Reichart announces Democratic bid for Iowa House district 22
Monticello native Helen Reichart announces candidacy for the Iowa House of Representatives from the 22nd District. She lists a career in health care, physical therapy, and public service, pledging tax reform, farmer support, consumer rights, and health care improvements.
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Helen Reichart
Monticello
Iowa
Dubuque
Dyersville
Miss Reichart
Iowa Physical Therapy Assn
United Cerebral Palsy of
Lilian Smith
Luett seeks Democratic nomination for 23rd district
Ed Luett aged 67 of Delmar announces candidacy on the Democratic ticket for state representative from the 23rd District in the August 1 primary. The district covers nine townships in Jones county five in Cedar five in Clinton two in Jackson and all of Maquoketa. Luett a lifelong farmer and Clinton county Farm Bureau president has served on multiple local boards and is married to Gladys with six children.
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Ed Luett
Delmar
Jones County
Cedar
Clinton
Jackson
Maquoketa
Luett
Jackson County
Monmouth High School
Iowa State Univeristy
Ames
Clinton County Farm Bureau
Lost Nation Farmers Elevator Board
Buckhorn Creamery Co
Baldwin Savings Bank
Lost Nation-Elwood Telephone Co
First Lutheran Church of
ISU
Charlie Luett
Monticello State Bank
Gubernatorial Campaign Forum Draws Hundreds
James Lynch John Tapscott and Roger Jepsen spoke at a governor race event emceed by Walter Gavin ISEA president. Several hundred attendees heard the remarks as coverage noted on the editorial page.
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James Lynch
John Tapscott
Roger Jepsen
Walter Gavin
ISEA
Scout-O-Rama exhibit opens Saturday in Monticello
Scout-O-Rama opens at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Youth Center in Monticello with a cannon firing. Glen Gabriel leads the show as 250 to 300 Scouts from Wapsiketa district display 26 indoor and 20 outdoor booths, plus a Pinewood Derby. About 2,100 tickets sold. seven-county Hawkeye Area Council sponsors two other Scout-O-Ramas in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
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Monticello
Dick Newton
Glen Gabriel
Wapsiketa
Boy Scouts
Hawkeye
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Record three l car mishaps
A car driven by Alan Vincent Merrill seventeen of Wyoming left highway one thirty six early Sunday morning six miles south of Cascade. Merrill was traveling north and apparently fell asleep. The 1969 Chrysler sustained six hundred dollars damage to the front end. The Iowa Highway Patrol investigated at about five a.m. noting Merrill had been up all night for the junior senior prom.
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Alan Vincent Merrill
Wyoming
Highway 136
Cascade
Merrill
Chrysler
Iowa Highway Patrol
Anamosa
Highway 64
Bloodmobile Donors Set New Record at Monticello Stop
The Monticello bloodmobile event on May 2 collected 141 pints, surpassing the 125 pint quota and beating the previous all time high. Deputy sheriff John Miller investigated a separate traffic crash near Hopkinton involving Mary Ellen Sickles. A tractor accident near Mt. Vernon injured Glen Strother. Total donors were 152 with 30 new donors and 44 pints replaced for patients.
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Monticello
Paul Lumpa
North Jones
Red Cross
John McDonald
John Wild
Carl Wolken
Don Bergman
Jack Knopp
Robert Thoeni
John Hornstein
Loras Kremer
Merle Dirks
James Townsend
Louis Freese
Sam Reyner
R.N
Harry Pruit
Wayne Wolf
Walter Zubler
Robert Roussell
Robert Devaney
Dennis Yeager
John McDonald Hospital
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University of Iowa
State Health Department
Women’s Army Corps
U. S. Air Force
New Guinea
Philippines
Orthopedic and
Reichart
Nancy Snitker
Midwest Textile Outlets, Inc
Midwest Textile
Weather Report
Paul Franzenburg
Mike
Senate
U. S
Jack Miller
Richard Clark
John Culver
District of Iowa Education Assn
Allen E. Husmann
Olin
John Miller
Mary Ellen Sickles
Hopkinton
Highway 38
Maquoketa River Bridge
Highway Patrol
Glen G. Strother
St. Luke’s Hospital
Strother
Mt. Vernon
Randolph, McDermott
DeShaw
Senft
Gerald Schubick
Garry Cooper
James Robinson
Yeager
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