Births and notices from Jones county area
Births reported from John Mc Donald hospital list three Monticello families and Cedar Rapids St Luke’s birth. Watkins Williamson couple announce Robert John born March 5. Also marriage licenses for Walter and Anne Candler of Ely. New cars and trucks registered in Jones County with multiple buyers. Justice and police court docket items note several fines and dismissals. segue to continuation on page A-4.
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Robert Williamson
Robert John
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
John Williamson
Hopkinton
Jones’ County
Walter Carl Candler
Ely
Anne E. Candler
Jones County
Vernon L. Huggins
Anamosa
Sons-A-Home
Monticello Implement
Monticello
Oldsmobile
Robert
Kathy Walton
Martello
Ford
Lavern
Maria Bartels
Rambler
Grant L. Sundquist
Pontiac
Nathaniel R
Waggoner
Olin
Buick
Huerter
Lone Star Boat Co
Bremer
Ind
Lone Star Trailer
Harold J. Heidemann
Center Jtd
Lloyd
Mary Green
Vernon Weers
Chevrolet
George M
Gretchen L. Allen
Robert Max Mason
Dean G. Kuntz
Dodge
John H
Lillie Husman
Glenn
Helen Zaruba
Oxford
Howard E
Larrimore
Wessel
Alice C. Larkey
Onslow
Eldon
Margaret Stevenson
Nsw
Prinz
George L
Mary L. Postel
Donald F
Mildred Glick
C. F. Shimanek
Charles Joseph Hageman
Russell Johnson
Dennis Donald Arduser
John Fegan
Robert Harold Oney
Monticello Athletic Banquet Honors SUI Star Rodgers
More than 800 attended the third annual Monticello Athletic banquet at the Youth Center. Jimmy Rodgers was named most valuable player for the 1963-64 season and was announced team captain for 1964-65.
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SUI
Monticello High School
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Monticello Community
State University of Iowa
Jimmy Rodgers
Rodgers
Sharm Scheuerman
Iowa
Andy Hawkins
Terry Lyon
Dave Roach
Bill Shea
Robert Mullen
Sacred Heart High School
Jim Kline
Dean Nelson
Monticello Community High School
Jones county officials file papers for re election bids
Five Jones county officials whose terms end this year have taken out nomination papers though none are filed yet. Filing deadline is April 7. Names include Auditor George Specht and Clerk of Court Glenn Brokaw, Sheriff Ralph Albaugh, Grover Benischek, Louis Hanken, and Robert Alden with varying stated intentions. County attorney Rex Schrader’s term also ends this year with two nominees in circulation. No announced candidates yet for state senate or state representative from Jones county.
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Jones County
George Specht
Auditor Specht
Glenn Brokaw
Ralph Albaugh
Grover Benischek
Olin
Louis Hanken
Scotch Grove
Robert Alden
Wyoming
Rex Schrader
C. F. Shimanek
Monticello
Bob Beckman
Anamosa
Tabor seeks Democratic nomination for state senator
Howard Tabor of Baldwin Jackson county announces candidacy on the Democratic ticket for state senator from Jackson and Jones counties. He is a three term state representative and serves on committees including Agriculture conservation and reapportionment. The Jones county audit for year ending Dec 31 1962 is filed with Auditor George Specht, submitted by H E Atwell and M J Renaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Tabor
Baldwin
Jackson County
Jackson
Jones County
Tabor
House of Representatives
Des Moines
George Specht
H. E. Atwell
M. J. Renaud
Republicans set March 20 caucus date for Jones county
Precinct caucuses for the Republican party are set for Friday March 20 at 8 p.m. in Jones county. Delegates will be elected to the county caucus April 3 in Anamosa leading to the state convention April 26 in Des Moines. Locations include Monticello Castle Grove Center Jct Onslow Greenfield Hale Rome Lovell Monticello Morley Oxford Jct West Richland East Richland Washington Stone City Scotch Grove Wayne Cass Anamosa wards and other sites listed. Democratic caucuses follow at 8 p.m. Monday March 23 with locations not available at press time.
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Jones County
Republican Party
Anamosa
Des Moines
Republican Central Committee
Monticello
Presbyterian Church
Castle Grove
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Center
Jct
Melvin Sieverts
Onslow
Clay
Greenfield
Martello
Hale
Hartwig
Rome
Jackson
Olin Bank
Fairview
Lovell
Morley
Town Hall
Oxford
William Shimanek
West Richland
Frank Schneiter
East Richland
Washington
R. P. Neiers
Stone City
LaBarge
Scotch Grove
Bohlken
Wayne
Richard Hanken
Cass
Cass Center
Democratic Party
John Holmes
Wyoming
Democratic Committee
Monticello Jaycees Plan Easter Egg Hunt at Fairgrounds
Nearly 2000 candy eggs will be hidden Sunday afternoon at the Monticello fairgrounds with theater tickets as prizes. Prizes include stuffed rabbits for winners in each age group. event is for children under 10. Units meet at Lions Club shelter at 2 p.m. If rain, move to Saturday March 28.
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Monticello Fairgrounds
Lions Club
The
Monticello Jaycees
Jerry Andresen
Hein elected SCS commissioner in Jones County
Melvin Hein of Monticello won the six year post on the Jones County Soil Conservation district board at the Anamosa soils meeting. He defeated William Hintz and succeeds Kenneth Howie. Hein, 39, operates 260 acres in Richland township with dairy and hogs and has led contouring, strip cropping, waterway work and erosion control projects.
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Melvin Hein
Monticello
Jones County Soil Conservation District
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Hein
William Hintz
Kenneth Howie
Richland Township
Carl
SCS
Dale Newman
Martelle
Harold Calvert
Seven teaching positions remain open for 1964-65
Fifty-one Monti cello Community school district teachers renewed contracts for 1964-65. One resignation. three replacements hired. New hires include Phyllis Svoboda home economics, Gerald Schubick math, and Carol Lee Sammons second grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Community
Boyd Shannon
Audrey Stumbaugh
Phyllis Svoboda
Jo Wiltse
Gerald Schubick
Walter Sylvester
Carol Lee Sammons
Adel Wink
Svoboda
Clarence
Lincoln Community School
Stanwood
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Missouri Valley High School
Christian College
Columbia
Iowa State University
Ames
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Coe College
Schubick
Muscatine
State College of Iowa
Lions smorgasbord crews listed for Monticello April 9
Committees announced by Harold Gott leaber club president for the Monticello Lions annual smorgasbord to be held April 9 from 5 30 to 8 p m at the Youth Center then a hootemony from 8 to 9 p m The setup kitchen dining serving coffee and dairy and publicity crews are named with a large list of volunteers and club members to supervise the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Lions
Leroy Jacque
Wilbur Cartano
Richard Hanken
Harold Kirk
Eilert Prull
Ernest Becker
Carl Wolken
Jones County 4 H Hosts Maryland Exchange Guests
Jones county 4 H'ers announce an out of state exchange with Frederick county Maryland for summers 1964 and 1965. Frederick 4 H'ers will visit June 30 to July 6 this year. Details are pending as the fifth exchange program carried out by Jones county.
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Fredrick County
Varlyn Fink
Jones County
Fink
Maryland
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E. P. Sylvester
Harold Gunderson
Jones County Extension Service
Jon Schrader
Schrader
Lions
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Phil Tuetken
M. S. Claus
Paul Bender
Dale Adams
Mearle Griffith
Ted Cowen
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