Monticello Tops Central City 69 44 In season opener on home floor
Monticello used height and ball control to defeat Central City 69 to 44 on its home court. Maynard Lang led Monticello with 16 points followed by Dean Rickels with 15, while Central City was led by Butters with 19. Reserve Monticello won 65 to 30 as Lynn Baldwin and others contributed.
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Monticello
Central City
Panthers
Maynard Lang
Dean Rickels
Lang
Rickels
Neil Bleadorn
Tom Rhatigan
Bob Martin
Lynn Baldwin
Cary Poock
Bill Vesey
Butters
Vanourney
Ron Long
Goodlove
Lz Martin Sae
Rickels Pagan
Rhatigan
Baldwin
B. Vesey
Landis
Sacred Heart Cage Clubs Open New Season With Two Wins
Sacred Heart opened the 1956-57 season with decisive wins over Epworth. The girls defeated Epworth 39-17, while the boys triumphed 53-41, led by Dave Westhoff who scored 28 points. Free throw struggles and strong defense marked both games. Wyoming teams await Tuesday test in a two-game set.
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Sacred Heart Cage Clubs
Sacred Heart
Epworth
Bob Mullen
Linda Ferring
Mary Manternach
Dave Westhoff
Joe McAleer
Westhoff
Wyoming
D. Westhoff
D. Welter Beeen
Heeren
Ridenour
T. McAleer Bed
McAleer Peewee
Eben Tees
Sabes
Sacred Heart Sear
Epworth Pee Eens
Sacred Heart Tees
Epworth Preteen Ee
Purina Feed Claims Boost in Hatchability and Pork Costs
May your Thanksgiving be happy. We close Thursday for staff family time. Purina Breeder Chows promise high production and hatchability, stronger chicks, and better profits. A pig wormer claims record pork costs with Purina feeds and Free Pig Weighing Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purina
Hopkinton Sweeps St. Marys In Cascade Twin Win
Hopkinton beat St. Marys 55-27 in the boys game and 57-50 in the girls. Grace Strang scored 35 for Cascade as Smith added 36 for Hopkinton. Hart led Hopkinton with 20 points while Kremer added eight for St. Marys.
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Cascade
Hopkinton
St. Mary's
Grace Strang
Smith
Hart
Paul Kremer
Cage Calendar Girls and Boys Results
Sacred Heart and Epworth girls teams posted results with Sacred Heart 39 Epworth 17. Boys results included Monticello 69 Central City 44 and Hopkinton 60 Greeley 40 with reserves Monticello 55 Central City 30 and Marley 55 Onslow 46.
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Sacred Heart
Epworth
Monticello
Central City
Hopkinton
Greeley
Marley
Onslow
Hopkinton Boys Rout Greeley In Delaware County Opener
Hopkinton led by John Hart with 16 points defeated Greeley 60 to 40 to start the Delaware county league race. Greeley’s top scorer Bob Smack also had 16 as Hopkinton won its third straight game.
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Hopkinton
John Hart
Greeley
Hart
Bob Smack
Kay Smith
Audrey Smack
T Martello
Fran Ferring Among College Cage Starters
Fran Ferring of Monticello is one of six Tigerettes who played previously for Iowa Wesleyan of Mt. Pleasant and will open the season in the starting line-up.
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Fran Ferring
Monticello
Tigerettes
Iowa Wesleyan
Mt. Pleasant
Cass Township Welcomes Mrs. George B. Brown as Reporter
Express named Mrs. George B. Brown the Cass township correspondent last week. Residents are invited to call Anamosa 12311 with news. The Browns farm on route 3 Anamosa and have two children, Russell 10 and Susan 6. Mrs. Brown is secretary of the Jones County Agricultural Extension council and a Cass Homemakers member. she chaired the Women’s Fellowship at Anamosa Congregational Church.
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CASS
George B. Brown
The
Express
Cass Township
Brown
Anamosa
Route 3
Russell
Susan
Jet Squadron Escorts American Ships in Mediterranean
Jet Squadron Donald Claus son of Mr and Mrs W T Claus has been stationed with a jet squadron in the Mediterranean since August. The squadron serves as escorts to American ships in the region.
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Donald Claus
Mra. W. T. Claus
Mediterranean Sea
Kickoff Dinner Planned For Farm Bureau Drive
Anamosa Iowa Farm Bureau announces the annual Jones county membership drive kickoff dinner and meeting set for Monday December 3 at 6 30 p m in the Farm Bureau building Anamosa. Succeeding drive targets list 1652 members with 57 new enrollments and 175 dues paid so far. Jerry Moser will address captains on duties as 14 to 18 township workers prepare to recruit and supervise the drive.
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Anamosa
Paul Siedenburg
Gates
Iowa Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Jones County Farm Bureau
Harlan Hawker
Fieldman
Farm Bureau
Hawker
Jerry Moser
Iowa Farm Bureau
Rome
Hale
Jack Naylor Attends Advanced Life Insurance Course
SCOTCH GROVE Jack Naylor of the Jones County Farm Bureau Insurance represented the group at Des Moines last week. He was among 20 Farm Bureau insurance men in the state selected for the advanced course after meeting specified qualifications.
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Scotch Grove
Jack Naylor
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
League Hears Program On United Nations
The League of Women Voters met at Mrs. Arnold Jacobs home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. H. E. B. Morrow and Mrs. C. R. Smith, Wyoming, presented the United Nations program. President Mrs. Irving Hintz conducted the business meeting and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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League of Women Voters
Arnold Jacobs
United Nations
H. EB. Morrow
C. R. Smith
Wyoming
Irving Hintz
Vice-President of Dubuque University Speaks for Marcos
Rev. Gene Siekmann, vice-president of the University of Dubuque, spoke at a Marcos group potluck at First Presbyterian Church. Clay Dawson led devotions and music with student groups including two quartets and a barbershop ensemble. The next Marcos meeting is set for December 13.
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Dubuque University
Marcos
Gene Siekmann
University of Dubuque
First Presbyterian Church
Clay Dawson
Ronnie Burrichter
Wilma Cox
Mary Egger
Roger McMurrin
Judy Schoon
Ron Burrichter
Tom Rhatigan
John Morning
Tom Holmes
Pvt Richard Wright Stationed at Fort Chaffee Arkansas
Private Richard Wright son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wright has enlisted in the army on November 1 and is stationed at Fort Chaffee Arkansas for basic training. He previously served in the National Guard. Address: Pvt Richard J Wright RA 26810308 Btry B 4th Bn 2nd FA Tag Regt The USA Tag Cen FA Fort Chaffee Ark.
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Richard Wright
Frank Wright
Army
Fort Chaffee
Ark
National Guard
Richard J. Wright
FA Tag
U.S.A
Tag. Cen
F.A
Telephone Office Receives Replica Of Safety Award
Northwestern Bell to Monticello office received a 1955 Award of Honor replica from the National Safety Council. D. G. Warner outlined on and off the job safety aims while GC Gradeville showed a safety film. The firm reported strong first quarter 1956 safety results and very low lost time accident rates.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
National Safety Council
Monticello
D. G. Warner
Hamilton
Northwestern Bell
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Suadwary
Mullen
Rive
Purina Research
Charles W. Darby
Cage
Hopkinton Boys
Trounce Greeley
Toarr Hopkinton
Greeley Atte
Hopkinton Weve
Women’s Fellowship
Anamosa Congregational Church
Castle Grove
Marvin Thomson
Carl Poppe
Lee Streets
Lovell
Albert Boots
Joe Messerli
Clay
Boyd Chatterton
Wayne
Louis Helgens
Fairview
James Wild
Elmer Petersen
Greenfield
Boyd Frantz
Oxford
Vernon Steffens
Jackson
Darwin Hardersen
Washington
Loras Stoll
Richland
Clarence Schmidt
Madison
Don Wetelsen
League Hears
Fred Tunks
Ralph Baders
Frank Williams
Bob Harlans
Marco
Arkansas
Les
Les” Balster
Crisp Jumbo Calif
Pascal Celery
Calif
Blackhawk
Reynolds
Langworthy
Cranberry
Golden Valley
Stuhier’s
Stuhier’s Shoe Store
Ready-To-Wear Clothing Store
Drew’s
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