Election chairmen and committees listed for Monticello region
The article lists election chairmen and their nominees for multiple towns including Monticello Center Junction Oxford Richland Rome Mechanicsville Scotch Grove Washington Wayne and Wyoming. Names such as Leon Coleman Lavern Gut Olin Lovell Harold Hodgdenman Marvin Rutenbeck Lester Lyons and Howard Jamison appear with secretaries and nominating committee members across the communities.
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Leon Coleman
Lavern Gut
Olin Lovell
John Wilcox
Bob Patten
Pete Hasler
Don Zimmerman
Irving Hintz
Monticello
Madison
Don Starr
Wyoming
William Owen
Center Junction
Harvey Manuel
Dillon Story
Marvin Lacock
Oxford
Floyd Hodgden
Robert Rehmke
T. G. Murray
Harold Hodgdenmanl
John—Burhop
Oxtant Junction
Richland
Clarence Schmidt
Melvin Hein
George Burrichter
Carl Hein
Galen Hein
Rome
Marvin Rutenbeck
Mechanicsville
Leo May
Ana
Hermin, Morrison
Lavern Rickels
Andy Stoll
Cascade
Wayne
Wil
Lovell No 9 District Picnic Notice
District picnic set for Sunday June 3 at Monti cello fairgrounds. If rain, postponed to Sunday June 12. Pioneer Walter Eby lists locations Matthiessen Auto Supply Monticello Clover Leaf Farm Onslow and his place day or night.
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Lovell No. 9
Monticello Fairgrounds
Matthiessen
Auto and Supply
Monticello
Clover Leaf Farm
Onslow
Cal
Walter Eby
Scotch Grove
Lost animals and billfold reported in Monticello
Two hybrid boars and a marked bone sow from January litter are missing in Monticello. They have tan and brown coloring and the right ears are marked. Contact Al Heims for details. A lost billfold with important papers is also reported and valuable to the owner. Call Mrs. Al Heims.
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al Heims
Monticello
Tan and Brown
Card of Thanks for Ed Stutt Family
Family of Ed Stutt expresses gratitude for flowers cards and sympathy after his untimely death. Special thanks to Dr Thomas and Rev F H Kehren for their kind words and support. Your thoughtful messages will be remembered by the Stutt family.
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Ur Father
Dr. Thomas
F. H. Kehren
Ed Stutt
Police Court Reports Three Traffic Fines
Three fines were issued in Monticello police court this week reported by Police Chief Donald Gilmore. Carlos Eilers of Monti-Tettor paid for improper parking, Morris Smith of Davenport for improper turn, and Joseph Hosch of Hopkinton for improper parking, each with $1 and costs.
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Police Court of
Monticello
Donald Gilmore
Carlos Eilers
Monti- Tettor
Morris Smith
Davenport
Joseph Hosch
Hopkinton
Bacone College Choir Concert Set In Anamosa May 30
The Bacone College choir from Muskogee Oklahoma will perform at Anamosa high school auditorium on May 30 at 7 30 p m They will sing sacred and secular pieces plus ceremonial numbers and an eagle dance A talk with sign language interpretation about the school and its 57 tribes will be given There is no door charge an offering will be taken Sponsoring groups include the Anamosa chapter of the DAR the Magel group of the Congregational church and the Baptist church The choir will then travel to Chicago to sing at the Rotary International
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Bacone College Choir
Muskogee
Okla
Anamosa High School
Anamosa
D.A.R
Magel
Congregational Church
SUI Scholarships Awarded to Three Jones County Seniors
Three Jones county seniors Judith Podlaski Carl Egger and Richard Dreibelbis won SUI freshman scholarships covering regular fees for their first year They are Monticello and Anamosa residents among 110 Iowa high school seniors receiving the awards Merit scholarships reflect top academic records test scores and extracurriculars from a pool of 428 applicants Nomination comes from high school principals for students in the top ten percent of their class.
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State University of Iowa
Jones County
Judith Rae Podlaski
Carl Thomas Egger
Carl A. Egger
Monticello
Richard L. Dreibelbis
L. M. Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Iowa
S.U.E
Iowa State Board of Education
4-H Exchange Trip Itinerary For Jones County Youths
Final transportation for the Massachusetts Iowa 4 H exchange was announced. Jerry Parsons said River Trails Transit of Dubuque won the charter to take 37 Jones county 4 H members from Anamosa to Massachusetts, visiting Pittsburgh Gettysburg Philadelphia New York City Berkshire County and Niagara Falls before returning July 24.
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Jones County
Jerry Parsons
River Trails Transit Wines
Dubuque
Massachusetts
Anamosa
Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Battlefield
National Cemetery
Independence Hall
Liberty Bell
New York City
New York
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
New York Turnpike
Niagara Falls
U.S
Detroit
Canadian
Lake Erie
Dubuque Transportation Company
Washington, D.C
Washington
Parsons
Annual appropriation raised for men’s reformatory
Anamosa ward Purcell reports the state men’s reformatory appropriation increased to 661000 dollars. The staff totals 163 with about 80 guards. Plans call for reducing the work week from 48 to 40 hours, requiring about 20 additional guards to implement.
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Anamosa — Ray Purcell
State Men’s Reformatory
Reformatory
Health Education Workshop Offered in Jones County
Jones county residents may attend the seventh annual health education workshop at the State University of Iowa Center for Continuation Studies from June 8 to 10. Helen M. Tucker says the program aims to interest all citizens in better health for Iowa. Registration is available in advance or on June 8 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Jones County
Helen M. Tucker
Center For Continuation Studies
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Wayne No 5 School Holds Annual Picnic
Wayne No 5 School held its annual picnic on Sunday May 22 at the school house with 20 pupils, their parents friends and neighbors and teacher Mrs Velma Winkler present Awards for perfect attendance went to Everett Tobiason Rose Portewig Janice Murtensen Charlotte Tobiason Dennis Gray David Bohlken and Zana Herren Kindergarten plans announced for next year with several students starting en route Mrs Winkler will return to teach next year after four years at Wayne No 5
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Wayne School No. 5
Velma Winkler
Everett Tobiason
Milo Tobiason
Rose Portewig
Ernest Portewig
Janice Murtensen
Paul Martinsen
Charlotte Tobiason
Dennis Gray
Tawasi Camp Fire Girls Plant Crabapple Tree at Pool
The Tawasi Camp Fire Girls and guardians Mrs Arch Edwards and Mrs Donald Sutherland planted a flowering crabapple tree at the pool on Wednesday May 11. Lions Club sponsor Chester Condit assisted the girls. The following week the group planted petunias in the pool flower bed.
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Arch Edwards
Donald’ Sutherland
Tawasi‘Lions Club
Chester Condit
School Picnic At Castle Grave In May
Students of Castle Grave New York and teacher Mrs. JGlanys Rickels held a neighborhood picnic at the school on Sunday May 22. The afternoon included visits and games for families and residents.
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Castle Grave
Jglanys Rickels
Funeral Services Held Monday for Mrs. F. Pegorick
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Pegorick 41 were held Monday at the Wyoming Methodist church officiated by Rev. Kenneth Harden. Burial followed at Mayflower cemetery in Oxford Junction. Mrs. Pegorick died Friday evening at her parents farm six miles north of Wyoming. She leaves her parents her husband a daughter Mrs. Audrey Smith a granddaughter and two sisters. Wallace Funeral home supervised arrangements.
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Wyoming
Frank Pegorick
Wyoming Methodist Church
Kenneth Harden
Mayflower
Oxford Junction
Walter Sullivan
Pegerick
C. R. Grover
Audrey Smith
Wallace Funeral Home
Dog Tax Rates and Payment Office Notice
Dog taxes are payable at the City Clerk office in the Community Building Monticello. Fees range by sex with male dogs and spayed females at 2.00 while unaltered females cost 5.00. A 1.00 savings applies if the tax is paid before June 1.
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Monticello
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Monticello Express
Studebaker
John Wroblewsking
James Morrissey
John Deere
Roanoke
Turner
IMPS
Herman Helgens and Son
Towa
Pontiac
Chrysler
Klaughlin’s
Buick
Wisconsin
Clarence Acter
Middleton
Wis
Henry F. Adams
Clarence Acker
Kenmore
Nielsen
Goettsch Funeral Home
Delhi
J. C. O'Brien
Darrell Ellison
Geo. C. Schoon
Schoon Implement Co
Davidson
Library
Rem Electric
Monticello’s Legion Hall
Express
Tamworth St
Gilmore
Wilcox
Freese Motors
Ford
Acme Electric Co
Wilcox and Gilmore
Sige
Indekofer
Eclipse Lumber Co
Fred Kay
Bolson
Jobe
Elton Copley
Miles
The
Huerter
John F. Huerter
Kurlger Brog
Monticello Roofing Co
Stan Peters
Liam T. Jansen
Amber
Herman Helgens
George H. Harms
Otto Danneman
Harry Dierks
Howard Jamison
Fred Luckstead
Ralph Orth
Reggie Morse
G. E. Dusanek
SUI
Floyd Andre
Iowa Agricultural Extension Service
Jones County Agricultural Extension Council
Township
Cass Township
Castle Grove Township
Cass Center School
Clay Township
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Fairview Township
Edwin Ried
Greenfield Township
Farm Bureau
Hale Township
White Oak Church
Jackson Township
Lovell Township
Madison Township
Oxford Township
Richland Township
Rome Township
Pleasant Hill Church
Antioch Church
Masonic Temple
Donald Starr
Legion Auxiliary Room
Richland Center School
G. Bldg
Olin School
Scotch Grove Township
Wm. B. Henrichs
Washington Township
Wayne Township
Wyoming Township
Temple Hill School
Opera House
Bank Bldg
Wayne Center School
Agricultural Extension Service
Men’s Reformatory
Iowa A
ACE Handy
Hauser
Ree
Toa
ACE Hardware
Ferry Coffee Maker
Wayne No. 5 School
F. Pegorick
Stuari
A. P. Lambert
McA
Baling
Roto-Baler
Allis-Chalmers
NBC
ALLIS
Chalmers Sales and Service
Geo. C. Schoon Impl. Co
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