Births Reported From John Mc Donald Hospital This Week
Iowa and nearby towns record multiple births from Feb 14 to Feb 28. Names include Harold Rockzien Anamosa. Patrick Noonan Cascade. Roland Dolan Anamosa. William Becker Hopkinton. Carl Merfeld Monticello. William Jansen Monticello. Robert Gesse Monticello. Felix Pieray Hopkinton. Stanley Chadwell Anamosa. Harry Reade Monticello. Additional births in Iowa City Cedar Rapids Amana Arvada Alliance San Francisco and Alliance. Also note a Feb 28 marriage license for Gerald Brown and Mildred Barker Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald Hospital
Harold Rockzien
Anamosa
Patrick Noonan
Cascade
Roland Dolan
William Becker
Hopkinton
Carl Merfeld
Monticello
William Jansen
Robert Gesse
Felix Pieray
Stanley Chadwell
Harry Reade
Iowa City
Allan Skelley
Christine
A. E. Skelley
James Skelley
Marion
David Gudenkauf
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Kimberly Kaye
Gudenkauf
Lora Wernimont
Gilbert Wernimont
Louis Gudenhauf
Arvada
Colq
Charles Robinson
David Earl
Kenneth
Diane
Chauncey Robinson
Alliance
Oh!o
C. H. Anderson
Julie Patricia
Barbara
JoEllen
Jeff
Brenda Jo
Gerald Lee
Ralph Bayne
San Francisco
Calif
Richard Cartano
W.R. Cartano
Tax Listings Exceed Two Million in Jones County
Jones county tax listings total 2,787,081 plus dollars for 1961 with a 254,? increase over 1960. The report by county auditor George Specht breaks down funds by school county and district allocations, county taxes and road funds while noting property valuations and city rural splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
George Specht
County Board of Education
John H. Perrine Dies. Rites This Afternoon
John Henry Perrine 88, Monticello restaurateur and Jones county resident, died Feb 27 at Mercy hospital Anamosa after a four month illness. Services at 2 pm today in Monticello Goettsch Funeral Home with Burns Lodge 173 A F and A M in charge. Burial at First Congregational Church gravesite. Survivors include four children Samaria Smith LaVetta Perrine George Waite Beahl Perrine, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Perrine
Monticello
Jones County
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Goettsch Funeral Home
Burns Lodge No. 173
A.F
A.M
Morris Lotte
First Congregational Church
Mr. Perrine
Henry Walker
Mary Baker Perrine
Langworthy
Wells
Minn
Indianola
Monticello High School
Joe Petcina
B. B. Ryan
Monty Cafe
Oak Lawn
Paul N. Smith
Minnie Mae Ryan
Ida Franks Waite
Wyoming
LaVetta Perrine
Paul
Samaria) Smith
George G
Melody in Motion variety show at Monticello high school
Monticello Community High School vocal department presents Melody in Motion at 8 p.m. Friday March 17 in the Youth Center fairgrounds. Director Joe Noble leads freshman-sophomore and junior-senior choruses in solos duets quartets and sextets with a mix of novelty numbers and group performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody In
Monticello
Easter Egg Hunt Planned by GMC for Monticello Area
Greater Monticello Committee members plan an Easter Egg Hunt for area children on Saturday March 25 at the fairgrounds park. Activities include candy eggs hidden in three age groups 2-4 5-8 and 9-12 with prizes for special eggs. Hetzler new agency manager in Jones county has begun duties in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GMC
Greater Monticello
Fairgrounds
Lions Smorgasbord and Dance Set for April in Monticello
The Monticello Lions Club announced an April 4 smorgasbord at the Jones County Youth Center from 5 to 8 pm with a dance to follow 8 to 11:30 pm. Proceeds fund a new building sound system. advance tickets on sale county-wide through March 27. Activities include free movies, clowns, Keystone Cops, and door prize drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Lions Club
Keystone Cops
H. J. Gowleather
Robert Patten
Dale Adams
George Nieters
James Bender
Paul Knipe
Elton Copley
Irvin Hintz
Lavern Eilers
Jack Buol
C. F. Shimanek
Rex Schrader
Howard Hicks
Henry Adams
Arnold Poock
Ed Meier
George Schoon
Chauncey Robinson
Jim Robinson
Ted Cowen
Pauli
Businessmen and Farmers Hear Policy Talk in Anamosa
About 90 businessmen Farm Bureau directors and farmers attended a Tuesday dinner at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa. Harry Storey of Des Moines high lighted parallels between small business and farming and summarized recent legislative activity and highway committee recommendations. Local turnout from Jones County included five business and professional men. Monticello attendees list specific names. The gathering aimed to improve understanding between small businessmen and farmers through Farm Bureau policy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Harry Storey
Des Moines
Russell Eldred
William Reade
Onslow
Jones County Farm Bureau
Harlan Hawker
The
Anamoga
Jones County
Monticello
Bob Patten
H. Elvin Erdah
Elton Copley
Virgil Hunt
James Maurice
L. E. Perkins
Jim Robertson
Bob Thoent
Dick Long
Farm Bureau Agency Manager Begins Duties
Clarence Lamp of Durant began his duties yesterday as agency manager of the Jones county Farm Bureau. He replaces Kenneth Hetzler who has been transferred to Muscatine. Lamp is a Muscatine county native and previously managed Cedar county and farmed in Scott county. He belongs to the Knights of Pythias, Durant Chamber of Commerce and the American Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Ronald
Jerry
Carol
David
Anamosa
Hetzler
Jones County
Muscatine
Clarence Lamp
Durant
4-H Exchange Plans Summer Trip to Nebraska
Plans for the 1961 Iowa Nebraska 4-H Exchange are underway with 37 Jones county members to visit Sheridan county Nebraska from June 22 to 29 or 30. Stops include Badlands Rapid City and the Black Hills with three to four days hosted by Sheridan county. Selection will be by Exchange committee from Anamosa based on 4-H records church school activities and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County
Sheridan County
Nebraska
Dave Hammond
Badlands National Park
Rapid City
Black Hills
Mirage Flats
Exchange Committee
Merle Postel
Monticello
Robert Appleby
J. W. Streeter
Lavern Nagel
Irvin Sievers
Wyoming
Leo Weseman
Olin
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Kenneth Hendricks
Ron
R. E. Savage
John
Dick White
Les Balster
Dave
Mike Bach
Orvin Yeoman
Tom
Gideon Krein
Richard
Robert Ferrall
Bill
Arnold Schlueter
Dan
Harland Hetzler
Dave Schlueter
Elmer Henak
Oxford Junction
Joanne Hatcher
Rambler
Clarence
Nelma Strang
Chevrolet
James H. Leigh
Dyersville
Meredith W. Stevenson
West Allis
Wis
William B. Dunlap
Davenport
Larry Mitchell
Michigan City
Ind
Therese Grant
Ralph Muller
Justice Court
M. E. McCrabb
Oxford Township
Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Kenneth Falk
Iowa Department of Agriculture
John H. Perrine
MHS
Regina Ostrander
John Fraser
Dave Specht
Mary Keating
John Maurice
John Henry
Madrigal
Bonnie Hollar
Diana Schatz
Joyce Appleby
Lynn Balester
Judy Paul
Birdland
Larry Husmann
Erein Etten
Larry Goettsch
Chuck Hawkins
Melvin Zimmerman
Robert Tobiason
Joe Heizler
Bob Behrends
Jerry Long
Rollie Steiner
Tom Greenawald
Atis Lubavs
Old Man
Love
Paris
Judy Paulsen
Bev Schoon
Dave Stead
Lynda Mowrey
Pete Shelley
Glee Club
Jo- Ann Eden
Lynn Balster
Noble
Monticello, Iowa
Monte Theatre
Astern
Iowa
L. T. Lorenzen
William Gunner Glad
Monti
Fort Madison
Charles Penningroth
Glad
Darwin Leroy Smith
OMVI
Smith
Herbert Patrick Kedley
Gerald F. Brown
Bernice E. Brown
Gilbert L. Hearn
Donald Maire
Hearn
A. C. Nemitz
Farm Bureau Agency
M Club
Monticello Community High School
Monticello Community Building
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