Local Births and Notices From Jones County
Births reported from John Mc Donald hospital list six births between August 26 and 31 including two girls from Monticello and Anamosa based families. Marriage licenses shown include Glenn Tobiason and Verlene Folkerts and Stanley Schatz and Ruth Rueter in Jones County. New cars and trucks registered list buyers across Monticello Anamosa and surrounding towns. Police court docket records note licenses failures intoxication and noise violations with multiple defendants and fines.
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John McDonald Hospital
David Atkinson
Monticello
Joseph Althoff
Cascade
Joe Manternach
David Cummings
Anamosa
William Barton
Dave Wilson
Hopkinton
Eldon Funke
Jones County
Glenn Allen Tobiason
Scotch Grove
Verlene Carol Folkerts
Stanley Allen Schatz
Ruth Ann Rueter
Elmer Theodore Stock
Wilton Jct
Arlene Jeannette Wilson
M. E. McCrabb
Charles School
Bill Becker
Roy J. Jewell
Leonard Wells
Glenn Herren
Bill Durell
John Stoneraker
Wayne Silka
Joseph Hobert
Four Escape Injury In Mexico Plane Crash Landing
Four Scotch Grove residents narrowly escaped death when their light Beechcraft Bonanza crash landed on a mountain highway near Mexico City after a down draft. All aboard survived. pilots Jerry Naylor and wife Betty, and Jerry’s parents, returned home after investigations and rumors swirled.
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Scotch Grove
Mexico City
Jerry Naylor
Betty
Ray Naylor
Puebla
Jerry
Dave Cuckler
Betty Naylor
Chicago
Monticello to Observe Labor Day Closure and Time Change
Monticello community and Sacred Heart schools the post office and most government offices and many businesses will be closed all day Monday for Labor Day. Iowa will return to Central Standard Time at 2 am Tuesday Sept 7 with clocks set back one hour before Monday night.
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Monticello
Sacred Heart
Express
Iowa
Monticello FFA member sweeps market hog show honors
Monticello FFA member Bob Lawrence swept the Great Jones County Fair market hog events earning champion pen of three and reserve individual and top showman. Susan Brown led champion individual with reserve pen of three, while Phil Specht was runner up showman among 73 entries. Blue and red ribbons listed for numerous exhibitors from Anamosa Monticello Center Junction Cascade Wyoming Springville Olin Mech anc.
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Jones County Fair
Robert Lawrence
Anamosa, Law
Rence
Phil Specht
Monticello
Sue Brown
Anamosa
Bob Lawrence
Rural Anamosa
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence
Susan Brown
Stephen Miehe
Martyn Schafer
Tom Glanz
Mark Heim
Steve Nagel
Jerry Husmann
Scotch Grove
Jim Husmann
James Janssen
Eric Manternach
Cascade
Terry Manternach
Gary Boots
Central City
Dale Bun
Miller Fairbanks win top prize in Tat steer baby beef shows
At the Great Jones County Fair Anamosa's Terry Fairbanks 19 won the champion Angus with an animal named in honor of the stud. Ron Shada 18 took reserve Shorthorn honors and both showmen belonged to Cass Center Hustlers. The hazy beeve auction netted $39 per hundredweight for the grand champion Angus as 245 calves sold averaged 27.97 per hundredweight and 263 per head, totaling 64 407.94 dollars.
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Terry Fairbanks
Anamosa
Jones County Fair
Angus
Terry
Willis Fairbanks
Cass Center Hustlers
Ron Shada
Shada
Great
Grand Champion Angus at Jones County Fair
Terry Fairbanks of Anamosa, 19, won the grand champion baby beef title with a 1 005 pound Angus. He also showed the champion Hereford for the Cass Center Hustlers, being the son of Mr and Mrs Wills Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Cass Center Hustlers
Wills Fairbanks
Fat Steer show prize goes to Osceola Angus by Lyle Miller
Lyle Miller of Osceola won the top prize of $1,000 and the first place trophy in the 21st Fat Steer show at the Great Jones County Fair for an Angus steer. Miller's wife Shirley took third with her steer, while their daughter Jody won eighth with a Hereford. The event had 34 entries with several other top placements and auction prices ranging from $25.50 to $30 per hundredweight.
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Jones County Fair
Lyle Miller
Osceola
Jones County
Miller
Shirley
Hetzler & Copley
Monticello
Eli Shada
Anamosa
Jim Lohren
Masonville
Wyoming
Hinch and Schmidt
Delmar
Butch Brecht
Blairstown
Lester Lee
Morning Sun
Kid's Day Event Set For Saturday At Monticello Fairgrounds
The Monticello Drill Team hosts the third annual Kid's Day this Saturday at 1 30 p m at the Monticello fairgrounds. The free event offers pops ice cream watermelon and prizes. If rain occurs the event moves to Sunday afternoon.
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Monticello
Drilleam
Monticello Fairgrounds
Kula to Head ASC Committee in Monticello Election
Forty eight delegates from 16 Jones county townships met Saturday in Monticello to elect the ASC county committee. Leonard Kula was chosen as county committeeman and Anamosa’s Joe Carroll was named chairman for a one year term. Cascade’s Bob? Mizaur was named second alternate with Dillon Story and Harry Carbaugh among others. | Kula named to panel for 1965 ASCS state conference workshop. Des Moines hosts Sept 7-9. The conference expects about 600 ASC county leaders and staff attendees.
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Jones County
Monticello
ASC
Leonard Kula
Anamosa
Joe Carroll
Cascade
Harry Carbaugh
Clarence
Dillon Story
Wyoming
Bob Mizaur
Oxford Jct
Kula
Des Moines
ASCS
Purebred Heifer Champions Crowned at Great Jones County Fair
Thursday morning awards at the Great Jones County Fair honored purebred heifer champions across breeds. Angus winner Mike Inglis of Wyoming led with Lance Hartwig Olin in Short Horn, Matthew Robertson Martelle Hereford. Reserve went to Gary Steffens Oxford Jet Angus, Ken Beck Mechanicsville Shorthorn, Matthew Robertson Martelle Hereford.
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Eli Shada
Mark Robertson
Nell Robertson
Ken Beck
Robert Beck
Mechanicsville
Hereford
Matthew Robertson
Neil Robertsons
Angus
Gary Steffens
Vernon Steffens
Oxford
Farrell Freeman
Clarence
Brock Reade
Onslow
Great Jones County Fair
Mike Inglis
Wyoming
Lance Hartwig
Olin
Shorthorn
Martelle
Oxford Jet
Regina Knake
Oxne Jet
Oxford Ct
Julie Ortgies
Anamosa
Paul Clapp
Jim Slach
Martello
Kenneth Stebels
Monticello
Chuck Shada
Sharon Antons
Center Jet
Gary Robertson
Doug Jacobs
Scotch Grove
Kenneth Lasack
David Minzaur
Mike Jacobs
Hopkinton Lions Open Rodeo This Weekend at Grounds
The annual Hopkinton Lions Club open rodeo offers two shows this weekend at the rodeo grounds north of town. Saturday 8 p.m. and Sunday 2 p.m. feature five major events per session plus junior calf riding, wild cow race, girls barrel race, and a chuck wagon breakfast at 7 a.m. Sunday. A rodeo dance is planned for Saturday night at Mardon ballroom.
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the &H
Hopkinton Lions Club
Rodeo Grounds
Mardon Ballroom
Hopkinton
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Galen Behrends
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Eddie Shover
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Steve
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