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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1965

Page

2

First recipients of new 4 H Merit award Saturday Knight

The article lists the ceremony winners across multiple 4 H projects and clubs with names of individuals and groups. Recipients include Sara Paulsen Linda Hansen Judy Story in front row. Bach row features Gary Slevers Larry Siebels Ken Beck Brock Reade and many club names such as Jackson Wise Owls Greenfield Lucky Lassies and Oxford Happy Helpers.

Lef Sara Paulsen N Linda Hansen Judy Story Bach Gary Slevers Larry Siebels Ken Beck Brock Reade Rosann Albany Cass Corner Diane Hinz Jackson Wise Owls Karen Hartman Phyllis Port Greenfield Lucky Lassies Joan Ann Sondstrom Jackson Wise Donna Mardoff Pat Peters Charlotte Tobiason Wayne Willing Barbara Plattenberger Greenfield Lucky Lassies Brenda Bartels Oxford Happy Hustlers Jeanine Lasack Jackson Tom Aller East Martello Boys Pat Adams Lovell Happy Helpers Marilyn Hempy Trudy Dickman Lloyd Sorensen Center Jet Royal Bustlers Phil Specht Castle Grove Royal Rangers John Savage Wayne Wranglers Pam Janssen Prairie Hill Be Natural Russell Brown Cass Center Hustlers Gary Janssen Prairie Panthers Richard Wolken SWINE Don Eilers East Wayne Eagles Jerry Husmann Scotch Grove Cornhuskers Jay Husmann Steve Behrends Pat Supple Jim Janssen Stuart Gerdes Tom Schnetter Richland Boys Chuck Shada Scott Lyon Olin Hawkeyes Joel Zamistrel Wyoming Pioneers Scott Newman East Martello Boys LeMar Grafft Roger Hanna Onslow Cornhuskers Sue Goldsmith Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Virginia Shover Hillcrest Helping Hands Olin Ship A-Hoy Esther Inglis Hale Wapsie Wanderers Wayne Willing Workers Lois Eichhorn Wyoming Polly Pigtails Linda Hansen Oxford Happy Helpers Lovell Happy Helpers Donna Mardorf Trails Shover

Armistice Day Parade Set In Monticello With Veterans Honor

Monticello VFW to lead Armistice Day events on November 11 with the Monticello high school band, drill team, Boy Scouts and others. The parade starts at 10 15 a m at Central School and moves through the business district. Ceremonies follow behind the Community building honoring veterans of all wars, especially World War I, with seating for World War I veterans.

Monticello VFW George Barnts Monticello High School Boy Scouts Central School

Monticello Faces Shared Time Debate In 1965-66 Plan

The Monticello Community School District contends its shared time program with Sacred Heart High School, begun in 1965, is working. State officials warned nine parochial students may threaten transportation aid until the State Board acts. The district says it followed law and sought approval, while the Attorney General has yet to clarify rules.

Cello M.C.S. Supt. of Boyd Shannon Johnston Des Moines Iowa Shannon Paul F. Johnston Monticello Board of Public Instruction Lawrence Scalise Sacred Heart Catholic High School Scalise Cedar Rapids Sacred Heart High School 61St General Assembly Sacred Heart Des Moines Register Marilyn Darold Albright Alithe Paul Johnston Johnson State Board Monticello Board

Obituaries from Monticello Area Honor Local Residents

Obituaries cover Elmer Buckingham and family, Frank Buresh of Oxford Jct, Floyd Duart of Delhi, Mrs. Charles Gronewold of Monticello, Henry Harms, Mrs. Garrett Juilfs, Floyd West of Monticello, and other local deaths. Funeral services held in Zion American Lutheran, Goettsch, and Wyoming Lutheran churches. Surviving relatives include children, grandchildren, and siblings. services conducted by named ministers. burials in local cemeteries.

Elmer Buckingham Wyoming Paul Ritenour Loveland Cole Zion American Lutheran Church Robert R. Ahrens Buckinghams Colorado Buckingham Frank Buresh Oxford Jct Bensonville Hayden Funeral Home Ramon Booth Mayflower Cemetery Mr. Buresh Willam Holub Central City Charles Gronewold Monticello Waterloo Goettsch Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery John Benj. Wild Margaret M. Rouf John Emma Bafasch Rouf Ohio Wisconsin First Presbyterian Church of Charles Emma Rouf Thelma Clark Galena Harry Eilers Harry Reade Paul Ladehoff Ernest Schmidt James Shelley Leo Ambuehl Leta Herbert Betty) Wallroff LeRoy Jeanne) Stenerson Marion Donald H Lexington Park Minnie Harms Richard William John Schmidt Alva Behrends Harold Egger Wray Greiser Roy Berlin Paul Martinsen Garrett Juilfs Onslow Wyoming Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids John Jacobsen Santa Barbara Calif Ralph Potter Anamosa Anthony Sanfillippo San Jose Dean Mead Edward Donald Bellevue Nebr Gerhard Behrends Owatonna Minn Floyd Milton West Floyd M. West Goettsch John Bent Floyd West Winthrop Oscar Harriett Stetson West Davenport Neva Wirtner Neva Carl Vivian) Kraus Blanche Schreiner Opal Johnson John Baxter Atlanta Leroy Beard Oliver Hutton Merritt Swim Harold Gottleaber Harold Dunn Emil Feldman

Whitmore Re elected Farm Bureau President At Monticello Meeting

James Whitmore of Olin was re elected president of the Jones county Farm Bureau at the groups fourth annual meeting in Monticello. About 300 attended the ham supper and program at the Youth Center as officers and township directors were named and committee reports given by May Smith Faust and Areces among others.

James Whitmore Olin Jones County Farm Bureau Monticello Richard Smith Morley Fred Petersen Oxford Jet Howard Zirkelbach Scotch Grove Charles Stubbe Clarence Aschbrenner Anamosa Farm Bureau Women's Committee Harold Ehresman Harlan Helgens Wayne Don Schrader Thomas L. Smith Washington Elwyn May Fred Faust Rigoberto Areces Areces Bank Colon Cuba Cedar Rapids Farm Bureau Jones County Whitmore

Local auto tissue penser to debut in Monticello stores

Owen Tjaden of Hillcrest Industries unveils the penser, a flat pronged tissue holder that mounts to the car front mirror bracket. It will be sold today at Bud's Super Valu and Long's Drug with plans for nationwide distribution within months.

Owen Tjaden Hillcrest Industries Co Long Tjaden

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Sara Paulsen Ruth Lacock Steve Schlarmann Warren Hall Dennis Zirkelbach Mark Zirkelbach Royal Rustlers Dave Plueger Don Harderson Jackson Beavers Jones County Farm Service Temple Hilltoppers Fairview Thunderbolts Lowell Lions Washington Wolverines George Balichek Lawrence Keener Joe Legg Carl Wolken Carl Weber George Brown Calvin Glenn Robert Beck Dale Adams Edwin Freese Ervin Hansen Emil Paulsen Alvin Ortgles William Oltman Henry W Behrends Leo Schemmel Nathan Port John Frasher Clare Roberston Marvin Engelbart George Shover Vernon Shover C. E. Hartwig Wilbur Peters Walter Hartman Bob Wahl Robert Howard Eldrenkamp Paul Specht Dick Wahl Chuck Robertson Buick Rolland H Lortie P Soper Plymouth William R. Curtis Chevrolet McLaughlin Motor Company Clarence J Finn Cascade Ford Donald E. Ketelsen M. E. McCrabb Wayne H. Benscoter Pella Edmund L. Rigby Hopkinton William J. Hall Edward Bertling Iowa City Justice Court C. F. Shimanek Justice of the Peace Frances Mary Malone Gerald H. Freese Monticello Community Robert Patten Cuckler Steel Span Co Monticello Community Schools State Superintendent of Public Instruction Floyd Duart Delhi Floyd William Duart Billy Duart Independence Delhi Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Duart Henry Christina Shaffer Duart U. S. Navy Missouri Schnittjer Lavern Indianapolis Ind Rose Duart Manchester Blanche Lambert Henry George Harms Henry G.harms John McDonald Hospital Leta Peterson Iowa Electric Company J. Whitmore Farm Bureau Officers Max Specht Studebaker Insurance Service Center Real Estate Brokere Weigler Agency
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