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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1955

Page

5

Monticello Births Reported With Several New Arrivals

Three births announced by John McDonald hospital list: a Nov. 19 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dale McDonald Monticello. a Nov. 21 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hardy Cedar Rapids. a Nov. 22 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monk Monticello. TEMPLE HILL a son named Carl born Nov. 17 at Brady's Maternity home Cascade. John Lane parents welcome Anice Elizabeth born Nov. 14 at McDonald hospital joining four brothers and three sisters.

John McDonald Hospital Dale McDonald Monticello Ronald Hardy Cedar Rapids Lester Monk Temple Hill Lloyd Takes Brady Cascade Carl John Lane McDonald Hospital Anice Elizabeth

Local Vehicle Dealers Trade Details Across Nov Dates

November entries list buyers and sellers in Iowa towns including Francis W. Kluesner of Wyoming selling to Rudolph H. Afferts in Anamosa for a Chrysler. Next Donald D. Reid of Onslow purchases Plymouth from Henry B. Hanken of Olin for an International truck. Then John R. Bright of Oxford Junction buys a Chevrolet from Frederick E. Mizaur of Oxford Junction for an International pickup.

Francis W. Kluesner Wyoming Chrysler Rudolph H. Afferts Anamosa Donald D. Reid Onslow Plymouth Henry B. Hanken Olin International Truck John R. Bright Oxford Junction Chevrolet Frederick E. Mizaur International Pickup

Knights Honor Two for 50 Years of Service

John Locher and Dr. Thomas M. Redmond received Knights of Columbus honors for half a century of professional service at a Sunday dinner in New man hall. Nineteen new members were initiated as Rev. Eugene P. Lorenz presented the Papal blessing.

Thomas M. Redmond John Locher Knights of Columbus Newman Hall Eugene P. Lorenz John Gregory Catholic Student Center Cedar Falls Joe McAleer Vincent Simon Anamosa Albert Zacher Prairieburg William Wilkie

Special Guests At Praise Service In Scotch Grove

Four Dubuque University Christian association members plus Rev Harold Anderson attended the Scotch Grove Presbyterian praise service Sunday evening. The quartet performed musical numbers and joined the dinner beforehand. Next Sunday morning Nov 27 Herbert Moise will lead services as guest pastor after Charles Hendricks resignation. John Richard Wright traveled to Des Moines for his service physical.

Scotch Grove Dubuque University Christian Association Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church David Busse Don Nealy B. J. Ukena Duane Feuerhelm Harold Anderson Manchester Herbert Moise St. Paul, Minn Dubuque Seminary Moise Charles Hendricks Charles Tyrrell University of

Santa Claus Letter Deadline Is Dec 15

The Monticello Express in cooperation with Santa Claus will publish letters from children. Letters must be mailed to the Express no later than December 15 to help Santa decide Christmas gifts. Some letters have already been received. Children may send their letters now to Santa Claus c o Monticello Express Monticello Iowa

Monticello Express Santa Claus Santa The Express c/o Monticello Towa

Jones County Saddle Club Elects Officers of Annual Turkey Supper

Jim Porter of Anamosa was elected president of the Jones County Saddle Club at the annual turkey supper in Monticello Community building. Louis Steinke became vice president and Marilyn Larkey was re elected secretary treasurer. New directors include Alva Larkey and Loyal Byerly with other members listed. About 230 members were served. next meeting is Nov 30 in Oxford Junction.

Jones County Saddle Club Jim Porter Anamosa Monticello Edward Murray Louis Steinke Massillon Marilyn Larkey Onslow Steinke Alva Behrends Alva Larkey Loyal Byerly Martelle High School Margaret Barber Helen Stabenow Susan Peet Ann Siver Janet Miller K. Armstrong Richard Bartells Louis Zimmerman Ed Murray Kirk Griffin Maquoketa Legion Hall Oxford Junction Jones, Linn Cedar Clinton Dubuque Hi-Way Gardens Stanwood Albert Schrader Art Sivers Martelle

Man Hurt in Bridge Crash Involving 1952 Auto

Donald Lee Monaghan 21 escaped serious injury after his 1952 auto ran off Highway 151 between Monticello and Langworthy, struck guard rail and the Kitty Creek bridge. He told sheriff he slept at about 3 30 a m and was treated for cuts at John McDonald hospital then released. Monaghan worked for Bert Ballou, Wayne township farmer.

Donald Lee Monaghan Monticello Kitty Creek Highway 151 Langworthy Monaghan Dreibetbis John McDonald Hospital Bert Ballou Wayne Township

Seven Monticello Seniors Joined National Honor Society

Seven Monticello high school seniors were initiated into the National Honor Society in a candlelit auditorium ceremony. New members Elayne Appleby Dale Volkman Bonnie Schneider Doreen Streeper Lynda Folkers Judy Rieniers and Naomi Stadt mueller were chosen for scholarship character leadership and citizenship. Sponsor Mrs Caryl Ross and induction speaker Robert Reed led the event. Four juniors previously inducted took part and the article notes NHS selections of five percent of seniors in spring and ten percent in fall.

Monticello High School National Honor Society Elayne Appleby Dale Volkman Bonnie Schneider Doreen Streeper Lynda Folkers Judy Rieniers Naomi Stadtmueller Caryl Ross Robert Reed Margaret Edwards Gladys Mellor Eldon Benedict Robert Morey

Christmas Parade to Feature Nativity Floats in Monticello

Christmas parade in Monticello Friday features 12 floats telling Christ birth stories from 10 churches and youth groups. Floats assemble at the school playground 20 minutes before the 2 p.m. start and march a circuit from First Street to Chestnut Second and North Cedar back to the school.

Monticello Camp Fire Boy Scouts First Street Chestnut Street Second North Cedar Christ

Reformatory Promotes Sale Of Road Signs

At Anamosa state reformatory officials promote a road sign sale as part of a “Safety With Signs” program. W. H. Burke says the facility will be a focal point for sign needs for cities counties and state institutions. Clinton Moyer notes inmate training and skilled work as a hopeful outcome of the program.

Reformatory Anamosa W. H. Burke Iowa State Industries State Men’s Reformatory Burke Clinton Moyer Leo A. Hoegh Reformatory Industries Moyer Moyer and Burke Ray Purcell Earl Raver John Carlson Iowa Motor Vehicle Registration Division T. R. Perry George Dunlap C. H. Kies Iowa State Highway Commission M. O. Blair

Drawing for Jones county 1956 license plate

A line will form at the Jones county treasurer’s office on December 1 for a drawing to buy the No. 1 plate from 2,500,000 produced by Anamosa men’s reformatory. The 1956 plates feature white digits on a black background and mark the first new issue in three years. The drawing at the courthouse after 8 a.m. Dec. 1 selects the winner able to purchase plate No. 53-0001.

Anamosa Jones County Treasurer's Office Jones County

Reformatory Sign Plant Highlights Prison Industry Role

Burke described Iowa prison industries as boosting wartime labor use and serving three goals: inmate employment, training, and supplying tax supported agencies. He noted a pending power plant project, an incentive pay program for sign workers, and plans to trade in old signs for new ones. Raver said the plant now produces about $300,000 in signs annually, mainly license plates.

Tendent Iowa State Industries State Board of Control Burke Iowa Board of Control Reformatory Electity Jones County Anamosa Raver Reformatory Industries the Express

Operation Pork Lift drives pork sale in Monticello

On Tuesday Monticello stages Operation Pork Lift with pork cuts sold 8 to 10 cents below wholesale price. Stores open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with lins ham butts picnics and lard on sale to curb pork surplus. The drive aims to move 40 000 pounds and publicize a model for other towns.

Sabomrhatt Monticello Dick Long Greater Monticello Vinton

Iowa State Highway Commission Announces 1956 Letting Program

The Iowa State Highway Commission outlined a 1956 letting program including 10 miles of highway 38 from Monticello to Center Junction for May 29 and other projects in the Monticello area. Key items include a bridge on highway 38 near Hopkinton with grading and paving planned for January 10, widening on highway 20 near Delaware, and widening 8.6 miles of highway 20 from Manchester to Earlville with contracts by December 13.

Monticello Center Junction Iowa State Highway Commission Hopkinton Tum Creek Delaware Manchester Earlville Highway 38 Highway 20 Greeley Highway 3 Emery W. Loomis Waterloo Iowa Express Scotch Grove Highway Commission

TV Watching White Turkey Ends Up as Thanksgiving Dinner

The Chadwells kept four young turkeys including a pet white tom named Tom who watched TV from a cellar door perch. An accident with Sadie the cow stunned Tom, leading to his humane death before Thanksgiving. Remaining dressed turkey meat sits in cold storage awaiting Christmas.

Gene Chadwells Tom Sadie Chadwells

Special Pork Prices in Monticello Stores

Special pork sale list announced for Monticello meat dealers Tuesday. Pork loins 26 cents per pound, hams 37 cents, picnics 23 cents, pork butts 23 cents, lard four pound packs 10 cents. No phone or mail orders, no layaways, no dealer sales, and no processing or slicing services offered.

Monticello

Monticello Plans Pork Lift Drives and Special Tuesday Prices

One day special prices are set for seven Monticello stores including Long's Royal Blue, Smitty's, Hi Way, Floyd's, Fitkin's Monti Grocery, Sims Clover Farm, and Shelley's. Operation Pork Lift emerged from a Monday meeting at the Farm Bureau building in Anamosa with Irving Hintz and seven local businessmen. The plan calls for a county wide subsidy funded by a drive led by the Swine Producers association and Farm Bureau members to support pork sales.

Monticello Anamosa Jones County Swine Producers Association Jones County Farm Bureau Anamosa Chamber of Commerce County Extension Service Dick Long Bert Sims Bill Shaffer Johnny Jones Jim Read Irving Hintz Max Fitkin Carroll Vaughn Long’s Royal Blue Smitty’s Hi-Way Floyd’s Thrifty Fitkin’s Sims Clover Farm Shelley's Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Jones County Agricultural Extension Council Swine Producers Association

Gov Hoegh Recalls Pork Lift Plans in Monticello Event

Iowa Governor Anabie Hoegh declines attendance at Monticello Operation Pork Lift on November 29 due to prior commitments. He praises the Greater Monticello committee and Jones County swine producers and notes the new Parne Products committee works on better farm produce utilization. Senators Hickenbone and Congressman Talle have not indicated attendance.

Lea A. Hoegh Monticello Greater Monticello Committee Parne Products Committee Bourke B. Hickenbone Henry O. Talle

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Courthouse Records Knights T. M. Redmond W T. Rieken Amber Road Carl Folkers Folkers Rieken SS. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church St. John’s Lutheran Church St. Luke's Methodist Church Church of the Nazarene Mary and Joseph Bethlehem St. Matthew Lutheran Church Sacred Heart Church First Presbyterian Church First Congregational Church Simeon and Hannah Evan Gelical and Reformed Church W. H. Shaffer Jim Nelson Frank Eilers George Nieters Fred Tanks State Commission Commission Herman Helgens Ed Cox Arend Balster, Jr Henry Adams Turkey Chadwell Threeare Jerk Mert Gert Tonys Chadwelly Susie Stanley Michael Chadwell Anabie
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