Rotary meeting brings Anamosa Monticello Mt Vernon group
Jones county sheriff reports a quiet week with no accidents or crim inal activity. Tri City Rotary hosts Anamosa Monticello and Mt Vernon Rotarians and Rotary Anns at Mt. Vernon Methodist church dinner at 6 30 in Mt. Vernon tonight Monday Oct 18.
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Jones County
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence LaBarge
Tri-City
Mt. Vernon
Anamosa
Monticello
Rotary Anns
Methodist
Local Marriage Licenses and Births Reported in Jones County
Three marriage licenses issued since last Wednesday morning were recorded by W L Pearson. New car and truck licenses totaled five with owners including Husmann Seeger Hosch and Miller. A birth at St Luke's Cedar Rapids confirms a girl for the Streepers with Douglas as a previous child. Onslow adds a first child, a daughter born Oct 11 at St Luke's in Cedar Rapids.
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Jones County
W. L. Pearson
District Court
Robert L. Nosbish
Mary Ellen Helms
Monticello
Leonard L. Kray
Clarene J. McCormick
Anamosa
Robert L. Hara
Betty Hults
Blanche E. Corwin
Delbert C. Husmann
Ford
Charles J. Seeger
Chevrolet
E. Deane Sarly
Olin Chevrolet
Peter N. Hosch
Cascade
Evan J. Owen
Anamosa Ford
Nelda L. Miller
John McDonald Hospital
Andy Stoll
Kenneth Streeper
Mercy Hospital
Streepers
Douglas
Henry Tobiason
Harley Streeper
Onslow
Walter Wasson
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Halloween Carnival Parade Oct 30 News
Monticello Public School hosts the annual Band Carnival on Saturday evening October 30 with a 6 45 pm parade from the schoolhouse led by the fire truck and band music. A King and Queen crown at 10 pm, auctions follow, prizes awarded at 5 minute intervals and prizes for home participation.
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Monticello
Louie Hanken
Tom Eden
Orlando Null
Elmer Drexler
Albert Hartman
Donald Morey
Larry Goodyear
Ted Hollar
Jake Rohr
LeRoy Schoon
Herbert Kuntz
Harry Paulken
Richard Long
James Maurice
Caryl Ross
Panthers Edge Maquoketa 7-0 In Homecoming Clash
Monticello Black Panthers defeated Maquoketa 7 to 0 before a homecoming crowd of over 700. Key plays came in the third period with Carl Morning passing to Larry Himes for the scoring connection and the extra point by Morning. Morning and Morey led offensively while Monticello’s defense limited Maquoketa, holding them to minimal yardage and no scores.
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Monticello
Black Panthers
Maquoketa
Panthers
Carl Egger
Carl Morning
Egger
Larry Himes
Morning
Art Kromminga
Dale Atwood
Andris Lubavs
Keith Clark
Jim Simmons
Keith Blayney
Myron Carter
Don Donovan
Bob Morey
Morey
Carter
Simmons
Michigan
Tom Rogers
Casey
Heinzel
Monti
Kloppenburg
Mont
Blayney
Himes
Rogers
Donovan
Cardinals
Monning
Lubavs
Five New Court Cases Filed in Anamosa District Court
Unpaid notes and bills underpin five cases last week in Anamosa District Court. Craine Furniture Co seeks $93.60 plus costs for a bedroom set from Emil and Arlene Kramer on a conditional sale. Writ issued with bond $187.20.
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Anamosa
Craine Furniture Co
Davenport
Emil Kramer
Arlene Kramer
Monticello
Davenport Concern
Craine
William G. Schoon
Albert Parsons
Parsons
Schoon
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Robert Walton
Walton
Ruth Walton
Jones County Farm Service Co
Michael Dotterweich
Elect Officers In Retarded Children Organization
The Jones County Association for Retarded Children met at the courthouse in Anamosa on October 5 and elected officers including President Lester Abbott Anamosa and Vice President Darrell Hefflefinger Anamosa. Irene Ridout Morley was recording secretary and Melvin Pruess Olin the financial secretary with Freeman Shankland Anamosa as treasurer. Mrs. James Robinson, a speech therapist for Jones county, spoke on duties and her experience at Bever Park playground last summer. The next meeting is tentatively set for November 15 at the courthouse.
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Jones County Association For Retarded Children
Anamosa
Lester Abbott
Darrell Hefflefinger
Irene Ridout
Morley
Melvin Pruess
Olin
Freman Shankland
James Robinson
Jones County
Bever Park
Methodist Youth Fellowship Elects Officers Sunday
In session on Sunday evening Oct. 3 the St. Luke's MYF elected officers: President Keith Blayney Vice President James Hargrave Secretary Treasurer Dianne Wilkinson Youth representative James Hargrave. Five program area chairmen were selected: Worship Robert Martin Citizenship Selma Ehlis Outreach Sue Sims Fellowship Joan Null. Installation set for Sunday at 7 p.m. in St. Luke's Church.
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St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Presdent
Keith Blayney
James Hargrave
Dianne Wilkinson
MYF
Robert Martin
Selma Ehlis
Sue Sims
Christian Fellowship
Joan Null
Monticello Launches $2 Bill Promo For Month End Sale
The Greater Monticello Committee along with Monticello State Bank and the Special Days committee led by Raymond Fluckiger promotes a three day Month End Sale on October 28 29 and 30 with thousands of $2 bills distributed to spur shopping. A window display nails gag offers a $50 prize for the guess of nails in a keg while deposits and sales tie in to the event.
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Monticello
Greater Monticello
Raymond Fluckiger
Chicago
GMC
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Fluckiger
the Express
Monticello BPW Banquet Honors Lady of the Week
Monticello’s Business and Professional Women club held its annual Employer-Employee dinner on Thursday evening, a standout item on the social calendar. The event combined recognition of the “Lady of the Week” with the club’s longstanding awards program.
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Monticello
Fielgens Auction Brings $415 Top
Around 250 buyers and breeders attended the annual purebred Poland China hog sale at the Helgens farm in Wayne township. Auctioneer Harry Duncan and Louie Hanken oversaw the sale where 38 boars averaged $73 and Ben Kelly of Dallas Center won the top bid at $418. Purchasers came from Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Washington, with patrons dating to 1932. Ed Louis and Herman Helgens began in 1920, restarting annual sales in 1932 after a brief pause.
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Helgens
Wayne Township
Helgens Bros
Harry Duncan
Columbus Junction
Louie Hanken
Scotch Grove
Ben Kelly
Dallas Center
Herman Helgens
Kelly
Jones County
Indiana
Wisconsin
Hitness
Iowa
Washington
Helgens Brothers
Ed. Louis
Marlene Bohliken Chosen Homecoming Queen
Marlene Bohliken a senior at Monticello Public School was chosen Homecoming queen from four candidates by the Panther football squad. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerke BohLken and received her crown Friday night at the Monticello Community Building during the homecoming dance.
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Marlene Bohlken
Monticello
Panther
Gerke Bohlken
Plans to Move Monticello Express Plant in Late October
Johnny Jones, who becomes editor and GM November 1, plans moving the Express from the L. W. Lovell building to the William G. Schoon building across from the public library. The relocation involves multiple crews and equipment movers from Cedar Rapids with work slated for October 28 to 30.
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Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Express
Independence
Pspress
The
Lovell
Wayne Homemakers Meet at Mrs Harris Home
The Wayne Homemakers plan a meeting at the home of Mrs. Milton Harris on Tuesday October 19 at 1 30 p m.
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Wayne Homemakers
Milton Harris
Lovell Homemakers Meet At Mrs Deischer Home
The Lovell Homemakers plan a meeting on Tuesday October 19 at 8 pm hosted by Mrs Forrest Deischer.
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Lovell
Forrest Deischer
BPW Club Employer Employee Dinner Led by City Leaders
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted its Employer-Employee dinner on Thursday October 14 at the VFW rooms. Kathryn Loop welcomed attendees with Mayor A P Lambert delivering the response as Dr Lydia Jordan spoke on The Tinder Box. Mrs Ethel Fraser was honored with an orchid and Lucille Kucera sang a solo.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
V.F.W
Fern Coward
Marilyn Jones
Kathryn Loop
A. P. Lambert
Ethel Fraser
Lucille Kucera
Fraser
Lydia Jordan
D. O
Davenport
The
Iowa Federation
Funeral set for Lorenz A. Allamand in Monticello
Lorenz K. Allamand, 77, died Wednesday noon at John McDonald Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held October 16 at the First Congregational Church in Monticello with Rev. Charles Ellett officiating. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born May 16, 1877, in Monticello, married Anna M. Arnold in 1905, and farmed before moving to Monticello. Survivors include his wife, two brothers and two sisters.
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Lorenz K. Allamand
John McDonald Hospital
First Congregational Church
Monticello
Charles Ellett
Abraham
Dorothea Accolla Allamand
Anna M. Arnold
Congregational Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Herman Egger
Ed Meier
Robert Savage
Chester Condit
I. L Rhatigan
Neal Hayden
Grain Storage Problems Topic At Meeting
The district school of instruction on practical grain storage care will be held at the Marion Bin Site 142 miles east of Marion on Tuesday October 19. Russell Jamieson Iowa ASC chairman says the event is open to farmers and commercial grain storage operators with county ASC representation expected. Leo Hobbins and Prof Harold Gunderson will explain bin maintenance pest prevention and rodent protection, with focus on corn and applicability to stored small grains.
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Marion
Russell Jamieson
Jones County
ASC
Iowa
Leo Hobbins
Iowa Asc
Harold Gunderson
State Extension Service
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Ray Leytem
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Hoffmans
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GMC Group
Ray Fluckiger
BPW
Bernard Kuriger
Grammar Coward
Bert Loop
J. H. Fraser
Express Photos
Fielgens Auction
Marlene Bohliken
Monticello Express
Jones
BPW Club
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