Births and marriages and cars in Jones county area
Birth notices from John McDonald hospital list several newborns by name and parent residence from March 4 to March 9. Marriage licenses issued by the Jones county clerk include residents of Cedar Rapids Anamosa Marion and Center Point. New cars and trucks registered include buyers in Anamosa Cascade Wyoming Olin Monticello Scotch Grove and more. Police court reports show Allen Merfeld of Cascade found guilty of driving with license suspended and sentenced to four days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Leo William Lloyd
Legal
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Bertha Zrudsky
Robert William Thompson
Anamosa
Mary Jane Prusia
Marion
Norman Glenn Beitz
Hopkinton
Verna Lee Aldrich
John William Hubbard
Marcella Mary Nissen
William G. Holub
Mount Vernon
Jean Lenore Waddle
Center Point
Steven R
Lyda J. DeShaw
Scotch Grove
Rambler
Howard W
Freda Jamieson
Wyoming
Chevrolet
Thomas
Bernice Eichhorn
Richard
Sara Frazier
Olin
Ford
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Elisa C. Wahl
Monticello
Herschel M
Doris Ponder
Hunter Pontiac
C. F. Shimanek
Allen Merfeld
Cascade
New M V High School Planned for Delhi
Maquoketa Valley voters approve a 625000 high school in Delhi by 899 to 751 in a special election held Feb 29. Site choices favored a 22 acre parcel east of the present school over a 30 acre site. Construction to start after weather permits with classes targeted for September 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa Valley
Delhi
Cramer
Board of Education
Carl J. Robinson
County hires six special ed teachers for 1964 65
Jones county trustees hire six special education teachers for the 1964 65 year. Margaret May Overgaard formerly of Monticello will teach the trainable class replacing Ethel Landis who resigned. Rehired educators include Agnes MAG OVERGAARD Wilcox Thelma Clark Imajean Doden Marcella Rees and Wilma Zamistil with a salary increase aligned to Monticello and Anamosa rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Paul H. Jarman
Margaret
May) Overgaard
Monticello
Ethel Landis
Agnes
Miss Overgaard
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ventura
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
SUI Coach to Speak at Monticello Athletic Banquet
Sharm Scheuerman, SUI head basketball coach, will key speech at Monticello banquet honoring Monticello Community and Sacred Heart athletes and SUI members. Banquet March 16 at Youth Center includes awards for most valuable players, with Iowa seniors speaking and civic leaders attending. Cars discouraged. buses from Community Building for 6:45 p.m. arrivals. tickets on sale at local outlets and post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharm Scheuerman
State University of Iowa
Monticello
Scheuerman
SUI
Iowa City
Sacred Heart High
Iowa
L, D. Caraway
John Bent
Wild
First Presbyterian Church
E. H. DeShaw
Andy Hawkins
Terry Lyon
Dave Roach
Bill Shea
Ed Bastian
Mike DeNoma
Bob Gebhard
Joel Jessen
Gary Olson
Dennis Pauling
George Peeples
Fred Riddle
Jim Rosborough
Jimmy Rodgers
Trevor Toland
Phil Williamson
Ken Banaszek
Haskell Pitluck
Dick Schultz
R. F. Williams
Don Klotz
Chuck Zwiener
Bill Happel
Lynn Welcher
Paul Eells
WMT
Bob Brooks
Kcrg Sports
Gus Schrader
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hal Lagerstrom
Dubuque Telegraph- Herald
Harold Hughes
Evan Hultman
Harold Yeoman
Hultman
Hughes
Fairgrounds
Yeoman
Monticello State Bank
Long
Royal Blue
Sam Rhatigan
Fire Burns Schrader Home in Hopkinton Saturday
Weather worsened in Jones County as an ice and snowstorm produced four accidents Sunday afternoon. Two cars collided on Highway 38 near Monticello, damaging a telephone pole. Clair Knapp and Benjamin Williamson were treated and released. A second crash on Highway 15 near the Toenjes farm injured Eugene Donnelly and Elizabeth Boyle, who were treated and released. A third crash near Anamosa involved William Loop and passengers, with no injuries. A fourth incident occurred Monday morning in Boscobel Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Monticello
Clair F. Knapp
Hopkinton
Benjamin H. Williamson
Springville
John McDonald Hospital
Knapp
Larry Himes
Willys
Highway 15
Anamosa
Toenjes Farm
Ralph Albaugh
Eugene M. Donnelly
Fires leave Monticello family and Hopkinton couple homeless
A Schrader family home near Monticello was almost destroyed by a Saturday morning blaze with two upstairs and two downstairs rooms damaged. In Hopkinton, the Glen Aldrich residence burned to the ground in an early Friday fire, leaving both sites as total losses and prompting investigations into insured losses and destroyed possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Schrader
Monticello
Hopkinton
Glen Aldrich
Schrader
Monticello Tops County Retail Sales in 1963 Third Quarter
Iowa records show Monticello leading Jones County with 1963 third quarter retail sales of 1 904 891 based on state tax data through year end. The report also details Anamosa 2 140 791 50 and rural electric cooperative tax payments affecting the county totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Iowa
Jones County
Wyoming
Oxford Jct
Beef Producers Meet Draws 1000 to Monticello
About 1,000 beef producers and guests attended the 52nd annual Iowa Beef Producers Association meeting held at the Monticello Youth Center. It was the first such gathering outside Des Moines with talks from cattlemen and industry figures. H. H. Kildeen and Karl Hoffman were inducted into the Iowa Cattlemen’s Hall of Fame. Dale Merrill received best beef cattle edition award. DeWitt Observer and Jackson Sentinel honored. Rep. James Bromwell gave the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Beef Producers Assn
Youth Center
Monticello
Des Moines
H. H. Kildeen
Cean
Iowa State University
Karl Hoffman
Ida Grove
Iowa Cattlemen’s Hall of Fame
Dale Merrill
Ida County
Iowa
DeWitt Observer
Jackson Sentinel
James Bramwell
County beef banquet set for April 2 in Cascade
Jones county Beef Producers Assn announces the annual Beef banquet at 6 30 p m on Thursday April 2 at the Legion Pavilion Cascade featuring prime roast beef. Red Blanchard radio star will be guest speaker as directors and sponsors promote ticket sales through local banks and the extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Joe Legg
Legion Pavilion
Cascade
Red Blanchard
Radio Fame
Jones County Beef Producers Assn
Don Brunscheen
Wyoming
Leo Weseman
Olin
Neal Paulsen
Onslow
John Hacke
Bernard
Urban Haggeman
Monticello
Verne Embree
Anamosa
Legg
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Richard Ricklefs
Eldon Funke
Ivan Hugh
Marvin Rickels
Virgil McNamara
Dale Kean
Cletus Chapman
Marvin Gerrets
Nord
Amber
Buck Creek
Cass
Castle Grove
Bcenter Junction
Clem
Langworthy
veeneAn
Onslow Eee
Seseraeenee
Oxford Junction
Sand Springs
South Fork
Bsports
Seneeees
Mag Overgaard
Jerry Long
Paul Specht
John Rhatigan
Ron Richard
Dave Balster
Dan Hinrichs
Don Holmes
Jim Perkins
John McKimeel
Chuck Koranda
Richard Wahl
Dave Swim
Jerry Buel
Bill Hall
Terry Keating
Ron Keener
Gaylan Wilken
Jeff Hetzler
Mike Dirks
Bob Plueger
Dean Zumbrunnen
Dave Savage
John Myers
Gary Zimmerman
Rob Robinson
Paul Wilcox
Joe Hobert
Dick Wahl
Steve
Larry Tedrow
Tom Tillotson
Dick White
Dennis Zirkelbach
Bill Starks
Dave Eby
Tom Haas
Rusty Orcutt
Roger Swim
Ron Richardson
Steve Maurice
Rob Hosford
Dave Eilers
Merle Kuhns
John Vanourny
Jim Schafer
Connie Clark
Cathy Hall
Diana Howle
Sara Paulsen
Joyce Prult
Bev Wynn
Peggy Gatewood
Susan Savage
Sheri Greenawald
Ruth Bossard
Dean Nelson
Elmer Anderson
Earl McCaustland
Darold Albright
Tom Oswald
Sacred Heart
Linda Onken
Patricia Hausman
Janice Clement
Mary Kae Tollofsen
Linda Hosch
Mary Ann Hobert
Kay Brashaw
Cindy Norlin
Mary Jo McAleer
Nancy Shimanek
Sandra Gilmore
Patsy Onken
Paul Smith
Tom Beckman
Jerry Haag
Jim Locher
Neil Becker
Bernard Featherston
Bob Hines
Mike Lambert
Maynard Lewis
Don McDonald
Bernard Luensman
Don Eilers
Steve McDonald
Indekofer
Donna Featherston
Steve Locher
R. V. Mullen
Jim Klein
John Ptacek
Pat McAleer
Donna Lewis
Mary Joan Goedken
Alice Rogers
Beth Becker
Phil E. Connell
Bud Suter
Francis I. Graham
Monticello, Iowa
Bromwell
James Bromwell
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