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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1958

Page

7

Hospital Plans $250000 Fund Drive for Three-Story Wing

John McDonald hospital launches a $250000 fund drive to finance a new three story expansion. Arend Balster chairs the trustees and building committee with architects Thorson Thorson and Madson of Waterloo and Beaver Associates as campaign consultants. The plan adds 50 beds and maternity, pediatric floors, new heating and sterilization systems, and relocates driveways and parking with a goal to conclude by August 1.

John McDonald Hospital Arend Balster Scotch Grove Jones, Linn Delaware Dubuque Jackson Counties Balster Hospital Board of Trustees Thorson, Thorson Madson Waterloo Beaver Associates, Inc Beaver Associates Iowa Cedar Rapids Hospital Jim Maurice John Locher John Shover Harry Stuhler Millington Carpenter Charles Luett T.M. Redmond C. G. Thomas Maurice Robert Dolan Robert Myers Stuhler Shover Thomas

Monticello Births And Local Court Fines Reported

births reported from John McDonald hospital include a June 18 list for Anamosa Baldwin Prairieburg and Hopkinton with multiple newborns and Onslow birth in Palo Alto California. local fines recorded by Monticello justice of the peace include intoxication improper registration and nighttime speeding with names and amounts. weekend visitors noted to Sam Moncrief and Bob Moncrief homes plus Thursday guests from Cedar Rapids and Burlington.

John McDonald Hospital William Wessels Anamosa James Blunt Baldwin Art Kula Lewis Weber Prairieburg Wilfred Kleitsch Hopkinton Onslow Glenn ‘Wasson Palo Alto Calif Capt. Wasson Stanford University Air Force Institute of Technology Frank Shimantgk Monticello Justice of the Peace Herman J. Bartels Martin Rapids Andrew A. Lange Dubuque Costa Sam Moncrief Bob Moncrief Dale Griggs Kennewick Wash Otto Hansen Cedar Rapids Woodard Burlington Moncrief

Dairy Spot Title Would Go to Castle Grove Two

The 1957 Iowa farm census shows Castle Grove township leading Jones county dairy cows with 1 910 and a total county dairy count of 15 066. Wayne and Lovell townships follow with 1 674 and 1 451 cows respectively, among others. Five creameries in the county posted gross sales of 2 307 630 12 dollars in 1957, up 187 014 32 from 1956.

Jones County Castle Grove Township Wayne Township Lovell Township Cass Jackson Richland Fairview Washington Rome Scotch Grove Hale Wyoming Madison Greenfield Clay Oxford Monticello Onslow Amber Anamosa Center Junction Langworthy

Two Collection Suits in Court

Bert Loop doing business as Loop LP Gas at Monticello filed two suits in Jones county district court. He seeks $254.45 plus interest for merchandise delivered to Walter Davidson from 1955 to 1957 and asks for a writ of attachment as Davidson plans to leave the state with the goods. The Citizen's Savings Bank of Anamosa sues Tirzah Niles for $126.20 plus 7 percent interest from April 12, 1958 and costs after partial payments on a note dated October 9, 1956. attorney fees are also sought. Judge J E Hetherman granted Ruth Knott permission to remarry before a year had passed since her January 4, 1958 divorce from Walter Knott.

Jones County Bert Loop Loop -Lp Gas Service Monticello Walter Davidson Loop Davidson Citizen's Savings Bank of Anamosa Tirzah Niles Miss Niles J. E. Hetserman Ruth Knott

Monticello FFA Holds June Regular Meeting at School

The Mon ticello Future Farmers of America met June 19 in the agriculture room of the public school with thirty six members present. Medals for the point system were awarded and slides from the senior trip were shown.

Monticello Future Farmers of America

Calendar of Events Requires Timely Submissions

The Express notes deadlines for the Calendar of Events on page 2. Items must reach the paper by Monday 5 pm for Thursday’s issue and by Thursday 5 pm for Monday’s issue. The column will appear regularly on page 2 starting with this issue.

The Express

Plan Larger Fireworks For July 4

A larger than last year fireworks display is planned at the fairgrounds on July 4 under the sponsorship of the VFW and American Legion posts. Stan Peters, speaking for the display committee, said the event will be in the evening and precede a concert by the Monticello summer band. Organizations and businesses are being contacted to contribute to the funding.

Fairgrounds V.F.W American Legion Stan Peters Monticello

Jones County Sees No Voters in Wheat Quota Referendum

Jones County had no eligible voters on Friday for the national referendum on 1959 wheat marketing quotas, continuing a pattern since the area is not wheat territory.

Jones Wheat Jones County

Veterans Urged to File for Exemptions by July 1

Jones County Assessor L. T. Lorenzen announced the deadline for signing Homestead and Soldier's Exemptions is July 1. Property owners who bought a home since July 1, 1957 and meet residency and deed requirements may file at the assessor's office. Veterans of Spanish American War World War I World War II and the Korean conflict must sign by July 1, 1958, with eligible service periods listed as World War I 1917 to 1918 World War II 1941 to 1946 and Korean conflict 1950 to 1953.

Jones County L. T. Lorenzen Lorenzen

Virgil Hunt Attends International Shoe Clinic in St Louis

Virgil Hunt co owner of Stuhlers Shoe store attended a three day retail sales clinic conducted by International Shoe Company in St Louis from June 15 to 17. About 1 000 shoe merchants from the eastern United States participated to discuss store operations focusing on sales training window displays and advertising.

International Shoe Company St. Louis Virgil Hunt Stuhler United States Rocky Mountains

Woman's World on the Richard Hanken Dairy Farm

The Richard Hanken dairy farm in Wayne township highlights a family with three daughters Shirley Dixie and Beverly active in 4-H dairy work. The farm ships a 68 head Holstein herd with strong records including 64 pounds butterfat per cow and a top two year old heifer named Beauty.

Richard Hanken Wayne Township Hanken Shirley Hankens

Jones County TB Clinics Screen 215 for X-rays

In Monticello and Anamosa, 215 persons received chest X-rays in Jones county tuberculosis contact case finding. Public health nurse Marian H Serbauselx said 102 were school bus drivers hot lunch personnel and school janitors. Twenty six with appointments did not report.

Jones County Monticello Anamosa Marian H. Serbauselx

Building New Office and Plant at Scotch Grove

Workmen last week poured the foundation and flooring for a new 40 by 125 foot building for Naylor's Farm Seed and Service company at Scotch Grove. The structure will be an office seed processing plant and warehouse on old highway 38 just north of the town intersection. The old warehouse near the depot building is being torn down.

Scotch Grove Naylor Farm Seed and Service Company

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Justice Court Francis E. Conner Maquoketa Loretta Supple Courthouse Records Delmar Marie Findley Mechanicsville Buick Larry Gordon Olin Chevrolet Raymond Miller Martele Albert Oberbroeckling Cascade Castle Grove F.F.A University of Iowa Dixie Iowa State Teachers College Beverly Russell Pigott Muscatine Iowa State College Jones County Fair Shirley Hanken Prac Tice Mary Ann Richard
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