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	In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

	Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was hired as the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6) ~~In 1945 he was living in Waterloo.~~		Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was hired as the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6)

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	In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

	Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was hired as the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6)		Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was hired as the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6) In 1945 he was living in Waterloo.

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	[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]		[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney also organized the ~~Band Gandioso~~, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. In the early 1920s, Jenney also organized the John Jenney and His Grandisos, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

	In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

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	In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

	Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6)		Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was hired as the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6)

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	[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]		[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney also organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

	In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

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	JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.		JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.

	[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]		[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

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	JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.		JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.

			[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

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	6. "Wins Fame as Trombonist," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', April 21, 1935, p. 31		6. "Wins Fame as Trombonist," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', April 21, 1935, p. 31

			[[Category: Educator]]
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			[[Category: Business Leader]]

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	JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]].		JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.

	John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
			[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

	~~[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]~~In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.		In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

			Jenney lived in Dubuque until around 1935 when he was the manager of the C. G. Conn Instrument Company in Hartford, Connecticut. (6)


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	5. "Untitled article," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 11, 1921, p. 9		5. "Untitled article," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 11, 1921, p. 9

			6. "Wins Fame as Trombonist," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', April 21, 1935, p. 31

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JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack|Jack JENNEY]].

John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

[[Image:jenneyj.png|left|thumb|250px|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]In 1921 Jenney accepted a position with the [[RENIER MUSIC HOUSE]] in the band instrument department. (5) He announced his school of music in 1923.

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Source:

1. "Truman W. C. Jenney," ''Telegraph-Herald'', February 10, 1946, p. 19

2. "Jack Jenney, Native Here, Dies in West," ''Telegraph-Herald'', December 23, 1945, p. 19

3. "Thousands of Dollars Spent on Street Improvements," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', December 28, 1919, p. 13

4. "Twenty-Five Join High School Band," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', January 2, 1923, p. 2

5. "Untitled article," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', October 11, 1921, p. 9

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	JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.		JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.

	[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]		[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)

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	JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.		JENNEY, John. (Lamont, IA-- ). John was the son of Truman W. C. Jenney and his wife Maud. Truman was the justice of the peace in Lamont, president of the consolidated schools, and taught classes. In 1946 John Jenney was living in Waterloo. (1) John Jenney was the father of famed trombonist [[JENNEY, Jack\|Jack JENNEY]] who gave his father the credit for him becoming successful.

			[[Image:GB9.jpeg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]
	[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]		[[Image:jenneyj.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|September 2, 1923. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]
	[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)		[[Image:jenneyj2.png\|right\|thumb\|250px\|August 4, 1922. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald.]]John Jenney and his family moved to Dubuque in 1910. He taught students of brass instruments at [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]] and was the founder of the Dubuque Band Academy. Jenney organized the Band Gandioso, the first touring band ever assembled in Dubuque. (2) He was appointed the leader of the municipal band in 1919. (3) When called upon to assist the public schools, he assumed the leadership of the [[DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL]] band with rehearsals starting in January 1923 and a program scheduled for March. (4)