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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
2
The District of Columbia Health Department reports eight years of fluoridation cut tooth decay by sixty percent. Dental officials praise the results at the District Dental Society annual clinic, predicting decay may be conquered in decades.
The Helping Hand Club met at Mrs. Roger Christofferson's home with eleven members and four guests. Officers elected include Mrs. Percy Morehouse becoming president, Mrs. Earl Buttjer vice president, Mrs. Roger Christofferson secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Davis assistant on gift and card committee, and Mrs. Sarah Kuhn reporter. Mrs. Raymond Buttjer led entertainment. prizes were won by Mrs. Edgar Davis and Mrs. Beryl Bobst. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Edgar Davis's home.
Aredale residents easing back from extended south trips include Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Zimmerman visiting their daughter in Houston and McAllen with Emma Scarrow and daughters. Clarence Collins returns after six weeks in Texas with trips to Boyd Edenburg Oklahoma and Missouri. Ed Skinner and Maude Buckmaster also came home from Arizona and Texas respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Schroeder welcomed a son Stephen Nathan born April 1 at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Litterer had a daughter born March 28 at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City. Mrs. Aliie Albrecht and Mrs. Clarence Starkweather Jr. returned Friday from Camp Atterbury Indiana after visiting with Pvt. Arthur Peters in hospital. Pvt. Darrell F. Brinkman left Tuesday for San Diego after a fourteen day leave at home of his parents. Miss Gundega Amols, Easter visitor with her mother, returned to Milwaukee to resume school duties. Marvin Hinrichsen family and Mrs. Bertha Smith of Marble Rock were supper guests in Earl Herman home Saturday.
Greene then Saint Petersburg Waterloo Omaha and Marshalltown families report visits and a new birth. Dale Bruns and spouse greet a daughter born Thursday. O C Perrin returns from Florida. Merland Austin and son Jimmy visit Glenn and Mable Austin. Char mayne Boyd employed in Omaha. Geither Springer discharge from army. Fred Stabenow family and grandchildren visit Galen Stabenow home and hospital.
A Sunday birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marsh to honor Barbara Knapp daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knapp. Mrs. Grace Kingery attended and the Ralph Beal family visited in the afternoon.
Clyde Wegand and family returned to Reinbeck for a short visit. Louis Tack and daughters Lorraine and Dorrene and Eva Damro joined Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hinders at Charles City. Downs and Charlotte Austin of Dumont accompanied by Mount Vernon friends traveled to the area for a Sunday study break. Mrs. W. M. Drew and her son John from Janesville Wisconsin arrived to visit Mae Thorpe and family.
Twenty five years ago James Ramsdell treated seven schoolmates to ice cream and cake after school to honor his seventh birthday on April 1. Mrs Dell Curtis and daughter returned home from a week with relatives at Elma. Mr and Mrs H A Downs with Irene and Harry Jr took Lucille...
Aredale locals report attendance at the Sport Show in Des Moines over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Corporan and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ayers. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brass in the John Etzen home. Word arrived that Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Fischer relocated to Cedar Falls from Colorado. Mrs. Les Noelting hosted Heike Bruns on Wednesday. Haycon Baldock spent the night with the Noelting household. A cooperative dinner Sunday brought together Carl Stock Everett Griner the Darwin Noelting family and Rev. and Mrs. Harry Buss at the Noelting home. George McKay of California visited John Etzen Monday evening. Sunday visitors to the Les Noelting home were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of Waterloo. evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hartgraves. Ernest Wilke spent Sunday afternoon with Clarence Cutler.
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