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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
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Monticello attorney and historian John J. Locher spoke to the Jones County Historical Society on February 25 in the Monticello Community building. The program covered early Monticello businesses and current main street activity and noted a planned summer meeting in a Wyoming historical house.
Stuhlers Clothing of Monticello sponsors a coloring book contest for girls ages 5 to 12 with dresses for Easter as top prizes in each division. Second place earns a slip and third place a hat. See ad on page B-1 for rules and details.
The Monticello Red Cross chapter highlights the 50th anniversary of the water safety program and 16th year in town. Since 1948 thousands have learned swimming through 48 to 54 annual classes serving mainly north Jones County, with costs per pupil ranging from 1.00 to 1.75 dollars in small classes and funded entirely by contributions.
Jones county will honor winners of the 10 acre corn yield contest with awards March 10 at Antioch church starting 8 p.m. Merle Hillson will speak on management for top yields and fertilization. Don Starr Wyoming held the 166 bushel per acre county record in 1962. 1963 contest results will be announced.
Farm to market work in Jones county opens for bidding March 10. The project covers 1.5 miles of grade and culverts from the southwest corner of section 24 84 4W south of Anamosa to the relocated Iowa 151. It is part of a historic paving setting by the Iowa State Highway Commission for farm to market and local county roads.
Prize winners at Hargrave Furniture's grand opening include Mrs. John Null of Monticello first place Mrs. Byron Darrow of Olin second and Mrs. LaVern Schoon of Monticello third The ad notes page A-6 for details.
Jones County treasurer Gene E. Taylor warns that car and truck licenses must be on all vehicles by March 15 1964. After this date law enforcement will issue summons to drivers lacking the new plates.
John W. McNamara, Anamosa, Jones county volunteer chairman, announced that Jones county started the year with Series E and H bond sales totaling 87187, nine percent of its 1964 quota of 970195. He noted Iowa January sales topped the previous 12 months.
Cliff Wears Merle Wall and Dale Hepker of Wears Inc Monticello attended a three day International Harvester factory sales tour and meeting at IH plants in East Moline and Rock Island Indiana. The Cedar Rapids district group of 200 dealers and company personnel participated in the sales promotion with special sales and product meetings.
H D Andre, Oxford Jct. superintendent, resigned effective year end. At the Feb 22 Marion speech contest, four Oxford Jct. students earned I ratings: John Bartels, David Mizaur, Molly Koranda, Mark Ingwersen. Eight others placed second. The first‑place crew will advance to the March 21 state contest. The Jolly 8 Card Club met at Miss Christina Ahrendsen’s home. pinochle group met at Mrs. L E Christensen’s with prize winners named.
Obituaries for Louis M. Bacon of Manchester and Hopkinton, Aaron K Blanchard of Hopkinton, William Dahl of Buffalo Minnesota, Fred A Hanken of Monticello, and Mrs Ray Saunders of Buck Creek record long illness, services, and family survivors.
Bob's Feed and Supply in Monti cello promotes a Spring Special on Fortipig starter. Details are in the ad on page B-2 of this issue.
Mrs Saunders died suddenly at her Buck Creek farm after a heart attack. She had lived in the area 17 years and is survived by husband Ray and 9 children plus 24 grandchildren. Jeanette Houstman Whisler of Emerson, 66, died after ill health. service held with Rev. Schlosser. she was born near Olin and graduated from Olin high school. survivors include three Houstman brothers.
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