jerry Haag
Dan Read
Roger Picray
Olin chapter meeting honors long time member
At the Hiawatha Olin chapter C.E.8 meeting on June 5 Mrs. Grace Meineke led in duty. Edna Moreland and Virginia White received 60 year membership pins. Guests included Elmer Tebbe and wife from Mt. Moriah Anamosa. July and August will be vacation months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLIN
Hiawatha
C.E.8
Grace Meineke
W.M
Edna Moreland
Virginia White
Elmer Tebbe
Mt. Moriah
Anamosa
Cubit
Zula Alexander
Hattie Peck
Vacation Bible schools rundown in Wyoming community
The Wyoming community reports multiple church programs. Zion American Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian schools enrolled 107, 64, and staff details, with June 6 and June 15 program dates. Notables include Thelma Ahrens graduation and Rev Kenneth Harden leading Methodist staff. Local construction notes mention a 40 by 60 pole castle shed and home projects by Garside crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Zion American Lutheran Church
God
Nancy Brunscheen
Naomi Orth
Alma Brunscheen
Elaine Husman
Dorothy Petersen
Judy Brunscheen
Sandra Emerson
Mary Huggins
Helma Wilsler
Dele Hansen
Kenneth Harden
The
Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School
Judy Hodgdon
Margaret Davis
Sandee Chandlee
Wilma Mayberry
Richard Muller
Kathleen Davis
Janice Sievers
Sandra Mayberry
Paul Huston
Judy Dennison
Clifford DeLarm
Susan
Onalee James
Presbyterian Bible School
Royal Snyder
Florence Luke
Donna Thompson
Judy Catlett
Mary
Jane Kvarsgaard
Versa Inglis
Margaret Eichhorn
Wilma Zamastil
Sharon Broderson
Rosalie Dusanek
Sherry Garside
Rita Rae Bramer
Ezra Wenndt
Ray Garside
George McCalmant
Ed Koi
Garside
Ernest Reite
Reitz
Addie Harden
New Methodist Parsonage
Will Strong
First Communion At Sacred Heart Church And Local Meetings
Sunday June 15 at Sacred Heart Church marked first communion with a 7 o clock mass and a child choir. listed are 10 communicants and 7 leaders and altar boys. Community notices cover WSC8 installation at Methodist church, a North Iowa Mission conference at Cornell College, Junior American Legion Auxiliary activities in Jones County, and South Wyapsie Workers club hosting with corsage making and August program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Sacred Heart Church
Beverly Benischek
Mary Bisinger
Judy Divoky
Wilmer Grage
Gregory Green
David House
Melissa Ketcham
Jeannine Lasack
Joseph Mulvihill
John Regennitter
Chester Marek
Larry Marek
Pat Mulvihill
Steve Benischek
David Mizaur
Richard Erickson
Kenneth Lasack
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Fred Burda
Burda
North Iowa Conference of Missions
Cornell College
Hans Ahrendsen
James Kotlinek
Fred Harms
Dorothy Fritz
Joe Kulhavy
George Shimerda
Fred Lasack
Ernest von Sprecken
Martin Nett
R. E. Hill
John Buresh
America
Gus Toerber
Mexico
Louis Vacek
Verne Fritcher
Martin Frite
Freeman Ethridge
Jones County
American Legion Auxiliary
Wyoming
Sue Close
Jeanie Berner
Jean Koranda
Linda Hansen
Jeanine
Leroy Bartels
Barbara Ahrendsen
Herbert Rehmke
Harold Rehmke
George Vacek
Lawrence Ahrendsen
Ahrendsen
Ray Genhart
Jones county farms advance soil district conservation efforts
Governor Loveless proclaims Conservation Week June 15 to 22 as Jones county farmers adopt practices. 9896 cooperators among about 2000 farms. 607 farms with basic plans. Practices include contouring waterways, strip cropping, tile drainage, pasture seeding, ponds. totals: 10696 acres contouring, 12853 strip cropping, 4321 pasture seeding, 136 tree planting, 29 erosion control domes, 153 farm ponds, 2547966 feet tile drainage, 11 miles terraces, 32 miles standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel C. Loveless
Jones County
Oris HH. Randolph
Soil Conservation Service
Randolph
8.C.8
Calendar of Events for June in Monticello Anamosa
A June calendar lists meetings and events across Anamosa Monticello and area towns including 4 H county committee sessions Navy recruiting at the post office and various club gatherings. Notable items include a Nelle Sexton birthday party and a Royal Neighbors picnic at the park with potluck style provisions. Agricultural notes from the 8 C B S staff cover spring contouring and waterway projects in Randolph’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Sexton
K.P. Hall
Castle Grove
Lovell Township
Social Security Office
Dubuque
Farmers Home Administration
Jones County
Anamosa
Royal Neighbors
Monticello
Future Farmers of America
Breakins Spread To Five Counties
Jones County Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis compared notes with the Buchanan County sheriff in Independence as they report a series of burglaries across five counties. Burglars hit business places in Buchanan Delaware Clayton Fayette and Jones counties using similar methods and appear to involve at least three persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Lewis Dreibelbis
Buchanan County
Independence
Dreibelbis
Buchanan
Delaware
Clayton
Fayette
Jones
Issuance of Payment Certificates Begun in Acreage Reserve Program
Jones County A.S.C. office in Mon ticello has begun issuing payment certificates for the 1958 acreage reserve program. Payments will be mailed in the order compliance checks are completed in the field and office. The first recipients will be those whose crops were sufficiently advanced to allow early checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
The
Soil Bank
A.S.C
Monticello
Richard O. Hartwig
Anamosa
Hartwig
Jones County military inductions and May draft registrants
Wyoming youth Griswold heads to Des Moines for physicals with a large group from Jones County. The May 1958 draft registrants include 18 names from Anamosa Center Junction Monticello Oxford Junction and Wyoming. Also notes soil bank acreage rules and a public notice of administrator appointment for John C Caspers estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Jan Griswold
Wyoming
Armed Services
L. L. Doolittle
Selective Service Board
Des Moines
Frederick Casper Mardorf
David Lawrence Pillard
Douglas LeRoy Hoover
Robert Wayne Sobotka
Albert Junior Kurth
Joseph Peter Manternach
Ralph Joseph Manternach
James Michael Teymer
Kenneth Lyle Long
Ronald Merle Matthiessen
Ronald George Kurt
Jon Casper Husman
Gary Gordon White
Roger Louis Schladetzky
Gary Edwin McCullough
Max Ervin Wismeier
James Michael John
Glen Gerhard Rickels
Lawrence Allamand
James Willard Keltner
Donald William Null
David Curtiss May
D John Dale Woodward
William Walter Pazour
Freddie Ray Appleby
Russell Duane Hoke
Richard G. Remington
Anamosa
Martin Townsend
Center Junction
Donald D. Steuri
Ronald Landis
Marshall Glenn Gillmore
Larry Lee Bronemann
Jerald R. Bronemann
Ernest Goedken
Monticello
Leland Hodeval
Onslow
Robert Kenneth Clapp
Larry Lee Jensen
Oxford Junction
Ronald L. Remington
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Postel
Friendly Neighbors Club
Vernie Kreger
Fred Bunting
Anamosa Park
Johnnie Hansen
Willis Glenn
ED Tripp
Altamont
Kan
Sade Moses
San Francisco
Calif
Bliss Switzer
Tripp
Moses
John Carstensen
Switzer
Howard Vrooman
Bettendorf
Maher Brennan
Hollywood
Mel
ED Koo
Louis Pusanek
Wyoming Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
William Hurst
John Henderson
Raymond Garside
Arthur Felker
Raymond Mortensen
Henry Buck
Dora Holub
Ernest Reitz
Peter Sievers
Peter von Sprecken
Francis McAndrews
Ben Warren
Robert Awrens
Paul
Luther
Winona State College
Winona
Minona
Thelma Ahrens
Miss Ahrens
Hastings
Minn
Paul Ahrens
Wartburg College
Waverly
Mrs
Anna Lasack
Soil District
Farm Bureau
Knights of Columbus
Rebekah Lodge
Odafellows Hall
Ames
State
Swan Lake
City Park
Community Conservation League
Lions Club
St. Matthew Church
Bud’s Super Valu
Cascade Legion Hall
Tom Owens
Jes
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Calvin Truesdale
Web Hamman
Vincent Redmond
Los Angeles
St. Luke's
WWA
State of
John C. Caspers
District Court
Gilbert L. Hearn
H. Elvin Erdahl
W. L. Pearson
Gertrude Folkerts
Monticello Express
Tek
Rock of Ages
Monticello Monument Co
L. Vandurny
John Deere
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