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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

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Calling All Midget Drivers for Monticello Derby

Our View invites boys ages 9 to 13 to join the Monticello Midget Auto Derby as part of the summer recreation program. Interested youngsters should notify Dean Nelson, recreation program director, by sending a completed form to 315 West Jackson Street, Monticello.

Monticello Dean Nelson West Jackson Street

Monticello MIDGET AUTO DERBY Entry Blank Note

The notice outlines a 9 to 13 year old entrants requirement for the Monticello Midget Auto Derby and provides submission details to Dean Nelson at 315 West Jackson Street Monticello Iowa. It also recalls history of pioneer settlement in the county during 1856 57 and a Baxter New Era quote on progress and future cycles.

Dean Nelson West Jackson Street Monticello Towa

One Man's EXPRESSIONS Kru Kut Klan Invitation

An official solicitation urges men to join the Kru Kut Klan by adopting a crew cut with hair no longer than half an inch. Members must keep head shaved to maintain status and may relinquish membership if hair grows past the limit. The piece mentions a sample crew cut on a Monticello man and aims to recruit Elvis Presley and Van Cliburn.

The Kru Kut Klan Kra Kut Klan c/o The Monticello Express Monticello Elvis Presley van Cliburn

Monticello Express Official Monticello Paper

The Monticello Express serves Monticello and Jones county as the official newspaper established July 10 1865. It lists publication days Monday and Thursday with second class mail status and annual subscription rates 4.60 within several Iowa counties and 5.50 nationwide.

Monticello Iows Monticello Express Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc Chicago Iowa Press Advertising Service Des Moines Iowa Jones Clinton Cedar Delaware Dubuque Jackson Linn

Community Notices and Weekend Gatherings Roundup

Cass area notices recount a fishing weekend at Black Duck Minnesota and visits in Sandstone. The 500 club met at Carl Cordes in Wayne township with prizes won by Emil Zimm erman and Carl Poppe. Local groups hosted picnics, church circle meetings, and a hospital tray project for Anamosa. The Aschbrenner and Bohlken families are noted with anniversaries and guests.

Cass Vernon Weers Ralph Gilmore Black Duck Minn Warren Larson Sandstone 500 Club Carl Cordes Wayne Township Emil Zimmerman Carl Poppe Low Gene Andersen Roy Folkerts Harold Eden Ed Stadtmueller George Brown Robert Cleveland Georgia Lake David Beggs Hawaii Alvin Ortgies Rudy Ziegler Anamosa Hospital Bill Boyles Joe Teymer Lawrence Dirks Arnold Aschbrenner Sylvia Cynthia John Rae Timmy Pekin Clarence Aschbrenner Leonard Bohlken Harold Porter Harlin Young Ralph Husmann Irvin Bohlken Bob Kurth Tony Zwerina Earl Dirks Prairieburg Bill Lattner Cindy Douglas Sherman Tex Ollie Kula Kula Ray Knapp Joe Houtz Marion Keith Boyse Ann Smith Leo Lawrence Dorothy Rufus Hanken Warren Farrington Don Wolmutt Cedar Rapids Roy Wolmutt Lawrence Miller St. Paul Leonard Lawrence Tom Hendersons Coggan Joe Cashman Joe Supple Monticello Joe Supple, Jr Cascade Albert Lee Kula Anamosa Mary Kula Stanley Holub Matt Woodward Bob Woodward Joan John Soukup Frank Woodward Central City Sam Stringini Chicago Harry Emil Holub Douglas Lattner Sherman, Tex Sol Powers Hubert Powers Rickey Powers E. A. Starry C. P. Henderson Austin J. J. Henderson Louis Devlin

Community notices list Monticello meeting and event schedule

A Monticello Express listing shows weekly civic activities including Masonic, Four-H builders, Rotary, Navy recruiter at the post office, and Farmers Home Administration in late June. July events feature 4-H activities, teen driver club, extension council, and job service. Also notes Lions Club and Explorer meetings plus camping dates and contact numbers.

Barns Lodge Farm Bureau St Luke's Navy Monticello Farmers Home Administration S.C.S Anamosa Alcoholics Anonymous Monticello State Bank Lions Club St. Matthew Church Explorer Sara Devlin Earl Keegan Jerry Wolfe Cedar Falls Leo Wolfe Frank O'Shea Pauli Cascade Keith Boyse Kenneth Suessley Brad Alburnett IRS Rufus Hay Ken Grand Rapids Mich Chicago M.m

Jehovah's Witnesses eye New York convention plan

Anamosa Jehovah's Witnesses announce plans to attend the international convention in New York City from July 27 to August 3. Harold Huebner says the event could be the largest ever with programs in Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds, and Watchtower officials are arranging dual-site presentations.

Anamosa Jehovah's Witnesses New York City Harold Huebner Yankee Stadium Polo Grounds Jones County Huebner

Reserve Major Schuetz completes two week active duty training

Major Sam Schuetz a Monticello artillery reservist returns to civilian dress after two weeks of summer active duty at Fort Riley Kansas. He served as supply officer for the Detroit USA R school 5906 ARSU VI U S Army Corps and helped train 118 reserve officers from the First and Fifty army areas. A separate note reports 87 year old Jim Buchan of Norway owning an antique 1883 grandfather clock he brought from Scotland and has kept in running order for about 50 years.

Sam Schuetz Monticello Fort Riley Kan Detroit U.S.A.R U.S. Army Corps Schuetz Jim Buchan Norway Scotland

Prairieburg social notes and local visits common

Prairieburg community rounds up visits from Sherman Texas to Cascade Iowa. Families attend weddings, birthdays, and anniversaries while the city council updates ordinances. A son is born to the Weber family and a sand pit accident injures John Noonan with a scalp laceration.

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Mars H. F. Messersmith Baxter New Era Ath C.G.A C.G Monty Surplus Avia Ee Monticello, Iowa Mrs Conkeys Sz Conkey’s Conkey State Employment Service Express New York L. L. Lawrence Mary Whiting Robert Pfluehaupt Glen Whiting Norma Smith P.W.C. Club del Baumann I .G. Truesdell Lewis Weber Monticello Hospital Weber LeRoy Bickford Raymond Bickford Susan John Noonan Bellevue Merle Aldrich Ft. Wayne Ind Miller
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