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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

5

Birth announcements from Monticello area

Births reported Saturday and mid June across Monticello area include a Martelle boy born to Delmar and wife on June 22 at John McDonald Hospital. Marla Rae Zumbach born June 13 at Monticello Hospital weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. Edward Lance Kromminga born June 13 at Mercy Hospital Amana weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces. Darla Sue Zumbach born June 18 weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces. Sandra Kay Petersen granddaughter born to LeRoy and wife in Davenport. Zumbach family with three other children listed.

John McDonald Hospital Delmar Maiden Martelle Castle Grove Raymond Kromminga Monticello Hospital Marla Rae Richard Kromminga Mercy Hospital Anamosa Edward Lance Coggon Louis R. Zumbach Darla Sue Zumbachs Onslow John Petersen Sandra Kay Petersen LeRoy Petersen Davenport

Calendar of Events for June 25 to 29

A local calendar lists events from Monday June 25 through Friday June 29 including 4-H Builders Lions Club and Rotary meetings at various churches, a Cedar-Jones Association for Retarded Children gathering, and AA and garden club activities. Camping sessions run June 26 to 28 for younger girls and June 28 to 30 for younger boys. A band concert at the swimming pool is scheduled for June 28 and county political conventions close the week.

Lions Club St. Matthew Lutheran Church Cedar-Jones Association For Anamosa Courthouse Rotary St. Luke’s Methodist Church Alcoholics Anonymous Monticello

Traffic fine roundup from Monticello area court

On June 19 Duane Maurice Evans of Wilton faced speeding charges with fines of $10 plus costs. June 20 Dale Oran Stirm of Hopkinton was fined $5 plus costs for failing to yield. Robert Harold Clark of Monticello cited for improper passing with $10 plus costs. Herman Morrison of Cascade dismissed after improper licensing. June 22 Louis Francis Helms of Monticello received a U turn fine of $1 and costs. Byron Able of Monticello fined $1 plus costs for improper parking. Cornelius Oeschger of Cascade charged with restricted license violations at $5 plus costs.

Duane Maurice Evans Wilton Wisc Dale Oran Stirm Hopkinton Robert Harold Clark Monticello Herman Morrison Cascade Cascade Minor Louis Francis Helms U Turn Byron Able Charles Cornelius Oeschger

Wedding Licenses from Courthouse Records

June 20 Henry J Biere 22 and Karen Hartwig 22 both of Olin. June 21 Robert Galloway 24 and Frances L Anderson 28 both of Cedar Rapids Dale C Mueller 26 Grand Mound and Maldean C Dirks 26 Anamosa.

Henry J. Biere Karen Hartwig Olin Robert Galloway Frances L. Anderson Cedar Rapids Dale C. Mueller Grand Mound Maldean C. Dirks Anamosa

Martyr Joslin Killed in Anamosa Quarry Accident

Arthur J. Joslin aged 24 of rural route 1 Anamosa was killed when an earthmover truck overturned at the Paralta quarry near Marion. He had married Betty Townsend about a week before the accident and is survived by his wife, parents Glenn and Mrs Joslin, four brothers Perry Leonard Edward Jay and five sisters. Burial at Wilcox cemetery followed services at Goettsch Funeral Home in Anamosa.

Anamosa Goettsch Arthur J. Joslin Paralta Marion Wilcox Cemetery Joslin St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Arthur James Joslin Navy Betty Townsend Glenn Joslin Perry Leonard Edward Clarence Jay Amber Norman Seeley Pauline Gray Grand Rapids Mich Lawrence Allamand Kenneth Wenger Elkader R. E. Cooper Sparta

Touring Band Promotes Monticello Baseball Tourney

A Monticello band convoy visited Central City Coggan Ryan Manchester Earlville Dyersville Worthington and Cascade to publicize the June 26 baseball tournament. The group led by Ray Fluckiger included Dick Westhoff Ricky Westhoff Roland Housman and Ray Stumbaugh with The Hungry Five. The entourage drew crowds wearing Bermuda shorts and urged audiences to attend the tournament.

Jeryl Goettsch Doreen Streeper Phil Skelley Fluckiger Ray Stumbaulh

John Freese Memorial Books Donated by Cub Scout Pack 66

A 22 volume collection for boys was given to Monticello public library by Cub Scout Pack 66 in memory of John Freese who died in 1954. The gift funded from a 1954 Pack fund was presented by Dr. Robert Savage and Orvin Yeoman with several pack members and Freese family participants. The books cover recreation camping nature and crafts and will be available to all boys and interested persons.

Monticello John Freese Alva Freese John Freese Robert Savage Hawkeye Area Council Orvin Yeoman Larry McDonald Steven Edwards Stephen Lambert Stephen Locher Don McDonald Neil Becker Jim Locher David Savage Richard Himebaugh Sharon Karen Florence Roberts Harold Yeoman Library Board Boy Scouts of America Savage Memorial Library Hawkeye

Mrs Gottleaber Wins $50 Harvest Prize

Mrs Harold E Gottleaber of Monticello won last Wednesday's Golden Harvest prize of $50. Next week's pot will total $269 and the drawing is planned near the corner of First and Maple streets, with no drawing on July 4.

Harold E. Gottleaber Monticello First Maple Streets

Dance draws crowd at Center Junction recreation area

More than 200 people attended the first public dance at Center Junction Recreation Area Wednesday night. Jack Smith, president of the Center Junction Men's Club, said $51 was netted from the dance and a refreshment stand to help pay for the recreation area. Lee and Her Cowboys from Clarence played at the outside dance. Further dances are planned after the Korn Karnival next month.

Center Junction Recreation Area Park Jack Smith Recreation Area Committee Lee Clarence

Women Voters Discuss Press and Speech Freedoms

The Monticello League of Women Voters held its annual potluck at Mrs. O R Howie's home with president Mrs Irving Hintz leading the business meeting. Delegates Mrs Hintz and Mrs C Smith reported on the Des Moines state convention while Mrs H E Morrow spoke on Freedom of Speech and Press.

Monticello Fred Tunks Chuck Mittlestadt LaVetta Perrine Ruth Hintz M. Baumgartner C. Smith Wyoming Blanche Corwin Nellie Rummell J. Rawson Anamosa League Florence Roberts

Jones County May SS Board Registers Twelve Recruits

Jones county youths aged 18 registered with the selective service board. May registrants include Robert Lester Heasty Jon Eldon Carter Richard Bendixon Robert Franklin Goodyear William Leo Wegman William Lee Sutherland Ronald Gail Holub Donald Joseph Keating Jr Allan William Westhoff Gerald Gene Yardem Ray mond Levi Babak and Larry Gene Behnke.

Robert Lester Heasty Jon Eldon Carter Richard Bendixon Robert Franklin Goodyear William Leo Wegman William Lee Sutherland Ronald Gail Holub Donald Joseph Keating, Jr Allan William Westhoff Gerald Gene Yardem Raymond Levi Babak Larry Gene Behnke

Monticello Camp Fire Girls Hold Outings at Youth Cabin

About 75 Monticello Camp Fire girls from 5 groups in grades 5th to 9th joined overnight trips to the Rotary youth cabin near Scotch Grove. Each day a group of 10 to 20 with two leaders and two assistants traveled from Monticello at 8 30 a m and returned next morning at 10 a m. Activities included handcraft weaving belts, campcraft, nature hikes, and cooking on camp fires. Outing ran from Monday June 18 to Friday June 22.

Monticello Rotary Scotch Grove

Three Hurt as Auto Rolls Over in Cascade Route Crash

A Cascade woman Mrs Orville E Offerman 25 remained in John McDonald hospital Monticello for injuries from an auto wreck two miles south of Cascade on highway 136 Wednesday. Her husband 32 and daughter Janet 5 were also hurt. two other children Kay 4 and Ronnie 2 were unharmed. The auto was destroyed after rolling over several times hitting a guard post. Patrolman Carter charged the driver with lacking control. A separate collision occurred on highway 136 when a police car and a tractor hauling hay struck. no injuries.

Cascade Orville E. Offerman John McDonald Hospital Monticello Driver Janet Offerman Kay Ronnie Kenneth Carter Carter Lewis Dreibelbis Albert John Fay Dreibelbis Patrick Noonan Orlan Kedley

Siebels Hired As Bus Driver And Janitor

Albert Siebels of Monticello is hired as janitor for Halstead M. Carpenter elementary and as a bus driver for the Monticello public schools. He begins work in July at the new building opening this fall. The Monticello school board approved the hire in a special session and ordered two new school buses to replace old ones. Siebels has worked at Franklin Equipment in Monticello for many years and is married.

Albert Siebels Monticello Halstead M. Carpenter Monty Cafe Siebels Siebely Franklin Equipment Company

Large 4 H Groups Plan To Attend Summer Camp

Jones County 4 H plans show 78 boys ages 10 to 14 will attend a camp at the Great Jones County fairgrounds in Monticello from 1 30 p m June 28 to 10 a m June 30 per Jerry Parsons youth assistant 119 girls are slated for a camp at the Monticello fairgrounds from 1 30 p m June 26 to 10 a m June 28 per Helen Tucker county home economist

Jones County Jones County Fairgrounds Monticello Jerry Parsons County Extension Monticello Fairgrounds Helen Tucker

Clearing Work Starts On Two New Housing Additions

Monticello Realty begins clearing two new subdivisions Merrindle Park and Vanourny's First Addition north of Monticello. About 48 lots planned on 29 acres with two entrances from highway 151 and sewer and water extensions estimated at 24 000 total for Vanourny and about 10 000 for Merrindle Park. City to review final plats after street and gutter work and utility hookups.

Monticello Realty, Inc Katy Creek Oakwood Cemetery Highway 38 Monticello Till and Carnahan Construction Company Cascade Merrindle Park Monticello Realty Ed Vanourny Vanourny Verdon Richardson Martello Leigh Clark Roy Miller Main Street Merrinde Park Ben Heiken Onslow Richard Long Long

Couple Sees Grace Kelly Home On European Tour

Mr and Mrs Gus Toerber completed a 30 day Farm Bureau led trip through England Belgium Holland Switzerland Austria Italy Monaco Luxembourg and France. They photographed farm life vineyards orchards and Alps scenes noting modern farms and wine culture. They toured Rome Paris and Capri visiting catacombs St Peters Vatican Sistine Chapel Versailles and Anzio Cassino cemeteries.

Grace Kelly Europe Oxford Junction Gus Toerber England Belgium Holland Switzerland Austria Italy Monaco Lichtenstein France Farm Bureau Toerbers Mrs Toerber Rome Catacombs St. Peter’s Roman Forum Vatican Sistine Chapel St. Paul’s Cloister Church of the Holy Stairs Isle of Capri Paris Eiffel Tower Arch of Triumph Obelisk Versailles Anzio Beach Cassino and la Chapelle

Monti Firemen To Demonstrate Water Rescue Techniques

Monticello fire department will showcase water rescue gear at a Delaware County fire meeting in Hopkinton on Thursday June 28 at 7 p.m. Chief Donald Morey announced the event will feature at least five Monti crew members with Monticello’s emergency vehicle to be shown to attending departments from Manchester Ryan Delaware Delhi Coggan Hopkinton and others. Art Longseth the Delaware County sheriff will lead the gathering focused on water rescue methods.

Monticello Delaware County Hopkinton Donald Morey Morey Manchester Ryan Delaware Delhi Coggan Art Longseth Fred Kreeb

Cascade Bank Hosts Open House for Remodeled Institute

Cascade celebrated the remodeling of Cascade State Bank with a Saturday open house from 2 to 9 p.m. The bank, in its 70th year, began in April 1886, renamed in 1906, and has had two presidents H. L. Dehner until 1929 and M. F. Kurt since.

Cascade Cascade State Bank Cascade Bank H. L. Dehner M. F. Kurt

Traffic Counts Filed in Court in Jones County

Raoul Wolf of Cedar Rapids was charged in Jones County district court with driving while license suspended following a June 2 arrest on Highway 38 near Olin. He previously paid a $10 fine for driving without a license and is due in district court July 14 at 10 a.m. for the new charge. Clamor Luker of Olin faces a district court charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a June 19 arrest north of Anamosa. he waived preliminary hearing and is out on a $350 bail bond. Locke and Frasher Texaco seeks $116.41 from the Gienapps for goods. Four Olin and Hale youths face charges in connection with the June 8 alleged rape of a 17-year-old Anamosa girl. three charged with rape and one with assault with intent to commit a felony, all released on bail. A fifth youth remains out-of-state. a charge may be filed upon his return.

Jones County Raoul Wolf Cedar Rapids Wolf Olin Kenneth Carter Justice of the Peace Court Clamor Luker Anamosa John Beckmann Warren Lawrence Locke and Frasher Texaco Service Ernie Gienapp Hale

New Home Financing Plan Is Announced

Great Plains Supply of Monticello unveils a one stop home financing plan requiring only 10 percent down and up to 25 years to pay. Manager George Harris cites an interest rate of 444 percent and notes owners may use their lot to cover the down payment.

Great Plains Supply Company Monticello George Harris Harris

Misses 30 After Talk on Religion

Hopkinton Delaware county sheriff Art Longseth reports a $30 robbery at the Archie Scheidler farm north of Hopkinton. Mrs. Mabel Shannon described a foreign accented man aged 60 to 70 who spoke of a religious sect and may have entered the house to take the three ten dollar bills from her purse. A second person and vehicle not identified remain unconfirmed as investigators check a lead.

Hopkinton Mabel Shannon Delaware County Art Longseth the Express Archie Scheidler

Freezer prize in Monticello Sports tourney

An 11 foot General Electric home freezer will be given as the top attendance prize on the final night of the Monticello Sports Association baseball tournament. Tickets will be drawn during the final game with the recipient chosen from the crowd. Games start Tuesday at 7 and 9 pm with additional games on June 27 29 and July 6.

General Electric Monticello Sports Association John Beha Sime

Also Mentioned on This Page

Justice Court Marvin Holst Chuck Holub Gary Holst Bob Holst John Holst Holst Paul Paulsen, Jr James Otten Ralph Paulsen Paul E Paulsen John Gray Jack Naylor W. B. Clark Naylor Arthur Joslin Plugs Tourney Cubs Mrs. Gottleaber S.S Selective Service Board Hubert Metcalf Vanquany Alps Monti OMVI Home Freezer Tourney Prize
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