Glick custody ruling and new guardianship actions noted
In Mary Glick vs Maurice Glick a May 3 modification placed Lonnie Glick under supervisory care of Jones county welfare director while physically with the Glicks, review slated for Sept 1961. Other items include a habeas corpus denial for John W. J. Pieper and new divorce and guardianship filings involving Anamosa residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Mary Glick
Maurice Glick
Raymond
Elinor M. Moore
Lonnie Glick
Olin
Earl Rummell
Jones County
Glicks
John W. J. Pieper
Anamosa
Anamosa Reformatory
Joanne R. Hollett
Bud G. Hollett
Waterloo
William Ronald Hanna
Mary Helen Brown
Grace Hanna
Wyoming
Road bids set for base coating ahead of 1962 asphalt finish
Jones county officials including Claude Hamlin and George Hanzlik attend bidding on two road projects. Ten miles from Monticello to Linn county line and eight miles toward Anamosa will be base coated this year. Finish asphalt planned for 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Linn County
Cedar County
Morley
Anamosa
Jones County
Claude Hamlin
George Hanzlik
Henry Adams
William
Bailey
Fire destroys Buck Creek farm home near Monticello
Gene Flannagan’s eight room two story house four miles northwest of Monticello burned last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Flannagan saved two small children and furniture kept from fire. Neighbors and Hopkinton Ryan Monticello fire units aided. house partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genie Flannagans
Buck Creek
Monticello
Hopkinton and
Ryan
Gene Flannagan
Gene Flannagans
Henry Ehlers
Coggan
Jannagans
Dan Flannagan
Two Area Schools Announce Commencement
Olin Consolidated sets Baccalaureate on May 14 in the high school auditorium with Rev. John Schlosser delivering the sermon and Dr. Jerry N. Kuhn of the State University of Iowa as commencement speaker. Oxford Junction High School schedules commencement May 18 with Dr. James E. Hayes as speaker and baccalaureate May 14 with Fr. Joseph Kissling. Eighth grade graduation is May 19 at 8 p.m. in the Olin Consolidated high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLIN
John Schlosser
Jerry N. Kuhn
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Oxford Junction High School
Joseph Kissling
James E. Hayes
Jones County Farmers Told to Expect Personal Feed Grain Explanations
Jones county ASC announces home visits by elected community committeemen to explain the 1961 feed grain program to non signers among corn and grain sorghum producers. 60 percent participation goal. payments for diverting acreage, price support eligibility, and benefits emphasized to boost net income and reduce national grain supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Richard O. Hartwig
ASC
Hartwig
Neighbors Aid Farm Work After Accident At Faber Farm
Neighbors and friends gathered at Harold Faber's Route 1 Cascade farm to plow 52 acres and plant 57 acres of oats, using 24 tractors. The effort followed Faber's injury a month earlier from a bale incident, with women providing noon meals and many named locals assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Faber
Route 1
Cascade
Mr. Faber
Leo Miller
Wilmer
George Coyle
Francis Trumm
John Faber
Irvin Becker
Mike Gudenkahf
Allen
Jack Gadient
Bill Rivlahan
Raymond Lawrence
Lynn
Paul
Gary Kurt
Louis
Joe
Vernon
Ronald Gudenhauf
Vernon Recker
Irvin Manternach
Ralph Bertling
John
Joe Less
Ken
Eth Rake
Bill Minster
Frank
Larry Helms
Irvin
Gary Gadient
Jerry
Kenneth Recker
Donny
Gary
Bob Recker
Mar
Vin
Norbert
Dick Recker
Tractor accident kills Monticello man 67
Joseph Oswald 67 of Monticello died when his tractor tipped on a slight incline at his Hardscrabble area farm about 1 30 p m Monday. Survived by wife Angeline and 22 others including children Lloyd Earl and Kathryn and 19 grandchildren. Funeral Friday May 12 at Sacred Heart Monticello with full military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Oswald
Monticello
Lloyd
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart
Mary
Harold Schneiter
Pat
William McDonnell
Kathryn
Robert Hunt
Hopkinton
Thomas
Ann) Bader
Cedar Rapids
Regina Oswald
Council Bluffs
Lions Hold Informal Olympic Liars Contest Winners
Howard Hicks won first prize at the Rotary Lions Olympic liars contest held Monday night at St Matthew's Lutheran church after joint club meetings. Dale Adams and Dale Greenawald won second and third. Other competitors included Al Erdahl J. J. Locher and Bob Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Howard Hicks
Rotary
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
al Erdahl
J. J. Locher
Lion Bob Loomis
J. H. Fraser
A. Morris Lotte
Ron Burrichter
DeKalb Hybrids Opens Monticello District Sales Office
DeKalb Hybrids will open a district sales office in Monticello on June 1 moving from Cedar Rapids. Fred Diehl will be district sales manager after serving as editor of an internal DeKalb publication. He is a Iowa State graduate with farming broadcasting experience and has served in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren C. Kehoe
Bridget Kehoe
Castle Grove Township
Jones County
Clarence P. Kehoe
DeKalb Hybrids
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Fred Diehl
Diehl
DeKalb Company
DeKalb
Osceola
Deih
Iowa State University
Ames
WMT
WHO
U.S. Army
Sigma, Delta, Chi
Ann
Laura Ann
West Fourth St
Cal's Locker and Fresh Meats Announces Grand Opening
Cal Miller announces the grand opening of Cal's Locker and Fresh Meats this weekend. The store will feature extra low prices on fresh meats and beef quarters with details and services listed in an ad on page A8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal’s Locker & Fresh Meats
Cal’s
Cal Miller
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Ian
Monticello State Bank
Die
Pat Becker
Jim
Alvin
Loras
Michael
Bobby Faber
Mike Gudenkauf
Joe Gudenkauf
Lawrence Kurt
Frank Helms
Reynold Becker
John Gadient
Carol Becker
Connie Helms
Jean Kurt
Eileen
Marie
Shirley
Ann Faber
Universal Equipment Operators School
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
Peoples
Harold Tenhoff
Lou
Monticello, Lowa
Witval Gow
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