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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1968

Page

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Jones county races draw interest in next Tuesday’s election

Voters will decide on four county races including Sheriff Albaugh vs Turner and County Attorney Story vs Beckmann. Two supervisor posts are open with incumbent Benischek facing Kruse and Moran facing Tompkins. Also on ballot are state and national races, amendments, zoning straw vote, and a governor and presidential choice.

Jones County Ralph Albaugh Anamosa Don Turner Robert H. Story Robert R. Beckmann Grover Benischek Olin Gerald E. Kruse Hale James T. Moran U. S Roy Miller Monticello John Holmes Wyoming John Culver Cedar Rapids Tom Riley David Stanley Muscatine Harold Hughes Ida Grove

Polling Places and Officials for Tuesday General Election

Polling sites, judges, and clerks announced by Jones county auditor Mrs. Helen Murray. Sites include First Presbyterian Church Monticello II Freese Motors Former Matthiessen garage Center Jct Madison and more with named judges and clerks for each precinct.

Helen Murray Jones County First Presbyterian Church Albert Schrader George Seehusen Ray Kromminga Helen Ter Veen Ben Ament Don Sutherland Gertrude Mullen Augusta Appleby Tom E. Hamilton Cletus Goedken Matthiessen Learon Hanken Nick Kleitsch Edna Prader Ann M. Maire Earl Griffith Lorene Eilers Tobe Hinrichs Mabel Ahlrichs Ethel Nichol Kathryn Haag Peniel Presbyterian Church Kenneth Howie Henry Stadtmueller Max Specht O. R. Howie Fred Heiken Center Jct Madison Town Hall Boyd Christensen H. E. Stingley Pauline Husmann Merle Husmann V. E. Glenn Robert Orris John K. Gray Melvin Sievers Jack Stingley Frank Himebaugh

New Industry May Locate Here If Workers Available

A new industry considering opening a plant in Monticello will interview prospective workers Monday Nov. 4 in Room 2 of the Com. Interviews run 9:30 a.m. to noon 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. There is no obligation. The firm will employ about 50 women and 15 men in light manufacturing of disposable hospital and industrial products with training offered.

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