Three Apply For Scotch Grove Postmaster Job
Rumors of candidate interest surface as November 2 deadline nears. Scotch Grove and Monticello post offices now run with acting postmasters. Paul Bender holds Monticello post, L M Balster leads Scotch Grove. Salaries: Scotch Grove $3781, Monticello $5370. Applicants unnamed. Bender the only named person speaking.
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Scotch Grove
Monticello P.M
Monticello
Paul Bender
M. F. Hogan
L. M. Balster
Three Candidates Seek Post as Cedar Rapids Exam Looms
Les Balster says he is not seeking the permanent post and notes three interested applicants Irvin Plueger George Bohlken and Rudolph Oltmann with potential others. Written exam in Cedar Rapids to determine two year experience public service ability and supervisory skills. Applicants must reside in post office area be 25 to 63 with veteran waivers. scores plus other factors decide. The Post Office Dept will certify three names to the county Republican Central Committee for final selection.
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Les Balster
Scotch Grove
the Express
Irvin Plueger
George Bohlken
Rudolph Oltmann
Cedar Rapids
Post Office Department
County Republican Central Committee
Monticello Police Go On Air With 60 Watt Base Transmitter
Monticello police installed a 60 watt FM base transmitter at the station with Motorola equipment. The unit, KAH281, links to Iowa State Police and Sheriff frequency and integrates the state network improving interagency contact. A Motorola representative supervised the Monday setup to restore daytime communication.
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Police
Monticello
Motorola Company
Marshalltown
Iowa
Focal
Iowa Highway Patrol
Boy Scouts Monticello Plan Mock Inspection
The Monticello Boy Scouts met Monday at WWFW auxiliary rooms at 7 18 in dress uniform for reports by new patrol leaders on two weeks of activity. A mock inspection preceded the formal one set for November 8, with council and civic league judges. Eight new Scouts registered. Royal Hunt led the meeting in DeWain Thompson's absence as assistant Scoutmaster.
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Boy Scouts of
Gary Poock
DeWain Thompson
Royal Hunt
Anamosa Girl Sentenced For Auto Theft
A 19 year old Anamosa area resident Shirley Zimmerman was jailed for larceny of a motor vehicle after pleading guilty in district court. She received an indeterminate sentence up to 10 years at the Rockwell City reformatory. A wrecked car belonging to Richard Joseph Wright was found north of Anamosa.
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Anamosa
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Shirley Zimmerman
Richard Joseph Wright
James T. Remley
Rockwell City Reformatory
Lewis Dreibelbis
Dreibelbis
Three Cases Heard In Police Court In Monticello
Three cases were heard and paid fines in the police court of Monticello this week. Bob A. Calvin of Denver Colorado paid a fine of 10 dollars and costs for soliciting without a license. James J. Payton of Rt 2 Anamosa was fined 7 dollars and costs for speeding. Anthony Robert Gravel of Langworthy was fined 1 dollar and costs for double parking.
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Bob A. Calvin
Denver
Colo
James J. Payton
Rt. 2
Anamosa
Anthony Robert Gravel
Langworthy
Woman Charged in Parking Space Collision
Mrs. Frank Ball was charged Tuesday afternoon with improperly pulling out of a parking space on North Cedar Street. She pulled from a space and struck a northbound car driven by Mrs. Donald Schlimmer. damage was reported under $65 by investigating officer Donald Gilmore.
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Frank Ball
Ball
North Cedar Street
Donald Schlimmer
Donald Gilmore
Break Window In Car Theft Hits Second Week’s Third Monti Cello Robbery
A break in occurred early Tuesday when a window was shattered and items stolen from a locked car, marking the third Monti cello robbery in two weeks and prompting local police to intensify patrols.
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Monticello
Car break in on Oak Street in Cedar Rapids
Between midnight and 12:30 Tuesday a window was smashed to break into the car of Philip R. Anwyl of Cedar Rapids in front of the Von Sprecken motel on Oak Street. Police were notified by Max Zeadow. Stolen items include golf clubs and bag, camera, golf shoes, grey felt hat, golf jacket, shirt and pants, a loaded 38 caliber Smith and Weston gun, and sunglasses. Monticello police work with county officials to link other county robberies. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Gene Adams, Mrs Velma Winkler, and Ruth Ann at Ray Adams home. later they called in Clifford Decker home.
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Philip R. Anwyl
Cedar Rapids
von- Sprecken
Oak Street
Max Zeadow
Monticello
Gene Adams
Velma Winkler
Ruth Ann
Ray Adams
Mrs. Adams
Clifford Decker
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