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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1954

Page

5

Local Car Licenses and Birth Announcement

New cars licensed by the Jones county treasurer since last Saturday include Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co Monticello Chevrolet Robert L May Martello Chevrolet Fred H Shover Monticello Buick Leona P Kennedy Anamosa Chevrolet Mr and Mrs Oliver Hutton Monticello Buick Monticello Implement and Truck Co Monticello Buick Bertha Patterson Monticello Buick from the John McDonald Hospital since last Saturday morning May 8 Debuque Mr and Mrs Alfred Fitzsimmons are the parents of a daughter born Sunday May 2 at Finley hospital She weighed 7 lbs 2 07 and has been named Janet Lee She joins a brother and a sister Mike and June

Jones County Matthiessen Auto and Supply Co Monticello Chevrolet Robert L. May Martello Fred H. Shover Buick Leona P John McDonald Hospital Debuque Alfred Fitzsimmons Finley Hospital Janet Lee Mike June

Lions Club Hosts At Mon Meeting Monticello Lions Club May 10

The Monticello Lions Club held its Monday dinner and business meeting at 6:30 with three new members Melvin Sands Paul Warner and Carroll Vaughn joining. Fire Chief Paul Hearn led the fire department program with first aid instructors Mr and Mrs Carroll Bryant as guests. The group announced pool cleaning Thursday and honored 10 year members Darrell Blayney Raymond Eby Irving Hintz Ray Stumbaugh C J Matthiessen R E Monk Harold Wilcox. Special 100 attendance recognitions were given to numerous members. Next meeting is Monday May 27.

Monticello Lions Club Melvin Sands Paul Warner Carroll Vaughn Monticello Lions Club Darrell Blayney Raymond Eby Irving Hintz Ray Stumbaugh C. J. Matthiessen R. E. Monk Harold Wilcox Dale Adams Henry Adams James Bender Guy Byerly Leo Cabalka W. B. Clark Ed Cox Earl H. de Shaw Alfred Egger Louis Freese E. B. First Alva Freese Larry Goodyear Richard Hanken Howard Hicks A. K. Jones Paul Knipe Les Linn Bill Shaffer Frank Martin

Swimming Classes Not To Conflict With Summer Bible School

The Red Cross Water Safety program at the pool will run three 4 week sessions this summer with registration through Dr. E H DeShaw. Enrollment is free for participants funded by the Monticello chapter Red Cross and does not conflict with local church Bible schools.

Red Cross E. H. DeShaw the Express Monticello The American Red Cross

One In Million But No One Hurt

Mrs. Bert Loop driving a new Ford to Dubuque with five Sacred Heart pupils in a National Music Association audition was involved in a near miss three miles past Cascade. A Kearney truck spilled hay bales striking the windshield but caused no injuries and the group continued to the auditions.

Bert Loop

Fines for OMVI Hit Jones County Schools Fund

Four men were fined a total of 1500 dollars in Anamosa district court, with the money to support Jones County schools. Among the violators were Clarence Milroy and Lester Overhouse, each fined 300 and costs, license suspensions, and installment payment options.additional cases included a Skelly Service suit and a divorce with child custody and support obligations.

Jones County Anamosa J. E. Heiserman Monticello Independent Iowa Clarence Samuel Milroy Milroy Heiserman Durango Lester Arnold Overhouse Rt. 1 Overhouse Kenneth Carter Wally LeRoy Arneson Dubuque Richard Ellison Fred Faust Faust Skelly Service Monticello Ellison Faust Skelly Darlene Dirks Volkenant Herman Volkenant

Election boards named for June 7 primary ballot

The Jones County board of supervisors named election judges and clerks for the June 7 election on Tuesday. The Express will publish the full list of appointees in Monday’s issue.

Jones County Board of Supervisors the Express

Sixty Three Rural Pupils Promoted To High School

Jones county reports sixty three rural students promoted to high school. Names listed by school and teacher include Washington No. 3 led by Sr. M Arlene with nine promoted, many other districts such as Center Junction Cass No. 6 and Wayne No. 2 through No. 9 show multiple pupils. Also notes Nancy Arneson, 24, injured after falling from a second story porch amid high winds.

Beavo Jones County Joseph Beavo Washington No. 3 Mary Arlene Center Junction Kenneth Smith Jerri Catlett Barbara Gray Martin Townsend Keith Walters Jeanette Wilcox Cass Bertha Page Judith Poppe Mildred Schoon Elizabeth Humpal Marcella Reese Robert Davidson Dixie Stewart William Stewart Castle Grove Aletha Hughes John Cook Margaret Leytem William McDonough Winona Schlemme Evan Gilmore Larry Gilmore Ivan Hein Richland Jane Rogers Robert Lemmer Betty McGovern Linda McGovern Rose Marie McQuillen John Strang Ruth Snell John Martin Scotch Grove Della Miche Carl Kelchen Washington Mary Callahan Judith Callahan Sr. M. Arlene Jane Felton Richard Foulks Therese Grant David Hughes Eleanor Lyons Nicholas Peiffer Joseph Wolfe Myrl Morrison Anna Clark Wayne Ella Rickels Loren Buol Belva Covington Leonard Monck Gerry Ommen Emil Prull Jerald Bronemann Barbara Tobiason Sandra Toenjes James Carr Antioch Malinda Nielsen Carol Mortensen Elaine Nielsen Black Oak Harriett Hansen Sheryl Grant Richard Harms Midland Gertrude Nost Ervin Oltmanns Lovell No. 7 Helen Hennessey Carlene Etten Kenneth Hasler Spencerville Hazel Bearinger Nancy Allen Nancy Arneson D. R. Arneson Gottleaber

Jones County GOP Women Sponsor Anamosa Pot Luck Dinner

The Jones County Republican Women's Club sponsors a pot luck dinner at the REA building in Anamosa on Thursday May 20 at 6 30 p m. Candidates include Representative Thomas E Martin and other Republican hopefuls. All Republicans and their families are invited.

Jones County Republican Women's Club REA Anamosa Thomas E. Martin

Monticello Presents Concerto For Tympani At Rapids Band Festival

Nine Monticello high school students perform Concerto for Tympani as the featured number of the Eastern Iowa Band Festival in Cedar Rapids. Bruce Appleby, tympani soloist, leads with four trumpets and four trombones, under band director Ray Stumbaugh. About 2,500 musicians from 50 schools participate. Kingston Stadium hosts the evening show with a Sousa tribute and Miss Eastern Iowa crowning.

Monticello High School Cedar Rapids Marion Band Monticello Bruce Appleby Tympani Ken Lang Jack Thoenn Dave Martin Maynard Lang Carl Egger Bill Jansen Robert Martin Bonnie Schneider Ray Stumbaugh Janis Gottleaber Kingston Stadium Iowa Air Force Memorial Coliseum John Philip Sousa Frank Simon Cincinnati Eastern Iowa

Monticello Paves Streets With Hahn Company Plan

Cedar Rapids firm Hahn Paving of Cedar Rapids began a street repair project in Monticello after a council hearing with no objections. The job covers Highway 38 east from Main Street and about 20 blocks of black top streets this spring, with full completion in three weeks. Mayor A P Lambert notes crushed rock mix will replace pea gravel on outer streets and that traffic will remain open during work.

Hahn Paving Company of Cedar Rapids Monticello A. P. Lambert Lambert Main Street Cedar Street Maple Street Hahn Company

Kerrigan Seeks Funds for Iowa Road Upgrades

Frank G. Kerrigan of the state Highway Commission spoke to the Monticello Rotary Club about funding Iowa road improvements. He said 10 to 15 years would be required to upgrade the primary system, and endorsed a gas tax source, noting his view did not reflect the commission.

Frank G Pat” Kerrigan State Highway Commission Monticello Towa Kerrigan Highway Commission Iowa L. M. Clauson Ames Henry Adams Iowa Good Roads Association Les Balster A. E. Skelley

Expect 350 At Bankers Meeting Here in Monticello

About 300 to 350 persons are expected to attend the annual Group Eight meeting of the Iowa Bankers Association in Monticello. The event, hosted by Monticello State Bank with the Jones county Bankers Association, occurs at the Monticello Community Building. Host banks include Citizens Savings Anamosa, Farmers Savings Martello, Monticello State, Union Trust Stanwood, Olin, Onslow Savings, and Wyoming Citizens State. Officers Ralph Orth of Wyoming serves as county association president supported by Adolph Stampe Onslow as vice president, with George Paulsen Onslow treasurer and W. G. Hoyman Olin secretary.

Iowa Bankers Association Monticello Monticello State Bank Jones County Bankers Association Citizens Savings Bank Anamosa Farmers Savings Bank Martello Union Trust & Savings Bank of Stanwood Olin

Monticello Band Wins State Contest in Division I

Monticello High School concert band earned Division I in the state finals held last Saturday with 78 members directed by Ray Stumbaugh. Bands from Vinton Tipton DeWitt Marion joined Monticello in Division I. other divisions listed for mixed chorus and girls glee club.

Monticello Wintoh Tipton DeWitt Marion Vinton Manchester Weston Noble Luther College De*corah H. L. Lidstrom Rochester Minn Edwin Liemahn Wartburg College Waverly Harry Heun Davenport Kent Gannett Ray Stumbaugh Margaret Edwards Naomi Stadtmueller Judy McDonald Eunice Hagen Suellen Shoop Marge Buel Paul Hinrichs Janice Kuntz Julie DeShaw Helen Postel Linda Hargrave Eleanor Wilcox Mary Ellen Steiner Wilma Cox Keith Blayney Delores Dart Jan Bender Tommy Null Libby Hoffman Ruth Eben Merna Folkers Adel First Lois Harms Carol TerVeen Jeryl Goettsch Sandra Harford Joan Suter Jane Serbousek Darrel Schafer

Bankers group meets for Iowa convention program

L C Rummells of First State Bank West Branch chairs Group Eight with E W Branch as secretary and J E Heiserman among speakers. May 19 convention runs 10 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. including luncheon and talks by bankers, state officials, and entertainer Cayce Moore.

L. C. Rummells First State Bank of West Branch E. W. Branch Davenport Bank and Trust Co Ralph Orth Jones Outtty Group King R. Palmer Iowa U.S. Savings Bonds Division Treasury Department Cayce Moore Texas Hearne Frank Warner Iowa Bankers Association Des Moines

City Administration Receives Praise in State Audit

A Monticello city auditor report notes the state audit found only minor suggestions with no adverse criticisms. The field auditor spent over two weeks reviewing all city records and transactions across subdivisions, calling the audit the best in years.

Monticello Audi

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Mon Fire Department Summer Bible OMVI Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Parish James Locher Raymond Ricklefs Gerald Vernimont Joseph Hobert Neil Becker Donald Schlimmer Thomas Thomas James Hennessey Larry McDonald Robert Hines Page Boy Paul Smith Jerome White Bonnie Claus Patricia Schlimmer Patricia Hausman Lynda Nesbish Sharon Holmes Mark Vanourny Gary Gadient Michael Lambert Joyce Nehl Mary Jo Hunter Patricia McAleer Madonna Lewis Diane Jacque Janice Clement Mary Kae Tillotson Judith Kuriger la Anna Jamieson Patricia Martinson Linda Oaken Gail Messersmith Eugene Lorenz Haly Express Name Election Boards J. D. Bohiken John Eden Concerto For Tympani Rapids Lony Monticello Rotary Club Bankers’ Meeting State Association Bonnie Schoon Sharon Zubler Carol Leytem Linda Hartman Mary Paulsen Phylis Drexler Gary Poock Kenny Paulsen Neal First Joyce Clark Jack Thoeni Jerry Dart Max Wismeier Rose Monk Brad Dirks Doreen Streeper Karen Harms Mary Egger Donna Morey Sharon Freese Judge Sutherland Shirley Hanken Joan Null Keith Gilmore James Hargrave Betty Burrichter Frances Gearhart Max Dirks Wilbur Otten Lynda Folkers Patricia Gerdes Phil Skelley Selma Ehlis Dixie Hanken Janet Nickel Judy Podhaski Judy Hollar Jeff Podhaski Joyce Schoenbeck Ray Stumbeaugh
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