Possible Atwood Won't Play Friday for Panther Football
Dale Atwood may miss Friday's game with Vinton after re injuring a shoulder at practice. Coach Shugart calls his status question able and Neil Bleadorn will likely replace Atwood at left guard. Vinton, a WaMac top four team, struggles defensively while Monticello ranks worst. Marion leads in offense and defense. Friday's match could see Vinton switch to an aerial attack. Dad's Day ceremonies and band tributes planned at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Atwood
Panther
Vinton
Harold Shugart
Atwood
Neil Bleadorn
Monticello
Marion
Independence
Tipton
Shugart
Keith Clark
Eldon ‘Covington
Morey
Jim Simmons
Myron Carter
Ray Stumbaugh
Exhibition Round by Johnny Jacobs Slated for 3 P.M.
Johnny Jacobs of Cedar Rapids town open champion will tee off at 3 p.m. at Monti cello Golf club today with a 2 p.m. clubhouse arrival. He will also give a humorous talk after the final men’s dinner at 7 p.m. Trophy awards will follow and Dr. C. R. Hosford will become chairman next season, succeeding Bill Stuhler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Monticello Golf Club
Jacobs
Bill Stuhler
C. R. Hosford
Stuhler
Hosford
Strawberry Point Tops Coggon in Quad-City clash
Strawberry Point defeated Coggon 32 14 in a Quad-City conference game. Strawberry Point led 20 0 at halftime. Don Eiler scored Coggon s first touchdown in the third quarter with Arnie Baldwin adding the extra point. Baldwin carried for Coggon s second TD and the extra point. Baldwin Eiler and Bruce Knott were Coggon s standout players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
Strawberry Point
Don Eiler
Coggons
Arnie Baldwin
Baldwin
Eiler
Bruce Knott
Hopkinton Hawks Roll 6-2 in District Opener
Hopkinton High School Hawks topped Norway 6-2 in the first round of the boys district baseball tournament. Winning pitcher John Hart limited Norway to three hits as Hopkins scored three runs in the second inning with one hit and added three more in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Hopkinton High School Hawks
Norway
Hawks
Winthrop
Bob Melchert
John Hart
Junior Hardin
Wayne Huggins
Lloyd Huggins
Hart
Hardin
Willie Feltes
Glen Harris
Huggins
Melchert
Feltes
Harris
Hopkinton
Bowser
Schmidt
Kimm
Worthington
St. Paul
Dyersville
Jim Kremer
Hawk
Lyle Dunkel
Bob Melchart
John Beitz
Bill Melchert
Bob Williamson
Donald Mesch
Ralph Joseph
$100,000 Suit Filed Over Tractor Death in Logan
A $100,000 damage suit has been filed at Logan over the death of S. G. Hornbeck last spring. He was killed when the tractor he was driving was struck from the rear by a gasoline transport truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
S. G. Hornbeck
Maquoketa Freshmen Top Monticello 13 0 In Gridiron Action
Maquoketa freshman sophomore football earned a 13 to 0 victory over Monticello after an earlier loss to Marion. First scoring drive featured a 30 yard run for the touchdown with a blocked extra point. Podhaski broke free on several runs and Monticello was penalized for 15 yards on a key drive. Next game set for Monday Oct 3 at 7 pm with no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Monticello
Marion
Jeff Podhaski
Charles Toss
Podhaski
Ron Etten
Bill Vesey
Big Joe Spahr
Fresh
Anamosa
Manchester
Farmers exempt from deer permits on own land in Iowa 1955
Iowa conservation officials announce farmers may hunt deer on their own land without special permits for the 1955 season. Licenses still required for hunting on others property or public lands. Over 2,000 license applications received. deadline October 12. season runs October 29 to November 20 for bow and arrow and December 3 to December 5 for shotgun slugs. all counties open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Twilight women's bowling league names officers for year
Officers of the Twilight women's bowling league announced after the second week of action at Bowlmor alleys. Helen Hemmer serves as president, Mari Johnson as vice president, Dorothy Freese as treasurer, Iva Yeoman as secretary, and Olive Reynolds as sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Women’s Bowling League
Bowlmor Alleys
Helen Hemmer
Mari Johnson
Dorothy Freese
Iva Yeoman
Olive Reynolds
Kehoes Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary With Open House
Mr and Mrs W T Kehoe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their son Lorens Castle Grove home from 2 to 5 PM on Sunday September 25. 400 relatives and friends attended the event which featured a four tier gold and white cake. The couple married September 20 1905 at Castle Grove church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Kehoe
Loren Kehoe
Castle Grove
Jeanne Murray
Josephine Kehoe
Frank Kehoe
Kehoe
M. S. Murphy
Bridget Crowley
William Crowley
Patrick Kehoes
Kehoes
Marcus
Clarence
Loren
James Murray
Mary Grace
Marion
John Vesh
Katherine
Cedar Rapids
American Lutheran Churches Plan 25th Anniversary Services
The Amer ican Lutheran church marks its 25th anniversary with services by St Matthew SS Peter and Paul and Wayne Zion in Monticello on Oct 2. The church, based in Columbus Ohio, has over 850000 baptized members and spans 13 districts with colleges seminaries and missions. Negotiations for merger with three other Lutheran bodies proceed, with a final vote in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran Church
Monticello
St. Matthew
Peter-and--Paul
Wayne Zion
America
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Canada
India
New Guinea
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Free Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Football Contest Winner To Be Announced Oct 6
Several Saturday afternoon games mark the football contest week. The Express will list the winner in the Thursday October 6 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
The
District Royal Neighbors Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Vice Oracle Fannie Milroy presided at the Royal Neighbors of America meeting in Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening. District Deputy Leath Southard attended. Plans were made for a district gathering at the Montrose hotel on Monday Oct 24. Lunch followed. next meeting is Tue Oct 11 at 8 PM in Knights of Pythias hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Milroy
Royal Neighbors of America
Leath Southard
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Emma Stambaugh
Irene Howland
Knights of Pythias
W S C S Meeting Scheduled Oct 6 Buck Creek
The W S C S group will meet Thursday October 6 in the Buck Creek church dining room with Mrs John Sill as program leader and South circle as host. Debra Ann Harder was baptized with sponsors Mrs Gib Klaren and Junior Harden. Various local families hosted dinners and visits around Buck Creek and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
W.s.cs
John Sill
South Circle
Gib Klaren
Junior Harden
Debra Ann Harder
Rodney Wilson
Forrest Martin
Worthington
Cedar Falls
Ray Haynes
Utley
Ben Keith
Fritz Kromminga
Elmer Ridenour
Howard Shover
Floyd Dufoe
Lewis Lange
William Wennekamp
Kenny
Paul Lange
Bob Hunt
John Hunt
Rachael
Ralph
Bernard
Howard Porter
Enola Rahn
Anamosa
Leonard Bohlken
Loras Kehoe
Eehoes
Bill Murray
Castle Grove Luther League Hosts Movie Night
Duane Caspers hosted the Castle Grove Lutheran church Luther League gathering Sunday evening with Daniel Stadtmueller in charge and films shown. The group voted to donate 10 toward church kitchen dishes. Several local families visited over the weekend for dinners and suppers in Anamosa and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Duane Caspers
Luther League
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Daniel Stadtmueller
Art Weber
Delbert Weber
Donald Weber
Gerald Weber
Edward Siebels
Lester Rickels
Junior Hinz
Anamosa
Delmar King
Ralph Bayne
Janice
Judy
Dennis
Barbara Rogers
Local Red Cross Elects Officers and 1955-56 Drive Chairman
The Monticello Red Cross chapter re elected Tuesday noon at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Ray Stumbaugh will chair the 1955 56 drive. Officers include Loretta Barron as vice chair Augusta Melsha secretary Louis Morf treasurer Dr Earl H DeShaw water safety chairman Chester Condit home service chairman Paul Hearn disaster chairman Howard Hicks burn out chairman Johnny Jones publicity Maxine Taylor junior Red Cross chairman Lester Monk health council representative Mrs Forrest Deischer auditors Don Sutherland Marvin Chevalier. Louis Morf reported a 46 21 loss for 1954 55 with income 3121 20 expenditures 3167 41 balance 6507 79. Income sources included fund campaign water safety polio and interest on bonds. Expenditures covered home service disaster first aid wheel chair and fund campaign costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Shannon
Monticello
Howard Hicks
Johnny Jones
Red Cross
Maxine Taylor
First Aid
Lester Monk
Health Council
Forrest Deischer
Don Sutherland
Marvin Chevalier
Home Service
Local Residents Attend Church Events and Social Visits
Community members gathered for joint services at the Monticello Wayne Castle Grove Lutherans and attended meetings in Dubuque Des Moines and Monticello. Guests included the Lubben family from Cedar Rapids and numerous area families with connections to the Castle Grove church and regional farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Weber
Billy Vernimont
Monticello
Wayne
Castle Grove
Henry Stadtmueller
Max Specht
Rudy Alferts
Herman. Reth
George Heiken
Alva Stadtmueller
George Seehusen
Clarence Stadtmueller
John Monk
Ben
Edward Siebels
Robert Rickels
Jews Farm Bureau Federation
Savery Hotel
Des Moines
Ambrose Schlarmann
Ben Eiben
William Lubben
Marvin Oltmann
Emma Kray
Alsbert Johnson
Anna Heiken
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T.andings
P. Anamosa
Rocge Tis Ae
Tipton Ve Ee Vinton
WAMAC
Monticello Express
Tom Rhatigan
Rhea Frederick
Ron Wingert
Rhatigan
Panthers
District Royal
Long’s
Mason
Tom Brighton
W.S.C.S
Mrs. Dolley
Joe Delay
Joann
Leo
Billy
Bill English
Walter McCorkle
Gene Thompson
Ardin
Waterloo
Dufoe
Ralph Thompson
Belle Johnson
Iowa City
Vera Bacon
Howard Lennox
Coggan
Henry Fuersley
Troy Mills
Dean Dufoe
Walker
Frank Knipper
Masonville
Alfred Dunnigan
Cascade
Albert McVay
Alonzo Guyer
Ray Havens
the Havens
Mabel Havens
Howard
Vernon Melchert
Clark Dighton
Everett Beitz
Raymond Porter
Roscoe Porter
Leon
Charlotte
Diane
Donna
Bert Thompson
Clell Moulton
Kenneth Keith
Ottumwa
Lew Keith
Archie Miles
Ronald Miles
Marc
Eugene Morris
Quasqueton
Roy Dighton
Duane Dighton
James Tooms
Al]burnett
George Baldwin
Edgewood
Janice Moulton
Ernest Smith
Phillip King
Mt. Vernon
Freeman Smith
Tom Wilson
Vic Wilson
Susie
Gilly
Paul Gienapp
Paula
Michael
Sandra
Floyd Wilson
Don
Archie Beitz
Ira Wilson
Richard
Delmar
Henry Wilson
Philippines
Mary Ann Murray
Jeanette Kirby
Donald Ruddlesdin
Mervin Miles
Marjorie
Beverly
Harry Brutsman
Truman House
Burdette Wilson
Sherry
Larry
Ivan Wilson
Jack Larson
Clarence Wendt
Bob
Wisconsin
Ralph Wilson
Blayne
Paul
Denny Maring
Jack Cannon
Linda
Kristine
Glen Thompson
Connie
Bernard Thompson
David Saunders
Leonard Schlaarman
Wilson-Kremer
Leo Kremer
Orville Underwood
Lance
LaVern Wilson
Waukon
Gordon Keith
Tommy
Kirk
Wilsons
Walter Richardson
Gary
Amos Richardson
Walter Johnston
Mechanicsville
Junior Witt
Paul Revere Life Insurance CO
Massachusetts Protective Assn., Inc
Mrs. Delmar King
Velma Marie Reth
Stumbaugh
Louis Mors
John McDonald Hospital
Edward Sichels
Henry Lubben
Paul Kenyon
Dubuque
Wartburg Seminary
Eiben
Ambrose Schlarman
Ray Kromminga
Paul Hugh
John
Atis Lubhavs
Long's Royal Blue
Roofing Company
Dick Long
Long
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