Card of Thanks for Flowers, Visit and Support
Mrs Kate Gerdes thanks friends for flowers cards and gifts and nurses aides Dr Thomas and Rev Gronewold for comforting words. gratitude also to visitors. Mrs Kate Gerdes 74 1pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Cronbaugh
Kathy
Delpha Cronbaugh
Dr. Thomas
Rev. Gronewold
Kate Gerdes
Rev
Hunter
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas Faust
Myers
George B. Nordman
Notice to Bidders on Jones County Road Surfacing Project
Sealed bids for surfacing 28.00 miles and resurfacing 157.11 miles of Jones County secondary roads are due October 1, 1954 at 10:00 a.m. in Anamosa Iowa. A $1000 bid bond is required. Proposals, forms, specs, and project details available from the County Engineer. Preference given to Iowa products. The Board may waive technicalities and reject bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Anamosa
Towa
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
State of
Iowa State Highway Commission
Certified Public
Iowa State Highway
McLaughlin Attends Auto Dealer Meeting in Dubuque
B. B. McLaughlin of Monticello, director of the Town Automobile Dealers Association, announced that Jones county auto dealers will attend a district meeting at Shooting Park in Dubuque on Wednesday September 22. The event begins at 2 p.m. with an information clinic on Iowa Sales Taxes and new motor vehicle laws. Alfred W. Kahl will preside. attendees come from Allamakee Clayton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Jackson Jones and Winneshiek counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. McLaughlin
Monticello
Town Automobile Dealers Association
Jones County
Shooting Park
Dubuque
Iowa
Alfred W. Kahl
Allamakee
Clayton
Delaware
Falette
Jackson
Jones and Winnishiek
Mice In Office Drawer Eat Invoices From Local Firms
A Monticello Standard Parts Co customer reported weekend mice invaded an office desk and gnawed invoices from the Monticello firm and a Manchester auto parts firm. Other papers remained intact. The anecdote notes some mice show a taste for inked papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express
Jim Reding
Monticello Standard Parts Co
Monticello
Manchester
Junior High Football Squad Sees 24-Player Turnout
Coach Paul Knipe leads a 24-player junior high football squad with weights from 79 to 128 pounds. The team plans intra-squad halves during freshman-sophomore games as inter-school play shifts to older groups. Notables include Keith Hagen 120 pounds and Larry Scott 128 pounds among an average 90-pound group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Knipe
Anamosa
Manchester
Knipe
Jim Maurice
Jeff Podhaski
Ronnie Long
Kyle Simmons
Parke Behn
Keith Hagen
Gordon Himebaugh
Steve Thompson
Bob Bronemann
LeRoy Appleby
George Ponder
Jim Helgens
Bruce Stumbaugh
Bob Matthiessen
Glendon Remington
Colin Ponder
Larry Scott
Joe Mullen
Dennis Smith
Richard Marugg
Douglas Bushnell
Dan Pruitt
Gerald Remington
VFW Members Help Park Cars At Monticello Football
Monticello Veterans of Foreign Wars volunteers will again staff car parking for home football games led by Commander Ray Fluckiger. Initial volunteers include Clarence Rhatigan Gene Barnts George Barnts Bud Reynold Herman Behrends Mike Brady Ray Marcis Fay Haeussler Jim Miller Herman Wolburn William Steiner Carl Siebels Nick Clement and Frank Eilers. Others may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
District Court actions include OMVI fines and dismissals
District Court records show multiple OMVI convictions with fines and installment options, jailbreak mention for Charles Robert Wallerick, and dismissals for several divorce and civil actions. Notable items include Michael H Zaruba fined 300 dollars, Leslie Jack Stewart fined 300 dollars, Hanken pleading guilty to OMVI, and Arnold T Bryson fined 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robert Wallerick
Michael Henry Zaruba
Wyoming
OMVI
Zaruba
Beckmann
Leslie Jack Stewart
Philbrick
Stewart
Lawrence La‘Barge
Thompson Couple Visits Friends At New Boston Fair
Mr and Mrs James Thompson spent last week visiting friends Mr and Mrs Lorney Bacon in New Boston Illinois and attended the Mount Pleasant fair on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Lorney Bacon
New Boston
Ill
Mount Pleasant Fair
Two New Receivers In Operation At Monti Police Station
Monticello police station has two new Motorola radio receivers added to monitor state highway patrol broadcasts on 42.5 megacycles and police sheriff channels on 37.1 megacycles FM. Extension speakers will feed the city clerk’s office for monitoring when police are away. Also notes social visits and birthdays in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Don Gilmore
Motorola
State Highway Patrol
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Monticello Express
Poland
George R. Shearer
Delhi
Wilbur Cartano
Bolson
Bolson’s
Bolson's
Geerling
Farmer’s Feed and Supply Co
Linn County
Fay’s Real Estate
Hampshire
A. M. and McDonald
Earl
William Drummy
Ryan
Sill
Hopkinton
Jones County Fair
Center Junction
Earl Keegan and Sons
E. L. Huerter
Leonard Boos
H. B. Sill
Clarence Acker
Middleton
Wis
Frank McDonald
Eclipse Lumber Co
Monte View Trailer Court
Delaware County
R. V. Porter
Watkins
City of Monticello
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Jones
Jackson Counties
Martin Bohlke
Dyersville
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Wao
Freeport
Timothy
Clover
Farm Seed & Service Co
Scotch Grove
Kuriger Bros
Huerter
John F. Huerter
Davidson
Express
Edward Schueler Nursing Home
Paul Jacobs
Reinhard Eggers
Lawrence Goodyear
Robert Goodyear
Marion
William Vosdingh
Cedar Rapids
Stormney Stronghold Bikes
Pgs
Ito
Arlen
THE
Fighting Lady
Geo. F. Specht
McLaughlin
Auto
VFW
L. T. White
Grace White
Iowa City
Worthington
Henry Adams
Dale Adams
Diane
Carl Walken
Steve
Stan
Minnie Butler
John Rickels
Osage
Rickels
District Court
Paul Frederick Hanken
Rt. 2
Hanken
Carter
Justice Court
George Lawrence
Clamor Luker
Seph Lasack
Esther Boxwell
Harlan E. Boxwell
Margaret S. Boots
Lester E. Boots
Joyce Schneider
Loren Schneider
Donald S. Hamel Jr
Cecil R. Farmer
W. H. Chipman
Arnold Thomas Bryson
Williamsburg
Bryson
James Remley
Bob's Cafe
Rettig Realty
Eugene Smith
Roy Miller
Picker
McCormick
International Harvester
Miller’s
Monti
Louis Gaddie
Pearl City, Ill
Fitzsimmons
Alfred Fitzsimmons
Jean Gaddie
Mary Fitzsimmons
Jean
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