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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1974

Page

3

Greene sixth grader Richard Johnson earns second in Iowa essay

Richard Johnson a 12 year old son of M M Clair Johnson of rural Greene won second place in the Iowa Farm to Food essay contest sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Jaycees. At a Greene Elementary assembly Greene Jaycee president Bill Christensen presented the plaque to Richard and his teacher James Steck also received a plaque. The contest held with Iowa Agriculture Day on March 25 drew 051 entries from more than 125 towns and school systems statewide.

Richard Johnson M&m Clair Johnson Rural Greene Cedar Rapids Jaycees Bill Christensen Greene Jaycee Richard James Steck Iowa Cedar Rapids Press Hal Walter Food Industry

Senior Girl Scouts to Pick Up Papers Saturday Morning

The Senior Girl Scouts will collect newspapers for the paper drive on Saturday morning April 6 starting at 10 am. Please have them at the curb before this time. Rural residents should leave papers at the old Sinclair Station Saturday morning.

Sinclair

Problems delay Recorder issue next week

The Recorder reports multiple technical failures delaying the issue. A Linotype metal casting broke, requiring replacement time. backup linotype mods failed. transfer of type was blocked by an uncooperative machine. editors apologize for reader inconvenience.

The Recorder Titness Linotype

Farmer His Prize Winning Paper From Greene Student

Richard Johnson a Greene 6th grader presents a poem about a farmer and his wife working from dawn to dusk to feed a family and livestock. The piece notes chores milking animals planting seeds harvesting crops and preserving food while questioning whether farming pays.

Cancer Society April Crusade volunteers named Greene

The American Cancer Society lists Greene volunteers for the April Crusade led by Mrs. L. F. Bachman with captains and a long list of Crusaders. Mrs. Lowell Maxson will canvass the business district. The appeal urges generous giving to wipe out cancer in our lifetime.

Francis Teeple Wilbur Tindall Hubert Worley H. W. Brinkman Bill Potter Keith Drakle Clair Curtis Glenn

Susan Kottler Named to Central Dean's List

Central College announces its second term Dean's List as James W. Graham reports Susan Kottler earned the distinction by maintaining at least a 3.33 GPA across a minimum of three full courses. The college notes campuses in Pellala and international branches in Austria France England Mexico and Spain under the Reformed Church in America affiliation.

Central Central College James W. Graham Susan Kottler Pellala Austria France England Mexico Spain The Reformed Church In America

Nursery Rhyme Parade Added to Those Good Old River Days

Those Good Old River Days adds a Kiddies Parade on Friday June 21 with three groups preschool kindergarten and 1st 2nd grade and 4th 5th grade. Children may dress as nursery rhymes children's stores or popular song titles and may ride on a wagon tricycle or bike. Prizes 10 5 and 2.

Man Plants Potatoes Early After Snow Melt

Mann Mennen a senior citizen eagerly planted potatoes on February 28 1974 breaking through snow to plant two hills. By the following Wednesday March 27 he found them sprouting and plans to transplant later after a yielding harvest of uniform tubers from the early planting.

Mann Mennen Mann

Services Held for Mrs Gary Smith Greene IA

Mrs Gary Ruby Smith 33 of Greene died Saturday March 30 from injuries in an automobile accident north of Greene. Born Floyd County Iowa March 23 1941 to Norman Clark and Lucy Meek Moser. Survived by husband Gary two stepchildren Patricia Ann and Hud Allan parents two brothers Marvin and Roger two sisters Roma Marshall and Beverly Moser all of Greene. Funeral Tuesday April 2 at First Presbyterian Church Greene with burial Rose Hill Cemetery Rev Howard Dukelow officiating Reid's Funeral Chapel in charge.

Gary Ruby) Smith Greene Floyd Co Norman Clark Lucy Nee Meek Moser First Presbyterian Church Rose Hill Cemetery Howard Dukelow Reid

Rites Lat for Ernest C Landers

Funeral services for Ernest Conrad Landers 74 of Greene were held Saturday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Born February 7 1906 in Butler County to William and Louise Landers he died March 27 at home. Survived by wife Ella one son Glenn two brothers Carl and Alvin and a sister Mrs Harvey Dilly. Rev Donald Wahlgren officiated with Reid's Funeral Chapel handling arrangements.

Ernest Conrad Landers Greene St. Peter's Lutheran Church Rose Hill Mr. Landers Butler Co William & Louise Nee Gallmeyer Landers Ella Glenn Carl Alvin Harvey Dilly Allison Donald Wahlgren Reid

Thank You Notes From Kindergarten Visitors

Mrs Shook's and Mrs Larson's kindergarten classes express gratitude for a newspaper office visit. They enjoyed seeing pictures of friends, the big machines, the typewriter, and the large black sheet, and look forward to reading the Recorder at home.

Mr. Hawker Ross Daddy Anne Chad Larson

Rites Held for John Sours 63 in Roseville Church

Burial services were held at St Marys Catholic Cemetery in Roseville for John Sours 63 of Chippewa Wisconsin. He previously lived in Marble Rock and Waterloo before moving in 1930. He leaves two sons and two daughters, siblings Kathryn Sours Ruth Staudt Leo Jimmie, and was predeceased by parents and three siblings. Rev Thomas E Braak led the service.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church Roseville John Sours Chippewa Wisc Sours Marble Rock Waterloo Kathryn Sours Alfred Ruth) Staudt Leo Jimmie California M&m Phil Sours Raymond Phillip Joe Eileen) Ernster Thomas E. Braak St. Mary's Church

Heart Screenings Set By School System In Iowa

The Joint Co School System with the Iowa Heart Association will schedule a Heart Sound Screening Program for the week of April 18 for 3rd grade students. Linda Thoreson RN, coordinator, announced the use of a mini computer to detect previously unknown heart problems in young students. Abnormal readings will be re checked on the computer and, if needed, referred for further pediatric clinical assessment, with follow up at a convenient location.

Iowa Heart Association Linda Thoreson R.N

Flagstrip Jazz Bands Dance at Greene Community Center

On Saturday night April 6 the Greene Community Center hosts a music and dance event featuring the Cadet Jazz Band Junior High Jazz Band High School Jazz Band 1 and High School Jazz Band 1. Admission is 1 for all ages with refreshments and proceeds aiding the Six Flags Band Trip to St Louis May 11. A car wash is planned for April 12 and 13 to raise funds. Details forthcoming in the Recorder.

Greene Communty Greene Six Flags St. Louis Recorder

Rites held for Mrs. Fred Cramer

Services for Mrs. Fred Ad die Cramer 63 died at her daughter’s Dexter home March 23 were at 1 30 pm March 26 at St James Lutheran Allison with burial in Allison Cemetery Survived by husband Fred two daughters Mrs Louis Rogers Green and Mrs Duwaine Redfield Dexter a son LeRoy Heber Springs Ark two sisters Mrs Floyd Strong Monet Mo and Mrs John Logan San Fernando Calif and seven grandchildren

Fred Addie) Cramer Dexter Sat St. James Lutheran Church Allison Cramer Louis Rogers Green Duwaine Redfield Dexter LeRoy Heber Springs Ark Floyd Strong Monet John Logan San Fernando Calif

Local Greene Couple Opens Valley View Salon at Farm Home

Lois Eliasen and Howard Eliasen open Valley View Salon on their Greene farm east of town. Grand opening planned for Friday. Lois, a Nora Springs graduate, earned Capri Cosmetology College credentials this spring. Married in 1963, the couple moved to Greene eight years ago and farm 40 acres with two sons, Ken and Tony. Howard works at Oliver in Charles City.

Lois Eliasen Howard Lois) Eliasen Greene Valley View Salon Lois Nora Springs - Rock Falls HS Capri Cosmetology College Mason City Oliver Charles City Ken Tony

Letterman's Club Benefit Night at High School

The Letterman's Club hosts a benefit night on Monday April 8 at $30 in both old and new gyms. Tickets sold by Little League basketball players for $1 adults and $25 students, with door sales. Contests include Pro League Stars 5 Pacers and Cougars vs Nets, various Little League and girls teams, volleyball games, and a dodgeball style lineup.

Jaguars Bobcats Tettermen

Butler County runs heart sound screening program

A second screening of children may be needed but does not imply heart disease. The Heart Sound Screening Program is funded by contributions to the annual Heart Fund Campaign held each February in Butler County.

People of Butler Co Heart Fund

Easier cantata Sunday An Faster Cantata No Greater Love

Greene Community Chorus presents No Greater Love by John W Peterson at St Peter's Lutheran Greene on Sunday Apr 7 with full orchestra and chamber group. Marvin Ackerman's theater cast offers a dramatization as part of Holy Week observances. More than 50 people are involved including 32 chorus and 15 orchestra players.

John W. Peterson Greene Community Chorus St. Peter's Lutheran Church Greene Jim Draile Marvin Ackerman Arvid Lindell Duane Smith Jim Drake Bob Philips Graydon Ander Dean Schlennopp Maurice Frevert Paul Grumley Martin Senne Calvin Schafer Roger Johnson Merlin Schuknecht Woman's Club of Chamber Theatre Dan Barth David Larson G E Stephenson Chris Rutz Jesus

Greene Music Parents Meet Set for April 8

The Greene Music Parents group will convene Monday April 8 at 2 00 PM in the high school vocal music room. The vocal music department leads the program. All parents of music students in elementary, junior high and high school must pay annual dues. Bring clues to the meeting or contact treasurer Mrs Maurice Frevert.

Greene Music Maurice Frevert

Bake Sale at Community Center by 6 Flags Over Mid America

The 6 Flags Over Mid America bake sale runs Saturday April 13 from 9 a.m. at the Community Center with refreshments served. Don Clark of Allison announced Friday his bid as a Democratic candidate for Iowa Senate District 19.

Don Clark Iowa Allison Fri

Greene Elementary Spring Concert on April 10

The Greene Elementary school hosts its annual Spring Concert on April 10 at 7 00 p.m. Under Robert Philips direction, kindergarten, second, fourth, sixth grades and the sixth grade chorus perform vocal pieces. Instrumental groups include sixth grade bands and the sixth grade jazz band under Ray Holtz. Admission is free.

Greene Elementary School Robert Philips Ray Holtz

Sound of the Trumpets at Greene Way Station

A color 75 minute contemporary motion picture called Sound of the Trumpet will be shown at Greene Way Station at 7 30 p m Saturday. Presented by Ker Anderson Films the film follows a TV newsman confronting the role of Christ as he seeks hope in the world and offers a free will offering for admission.

Christ Greene Way Ker Anderson

District Senatorial Candidate Clark Profiles Family Ties

Clark, 39, a former teacher and guidance counselor, now works for Don Bauman Trucking in Allison. He is married to Norma Metcalf of West Union, a first grade teacher at Clarksville Community School. They have two sons, Kevin 15 and Kendall 9.

Clark Don Bauman Allison Norma Metcalf West Union Clarksville Kevin Kendall

Natalia Club marks 46th anniversary Open House

Natalia Club held an Open House at Marble Rock City Hall to celebrate its 40th anniversary with all 14 members present and many husbands former members attending. Charter members Iva Boom Annie Threman Alton Wilson and Kathryn Wilson contributed an azalea plant and displayed club photos.

Natalla Club Marble Rock Marble Rock City Hall Verne Lines Harold Ott Roger Reinhart Natalia Club Pete Lauterbach Arnold Litterer Earl Arhart M&m Alton Wilson Charles City Fred Thiele Walter Newton Magon City Alvina Wagner Nora Springs Ruth Keith Toledo Sadie Warner Rockford Bethel Ritter & Kim Alfred Grahlman Harrison Ackley Pearl Knoop Gene Joel Ott Iva Boom Annie Threman Alton Kathryn) Wilson Fred Leone) Thiele Boom Theman

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Sr. Girl Scouts Wale Customs Gary Smith Rites Ernest C. Landers Flagstrip All Jazz Fred Cramer Letterman Mid America Bake Sale Na Thieman Jim Ott Roy Keith Kenneth Parker Maynard Reed Ha Baum Harry Imel Florence Wilson Chub Harry Imes Mire
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