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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
2
A tractor overturned along a county road near the farmstead pinning Paulsen beneath. The death is ruled a traffic fatality, the fifth in 1971, versus 13 fatalities for all of 1970 in the area.
District court granted permission for Janice Siebels to remarry. Fourteen excused petit jurors for October gain spots on January term list, followed by police court and justice court notes detailing dozens of fines and judgments. Community updates cover Jaycee of the Month honors and Honey Sunday fund drive results.
More than 400 people attended the Second District Fall Conference in Monticello hosted by Arthur P. O'Rourke Post 209 and its Auxiliary. The day featured programs for 1971-72, a Golden Press award for the Monticello Express, and memorial services with speeches by state and district leaders.
Some 400 American Legion and Legion Auxiliary members attended the second district fall conference in Monticello on Saturday. Dignitaries included Monticello unit president Mrs Roger Pratt Oxford Jct 2nd district president Mrs James Farne Sioux City department president Mrs Doris Gibbons and officials Dale Renaud Bondurant department commander Leo Maynard DeWitt 2nd district commander Chuck Sievers Monticello post commander.
The article details Monticello residents involved in public life and service. It profiles Robert J. Rink a treasurer and sports show organizer, James Townsend a Lear-Siegler executive, Mary Durst as the first female council member, Dr. R. E. Savage a veteran veterinarian and civic leader, Dr. Donald Kaiser a longtime chiropractor, and Paul Arduser a lifelong carpenter and church and veterans group member.
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