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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1964

Page

9

Local Civil Records and Court Highlights From Jones County

Births list multiple Monticello residents with newborns from November dates including Pratt Muller Leveson Heeren Lange Picray and Huggins. Marriage license issued for John Vanicek and Nelda Chamberlain. New cars and trucks registered for residents including Remington Thompson Hall and others. Police court notes include fines for improper parking and speeding. County board canvassed election results and sworn in Robert Beckman as county attorney with bond approvals.

John McDonald Hospital Gary Pratt Monticello Walter Muller Joe Leveson Olin Richard Heeren Ray Lange Cascade Gene Picray Wayne Huggins Hopkinton Jones County John Francis Vanicek Oxford Jct Nelda Clee Chamberlain Mission, Tex Loren Betty Remington Anamose Plymouth Lee L Nancy L Newhard Anamosa Chevrolet Dillon W. Hall Onslow Ford Lyman D Wynona M Thompson Wyoming William A Rose M Hartke Buick Ernest Towne Melvin E Anna L. Brickley Richard J. Becker Jones County Board of Supervisors Robert Beckman Ralph Albaugh Warren P. Lawrence

Foggy morning crash injures driver and damages vehicles

Heavy fog in Jones county caused a rear collision between a car driven by Dorothy Lou Harris and a Midland Community school bus on a county road four miles northeast of Onslow at about 7 40 a m. Harris suffered a severe forehead bruise and the bus sustained $100 damage while Harris’s car incurred $750 in damages. No charges were filed. A separate milk truck rollover near Wyoming damaged a fence and cans of milk worth about $200 with the cab and box totaling $1 000 in damage.

Jones County Dorothy Lou Harris Onslow Midland Miss Harris Larry Himes Kenneth Leggett Ben Schrader Jerry Chapman Monticello Louis Pegorick Farm Wyoming Chapman Pegorick Drive Ezra Wendt

Sacred Heart Honor Roll Names 27 Students

Sacred Heart high school Monti cello announces first quarter honor roll with twenty seven students. Six First Honors carry 4.0 GPA: Joyce Nehl Stephen Locher Nancy Shimanek Mary Kay Takes Ellen Strittmatter Robert Webber. more First Honors with 3.5+ GPA: Audrey Huggins Bernard Luensman Kay Brashaw Suzanne Fleming Sue Strittmatter Ann Schwendinger Col leen Bader Terry Holmes. Thirteen Second Honors with 3.0+ GPA: Robert Hines Barbara O'Rourke Alice Rogers Janet Beckman Dawn Lightfoot Helen Thomas Sue Brunkan Sheila Kuriger Kenneth Starks Mary Lou Yonda Marilu Clement Kathleen McAleer Deborah Coden. Also Hi-Way market runs a 10¢ sale today per owner Jim Read.

Sacred Heart High School Monticello Joyce Nehl Stephen Locher Nancy Shimanek Mary Kay Takes Ellen Strittmatter Robert Webber Audrey Huggins Bernard Luensman Kay Brashaw Suzanne Fleming Sue Strittmatter Ann Schwendinger Colleen Bader Terry Holmes Robert Hines Barbara O’rourke Alice Rogers Janet Beckman Dawn Lightfoot Helen Thomas Sue Brunkan Sheila Kuriger Kenneth Starks Mary Lou Yonda Marilu Clement Kathleen McAleer Deborah Coden

Monticello Council Votes Funds. Plans Y Intersection Review

Monticello city council approved transferring 4000 dollars from the airport fund to utilities and moved 6000 dollars from sanitation to the airport fund. The Y intersection at the city’s southern edge was discussed with a call to the highway commission to prioritize safety while preserving beauty. Also on the agenda were questions about flying service and a home yarn shop proposal.

Monticello Sanitation The Highway Commission Howard Peck Airport Board Council

Trade Area Expansion campaign crowns Monticello winner

The Rev. Luther Wachholz of Monticello won the $1,000 bill in the Monticello Express Trade Area Expansion campaign. Lyman Mulford of Cedar Falls won a portable TV, and five portable radios went to listed winners. The drive added well over 500 new subscribers, with final tallies pending double check. Campaign workers’ earnings and prize placements were released, detailing each winner.

Luther Wachholz Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Monticello Route 2 Scotch Grove Monticello Express Lyman Mulford Cedar Falls Rena Schoon Raymond Holub Prairieburg Virgil McNamara Route 1 Ana Mosa Verle Harvey Olin Roger Lange David Norton Express H. M. Jones The the Express Jones Harry Schocke Moehl Cascade

Christmas Plans at Monticello GMC Set Holiday Promotions

Greater Monticello Committee held a busy meeting approving a car giveaway and about $400 Monticello money for Christmas shoppers. They set store hours, announced decorations and lighting ceremonies, and approved four upcoming retail promotions. They named a Veterans Day planning committee and discussed increasing in-store lighting and window displays.

Greater Monticello Monticello Jaycee Arch Edwards Express Ted Bek Louie Freese Monticello Jaycee

Public meeting weighs changes at Monticello Y intersection

About 50 officials and townspeople heard Cedar Rapids district engineer Van Snyder present a preliminary plan from the Highway Commission to move the Y intersection north of Kitty Creek bridge, add a median on Highway 151, and provide turning lanes and lighting. Alternate ideas included extending storage lanes and relocating or closing South Cedar street. The plan aims to balance safety, traffic growth, and local charm.

Monticello E. H. DeShaw van Snyder Cedar Rapids State Highway Commission Snyder Commission Kitty Creek Bridge Southhaven Drive Highway 151 Lower Prairieburg Road South Cedar Street Cedar Street South Street

Outstanding 4-H Girls Named in Jones County for 1964

Margaret Meeks of Greenfield Good Luck and Eileen Dusanek of Wyoming Polly Pigtails named the two outstanding 4-H girls in Jones County for 1964. The honors were announced at the Girls 4-H awards night at Midland High School in Wyoming after a mother-daughter banquet.

Margaret Meeks Eileen Dusanek Jones County Wyoming Polly Pigtails Greenfield Midland High School Eileen G. E. Dusanek Texas Pam Port Kathleen Sievers Hale Wapsie Wanderers Eiileen Dusanek Jo Ann Martelle

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