Local wedding and weekend visits mark Monticello area
Dorrance J. Kehoe and Gwenn Dunsmore wed at St. Wenceslaus at 9 a.m. with reception in the Mayflower club room. Neighbors and relatives from Marion Grundy Center Moline Rock Island and Anamosa visit kin in Monticello across a busy weekend including hospital training trips and family dinners with multiple households noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Donovan
Dorrance J. Kehoe
Thomas Kehoe
Gwenn Dunsmore
Harold Dunsmore
Columbus Juncetion
St. Wenceslaus Church
Carl Schneiter
Margaret Nelson
Will Albers
Moline
Peggy Albers
Lutheran Hospital
Norman Johnson
Rock Island
Seven Acres Nurses Home
Albers
Jacksonville
Nelson
Evelyn Serbousek
Wyoming Cage Club Triumphs In Open Season Thriller
Wyoming edged Sacred Heart 55 52 in a season opener as center John Bahnsen scored 28 to lead the Pokes. Sacred Heart had led 46 44 after three, with Tom George adding points for a 26 point total and Sue Stoner guiding Sacred Heart to a 57 45 win in the Wyoming doubleheader. Mary Ehlers and Verla Stumpe each netted 17 for Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Cage Club
Sue Stoner
Sacred Heart
Peden
Mary Ehlers
Verla Stumpe
Oys
Oeschger
Westhoff
George
Chapman
Maire
Dave
Luckstead
Fishwild
Denen
Bahnsen
C Zabbe
Carstensen
Usher
Monticello Starlighters Stage 3 Act Comedy Mr Beane From Lima
About 600 fans attended Monticello Monday and Tuesday for the three act comedy Mr Beane From Lima. The comedy drew hearty laughter and will close this year’s play activities with plans for a January restart. Profits fund costumes and wigs, and the traveling show’s flats are now available to the community.
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Monticello
Mr. Beane
Lima
Panthers Dominate WaMac Playoff Run With Big Point Margin
Monticello’s Black Panther grid team nearly doubled opponents in the WaMac season final Friday night by scoring 91 to 58. The Panthers finished 4-2-1, third in the standings behind conference champion Marion, which posted seven wins and 136 to 33 points. Anamosa followed in second with a 5-1-1 mark and 110 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Black Panther
WaMac
Panthers
Marion
Anamosa
Marion Bonana
Manchester
Independence
Vinton Hee
Tipton Te Ae
Maquoketa
Tee Ee We
Final Conference Standings Discussed by Mary Maxfield
Mary Maxfield in the Manchester Democrat Radio urges readers to study both sides of an issue and form independent opinions rather than repeating what others say. She emphasizes evaluating reading material and media from radio to TV to avoid ignorance.
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Mary Maxfield
Manchester Democrat-Radio
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Paul Young
Sandra and
Paula
Raymond Null
Grundy Center
Roy Null
Janice and
Kay
Dion McDermott
Madison, Wis
Mr. McDermott
Mrs. Donovan
Sliss
Janice Cottleaber
Iowa State Teachers College
Harold Gottleaber
Raymond Meier
The
University of Iowa
Ed Meier
Hopkinton
Henry Furino
Clarence Stutt
Eugene Wink
John Weers
Winks
Herman Cordes
Elwill Null Home
LaVern Schoon
David
Danny
Douglas
Lena Clark
LaVern McVay
Linda
William Ricks
Clarence
Art Webber
Donald Webber
Gerald Webber
Ronnie
Gary
Bob Schuster
DeShaw
Clem Manternach
Pat McQuillen
Cascade
Junior DeShaw
Mrs
Mrs. Webber
Ella Naber
Dyersville
Claude von Sprecken
Martelle
Henry von Sprecken
Obert Quam
Robert
Marshalltown
Donald Newton
Iowa City
N. L. Newton
Francis Gaines
Albert
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Petersen
Petersen
Wyoming Cagers
H. Cagettes
Donald
Fairbank of
Anamesa
Regis
Stahler’s Stores
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Monticello, Iowa
Otis Barton
Pacific
Life Magazine
Roy Miller
Caray Aia
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