Leaders to honor PMs at five-year program sponsor Allis Chalmers
The event, backed by Allis Chalmers Manufacturing, has been in preparation for nearly five years and will feature tributes to Britain's Prime Minister, Louis Stephen St Laurent, Pierre Mendes France, Konrad Adenauer, and President Eisenhower. Natives of Monte Carlo may not gamble at the casino.
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Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Britain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louis Stephen St. Laurent
Pierre Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
Sacred Heart Cagers Edge Holy Cross Twice
Sacred Heart boys rally to a 58-53 win while the girls team takes a 56-52 victory. Tom George led the boys with 12 field goals and seven free throws. Del Klein led Holy Cross with 15 points. Susan Staner scored 27 for Sacred Heart in the opener. Holy Cross got 24 from Helen Lake and 19 from Elaine Schneider.
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Holy Cross
Sacred Heart
Bob Mullen
Girls of
Tom George
Courtland Chapman
del Klein
Susan Staner
Fran Ferring
Rosalee Holmes
Madonna Sechusen
Helen Lake
Elaine Schneider
George
Oeschger
G. Westhoff
C i Maire
Chapman
ID. Westhoff
Heeren
Q McAleer
Brehm
der Klein
Rass
Heiderscheit
Sahm
Mandis Casasco
Lucas
Bellevue
Bosra Pane
Ee St. Martin's
Bellevue Saint Pr Ghee
H. Lake
St Martin's Rolls to Double Victory at Bellevue
Tom Goetzinger poured in 36 points as St Martin's boys crushed St Joseph's Bellevue 78 to 56. Mary Kay Orr led the girls with 21 points in a 49 to 21 win. St Martin's extended a eight game streak, building a 29-15 first quarter lead and never trailed.
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Cascade
Tom Goetzinger
St. Martin's
St. Joseph's
Bellevue
Mary Kay Orr
St. Martin’s Girls
St. Martin’s
Stu Martavs
Stu Martin
St Martins Caps Seventh Win In Cage Action
St Martin's of Cascade topped O L V A Waterloo 75 to 33 to claim its seventh basketball victory. Tod Goetzinger scored 30 for St Martin's while Phillips led O L V A with seven. The squad built a 22 to 7 first quarter lead and held a 41 to 17 halftime margin.
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Cascade
St. Martin's
O.L.V.A
Waterloo
St. Martin’s
Tod Goetzinger
Phillips
Dundee Tops Hopkinton in Both Games
Dundee defeated Hopkinton boys 58 to 32 and the Hopkinton girls 39 to 16. Haley led Dundee with 13 points, Brunsman scored 21 for Dundee in the second game, and Hopkinton's Jasper had 10 in the first. Gail House and Berdinia House starred on defense for Hopkinton.
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Hopkinton
Dundee
Hawkettes
Gail House
Berdinia House
Haley
Jasper
Brunsman
Harris
Wahl Herd Honored for Milk Production Record
Ernest and Robert Wahl dairy herd received a special certificate this week for a top performance in the testing year. County extension director Joe E. Legg announced the herd averaged 17.73 cows and produced an average 424.9 pounds butterfat during the 12 months. The award comes from the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association.
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Ernest and
Robert Wahl
Joe E. Legg
Purebred Dairy Cattle Association
Panthers Welcome Colesburg For Friday Basketball
Monticello hosts Colesburg in a non conference tilt Friday night. Freshman and sophomore games start at 6 45 p m with the varsity to follow. Leo Cahalka’s squad seeks a rebound after an earlier loss to Wilson Cedar Rapids. The WaMac opener vs Independence is set for December 3.
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Monticello
Colesburg
Leo Cahalka
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Panthers
Independence
Presbyterian Church Completes Expansion Fund Campaign
The First Presbyterian church of Monticello raised 75000 to improve and expand facilities, announced by Rev. W. R. Hunter. A loyalty dinner Nov 17 marked campaign completion, begun Oct 12 with 64 canvassers. A 12 member committee led planning and remodeling efforts for church growth from 14 members in 1882 to 670 in 1954.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Monticello
W. R. Hunter
William Shaffer
Ralph Bone
Earl DeShaw
Irving Hintz
Glenn Jones
Joe Messerli
Donald Sutherland
Haward Shetles
George A. Rickel
Harold Wook
Ralph Wilson
Orvin Yeoman
Presbyterian
Bunlding Fund Committee
Oxford Cagers Sweep Wyoming in Twin Victories
Oxford Junction powered to two wins at Wyoming last Friday November 19. The Oxford boys triumphed 54 to 45 while the girls prevailed 41 to 32 Kathleen Burda led Oxford with 24 points for the girls and Mary Jo Ehlers scored 17 for Wyoming.
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Oxford Cagers
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Oxford
Mary Jo Ehlers
Kathleen Burda
Farm Management Office Now Open
Robert Patten appointed as farm management executive at The Monticello State Bank. Remodeling created a new upstairs office with rear entry and stair access. A private room for safe deposit box users is now available, replacing access through a cashier’s window.
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Robert Patten
Monticello State Bank
Wayne Homemakers Meeting Highlights and Hosts
The Wayne Homemakers club met at Mrs. Henry Hagen's home on November 16. Roll call described members' wedding dresses. Mrs. Henry Tobiason and Mrs. John Folkers led a nutrition and weight control lesson. Recreation was by Mrs. Irvin Poppe. Hostesses were Mrs. Dean Zirkelbach and Mrs. Lewis Behrends. Reporter Mabel Behrends.
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Wayne Hoommakers Club
Henry Hagen
Henry Tobiason
John Folkers
Irvin Poppe
Dean Zirkelbach
Lewis Behrends
Mabel Behrends
1st Adult Classes After Christmas at Monti Cello High
Ingram Monti Cello High prepares adult education offerings after Christmas, with superintendent Boyd Shannon noting classes will start post holiday rather than after Thanksgiving. Courses depend on demand, including typing driver training speech grammar review and current social problems. A minimum of 12 students is required for most classes, with driver training exempt. Classes convene Monday evenings at 7 30 p.m.
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Monticello High School
Boyd Shannon
Shannon
Express
Farm Bureau Names 1955 Jones County Legislative Committee
Elmot Floyd Hodgden announced an eight member Jones County Farm Bureau Legislative committee to handle county legislative matters and review resolution results with Iowa legislators. The group will meet the legislature in February and includes R. O. McColm chair Monticello Allison Fishwild Wyoming William T. Jansen Amber E. J. Mayberry Anamosa Ed Helgens Monticello Oscar Dethmann Clarence Harold Hartman Anamosa and George Harms Monticello.
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Elmot Floyd Hodgden
Jones County Farm Bureau
Jones County
Iowa
R. O. McColm
Monticello
Allison Fishwild
Wyoming
William T. Jansen
Amber
E. J. Mayberry
Anamosa
Ed Helgens
Oscar Dethmann
Clarence
Harold Hartman
George Harms
Invites Public to Hear Radio Program Honoring Churchill
George C. Schoon of the Schoon Implement Co Monticello invites the public to hear His Finest Hour an hour long radio program Sunday evening Nov 28 honoring Sir Winston Churchill on his 80th birthday The program will be heard from a local station.
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George C. Schoon
The
Schoon Implement Co
Monticello
Sir Winston Churchill
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Stanwood Wyoming
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the National Farm and Home Hour
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Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Geo. C. Schoon Implement Co
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Bank
Wayne Homemakers Meeting
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