RCA fund drive underway for Jones county association
The Jones county Retarded Children's Association launches its annual door to door fund drive across the county with Monticello BPW club handling residential areas on Monday Nov 20. Seventy percent of receipts stay locally with the rest split between state and national bodies. The group funds special education equipment, a county wide Christmas party, a preschool, a summer recreation program, parent counseling and public education programs. Robert Larimer is president and Robert Peck is general fund drive chairman.
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Jones County
County Association
State Association
National
Robert Larimer
Monticello
Robert Peck
General Fund Drive
Justice Court Docket Summary of Monticello Officers Fines
Official docket of justice C F Shimanek lists several traffic related offenses with fines. Names include Myrna McDermott Barbara Rogers John George Kiefer James Leo Hosch Donald D Zirtzman Richard W Phillips Bartley Gorman Daniel Moats Ronald Ehlis Gary Grom William Buckner Edward Stoll Connie Young and note no cases entered for M E McCrabb. Citations cover speeding backing against traffic littering expired and no operator license.
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Justice Court
C. F. Shimanek
Justice of the Peace
Myrna McDermott
Monticello
Barbara Rogers
Cedar Rapids
John George Kiefer
Dubuque
James Leo Hosch
Donald D. Zirtzman
Richard W. Phillips
Adel
Bartley Edward Gorman
Vinton
Daniel G. Moats
Ronald Lee Ehlis
Gary Michael Grom
Scotch Grove
William Earl Buckner
Edward P. Stoll
Cascade
Iowa
Connie C. Young
Manpower study draws 1600 responses in Jones county
More than 1,600 questionnaires have been returned in Jones county as D W Kaiser and Lester Rickless urged residents over 16 to complete and mail back forms. Extra copies are available at county banks and a mobile Iowa Employment Security Commission team is interviewing on the Monticello State Bank building’s second floor.
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Jones County
D. W. Kaiser
Monticello
Lester Rickless
Anamosa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Monticello State Bank
Classified and notices index fragment
A jumble of page markers and section codes shows fragmented references to ads obituaries editorial sports and notices across multiple towns including Oxford Junction Prairieburg and Onslow. No clear event or factual item is present beyond page navigation hints.
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Farm Dept
Hopkinton
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Prairieburg
Sand Springs
Scotch Grove South Fork
Temple Hill
Women
Wyoming
Multiple court actions and orders in Iowa district docket
District court entries include a temporary injunction granted in Oxford Jct protecting a mother and child from alleged bothers, and support claims totaling 1050 for two children. A hearing on a dism issal in Thomas Stimpson v City of Anamosa was set for Nov. 16. Other cases involve street improvements delayed by the Tri-State paving contract, a continued action in Eddie Herbert d b a Expert Tree Co. v Hodgman and Sons and the Iowa State Highway Commission, a $300 fine and license suspension for David Allen Ogden, and habeas corpus denials for three inmates with further nulled for two others.
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Oxford Jct
Ruby Warr
Shelby
Texas
W. W. McLane
Anamosa
Thomas Stimpson
City of
Tri-State Paving Co
Eddie Herbert
Expert Tree Co
Expert Tree Service
W. Hodgman and Sons, Inc
Iowa State Highway Commission
David Allen Ogden
Ogden
Gerald Waltz
Floyd Norte
Allen Lemar Reeves
Roger Lukken
James Madison Fritz
Christmas seal campaign kicks off in Iowa towns
The state Christmas seal drive sponsored by the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association began officially on Tuesday, with Mrs. D L Cassidy of Monticello as chairman. Seals had been mailed to local residents last week and contributors are urged to contact Mrs Cassidy if they did not receive seals.
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Iowa
Veterans Day Observed In Monticello Parade And Service
Veterans Day was observed Saturday in Monticello with a parade through the business district and a service behind the Community building. S. E. Locher, local attorney, spoke. Participating groups included the Monticello high school marching band Monticello Drill Team Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls.
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Monticello
S. E. Locher
Monticello High School
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Monticello Band Ends Fall Season With Veterans Day Parade
The Monticello high school marching band led by director Ray Stumbaugh paraded up First street in the Veterans Day event. This marked the band's final appearance of the fall season.
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Monticello High School
First Street
Ray Stumbaugh
Jaycees Set Regional Meeting in Monticello for Nov 19
Monticello will host the fall Region IV Iowa Jaycees meeting Sunday November 19 at the Monticello Youth Center from 3 to 6 30 p m More than 200 Jaycees and wives from 25 chapters north and east of Cedar Rapids expected Forums will cover religious activities records and recognition chapter growth orientation community development and speak up programs LeVern Eich national director from Oelwein and LeRoy Hinrichs Iowa Jaycee president from Monticello will give reports A wives program and supper plus door prizes are planned Schools dismiss for Thanksgiving vacation on Nov 22 with Monticello district resuming Nov 27.
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Monticello
Iowa
LaVern Eich
Oelwein
LeRoy Hinrichs
Monticello to Extend Store Hours for Christmas Season
The Greater Monticello Committee approves longer downtown hours from Dec 9 to Dec 23, with shops open until 9 p.m. on Saturdays. Decorations will go up Nov 19 with volunteers needed at Arch Edwards Department Store at 8 a.m. on Sunday. Car tickets for a 1968 Chevy Nova drawing begin tonight, with drawings every Saturday leading to the Dec 23 prize.
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Greater Monticello
Monticello
Arch Edwards
Edwards Department Store
Edward’s
Express
Jim Shelley
Special Days Committee
Jim Nelson
Jones County Property Valuation Reaches 44 Million
County auditor Helen Murray released the total taxable property value of 44 547 899, up 845 800 from last year, after state utility company certification. The board of supervisors settled 3000 from Arthur Sulzner and 800 from Joseph Quirk, accepted the Wyoming Fair report, and canceled 2 58 in taxes for Mrs John McCray due to erroneous assessment.
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Jones County
Helen Murray
John McCray
Dairy Mart Plans Grand Opening At North Main
The Dairy Mart on North Main announces a four day grand opening from Thursday to Sunday to celebrate a new glassed in patio accommodating over 40 people. Specials run all four days with a Saturday prize drawing. Rex Cheney reports details in an A-16 advertisement.
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Dairy Mart
North Main
Rex Cheney
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