Frosh Soph Cindermen Tie Anamosa In Rain Bout
Monticello and Anamosa frosh-soph cindermen battled to a 78 78 tie on the Panther track in drizzling rain. Larson led with wins in 180 yards lows 120 highs and 100 yards dash while Heeren Rawson and Steiner also scored in multiple events. Monticello relay teams excelled though Anamosa took several individual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
Panther
Earl McCaustland
Blue Raiders
Anamoga
Denny Larson
Verlin Heeren
Tom Rawson
Heeren
Rawson
Monti
John Maurice
Larry Goettach
Dave Stead
Rollie Steiner
Larson
Skelley
Heerren
Maurice
Loos
Himes
von Sprecken
Redmond
Goettsch
Webber
Fraser
Etten
Dolan
Hurt
Conrad
Meade
Robertson
Weber
Stead
Ponder
Broad
Norton
Farmers urged to apply for 1958 price support loans
Farmers in Jones County have until June 1 to secure government price support on the 1958 corn, per ASC chairman Richard Hartwig. Eligible corn must meet quality and storage rules, with loans or purchase agreements maturing July 31, 1959, and redemption available before then at Monticello county ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hartwig
Jones County
ASC
Hartwig
Monticello
April Milk Output Rises Five Percent Over March
April Grade A milk production rose 5 percent from March to an average 762 pounds per day per producer, up from 727 in March and 763 a year earlier. The uniform price for April deliveries is 3.50 per hundredweight testing 3.5 percent, with a butterfat differential of 6.8 cents per tenth of a percent change. Class I sales fell 2 percent from March but were 40 percent higher than April 1958, with 81 percent of producer milk used for Class I.
Monticello Patrol Charges Gene McElmeel With DWI
Gene McElmeel aged 47 from Scotch Grove was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was stopped by the highway patrol about 4 p.m. in Monticello and is set to appear in Justice of Peace Warren P. Lawrence's court in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McElmeel
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Highway Patrol
Justice of Peace
Warren P. Lawrence
Anamosa
Martinson Attends Livestock Management School
Lawrence Martinson of Farmers Mutual Creamery Monticello attended a three day live stock management and feeding school in Muscatine Monday through Wednesday. The Kent Feeds Inc education staff led sessions and he met with company management and nutrition specialists on regional feeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Martinson
Farmers Mutual Creamery
Monticello
Muscatine
Kent Feeds, Inc
McLaughlin Seeks Note Payment in Walton Suit
Glen J. McLaughlin guardian of S. E. Beam files in district court against Robert and Wilma Walton of Fairview township seeking payment on two promissory notes. Amounts due are $1,651.32 with interest on one note and $1,891.89 including interest on a $1,500 note. Suit requests imposition of a chattel mortgage on defendants property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Glen J. McLaughlin
S. E. Beam
Robert
Wilma Walton
Fairview Township
Buck Creek Graduating Class Led by Flannagans
Buck Creek High School top honors go to Joyce Flannagan valedictorian with 94.09 average and cousin Joann Flannagan salutatorian with 94.03. Others on the honor roll include Bette Bacon 93 plus and Blayne Maring 92.8. Joyce, a four year basketball and band participant, also in mixed chorus and four plays, served as class vice president twice. Joann, five years in band and one year vocal, has participated in basketball, softball two years, class plays, cheerleading, school paper, ushering, and two years as librarian. Joann is this year’s class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
Joyce
Joann Flannagan
Buck Creek High School
Joann
Bette Bacon
Blayne Maring
Optometrists Urged to Aid Highway Safety
Dr. Edmund F. Richardson of Hollywood spoke at a post graduate conference in Dubuque on the optometric role in reducing highway fatalities. He urged better vision standards, emphasis on 20/20 acuity, and practical tips for windshield light transmission and car visibility to improve night driving safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Turner
Monticello
Dubuque
Optometric Extension Program
Edmund F. Richardson
Hollywood
Calif
Richardson
Sixth Graders Tour Arana Institutions
The Monticello Central School sixth grade visited Arana as part of an Iowa history study. They ate at Ox Yoke Inn and toured the furniture factory woolen mills bakery museum and meat market. Funds for the trip were raised by selling cookies last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arana
Monticello Central School
Iowa
Ox Yoke Inn
Local Family Celebrations Mark Weddings Birthdays and Dinners
Mr and Mrs Mahlon Wilson hosted a Sunday dinner after the baptism of their son Douglas Dean and in celebration of birthdays for Harold Pettson Marjie and Jim Milroy. Attending were numerous relatives from Muscatine Manchester Dundee Delhi Coggon Waterloo and nearby towns. Union township Extension sponsorship urged butter carton collection for Joann Flannagan Butter Queen campaign. Joann Delay hosted Sacred Heart school seniors after a class play and later toured Chicago. James Dyer wed Rhea Burd in Cedar Rapids with Griggs and Wilson families present. Pederson family marked their eleventh anniversary with dinner in Anamosa. Richard Recker underwent hand surgery and skin graft at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Wil
Douglas Dean
Harold Pettson
Marjie
Jim Milroy
Nita Jo
Gloriene
Muscatine
J. Scott Milroy
Manchester
Harry Swanson
Dundee
Harold Pertson
Harold Wilson
Delhi
Paul Pillard
Coggon
Sadie Milroy
Russell McPhails
Waterloo
Union Township
Extension Service
Joann Flannagan
Gene Wachter
Sacred Heart School of
Monticello
Joann Delay
Chicago
Sacred Heart School
J. Curt Griggs
Junior Wilson
Griggs
James Dyer
Rhea Burd
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Dyer
Jim Griggs
Joe Pederson
Pederson
Mildred Coberly
Walker
Richard Recker
Florian Recker
Mercy Hospital
Monticello PANTHERETTE Year-End Column Notes
Judy McDonald and Julin Shelley sign off as editors with thanks to junior helpers Mari Jane Shover and Jackie Nickel. The issue covers driving-vehicle checks by highway patrol, testing week with four half-days, track season notes including Bruce Stumbaugh and Bill Mawe, and a final state outdoor meet at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Monticello High School
Judy McDonald
Marijane Shover
Jackie Nickel
Panther
Monti
Dubuque
Gary Poppe
Don Holmes
Ron Richardson
Bruce Stumbaugh
Bruce
Bill Mawe
Manchester
Dean Nelson
Monticello
Ames
Dirks Released After Paying Part of Fine
Alfred Dirks of Anamosa was released after paying 100 dollars of a 300 dollar fine for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He had been confined to Jones county jail at five dollars a day and will pay 50 dollars monthly until the total is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Alfred Dirks
Anamosa
Dirks
$373 Account Suit Filed Against Trimble
A $373.71 account suit was filed in Jones County district court against Jerry Trimble of Jerry's Texaco Anamosa by A. O. Colson Company Paris Alabama on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Jerry Trimble
Jerry
Texaco
Anamosa
A. O. Colson Company
Paris
Oxford Junction social notes from May gatherings
Mrs. Ervin Hansen and Mr. L. L. McCreight visit Clearfield to care for an ill father. Lonnie Ledvina joins the Petersen family on their 52nd wedding anniversary. Ford Ericksons host a Mother's Day dinner for family including twins Rosemary and Richard. Various visits follow in East Dubuque, Anamosa, Chicago, Wayne, and Cedar Rapids with relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. McCreight
Clearfield
Iowa
Otto Koranda
Lonnie Ledvina
John M. Petersen
Olin
Ford Ericksons
Rosemary
Richard
Karl Erickson
Henrietta
Davenport
Elaine Glynn
Lost Nation
Howard Becker
Monmouth
Rose Mizaur
Edward Knake
C. W. Anderson
Chicago
Ill
H. E. Tech
Stanley Lasack
Hattie Havel
Wayne, al
Lasack
Kathy
Wayne
Rural school district plans aim to ease anxiety
The article outlines continued rural school funding and governance under the new board. It calls for early construction planning to avoid rising costs, ensuring rural pupils feel secure, and shaping a future education pattern for the entire community to make the district a standout in Eastern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Monti to Offer Journalism Class for Seniors
Next year a journalism class will be offered for seniors. The course will focus on the Pantherette and the Annual along with nine weeks of grammar. It will carry the same credit as other high school courses and meet in the last period of the school day to allow continued work after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Seehusen
Nancy Perkins
Senior Calendar Highlights for Davenport High
May 22 Last Day and Junior Senior Prom May 24 Baccalaureate May 25 Senior class picnic at Davenport May 26 Senior class day May 28 Commencement May 29 Alumni Banquet Awards Assembly and report cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Ricklefs
Davenport
Measles Strike at Mount Vernon District Track Meet
Ervin Etten developed measles during the district track meet held at Mount Vernon on May 9. He became ill while participating in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Long
Ervin Etten
Mount Vernon
Dial phones explained to Central and Carpenter students
A Best Telephone Co representative Mrs Lois Dunlap explained the new dial telephone system to seventh through twelfth graders at Central school and to all grades at Carpenter school. She demonstrated phone operation and how to use the dials for calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Balster
Central School
Carpenter School
Best Telephone Co
Lois Dunlap
Pantherette Editorial Staff Roster Prompt List
The editorial staff of Pantherette lists advisers editors and a large team of reporters including Jan Schneider Ruth Ann Heiken Shirley Hoult Ben Long Mary Jo Goodyear Joyce Schoen beck Gerry Brokaw Ron Burrich ter Parke Behn Ron Broneman Janet Prutt Bonnie Buol Marilyn Nelson Jane Edwards Treva Folkers Linda Miller Marlene Wynn Marijane Shover Jackie Nickel Jane Seehusen Nancy Per kins Lynn Balster Tammy Eden Bonnie Hollar Diana Schatz Susan Ballou Jean Bohlken Jenny Schneider Carole Behn Joanne Eden Donna Prult John Fraser Marlene Gerdes Luella Ricklefs Judy Bleadorn and Barb Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Marston
Judy McDonald
Julia Shelley
Jan Schneider
Ruth Ann Heiken
Shirley Hoult
Ben Long
Mary Jo Goodyear
Joyce Schoenbeck
Gerry Brokaw
Ron Burrichter
Parke Behn
Ron Broneman
Janet Prutt
Bonnie Buol
Marilyn Nelson
Jane Edwards
Treva Folkers
Linda Miller
Marlene Wynn
Marijane Shover
Jackie Nickel
Jane Seehusen
Nancy Perkins
Lynn Balster
Tammy Eden
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Lewis Ireland
Hopkinton
Roger Pratt
McElmeel
Sycamore
Bud’s
Super Valu
Milo
Mike” Loomis
Keeney’s
North Sycamore
McLaughlin
Buck
Pedersons
Louis Lange
Uth
James Snetken
James Coberly
Arnold Coberly
Caroline McArthur
al Pederson
Jens Pederson
Center Point
Clarence Mollenhauer
Central City
George
Coberly
Joe Foley
Tom Atwood
John Atwood
Isabel Niswonger
John Niswonger
Independence
Lynn Pederson
Marion
Cleve Coberly
Whittier
Ralph Lyndh
Farmers Union
Gordon Keith
Fritz Kromminga
Richard Kromminga
Sons
Ben Keith
Kirk
Lynn
Min Dufoe
Floyd Dufoe
Hazel Houston
Willis Blair
Roger Schrodemeyer
Bernita Houston
Carl DeWoody
Blairs
Houston
Arthur
Virgil
Viola Rickless
Charles DeWoody
Carl
Vicki Crowley
Harold Crowley
By Gilbert
Hearn Oil and Tire CO
N. Cedar
Momento
Mary Kramer
Isle of Golden Dreams
Bob Schmidt
Turner
Rock of Ages
Antherette
Julin Shelley
Ken Carter
John Beckman
Phil Gerdes
Mhser
Barbara Eberhart
Trimble
Oxford Junction
Mrs
Ervin Hansen
Francis Cashman
East Dubuque
Clem Keyes
Mr.Keyes
E. J. Trimble
Kuriger Bros
Pantherette
Monticello, Iowa
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