Memorial board asks city to vacate old fire station
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial board asked Monticello Iowa to vacate the east stalls by November 10 and the west stall by January 1 to free space for expanded American Legion and VFW facilities and for the Drill Team to store guns flags and medical equipment. A council memorial board meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. to discuss the request.
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Monticello
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Board
Council
South Street
Memorial Board
American Legion and Auxiliary
VFW and Auxiliary
Election officials named for four wards in city
Two tickets listed for page A-1 building election coverage. First ward clerks Gertrude Mullen Augusta Appleby with judges George Seehusen Ray Kromminga Harold Egger. Second ward clerks Mary Anderson Courtney Wade with judges Lor etta Barron Chloe Shelley Esther Locher. Third ward clerks Ethel Nickel Ann Maire with judges C H Ferry Henry Schrader George Mardorf. Fourth ward clerks Ruth Yount Margaret Jones with judges J C Bender Katie Jacobs Imogene Schneider.
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Gertrude Mullen
Augusta Appleby
George Seehusen
Ray Kromminga
Harold Egger
Mary Anderson
Courtney Wade
Loretta Barron
Chloe Shelley
Esther Locher
Ethel Nickel
Ann Maire
C. H. Ferry
Henry Schrader
George Mardorf
Ruth Yount
Margaret Jones
J. C. Bender
Katie Jacobs
Imogene Schneider
Police Court Dockets See No New Additions As Judge Ic Vacation
From the official docket no new cases were added to M. E. McCrabb’s police docket as he is on vacation. Justice of the peace C. F. Shimanek lists failures to display safety chains and flags on towed elevators, license issues, vehicle control, track speeding with small fines and costs for Hopkinton Ronald Luensman Monticello and Farley Michael Morton Fessler respectively.
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M. E. McCrabb
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Shimanek
David John Kenney
Hopkinton
Ronald C. Luensman
Monticello
Michael Morton Fessler
Farley
4 H honor roll ranks top two percent in Jones county
The list shows 4 H members named in top two percent of Jones county scholars. Front row includes Glenda Goldsmith Karen Rogers Marilyn Wahl and Pat Peters with groups Scotch Grove Sunshine girls Cass Corner Chums Lovell Happy Helpers and Jackson Wise Owls. Back row features Daryl Hanna Joel Zamastil and Mary Hanken among Onslow Cornhuskers Wyoming Pioneers and South Sunshine girls.
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4-H
Jones County
Front Row
Glenda Goldsmith
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Karen Rogers
Cass Corner Chums
Marilyn Wahl
Broderson
Hale Wapsie Boys
Jim Carroll
Washington Wolverines
Harry Reiter
Richland Boys
Pat Peters
Jackson Wise Owls
Mary Hanken
South Sunshine Girls
Pam Ballou
Olin Ship A-Hoy
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Karen Schneiter
Richland Roc-etts
Pam Herndon
Lovell-E-Townettes
Julie Barber
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Myrna Lasack
Oxford
Happy Hustlers
ERS
Cass Corner
Chums
Lovell
Happy Helpers
Jerry Davis
East
Merit and Field Crop Award Winners Listed
The list names numerous 4 H club members and groups receiving awards across categories including FIELD CROP, POULTRY, CHAMPION HOLSTEIN, SHEEP, HORSE, SWINE, DAIRY, BEEF, CLOTHING, FOOD NUTRITION, FOOD PRESERVATION and BREAD. Notable names include Pat Supple Prairie Panthers, Don Harderson Jackson Beavers, Roger Supple Washington Wolverines, and Daryl Hanna Onslow Cornhuskers among many others.
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East Martello Boys
Julie Barber
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Sandra Appleby
Lovell Happy Helpers
Melody Holub
Wyoming
Polly Pigtails
Beverly Schneiter
Richland Rocketts
Don Harderson
Jackson Beavers
Kathy Supple
Prairie Hill Be Natural
Pat Supple
Prairie Panthers
Daryl Hanna
Onslow Cornhuskers
Ron Schemmel
Castle Grove Royal Rangers
Craig Irons
Hale Wapsie Boys
Clifford Mardorf
Lovell Lions
Bruce Engelbart
East Wayne Eagles
Craig Blyth
Eddie Shover
Fairview Thunderbolts
Don Etten
Bob Kehoe
Mark Siebels
Roger Supple
Washington Wolverines
Greg Steffens
Oxford Livewires
John
Stores to Remain Open Veterans Day Monticello Board Recommends Open Saturday
At a Monday noon meeting the Greater Monticello committee voted to recommend stores stay open on Veterans Day Saturday November 11. They appointed a committee to work with local veterans groups for a joint observance in 1968, noting it was too late to plan this year. President Ray Baresel presided. The group met in Pauls cafe.
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Greater Monticello
Ray Baresel
Paul
Monticello High to Stage Fall Vocal Concert
In observance of American Education Week Monticello Community High School presents a fall concert November 9 at 8 p.m. in the Central Auditorium. Directed by William Day the program includes selections by the concert choir freshman choir girls glee club Charades and All State quartets featuring pieces from The Sound of Music The Impossible Dream Chin Chim Cher ee Michael Row the Boat Ashore and This Old Riverboat.
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Monticello
Fire extinguisher stolen from Shannon Elementary
Monticello police report a fire extinguisher was taken from Shannon Elementary School during Sunday evening. The break-in was found Monday morning with west doors pried. no other items reported missing.
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Shannon
Monticello
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Suevava
Hopkinton Seeeoesesases
Langworthy Manpower Survey
Oxford Junction
Prairieburg
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Servicemen’s Corner
Leonard R. Bader
Buick
Frank Riches
Onslow
Plymouth
Huerter Pontiac
Anamosa
Pontiac
George L
Mary L. Postel
Chevrolet
Richard E. Mershon
Dean E. Campbell
Volkswagen
Cuckler Transportation Co
Ford Truck
Stuart F
Janice M. DeMoss
Farmers Mutual Co-op Assn
Center Jct
Ford
Joseph J. Less
Dodge
Taylor Motors
Olin
Patrick W. McElliott
Wulfram J. Bertling
Vitus G
Lawrence
Brenton
Gretchen E
Pearson
Martello Boys
Dan Specht
Steve Englehart
Richard Wolken
Wayne Wranglers
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