Monticello Council to Discuss Highway 38 Paving Impacts
A Monticello city council and Greater Monticello Committee plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Room 2 at the Community building to review an Iowa Highway Commission proposed resolution for paving Highway 38 through Monticello in 1972. The plan would reduce 52 more parking spaces in the business district and on side streets, with costs to the city around 16000 dollars if accepted.
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Monticello
Greater
Bud Reynolds
Paul McMahan
Second St
Te State
Jones County Pages Chronicle Births and Crimes Report
Births list claims multiple families welcoming daughters and sons in Onslow Cascade Hopkinton Monticello and Maquoreta. Marriage licenses issued for Barnes Nelson Contreras Hoffman. New car and truck registrations include Von Sprecken Buscher Connelly and others. Police and justice court entries document speeding disturbances larceny intoxication and other fines and penalties in Jones County courts.
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Jones County
Stephen A. Barnes
Anamosa
Leann Elizabeth Nelson
Monticello
Arthur Contreras
Stella Louise Hoffman
Elk Horn
Wis
George M
Edith N. von Sprecken
Wyoming
Pontiac
Lloyd M
Mildred M. Buscher
Volkswagen
Gerald M. Connelly
Datsun
Delbert R. Holub
Sidney W
Marguerite Moreland
Olin
Plymouth
William J. Jansen
Chevrolet
Gabriel named Scouter of the Year in Hawkeye district
Glen Gabriel 41 of Monticello was selected 1968 Scouter of the Year at the Hawkeye area council meeting at Coe College Cedar Rapids on November 14. He will represent the council as scoutmaster at the National Jamboree in Farragut Idaho July 16 22.
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Glen Gabriel
Arrowhead
Hawkeye Area
Monticello
Boy Scouts of America
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Gabriel
Farragut
Idaho
Harold Yeoman
Monticello Express
Tony DeSousa
John Giegerich
Robert Durst
John Giergerich
Bill Vogel
Dennis
Glen
Mark
Steve
Plan for Monticello adult education quarter begins Dec 2
Monticello high school hosts the second quarter of adult classes in cooperation with Area Ten Community College. Courses include American government, general math, psychology and American foreign affairs. Evening sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. with registration by phone or first night. Credits may apply toward a diploma. minimum six quarters from Area Ten.
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Monticello
Elmer Anderson
Monticello Community School
Area Ten Community College
Monticello High School
Area Ten
Anderson
Monticello Council Opens Bid For Police Car
The Monticello city council in a special session awarded a police car bid to K P Chevrolet Olds at 2555 dollars with no trade-in. Schoon Implement & Motors and Freese Motors were other bidders. The current police car will become a second unit. Dr. R E Savage was sworn in as councilman at large, succeeding Gus Norlin who became mayor last month.
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Monticello
K&p Chevrolet Olds
Schoon Implement & Motors
Freese Motors
R. E. Savage
Gus Norlin
Boys Admit Break-In At Graf Drive-In In Olin
Four boys ages 10 to 16 confessed to breaking a rear window and stealing 7 to 8 gallons of root beer and cherry syrup along with animal erasers from the Graf Drive-in in Olin on November 9. Total loss about 55 dollars. most items recovered. One boy also admitted taking items from Bernard Boots’ car in Olin.
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Olin
Anamosa
Bernard Boots
Arnold Latuska
Monticello Youth Injured In One Car Accident
A Monticello youth, Thomas Joseph Schmit, 19, Route 3, received a cut on the chin and a chipped tooth after a 6:57 a.m. crash with a utility pole at East Second and North Elm. He was taken to John McDonald hospital. charged with failure to have control. The Buick sustained $850 in front-end damage. Police officer Adrian Wilken investigated.
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Monticello
Thomas Joseph Schmit
Route 3
John McDonald Hospital
Schmit
East Second
North Elm Streets
Adrian Wilken
North Cedar
Second Streets
Oldsmobile
Cedar
Yvonne Joan Schneider
Chevrolet
Edward Michael Fox
Anamosa
Fox
Schneider
John Cook
Marvin Rickels Wins TV at Buds Super Valu Crossword
Marvin Rickels of Hopkinton won a portable television in a Bud's Super Valu promotion tied to the Crossword game. The winner was announced by manager Les Voss and details appear in the Express on pages A-4 and A-5.
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Marvin Rickels
Hopkinton
Bud’s Super Valu
Les Voss
The
Express
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Robert Sadler
Cascade
Robert Besler
John Prult
Jerry Huffman
Maquoreta
Gary Ommen
Ternal
G. A. Ommen of
Langworthy
Edward D. Engelbart
Amber
Ford
Arlo B
Kathryn McCormick
Eye Chevrolet
Taylor Motor Sales Co
Buick
Freese Leasing Corp
Petersen Feed Service
Charles and
Susan Mary
Pathfinder
Helen M. Bahnsen
Fleetwood Mobile
Loren K. Bronemann
Ernest J
Dorothy E. Ricklefs
Rambler
Huerter Pontiac
Lumir P
Henrietta H. Ingwersen
Clarence J
Edna M. Noel
Homette
Lyle A. Holub
Gene A
Pauli
Henry A
Weseman
Chevrolets
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Dixie L
Donald D. Eilers
Lee A. Foster
C. F. Shimanek
Robert Louis Farrbinder
Dubuque
Phillip E. Carradus
Shimanek
Justice of the
Robert Stafford
Richmond
Joseph W Lynch
Richard A. Black
Gary E. Schmidt
Ladonna Robertson
Donald H. Harstad
Harmony
Minn
Karl E. Barkdoll
C. L. Goettsch
Jerry W. Hamilton
Omaha
Nebr
Richard Allan Edgerton
Hubbard
Elton Jackley
Diane Tedrow
M. E. McCrabb
Justice of the Peace
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Marian C. Feldman
Glen Gerhard Rickels
Douglas Gravett
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Buck Creek
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Castle Grove
Center Junction
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