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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1951

Page

5

Thinclads Begin Indoor Drills for Black Panthers

Coach Nick Avelchas leads a 47 member Black Panthers track squad with seniors and juniors among the listed runners. Hagen placed third in high jump while Messerli qualified in both 6 yard high and low hurdles as Iowa Fieldhouse indoor meet serves as practice before upcoming Davenport and Cedar Falls Relays and WaMaC conference events.

Nick Avelchas Black Panthers Robert Arduser Joe Bayne Phil Dart Fred Messerli Ben Otten Alan Schreiner Phil Turner Rex Rickels Don Appleby Art Burrichter Charles Hagen Gilbert Hearn Frank Hill Len Hoffman Don McCristy Jim Paulsen Jon Schrader Lee Shoenbeck Dudley Tredway Roland Winters John Wright Ken Streeper Glen Hein Jim Bender Don Harms Darrell Helgens Jack Hofman Dick Kaldenberg Ray Rickels Marv Schneider Jack Schmidt Dick Adams Ray Adamson Ron Behrends Don Claus Dennis Donovan Galen Eiben Roger Hearn Robert Hill Ken Lang Ray Meier Ken Morrison Richard Reidel Don Rhatigan Avelchas Davenport

Maquoketa Valley League Sets 1951 Baseball Meet

The Maquoketa Valley League will hold its second meeting Tuesday in the KDTH Building Dubuque under President Gerald Red McAleece. Eight towns Cascade Dyersville East Dubuque Guttenberg Maquoketa Monticello Worthington Wyoming will field teams for the 1951 season.

Maquoketa Valley Teague Gerald Red" McAleece KDTH Dubuque Cascade Dyersville East Dubuque Guttenberg Maquoketa Monticello Worthington Wyoming Max Jenk Herb Accola E. Dubuque Jack Gull Milt Bowman E. W. Brashaw Louis Schockmiehl Charles Swordes

Ladies Twilight League Bowling Reflects Scores and Standings

Myrtle Ross led with 169 high in the ladies twilight league as Arlene Griffith followed with 166. Highs included Lois Hessing 161 Neil Hoffman 160 Clarice Heaussler 158 Helen Richart mist and Sue Bush 151 with team standings showing Batys Maries tied for first after a Dubuque Pack forfeit, plus Shafts of weekly highs from Paul Schuetz and Bob Siebels.

Myrtle Ross Arlene Griffith Lois Hessing Neil Hoffman Clarice Heaussler Helen Richart Mist Sue ‘Bush Monass Banké Sahee Freese Imp Midway Sweet Shop Des Feeen Schuetz Motors Majestic Il Gambles Maries Sweet Shop Dubuque Pack Batys’ Maries Legion Paul Schuetz Bob Siebels Baty Insurance Franklin Aes Jones Shomont Cascade Pioneers Culligans Geo. Gleason Orlie Barber Lou Paulson ORION Culliganii Wrest Watkins Products

Buck Creek Community Activities and Social Gossip

Buck Creek notes record planned meetings at the church dining room on Thursday April 5 at 2 pm with Mrs John Ratcliff as hostess and East Circle serving Leader of Worship was Miss Elsie Winch. Several social visits and Easter gatherings mark a busy period with many local residents attending dinners hospital and family events across Buck Creek and nearby towns.

Buck Creek W.s.cs John Ratcliff East Circle Elsie Winch Dona Winch C. J. Kehoe Mervin Blanchard Walter Ray Dighton Berniece Kienighain Cedar Rapids Duane Dighton Coggon Jimmy Roy Dighton Geo. Huber Pat Huber Bill Mullan Earlville Marion Marolf Maxine Mary Jean Ed Orrin Coggan Eddie Moncrief Monticello Marchf Amos Richardson Walter Richardson Walter McCorkle John King Caryl Ross Jacky Lucy Beitz Wm. Beitz Everett Beitz Lew Porter Marvin Stahlberg Roy Haynes Lyman Greiner Webster City Gordon Keith Tommy Mary Haynes Manchester Donald Mohr Sandra Howard Emerson Dan Flannagan Cedar Rapids Thursdy Edw. Offerman Orville Offerman Bob Offerman Edward Joseph Joe Thale Theresa Clell Moulton G. L. Cramer Delhi Dorothy Arline Roberta Greeley Clelland Fayette Florence Cramer Clarence Moulton Rodney Wilson McDonald Hospital Tom Wilson Don Saathoff Hazelton Fred Zimmerman, Jr Archie Beitz Don Wilson Paul Gienapp Vic Wilson Floyd Wilson Harvey Bacon Phil Himebaugh Mike Wilson Earnest Saathoff Henry Saathoff Gordon Willard Roy Willard Irvin Bohrer Dean Toddville John Sill Leonard Kremer Gary Anamosa Franc Flannagan Diane David John Wilson Roger Wilson Rita Faris Cedar Falls L. J. Faris Cliff Reed Gail Thompson Josephine Kehoe Josephine

Funeral services for Charles R. Stott in Monticello

Funeral services were held for Charles R. Stott 85 formerly of Monticello who died Friday morning at the home of his daughter in Wyoming. The Goettsch Funeral Home in Monticello conducted the service with Rev. Fo o F. Somerville presiding. Survivors include two sons Mil ton and Wilbur Stott and a daughter Mrs. Margaret Marshall. The obituary notes his work with Hoag Duster and Franklin Equipment and lists six grandchildren and other relatives.

Wyoming Charles R. Stott Monticello Harold R. Marshall Goettsch Fo O F. Somerville Wyoming Methodist Church Hoag Duster Company Franklin Equipment Company Wilbur MiJton Stott Monticllo Margaret Marshall Bert King Lillian Brady Scotch Grove Ransome Brady Center Junction Betty Bahnsen Judy Usher 49Ers Dolores Christiansen Anamosa Lois Coppess Charles Swordes Board of Education of the Wyoming Schools Lyle Jenkins Ames Dairy Association Jenkins County Association Roche Memorial Library Marcus Bach Jones County Tuberculosis and Health Association Adele de Leeuw Hattie Dickeman Cedar Rapids George Fishwild Henry Boss Sr Manhattan Kansas Henry Boss Boss F. H. Koch C. W. Sears Youngstown Ohio Ruth James Belle Plaine Cecil James Dora Thomson Lyle Tompkins Madison Wis W. G. Irvings Alberta Paustian Arlene Fisher Fred Latare Red Cross Gordon Hall Lee Sherrill John Petersen Ben Bahnsen Ernest Reitz Niel Paul Dale Yarden Ed Holub Arthur Felker Melvin Wilsler

Liquor Sales Highlight Jones County in 1950

The Jones county fiscal year 1950 shows liquor stores in Monticello Anamosa Oxford Junction reporting substantial profits and sales. Monticello leads with 159 790 13 in net sales and 34 631 05 profit while Anamosa nets 30 991 58 profit from 142 531 17 in sales. Arrests and convictions under liquor acts totaled 40 intoxication cases with 40 convictions and 55 DWIs with 30 convictions.

Anamosa Monticello Oxford Junction Iowa Liquor Control Commission Monticello State Bank Anamosa Liquor Citizens Savings Bank Citizens State Bank Wyoming Jones County Justices of the Peace, Mayors, and District Court

Literary Notes and Stories Highlight Local Reading Hours

An item lists hours 1 30 to 5 30 pm and 7 00 to 8 30 pm for a literary collection. It previews works by Ralph L Woods Jesse Stuart Walter D Edmonds Colin Logtlens Laura Cooper Rendina Helen Fuller Orton Satis Coleman Alvin Tressel and a child song book The piece sketches varied fiction poetry and children's literature set in small town and rural settings with humorous and mystery tones.

Ralph L. Woods John Kieran Jesse Stuart Back Woods Kentucky Hills Mr. Benedict Walter D. Edmonds Miss Satterlee Colin Logutlens Mike Pavelee Mike Lincoln High Debbie Jones Laura Cooper Rend Debbie Pine Ridge School Peter Helen Fuller Orton Satis N. Coleman Alvin Tresselt

Richland Wildcats Hold March Meeting at Hosts Home

The Richland Wildcats met March 9 at Loren and Bernard Buel's home with ten members and two leaders present. A guest attended and the session began with the 4-H pledge recited.

Richland Wildcats Loren Bernard Buel

Wayne Master Farmer 4-H Club Meets at Helgens

The Wayne Master Farmer 4-H club met March 19 1951 at Galen and Daryl Helgens with 17 members and 2 visitors. Members reported projects for the Jones County Fair including 5 beef heifers 11 baby beef 4 market litters 12 P B litters 8 dairy heifers 3 garden and 1 sheep. Leaders discussed Farm Tractor Maintenance.

Wayne Master Farmer Galen Daryl Helgens the Helgens Jones County Fair

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Catfish BUCK Staner & Reynolds Ed Cox Blanche Moser Sand Springs Moser James Sperflage Steven Phillip Theatre Bette Anne Bill Williams Jane Nigh Joan Bennett Clifton Webb Robert Cummings Rene Kelly Frank Sinatra Vera-Eben Ann Miler Eaare Herman Dolley Hopkinton Joan Thomsen Drake University Des Moines August Thomsons Ruth Ann Wilcox Iowa State College Ed Wilcox Shirley Marshall Gordon Marshall Mercy Hospital E. N. Stoffel California Alva B. Streeper Onslow Iowa Lovie Hanken Lovie Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Church Jim Meaghan Cedar Rapids Indians Sacred Heart School Anamosa Livestock Anamosa, Iowa Memorial Coliseum Ilamour CraCon Checker Yesues Ginn County Cliseum Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency Schuetz Sinclair Service R. P. Schuetz East First St Ford Garage
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