Birth announcements and local notices from Monticello area
Dr and Mrs Stephen Wolken announce the birth of son Mark Stephen on Sept 25 weighing 8 lb 14 oz with sister Wendy. Castle Grove Isaac family includes Steven John born Sept 17. Dr Ralph Schwake and family welcome a son born Sept 24. Marriage licenses issued for Hesse Johnson and Joslin Bemrose, Ackermann Takes, Postel Cole. New cars and trucks listed for area dealers and residents. Local court notes record minor infractions. police court fines listed for speeding parking and disturbing the peace.
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Castle Grove
James Isaac
Cedar Falls
Steven John
Isaacs
Clarence Stadtmueller
Jones County
Robert Gene Hesse
Calmus
Carole Ann Johnson
Wyoming
Steven Forrest Joslin
Jean Marie Bemrose
Monticello
Ronald Lee Ackermann
Mary Katherine Takes
Milton Robert Postel
Mary Eileen Cole
Anamosa
Car and Milk Truck Collide in Monticello Alley
Monticello police continue investigation into Sept 16 collision behind Spahn and Rose Lumber Co. Arnold Poock, 56, driving a 1963 Chevrolet milk truck, eastbound in the alley, hit Merle Postel, 69, backing a 1960 Chevrolet north. Truck damage about 190 dollars. No injuries. Officer Gary Payne leads the inquiry.
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Monticello
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co
Arnold H. Poock
Merle L. Postel
Spahn
Rose
Gary Payne
Five Traffic Fatalities In May And Earlier In Fog Shrouded Iowa
Joy Alexander dies January 1, 1969, while three others perished in dense fog on May 14 in Anamosa. Earlier, William Hinrichs, 26, Monticello, died March 29 in a one car crash. Gustave Witt, 83, Chicago, died August 16 in a two car crash. Surviving relatives listed for Alexander include widow and infant daughter Karrie Ann, parents Paul and wife, siblings, and Cedar Rapids connections. An accompanying Express map shows locations of the five deaths.
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Paul House
Oxford Jet
David
Mike
John
John McKinstry
Cedar Rapids
William Hinrichs
Monticello
Gustave Witt
Chicago
Jones County
Joseph Vickers
Anamosa
Thomas Harderson
Gustav Witt
William House
Oxford Jct
Conservation officials meet in Jones County group visit Monticello parks
Eastern Iowa conservation boards held a quarterly meeting at Monticello with a luncheon at Heights supper club followed by tours of recreation facilities in Jones county. Linn county officials urged two funding proposals including a five million dollar conservation fund from liquor and cigarette taxes and a per capita transfer from the general fund. Representatives from Jones Delaware Buchanan and Linn counties attended. A Monticello senior recreation center operates twice weekly at First Presbyterian Church basement with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday at two oclock.
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Iowa
Linn County
Conservation Board
Jones
Delaware
Buchanan
Linn
Monticello
First Presbyterian Church
Postmaster General Awards Monticello Post Office Lease
Winton M Blount announces a contract for temporary quarters for the Monticello post office during extensive remodeling. The 232 First Street building is owned by Pat and First and Pete First of Hopkinton. The lease runs one year with two renewal options through three years, expect occupancy in a few weeks.
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M. Blount
Monticello
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Hopkinton
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Delhi student injured by glass partition at school
Wendy Dunlap seventeen? No, 15, daughter of Clyde and Mrs Dunlap of Hopkinton was injured at Maquoketa Valley school Delhi when she walked into a glass partition between double doors. Several stitches were needed to close the wounds.
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Wendy Dunlap
Clyde Dunlap
Hopkinton
Maquoketa Valley School
Delhi
RB Electronics Announces Oct Sale and Sylvania Dealership
RB Electronics will run an anniversary and remodeling sale from October 3 to 10 to mark the first anniversary and new home electronics room. Richard Benke announces the Sylvania dealership and an Amana Radar range demonstration on October 10 from 4 to 9 p.m. A free Sylvania prize will be awarded.
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RB Electronics
Richard Benke
Benke
Sylvania
the Express
Hopkinton Clarke Hall Museum Opens Sundays in October
The Delaware County Historical Society will keep Clarke Hall in Hopkinton open on the first three Sundays in October with visiting hours 1 30 to 5 p.m. on October 5 12 and 19. The museum sits on the former Lenox college campus and Scouts or Camp Fire groups may schedule tours during the first three weeks in October for museum credits.
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Delaware County Historical Society
Clarke Hall
Hopkinton
Lenox College
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