Births Reported Across Monticello Area
Wednesday morning at John McDonald Hospital the following births were recorded: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Langworthy on June 25. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ralston Springville. In Scotch Grove Mr. and Mrs Cecil McKinstry, formerly of Scotch Grove, welcomed a girl born last week in Alameda California. the family includes four other children. Also in Scotch Grove Mr and Mrs Richard Eby welcomed Nikola s Dean born June 14 in Maquoketa. he has an older sister Sandra. The Eby family were former Scotch Grove residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Howard Miller
Langworthy
Ralph Ralston
Springville
Scotch Grove
Cecil McKinstry
Alameda
Calif
McKinstry
Eloise Kuhns
Harry Kuhns
Richard Eby
Maquoketa
Nickolas Dean
Sandra
Eby
Police Driver Violations Digest For June Dates
June entries list Rudolph Henry Alferts of Anamosa speeding with \$13 costs, Dean Albert Campbell of Monticello speeding with \$7 costs, Richard John Hanssen of Scotch Grove speeding with \$7 costs, Norman J Andraschko of Antigo improper passing with \$7 costs, Steve Joseph McNally of Cascade no muffler with \$5 costs. June 24 Louis Otto Schrader of Monticello careless driving with \$100 costs. June 25 Herbert John Peiffer of Cascade speeding with \$7 costs. June 26 Lester John Kray of Monticello driving while license suspended five days in jail. June 27 Langworthy minor no operator's license with \$10 costs, Willis Kray of Anamosa failure to have car under control \$10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Henry Alferts
Anamosa
Dean Albert Campbell
Monticello
Richard John Hanssen
Scotch Grove
Norman J. Andraschko
Antigo
Wis
Steve Joseph McNally
Cascade
Louis Otto Schrader
Calendar of Events for June 28 to July 3
A condensed community calendar lists activities from June 28 to July 3 including a 4-H camp for younger boys through June 30, an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at 8 p.m., a garden club trip to Mechanicsville for a flower show, and a band concert at the swimming pool. Also noted are county political conventions, a Peniel ice cream social, an extension council meeting in Anamosa, a social security outreach, Legion Auxiliary and Marine recruiter events, a library story hour for young students, and an exchange committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Monticello
Peniel
Anamosa
Social Security
Legion Auxiliary
District BPW Meeting Here in Monticello
District Business and Professional Women's clubs gathered in Monticello for a program planning meeting. Ruby Kopp led workshops with Elda Wright Nellie Rummell Nellie McClaren and Grace Holihan coordinating sessions. Members from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Clinton Decorah Dubuque Elkader Independence Manchester Maquoketa Monticello and West Union attended. Luncheon served by local BPW members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District No
Monticello
V.F.W
Ruby Kopp
Elda Wright
Decorah
State Federation
Nellie Rummell
Anamosa
Nellie McClaren
Manchester
Grace Holihan
Maquoketa
Independence
West Union
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Dubuque
Elkader
Montice
State Convention Report From Cedar Jones Meeting
Mrs W V Stock delivered a report on the Iowa State Association for Retarded Children state convention held in Ottumwa on June 2 and 3 at the Cedar Jones unit meeting in the courthouse Community room Anamosa. The group meets the fourth Monday monthly and alternates between Anamosa and Tipton. The next meeting is set for July 23 in Tipton Legion rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa State Association For Retarded Children
W. V. Stock
Cedar- Jones
Courthouse
Ottumwa
Tipton
Legion Rooms
GOP and Democrat Conventions Friday at Center Junction Korn Carnival
Tait Cummins and Chuck Worcester of WMT radio and television are set to attend Center Junction Korn Carnival on July 26 marking the second annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait Cummins
Chuck Worcester
Center Junction
WMT
Korn
Junction Girl to Attend Leadership Camp
Judy Ingwersen of Oxford Junction has been selected to attend the state Young People's leadership camp August 6 to 11 at the 4-H camp near Madrid. She is retiring as Jones county 4-H president after seven years of club work and has held multiple offices, medals, and honors. The event is sponsored by the extension service and each county may send one delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Judy Ingwersen
Harry Ingwersen
Oxford Junction
Helen Tucker
Madrid
Extension Service
Judy
Oxford Happy Hustlers
New
Massachusetts
Ingwersens
Safe Driving Club
Cedar Rapids
Luther League
Rainbow
Happy Whistler Featured In Band Concert Tonight
The third band concert of the season at the swimming pool park was announced by Director Ray Stumbaugh. The program opens with America and ends with The Star Spangled Banner, featuring The Happy Whistler with Ronnie Lang and Buglers Holiday with Doreen Streeper, Karen Harms, Mary Egger, Maynard Lang, and Leona Folkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stumbaugh
America
Happy Whistler
Ronnie Lang
Doreen Streeper
Karen Harms
Mary Egger
Maynard Lang
Leona Folkers
Chicago
Mader
Public Soil Bank Session to Aid Jones County Farmers
A public meeting on the soil bank program for Jones county farmers is set for Friday at 8 pm in the Wyoming Legion hall. Neal Hayden, manager of the Jones county ASC office in Monticello, will lead a Q A with Extension Director Joe E. Legg and county ASC committee men. The session aims to answer farmers questions and explain how the soil bank affects local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Legion Hall
Wyoming
Neal Hayden
A.S.C
Monticello
Hayden
Joe E. Legg
A.S.C. of
Fice
Jones County A.S.C
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Soil Bank
Fire Fighting Demonstrations Slated Today in Hopkinton
Fire fighting equipment including portable water tank wagons will be demonstrated on the Maquoketa river south of Hopkinton starting at 7 p.m. Delaware County Fire-Fighters association hosts the event with Hopkinton fire department leading the water tank display. George Dirks and Manchester fire department will show portable light plants for prospective buyers. Monticello will display an emergency car. representatives from Ryan Delaware Delhi Coggan departments plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Maquoketa
Here
Delaware County Fire- Fighters Association
del Welhord
Monticello
Ryan
Delaware
Delhi
Coggan
Autos Collide At Langworthy In Anamosa
Willis Lavern Kray 21 of Anamosa was fined for losing control after a collision at Langworthy about 7 30 am. His 1958 car damaged an oncoming 1949 car driven by a 15 year old Langworthy girl, with about 300 dollars in damage. The girl, driving without a license, faced court action. the owner had not consented to the use of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Lavern Kray
Justice Court of C. F. Shimanek
Langworthy
Kray
Kenneth Carter
Carter
Highway 151
Justice Court
Monticello Man Injured in Fall From Ladder
Clyde C Wehr 47 of Monticello, an employee of Rem Electric, was hos pitalized at Delaware County Memorial Hospital Manchester after falling 20 feet from a ladder while rewiring circuits of a Manchester supermarket. Mrs Wehr says he suffered a fractured pelvis and fractured ribs and was in shock for about 16 hours after the fall when he received an electric shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Wehr
Rem Electric
Monticello
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Manchester
Wehr
Chuck Wagon Dinner Set For July 18 At Fairgrounds
The Monticello Business and Professional Women's club announces the annual chuck wagon outdoor dinner at the Great Jones County fairgrounds on Wednesday July 18. Serving begins at 5 30 p m with free entertainment to follow. Funds raised support club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Two Parties to Select Delegates For State Meetings at Des Moines
Jones county Republicans and Democrats hold separate 10 a.m. conventions at the Anamosa courthouse to name delegates to the regular and judicial state conventions. About 130 Democratic delegates and 190 Republican delegates will elect officers and submit slates for Des Moines meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jones County
Anamosa
Party
Republican Central Committee
Don Ruhl
O. R. Howie, Sr
Monticello
James Maurice
Bess Sherman
Democratic Central Committee
Robert M. Peet
Francis Derga
Clarence
Leonard Wegman
George Specht
Specht
Thomas Stimpson
State Supreme Court
Republican Delegates list by town page four
A long roster of Republican delegates is presented by county towns including Monticello Anamosa Cass Castle Grove Center Jct Madison Clay Fairview Greenfield Hale Jackson Lovell Morley Onslow Oxford East Richland West Richland and others. Names include Minnie Butler C J Matthiessen Sylvia McCrabb Madge Shaffer Laura Hinrichs Delores Lozier James T Remley Glen Woodworth Flo Ellison and many more. The document notes delegates continued on page four.
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Wayne
Clay
Fairview
Washington
Cass
Castle Grove
Greenfield
Hale
Jackson
Lovell
Madison
Oxford
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Wyoming
Monticello I
Margaret Wismeier
Esther Locher
Lou D. Carpenter
Andy Strittmatter
Louis Morf
S. E. Locher
Anamosa I
John McNamara
Thomas Hogan
William* Fay
Joe Kula
Hazel Cash
John Hayes
Tom Stimpson
Anamosa II
Lottie Byerly
E. R. Byerly
George Specht
Rose McNamara
Jane Birk
John M. Burke
Emlin McNamara
Anamosa Ti
Leonard Wegman
Leo Wegman
Kay ‘Dougherty
Neil Dougherty
Charles Ryan
Clyde Chipman
Leonard Kula
George Heiken
Carl Cordes
Edward Stadtmueller
Max Specht
Cletus Goedken
Ed Schemmel
Martha Hogan
Alva Stadtmueller
Center Jet
S. G. Thompson
Calvin Reiss
Richard Roh
Monticello
Minnie Butler
C. J. Matthiessen
E. W. Brashaw
Sylvia McCrabb
Margaret Jones
Frances Bone
Howard Hicks
Henry F. Adams
Max McCrabb
Alta Matthiessen
Naomi Hargrave
Earl DeShaw
Ed H. Cox
Laura Hinrichs
John Eden
George Buel
Harry Hoag
Ted Krouse
Monticello IH
C. F. Shimanek
Madge Shaffer
Ralph Crim
Arnold
Jacobs
Daleo Yount
Ethel Nickel
Roy Miller
Henry von: Sprecken
J. C. Bender
L. D.morey
Howard Remley
F. C. Frank
Warren P. Lawrence
Eugene Rees
A. N. Trevarthe
Andrew Watt
Henry H. Rickels
Galen Brainard
Burton Brown
Richard Skelley
Fred Kromminga
George Rickels
Henry Stadtmueller
Center Jct
Glenn Woodworth
Joe Cathey
Dillon Story
W. E. Glenn
Irvin Sievers
Allen Chatterton
Viola Hanna
Edwin Reid
Louis Nepps
Robert Petersen
Leo Bonjour
Ralph Holmes
James Whitmore
I. R. Hintz
Ruth F. Adams
Dale Adams
George Maats
Neal Hayden
M. T. Stott
Harriet C. Hintz
Morley
Delbert Smith
Richard C. Smith
Don Nicoll
Russell Eldred
Helen Smith
Letha Smith
Onslow
Wilma Hodoval
R. E. Chaplin
Floyd Chatterton
Herman Seehusen
John Henrichs
Charles H. Brown
Harold Hodgden
Bertha Sheldon
Laura Hill
Floyd Hodgden
Ed Bicknese
Bess Christensen
C. W. Duke
George Shimerda
Joe Green
East Richland
Gene Lees
Orlie Besler
West Richland
Galen Heinz
Rotarians Hear Music Program From Monticello Students
At St. Luke's Methodist church two Monticello high school students performed at the Rotary weekly meeting. Marilyn Nelson played Waltz of the Flowers from Tschaikowsky Nutcracker and Roger McMurrin sang a medley of bass solos Wayward Wind A Perfect Day and Love Is the Hour. Outgoing president Bill Stabler presided and passed the gavel to president elect Dave Duckler after thanking members. Jim Nelson was program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello High School
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Marilyn Nelson
Tschaikowsky
Roger McMurrin
Bill Stabler
Dave Duckler
Jim Nelson
Fined for Throwing Trash in Highway Ditch
Frank E. Hess of Cedar Rapids paid a $10 fine plus costs in Anamosa for throwing trash in a ditch along a highway near Martelle. The charge was handled in Warren Lawrence court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Frank E. Hess
Cedar Rapids
Warren Lawrence
Anamosa Justice of the Peace
Martelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
District Bpw
Cedar-Jones Association
Junction
Cummins
Worcester
Olin
Karnaval
Jack Smith
John Freese
Alva Freese
Harold Yeoman
Library Board
Florence Roberts
Larry McDonald
Steven Edwards
Stephen Lambert
Stephen Locher
Don McDonald
Neil Becker
Jim Locher
David Savage
Richard Himebaugh
Mrs. Freese
Karen
Sharon
Public Soil Bank
Mrs. Shaffer
Florence Helms
Mildred Meyer
Ruth Miller
Mary Kuriger
Dotty Richardson
Caroline Heiken
Emma Stadtmueller
Marie Vernon
la Vetta Perrine
Lucille Kucera
Kathryn Thompson
Bette Bender
Esther Read
Marilyn Jones
Kathryn Loop
Augusta Melsha
Mildred Griffith
Freda Eilers
Rotary
Jane Seehusen
Marijane Shover
Nancy Perkins
Linda Miller
Shirley Otten
Linda Staner
Margaret Holmes
Jean Parker
Carol Grote
Jean McDonald
Stone City
Lawrence Shanney
Agatha Larson
Lucille Shanney
Theodore Freese
Merle Jansen
William T. Jansen
Irvin G Bohlken
George H. Harms
Lester French
Robert Fishwild
C. Romer
Anton Baggus
Don Tasker
Reggie Morse
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