Monticello Births Reported by Local Hospital
John McDonald hospital records three births over the weekend. On Nov 3 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hinrichs of Monticello. On Nov 4 a son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sigrand of Cascade. On Nov 5 a son was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guilford of Anamosa.
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John McDonald Hospital
Norman Hinrichs
Monticello
Gene Sigrand
Cascade
Charles Guilford
Anamosa
Community events and club notices for Monticello area
Rotary dinner and meeting at St Luke s Methodist church 6 05 pm November 7. Scout Troop 66 uniform inspection above Monticello State Bank. League of Women Voters November 8 at Mrs W B Clark s home. Cascade Highway 136 day. Drivers license exams November 9 at Monticello Community Building. Roast Turkey dinner November 10 Center Junction Presbyterian Church 5 pm. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings above Monticello State Bank. Junior Class play November 11 8 pm Monticello Public School auditorium. Camp Fire and Horizon Club bake sale November 12 Town Electric Light and Power Company 9 30 am. National Retarded Children week starts November 13.
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Rotary
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Boy Scout
Monticello State Bank
League of Women Voters
W. B. Clark
Cascade
Yhursday
Center Junction Presbyterian Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
Monticello
Camp Fire
Horizon Club
Town Electric Lightland Power Company
New Cars and Trucks from Courthouse Records
Courthouse records list vehicles with buyers and origins. Clarence Ricklefs of Manti feo, Buick sold to Dr. D. L. Cassidy. Nov 3 Howard G. Prussa of Wyoming, Plymouth, Meta or Louie Zimmerman of Anamosa, DeSoto. Jan Schwartz of Anamosa, Chevrolet.
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Clarence Ricklefs
Mantifeo
Buick
D. L. Cassidy
Monticelo
Ford
Howard G. Prussa
Wyoming
Plymouth
Meta and
Louie Zimmerman
Anamosa
DeSoto
Wayne
Jan Schwartz
Chevrolet
Plan Open House At Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart plans National Education Week events from November 6 to 11 with open houses at 7 30 p m Thursday. Open house lets parents visit both Sacred Heart and public schools to see student projects on plant life creation electricity Egypt love and its history and discuss school facilities and activities.
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Sacred Heart
Marilyn
Egypt
Cascade Man Hurt In Truck Mishap
Chris Green of Cascade remained in John McDonald hospital Monticello Saturday morning receiving treatment for back injuries suffered in an accident Wednesday afternoon. Green employed by the State Highway Commission fell from the rear of a truck while erecting snow fence near the Leo Knepper farm about two miles east of Cascade.
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Cascade
Chris <Green
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Green
State Highway Commission
Leo Knepper
Cascaéc
Roast Turkey Supper Planned by Center Junction Church
Center Junction Presbyterian church will serve a roast turkey supper on Thursday November 10 with serving to begin at 5 p.m. by the church guild.
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Center Jct
Center Junction
Center Junction Presbyterian Church
Church Guild
Most Stores to Stay Open on Veterans Day
Monticello businesses largely keep regular hours on Veterans Day November 11 as the Greater Monticello committee notes. Only select offices such as the Jones county courthouse in Anamosa Monticello State Bank post office and Northwestern Bell Telephone business office close for the day while public and Sacred Heart schools operate on their normal schedules.
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Monticello
Greater Monticello
Jones County
Anamosa
Cascade to Mark Highway 136 Surfacing Ceremony
Cascade Mayor Leo Dolphin will open traffic on highway 136 north of Cascade to Worthington with tape-cutting ceremonies. The event includes a banquet, address by highway commission members, a car caravan, and a prize draw totaling 136 dollars donated by Cascade merchants.
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Cascade
Leo Dolphin
Highway 136
Worthington
Iowa Highway Commission
Chuck Worcester
W.M.T
Art Ressler
Cascade Commercial Club
Legion Pavilion
F. W. Less
J. F. Mauer
F. E. Till
Commercial Club
Less
J. H. Devaney, Sr
Highway Commission
Legion Park
Cascade American Legion
Joe Merfeld, Jr
God Bless America
Daniel Cusullivan
Cascade Merchants
Evening Classes Cover Hog Grading and Meat
The adult evening agriculture class at the public school will grade live hogs and measure back fat at tonight’s meeting led by Forrest Johnson. Next week the group will discuss meat from meat type hogs. The homemaking class will discuss color for costume interest. Both sessions begin at 8 p.m. with no charge.
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Forrest Johnson
Johnson
Carolyn Cousins
Burkey Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Jones County
Archie Burkey, former Wyoming night marshal, was declared not guilty by reason of insanity in a Jones County district court trial over the fatal shooting of his two-year-old son more than two years ago. The verdict followed a nine hour jury deliberation by a panel of six men and six women, with jurors asked to consider six verdict forms and allowed to recommend but not bind the court.
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Jones County
Archie Burkey
Stitute of Independence
Wyoming
Henry H. Coden
Monticello
Floyd Philbrick
Philbrick
Burkey
William Connery
Francis Becker
Dubuque
Howard Remley
Mayme Kedley
Zwingle
John M. Petersen
Melvin Willey
Doden
Harold Egger
Louis Heiken
Jack Lyon
H. W. Darneil
Anamosa
Adolph Bohlken
Carl Folkers
Dora Schoon
Scotch Grove
Ella Conley
Martello
John Hacke
Bernard
Enid Lawson
Olin
Merle Jackson
Mechanicsville
Storey to Speak At Banquet Here
Harry Storey, legislative director of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, will speak at the Jones county farmer business banquet in Monticello Tuesday evening. The event includes entertainment numbers and a 4-H beef main course. Banquet starts at 6 30 p.m. in the Community building. Tickets are sold by Farm Bureau members and at the Anaamosa office.
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Harry ] Storey
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Monticello
Jones ‘County
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Ballots Cast in Monticello Three Ward Election
Voters will cast ballots Tuesday at three polling places in Monticello. Ward one voters go to Great Plains Supply on West First, ward two to Matthiessen Auto and Supply on North Cedar, ward three to Monticello Community Building Room 2. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voter rules include age 21, U.S. citizenship, six months Iowa residency, and 60 days in Monticello. Ward boundaries and write in rules explained. Officials available for guidance at each polling place.
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Monticello
First Ward
Great Plains Supply Company
West First Street
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
North Cedar Street
Third Ward
United States
Iowa
People's and
Citizens
First Street
Cedar Street
Second Ward
Maple Street
Maple
Elm
Monticello Faces Full Ballot with Competing Tickets
Voters in Monticello and surrounding towns head to polls Tuesday to elect or re elect mayors and council members. The People’s ticket is led by incumbent Mayor Dr A P Lambert with three incumbent councilmen, while the Citizens ticket lists E H DeWitt John H Eden Chester A Condit William E Corbin and others. Other towns including Anamosa Cascade Center Junction Hopkinton Martelle Morley Olin show varied slates or write in candidates with several mayoral and council positions open.
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Joes County
Montraulitn
Monticello
Wyoming
Will
Martello
Morley
People’s
A. P. Lambert
Belin
Roy Miller
Harold Wilcox
Paul Hearn
E. B
Pat
Gerald Rohr
Ralph P. Crim
Citizens
E. H. DeWitt
John H. Eden
Chester A. Condit
William E. Corbin
E E. Monk
B. C. Hall
Anamosa
Earl R. Pulver
Lawrence Otten
Julius Westphal
G. Irvin Graver
Mark Goodrich
Clyde Chipman
H. C. Keseberg
Jess L. Holden
Cascade
May Leo Dolphin
Jearner
J. £. Kane
Center Junction
Clife McDonald
James Walton
Guy Martin
Harlan Bickerstaff
Ralph Barger
Noble Parks
Mervin Switzer
Duane Smith
Don Nicoll
Olin
Joe Pieper
Gilbert Jones
Rich
Identify Body Found Near Oxford Junction
Authorities searched for identification after a roughly 70 year old man was found dead Friday afternoon about three miles west of Oxford Junction along the Milwaukee railroad tracks. The body showed no teeth and no identifiers. fingerprints were sent to authorities for comparison.
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Oxford Junction
Hones
Lewis Dreibelbis
Glenn Bright
Cornelius Paulsen
Marvin Paulsen
Howard Brown
Antone Vozenelik
Dreibelbis
Bright
O.K
New Writers Join Cascade and Temple Hill Correspondent Staff
The Monticello Express adds two reporters to bring its total to 13 covering rural towns in Jones, Delaware, Dubuque, and Linn counties. Loretta Kraus of Cascade and Mrs. Andy Stoll of Temple Hill will write frequent columns and stories. Kraus is a Cascade accountant with 13 years at Cascade Motor Sales and Stoll lives near St Peter's Church on Highway 136 with husband Andy and young son Terry. Residents can submit news to Kraus at 133 Temple Hill area or to Stoll at 3803 Cascade.
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The
Monticello Express
Saff
Jones County
Delaware
Dubuque
Linn
Express
Andy Stoll
Temple Hill
Loretta Kraus
Cascade
Miss Kraus
Cascade Motor Sales
St. Peter’s Church
Leo Ludwig
Stolls
Terry
Stoll
Helen Knepper
St. Mary's High School
Vicinity
Kraus
Temple Hill Area
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Joe Spahr
Jeanette Wilcox
Ruth Eileen
Larry Cortano
Verna Merritt
Spahr
Miss Wilcox
Charles Classen
Barbara Eberhart
Phil Skelley
William W. Macy
Psychiatric Hospital
Iowa City
James A. Kennedy
Veterans Hospital
Robert J. Kennedy
Veterans Administration
Ray Purcell
Anamosa Reformatory
Macy
Kennedy
Des Moines
Hos
Pital
Purcell
Reformatory
Storey
A. P. Slambert
John A. Behn
Roy A. Miller
E. H Dewitt
People's Ticket
Gerald J. Rohr
R. E. Monk Conracilman
B. C. Hall Park Coromissioner
New Writers
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