Garden clubs win seven Iowa state awards in Ames meeting
The Monticello Senior Garden club earned seven state honors at the Ames gathering November 4 and 5, plus the Civic Beautification award for a project at John McDonald hospital. The Junior club won nine awards and both clubs led state honors, with Mrs. Clarence Eilers named outstanding district horticulturist.
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Monticello
Ames
State of
Iowa
District I
John McDonald Hospital
Clarence Eilers
Huber resigns as Hopkinton city marshal effective Sunday
Dave Huber has resigned as Hopkinton city marshal effective Sunday November 15 and will join the Dyersville police force Monday. The Huber family plans to move to Dyersville as housing becomes available.
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Hopkinton
Dave Huber
Dyersville
Huber
Four cases filed in Jones County district court
Citizens State Bank Wyoming sues Robert W. Mayfield for return of a 1957 Mercury Station Wagon and a 1963 Ford pickup with writ of replevin. If not returned, bank seeks 1750 dollars plus interest and costs. Larry E. Ford seeks writ of habeas corpus from Men’s Reformatory in Anamosa. Emmett Joseph Hirtz of Cascade charged with operating while intoxicated. bound over from Warren P. Lawrence justice court. Gerald Russell Merfeld of Monticello charged with liquor available to minors. released on 350 dollar bond. bound over from M E McCrabb justice court. Arthur Raymond Muller and Ivan Louis Fleming each fined 300 dollars and costs. licenses suspended 60 days. William F. Chamberlain case continued to January term. Eggers Feed in Monticello promotes Kent feed Christmas Package Celebration starting Nov 16. See page B-6 ad.
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Jones County District Court
Citizens State Bank
Wyoming
Robert W. Mayfield
Larry E. Ford
Anamosa
Emmett Joseph Hirtz
Route 2
Cascade
Warren P. Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
Gerald Russell Merfeld
Monticello
Justice Court
M.E. McCrabb
OMVI
Arthur Raymond Muller
Jones County
Ivan Louis Fleming
Wiliam F. Chamberlain
Lions Host Farmers Night with Camp Fire Update
Monticello Lions hear Ed Morris describe Easter seals and Camp Sunny Side at Des Moines. Chester Condit notes 228 Camp Fire girls this year, Lions donate 228 dollars. Farmers Night set for November 23 at Poplar Heights supper club. meetings move to the Heights from St. Matthew church.
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Ed Morris
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Monticello
Lions Club
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Phyllis Fulwilder
Anamosa Jones County
Don Bergman
Chester Condit
Lions
Poplar Heights
the Heights
St. Matthew Church
Schrader Pleads No Defense on Tax Charges
Rex Schrader formerly Jones County attorney from Monticello pleaded no defense in Davenport to two counts of failure to file federal income tax returns for 1961 and 1962. Sentencing postponed for a probation report after his change from innocent plea. He resigned shortly before surrendering to U S marshal at Dubuque.
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Rex Schrader
Monticello
Jones County
Davenport
Schrader
U. S
Dubuque
Missing Hopkinton man returns home
Clair Knapp a 35 year old Hopkinton farm hand who disappeared on November 2 returned to his home after a wide area search. He recall little from the time he left home until he walked into an Indiana police station and was later released after a check up. He worked on the Maynard Schnittjer farm between Hopkinton and Delhi.
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Clair Knapp
Hopkinton Farm
Knapp
Monticello
Hopkinton
Delhi
Indiana
Maynard Schnittjer
Monticello school board backs anti smoking drinking policy
The Monticello Community Schools board approved a resolution opposing tobacco and alcohol use by students. Supt Boyd Shannon announced the plan which prohibits use on school grounds or at school activities and threatens loss of activity privileges or dismissal for violations.
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Monticello Community School
Board of Education
Boyd Shannon
Monticello Community Schools
Tau Beta Pi officer attends national convention in Chicago
Roger A. Ganfield president of SUI Tau Beta Pi chapter attended the national convention at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago from October 21 to 24. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Ganfield of Oxford Jc. Carol Balicher and Sharon Pegorik, daughters of local families, were recent AIC Davenport graduates. Carol works at Citizens State Bank Wyoming. Sharon at Warren Langworth Corp Davenport. John Myers of Monticello pledged to Drake University Alpha Tau Omega. Cathy Hall of Monticello pledged Alpha Phi at University of Iowa Iowa City.
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Roger A. Ganfield
Cascade
SUI
Tau Beta Pi
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
Leslie Ganfield
Carol Balicher
Louis Balichek
Sharon Pegorik
Harry Pegorik
Oxford Jc
A.I.C
Davenport
Carol
Citizens State Bank
Wyoming
Sharon
Warren Langworth Corporation
John Myers
Monticello
Drake University
Alpha Tau Omega
His
Monticello Community High School
Robert Myers
Cathy Hall
William Hall
Alpha Phi Sorority
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Miss Hall
Jerry Heeren
Joe Heeren
Route 2
Jerome CG
Heeren
Box 145
Mims
Malmstrom Afb
Montana
Heerens
Jerry
Lompoc
Calif
Naval cadet Fraser flies first solo at Pensacola
Naval Aviation Cadet John H Fraser III, of Monticello, logged his first solo in a Mantor trainer at Pensacola Naval Air Station. He studies communications navigation engineering athletics aerology and civil air regulations as part of primary flight training.
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Naval Aviation
John H. Fraser
Ili
John H. Fraser, Jr
Monticello
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Enumerators Named for 1964 Jones County Agriculture Census
Dillon W. Story announced the 1964 Jones County census of agriculture crew, listing John F. Sievers Cass and Fairview townships and eight other enumerators including Mrs. Cliff Rogers Cass and Mrs. Roberts Durst Lovell Castle Grove. An ad notes Monticello Implement to debut a new Oliver tractor line this week.
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Jones County
Dillon W. Story
John F. Sievers
Fairview
Jackson Townships
Cliff Rogers
Cass
Robert Durst
Lovell
Castle Grove
Carl Weber
Washington and
Richland
Glen Goldsmith
Madison
Scotch Grove
Clayton Snyder
Wyoming
Clay
Nancy Kintz
Rome
Greenfield
Ernest Hartwig
Hale
Oxford
Herbert Heeren
Wayne
Monticello Implement
Oliver
Jackson Wise Owls 4 H Club Holds Oct 8 Meeting
The Jackson Wise Owls 4 H club met October 8 at Antioch Church. Officers were installed and seven new members joined including Barbara Starr Kathy Starr Carmen Hankenmeier Carla Hankenmeier Brenda Rimington Patsy Jensen and Janiece Siebels. Seventeen members answered rev ies on goals for the year and plans were made for a roller skating party and a teen hop. Illustrated talks covered Conservation Freezing Expense Account Home Grounds Improvement Gardening Reading Club others by Roberta Von Muenster Pat Peters Jo Ann Lindstrom Ann Morning. Hostesses were Pat Peters and Karen Hartman.
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Jackson Wise Owls
Antioch Church
Barbara
Kathy Starr
Carmen
Carla Hankenmeier
Brenda Rimington
Patsy Jensen
Janiece Siebels
Revi Cals
Roberta von Muenster
Pat Peters
Jo Ann Lindstrom
Donna Mardoff
Ann Morning
Jean Ann Lindstrom
Karen Hartman
Harry
Darlene
Marjory Reiter
Douglas Schneiter
Beverly Schneiter
Steve Schneiter
Pam Herndon
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Oxford Jet
Happy Hustlers
Julie Barber
Linda Hansen
George Balichek
Keith Barber
Beth Cadwell
Jo Ann Rathmann
Terri von Essen
Maureen Mulahill
Brenda Bartels
Jeanie Lasack
Wendy Law
Kathy Rehmke
Judy Meade
The
Wyoming Polly Pigtails
Polly Pigtails
Myrana Lasack
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Monticello Garden Club
Alva Behrends
Herman
Garden Club
Maurice Moulds
Eggers
Kent
K. L. Milliken
Chevrolet
Jack Knopp
K & P Chevrolet
Hearn Oil & Tire CO
Monticello, Iowa
MCS
Ralph C. Muller
Matthew E. Muller
Route 1
1St Armored Division
Fort Hood
Tex
Muller
Air Force
46Th Infantry
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Sacred Heart High School
Energy Manufacturing Co
Richland Boys
Richland Boys Club
Dale Zimmerman
Gerald Schubicks
Schubick
Madeline
Holly
Main
Cedar Falls
Muscatine
Metropolis, Ill
Mrs
Kenneth Peterson
Voice With
Northwestern Bell
Ejeatatsia
Freese Motors
FORD
Fairlane
Mercury
Monterey
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