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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
2
A weekend gust described as a twister struck near Brandt Nursing Home, destroying a garage and damaging a mobile home and several houses. The trailer and garage suffered extensive structural damage with debris, windows blown out, and roofs partially lifted. No injuries reported as rain followed the storm.
Deflation coverage lists numerous shops and services joining a campaign against rising prices. From banks and cleaners to hardware stores and florists, a broad coalition of Iowa businesses is highlighted as part of the effort.
Police Court lists include Gaylen Kray Monticello $25 for possession of beer by a minor Ambr ose Hess Worthington $10 speeding Kenneth Feldman Hopkinton $10 disturbing the peace by squealing tires Justice Court records show Donald Harris $10 speeding Edwynn Kremer Lynda Bonwell David Moenk Jerry Lee Smith with checks and costs paid Howard Mastensen restitution for innkeeper Fraud and related charges include Lester Manning and Keith Curley Oxford Junction both $10 Night speeders Ronald Drumbarger Riverdale Illinois Thomas Sannito Riverdale IL each $12.
The Monticello Rotary Club will host the sixth season of a travel and ad venture film series this winter. The lineup opens December 5 with Russia In the 70s narrated by Clay Francisco, followed by Isles of the Mediterranean narrated by Howard Pollard on January 6, Highlights of New England with John Roberts on February 3, and Legendary Liam with Kenneth Wolfgang on March 13. All shows start at 7 30 p m in the Monticello Community High School auditorium. Tickets go on sale Monday.
Two judgments and two dissolutions were awarded Friday in Jones County district court. Patricia A. Wood was granted 1523.00 plus interest from Ronald E. Wood for child support, with prior judgments cited. Newton Manufacturing Co. received 121.00 from Lewis W. Busch. Dissolutions granted to Rebecca and Ronald Pruess and to Diane Scott and Richard Scott.
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