Athletic Banquet Tickets On Sale In Monticello Iowa
Tickets for the athletic banquet are on sale at local schools and shops in Monticello Iowa. Funds support the event with ticket price set at 1.75 dollars for adults and children. Publicity duties credited to Les Voss and team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello State Bank
Montcello Express
Dale Adams
R. W. Myers
Larry Robertson
Bud Bader
Les Voss
Marvin Schneider
C. R. Hosford
Andy Strittmatter
Garry Cooper
Dick Long
Virgil Hunt
E. H. DeShaw
Dick Westhoff
Sam Rhatigan
Nagel Named Nutrena Dealer at Prairieburg
Nutrena feeds named Nagel Grain and Fertilizer of Prairieburg exclusive Nutrena dealer for the area. Owner John Nagel said the firm will carry the full Nutrena livestock and poultry feed line and will host a grand opening and open house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutrena Feeds
Nagel Grain and Fertilizer Company
Prairieburg
John Nagel
Nutrena
Nagel
Hale Wapsie Wanderers 4-H Club Reports January Meeting
Hale Wapsie Wanderers 4-H club held a meeting at Esther and Mary Inglis home on January 6 with 11 members and six mothers present. They planned a February chili supper at the Olin Lutheran church basement, agreed to buy a file case for librarian materials, and donated funds to the I-E-Y-F cancer and retarded children groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Esther
Mary Inglis
Luthern Church
Olin
Martha Holmes
Heart Fund
Mary
Esther Inglis
F F A Banquet Honors Charter Members and Supporters
Six charter FFA members were special guests at the banquet and received awards from Stanley Cook. Present were Dale Adams Kenneth Howie Herbert Heeren Milo Tobiason Dean Zirkelbach and A F Walker first chapter advisor. Two Monticello implement dealers Ed Vanourny and George Schoon were named honorary chapter farmer award recipients honoring their FFA support. Marvin Goldsmith made the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Monticello
A. F. Walker
Herbert Heeren
Kenneth Howie
Milo Tobiason
Dale Adams
Dean Zirkelbach
Leo Tjaden
Don Folkers
Grant Wilken
Glen Tobiason
Ronald Keener
Garry Kromminga
Jim Schafer
Everett Tobiason
Stanley Cook
Speech Contest Winners Teem With Oratory and Reading
Contested results feature finalists Isabelle Joseph Karen Aldrich Cheryl Young Connie Michels Yvonne Heims and others across Midland Oxford Jct and local entries. Winners include Don Somerville Leanne Barnhart Suzanne Milder Leanne Barnhart with multiple declamation and interpretative reading placements.
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Tory
Isabelle Joseph
Karen Aldrich
Cheryl Young
Sue Schnitzer
Connie Michels
Yvonne Heims
Vicki Gibbs
Midland
Don Somerville
Kay Bronson
Luther Ahrends
Brian Reade
Carol Horn
Connie Wilsor
Beverly Stafford
Jean Hodgden
Quentin David
Sharon Shebatka
Marlene Friedrichsen
Larry Levsen
Kevin Clark
Oxford Jct
Leanne Barnhart
David Mizaur
Gary Burhop
Sharon McCreight
Mary Jean Pashek
Candice Hronick
Sharon Pagerick
Beverly Knake
Bonnie Balichek
Terry Peters
le Elyn Hansen
Carol Balichek
John Bartels
Organize County Clothing Group Forms In Jones County
Representatives of churches in Jones county met at First Presbyterian church Monticello to organize a county continuing clothing committee. Rev. Howard Eldrenkamp was elected chairman with officers including secretary Mrs. Raymond Buol and treasurer Mrs. George Swanson.
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Jones County
First Presbyterian Church
Monticello
Howard Eldrenkamp
St Luke’s Methodist Church
Raymond Buel
George Swanson
Anamosa
John Fraser
Marjorie Monroe
L. E. Beard
Cascade
Howard Shelley
Raymond Buol
John Siegle
Gideon Krein
William Balsiger
Fred Bholken
Virgil Hunt
Robert Cleveland
Richard Staple
Des Moines
Iowa Council of Churches
Midland Community district appeals reorganization plan
Three groups contest a proposed Midland Community school district re organization filed with the State Board of Public Instruction. The petitioner districts are Jones County, Midland Community and Monmouth Consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Community
State Board of Public Instruction
Jones County School Board
Midland Community School
Monmouth Consolidated School District
Jones and Jackson
Spencerville
Jones-Jackson County
Midland
Canton Rural
Monmouth Consolidated
Spencerville Rural
Wyoming
Onslow
Center Jct
Board of Public Instruction
Paul Jarman
Jones County
Hi-Way Market Extends Seventh Anniversary Sale
Hi-Way Market continues its seventh anniversary sale this Thursday through Saturday with many items at 49¢ as advertised on page B-1. Owner Jim Read notes the long holiday weekend limited preparations, and the store repeats most special prices for the event.
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Jim Read
Read
Postpone Swine Day At Iowa State University
The Iowa Swine Producers Day scheduled for Monday at Iowa State University Ames was postponed to March 5 due to weather. Thirty five swine producers from Jones county plan to travel, according to extension director Joe Legg.
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Iowa State University
Ames
Jones County
Joe Legg
Farm Bureau Petition Delayed on County District Split
Jones county board of supervisors again defers action on the Farm Bureau petition to split the county into supervisor districts. The board met Tuesday and postponed until March 13, awaiting the attorney general's ruling before proceeding.
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Farm Bureau
Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Longtime Express Reader Seeks Subcriber Echoes
Mrs Elizabeth Schoon of Amber writes to renew her Express and notes sixty years as a reader. The paper asks other readers with more than fifty years of service to share their names addresses and years of patronage.
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Elizabeth Schoon
Amber
Express
Schoon
New License Plates Must Be On By Mar 1
Effective March 1 the Iowa Highway Patrol in District 12 will issue summons to drivers whose vehicles lack license plates displayed legally. Plates must be front and rear and fastened horizontally and kept clear of debris. Registration certificates must be displayed. Enforcement of delinquent 1961 registrations begins March 15.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
District 12
Iowa
Car Hits Bridge in Snow Storm. Driver Escapes Injury
Virginia Ladehoff of Scotch Grove escaped serious injury when her car struck the Kitty creek bridge on highway 38 in east Monticello during a Wednesday snow storm. She suffered a bruised nose, received medical treatment, and was released. Estimated car damage was $500.
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Virginia Ladehoff
Scotch Grove
Kitty Creek
Highway 38
Monticello
Ladehoff
Highway Essay Contest Open to School Children
The Iowa Good Roads Association sponsors two essay contests for grade four to eight and nine to twelve students during National Highway Week. Prizes total 290 dollars, with first prizes of 50 and 100 dollars respectively, plus several smaller awards. Entries due by April 30, 1962, mailed to the Des Moines office.
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Iowa Good Roads Association
National Highway Week
R. G. Hileman
Association
Iowa
Norman A. Erbe
State Capitol
Carl Hamilton
Iowa State University
Ames
Robert Bliss
Drake University
Robert Keir
Iowa State Highway Commission
Garver Building
Des Moines
Wedding Bells for Shirley Dunn and George Pins in Dubuque Cathedral
Mrs. Alf Lahey and Mrs. Shirley Dunn hosted a wedding and reception for Dunn and Pins at the Cathedral in Dubuque with attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Lahey and family. Funeral services for Mrs. Donald Cunning ham were held at St. Patrick's in Cedar Rapids with relatives Jack Crowley Harold Crowley and James Brady present before burial in Anamosa. Wake for Mrs. McDonald drew Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lahey and Mrs. Pat Huber at Devaney funeral home Monticello with additional attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baconen.
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Pam
Ethel Miller
Marie Bacon
Norman Miles
Julie
Jason
Walter Westhoff
Mary Ellen Tauke
Vernon Becker
New Vienna
Raymond Thompson
Iowa City
Clark Thompson
Vera Bacon
Gene Thompson
Maurice Thompson
Bert Thompson
Fayette
Robert Nelson
Irvin Benter
Nelson
Fred Nelsons
Ben Keith
Fritz Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Kenneth Sheppard
John Schweitzer
Cedar Rapids
Sheppards
Elmer Sheppard
Kay
Robbie Hosford
Steve Lambert
Monticello
Kathy
Steve
Larry Sheppard
Charlotte Beitz
Everett Beitz
John Hall
Dick Moser
Manchester
Leon Beitz
Charlotte
Roger
Junior DeShaw
Donald Weber
Charles Weber
Cascade
Candy
Lee Ann
Lisa Landers
John Wilsons
Howard Havens
Roy Havens
Joe Moulton
Clinton
Clell Moulton
Clarence Boyle
Andrea
Herman Dolley
Maynard Thompson
Muscatine
Ardin
Maynard
Don Flannagan
Donnie Mesch
Eugene Flannagan
Linda Mattheny
Goen Bodenhofer
Monmouth
Miss Mattheny
Goen
Merle Hogg Bodenhofer
Marcus Kehoe
Alfred Lahey
Harold Crowley
Pat Huber
Wm. Mardorf
Gilbert Wernimont
Chas, Wernimont
Dan Flannagan
Dianna
Donnie
Buck Creek
Lahey
Shirley Dunn
George Pins
Dyersville
Dubuque
Jack Crowley
James Brady
Donald Cunningham
St. Patrick's Church
Anamosa
Cunningham
Harold
James
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R. Wa Myers
Ray Meier
Rex Rickels
Glenn Rickels
Elton Copley
Johnny Jones
Long’s
Royal Blue Spermarket
Carl DeWoody
Roscoe Willard
Rita Bees
Tom Bees
Tom
Harold Nelson
Rodney Wilson
Ruth Ann Swanson
Wilson Girls
Paul Swan Son
Larry Lint
Earlville
Debbie Drake
Craig Thompson
Doug
Rickell
Ed Vanourny
George Schoon
Future Farmers of America
Gordon Keith
Roy Haynes
Merle Schneiters
North Buck Creek
Helen English
Janice
Wm. Delay
Freeman Smith
B. A.smith
Laverne Roberg
Paul
Coralville
Wm. Delay and Sons
Bill English
Bertha Woolcutt
Adolph Swee
Delhi
Rolan Murphy
George Hodgkins
Tom Glass
Curt Grigg
Harry Salow
Delbert Anders
Delaware
Curt Griggs
Lavonne Hartley
Barry Smith
Kim
St. Peters
Vincent Smith
Ryan
Albert McVay
Barbara
Smiths
Ates
Mrs. Irons
Kathy Hollingshad
Mary Bartels
Kathy Sievers
Helen Markmann
Vicki Gleern
Janell Irons
Mary Markmann
A. G. Rexstad
Bill Ross
Monticello Club
Harland Hetzler
Gilbert Hearn
Micky Stadtmueller
Great Plains
Merlin Helms
Organize County Clothing Group
Church World Service
First Congregational Church
F.B
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