School board outfits teacher evaluations and lunch programs
The board reviewed teacher evaluation rules for second year staff and three year ratings, discipline on data access, and an appeal process. They approved free lunch for eligible students, a car purchase, and annuity policy changes. Attendance included several district officials and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hosford
Hosford
Messerli
Marilyn Schneiderman
Shannon School
Sam
Bank sues county over loan with real estate foreclosure
Citizens State Bank of Wyoming sues Victor J Mahoney Pope and Constance F Mahoney Pope seeking $4 399.59 including interest on a $4 100 promissory note dated Oct 14 1970 with Wyoming real estate as security and a foreclosure. Separate escape charge against Craig Michael Fine from Iowa City hospital. Anamosa police case and a separate appeal over a $25 fine in Anamosa court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Wyoming
Victor J
Constance F. Mahoney Pope
Craig Michael Fine
Iowa Men’s Reformatory
Anamosa
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Donal Fred Wittenberg
Court of Anamosa
Gary Winders
Jones County audits show 1578 cases and 20049 fines in 1971
An audit by Lloyd R. Smith reveals Jones County clerk of court and nine justices of the peace handled 1,578 cases in the year ending December 31 1971 with fines totaling 20049.80. The county treasurer reported 20442.10 in fines and 12943.78 in the fines fund balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. August Pearson
Anamosa
Rolland D. Brown
C. F. Shimanek
Monticello
Vincent H. Eilers
Wyoming
Howard K. Mackey
M. E. McCrabb
Warren P. Lawrence
William R. Shimanek
Oxford Jct
Raphael P. Neiers
Midland
Oxford Jet reelects Carol Anderson as treasurer in record turnout
In Oxford Jet school elections 239 votes marked the largest turnout in years. Carol Anderson was reelected treasurer. Leo Ahrendsen and Russell Tenley won seats on the board, while Larry Scharff, Lavern Cruise, and Irvin Siever competed for open positions. Siever defeated incumbent Dr Almer Rexstad for Midland Community seat with 270 votes to 193.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasses
Marvin Wilsler
Carol Anderson
Oxford Jet
Olin
Leo Ahrendsen
Russell Tenley
Larry Scharff
Lavern Cruise
Irvin Siever
Almer Rexstad
Midland Community School Board
Siever
Rexstad
Wilken resigns from Monticello police department
The Monticello city council announced the resignation of police officer Adrian Wilken with indications that Thursday would be his last day. Tom Gerdes, 24, was hired to fill the vacancy and moved to Monticello with his wife Joyce and their 4-year-old son Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Wilken
C. L. Norlin
Wilken
Monticello
Tom Gerdes
Lost Nation
Gerdes
Joyce
Rex
Lear-Siegler
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Melody Tjaden
Bob Campbell
Monticello High
Deb Frimml
Sandy Faust
Ray Starks
John Messerli
Sumner
Sues County
Jones County
Olin Consolidated
Dubuque
Oxford Jet. Consolidated
Lincoln
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Clarence
Dean Nelson
Monticello Community Schools
Rotary
Nelson
Dyersville Beekman
Police Department
A. N. Strittmatter
Norlin
Airport Board
First Street
Maple Streets
Paul McMahan
Hargrave Furniture
South Cedar
Grand and
Cedar
West Grand
Hollywood
Planning and Zoning Commission
IMFOA
Des Moines
Paul Arduser
Robert Savage
Jim Townsend
Mary Durst
Glenn Hargrave
D. W. Kaiser
Lucretia Ladehoff
Strittmatter