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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1961
Page
5
Floyd County hosts two community meetings this month. On April 5 at 8 p.m. the Extension Council gathers at the Extension Office. On April 10 the Girls 4-H Leader group meets from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. at the Extension Office.
Mr and Mrs John Menken celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday April 9 from 2:00 to 4:30 PM at St Peters Lutheran Church parlors in Greene. A short program is planned about 2:30 PM hosted by Mr and Mrs James Menken.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Fran ken announce the marriage of their daughter Irene Mae to William Senne son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Senne of Greene on March 12 at St John s Lutheran Church Clarksville Attendants were Pam Jacobson Susan Waugh for the bride and Stanley Senne Donald E Albrecht for the groom The couple will live on a farm south of New Hartford
The Fremont Ramblers met at David Weinberg’s house with 15 members after Gary Poppen and Gerald Hobson joined. Weinberg demonstrated building farrowing stalls and plans for camp attendance were set. The April meeting will be at Dennis Schrage’s home.
Mrs Lena Oleson will be honored at an open house at 415 Greeley Street Nashua hosted by her sons and daughters. The event takes place Friday April 7 from 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
Barbara Jo Taylor and Robert L Siemons wed Sunday evening April 2 in First Presbyterian Church Greene with Rev G F Buttler officiating. Parents Mr and Mrs Valeris Taylor and Mr and Mrs Jerry Siemons attended. bride wore white nylon sheer gown with pearl lace accents and chapel train. groom’s party in white dinner jackets. reception for 250 in church parlors. bride later wore beige silk shantung sheath and orange accessories.
A Greene couple was married with the groom employed by the United Telephone Company in Greene and also by the Weinburg Fruden Lumber Company at Clarksville. After a wedding trip, the couple plans to make their home in Greene.
Geraldine McRoberts daughter of Nashua couple wed Joe Broers son of Kansas residents at Nashua Bible Church on March 25. Bride, Greene High School and Moody Bible Institute graduate, served twelve years as a missionary in Venezuela. They will reside on a Wellsville area farm after a wedding trip.
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Calvary Baptist Church on Friday afternoon March 31 with fourteen members three visitors and three children present Miss Lucille Williamson gave a talk and showed slides of her field The next meeting will be April 7 at 2 00 PM at Mrs John Pyatt's home
Easter Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. Martha Borchard's home included Earl and Mrs. Kiehn and family from Evansville Indiana, Elmer Miller and family, Bill Birlingmair and John Owens from Waterloo, John Borchard and Richard Landers of Charles City, Carol Page of Rudd, Rohwedder and Gordon and Gloria of Marble Rock, William Borchard and family, Dwight Pooley family, and Richard and Philip of Greene.
Mr and Mrs Harold Nielsen and daughters Leanne and Juliene hosted Easter dinner at their home Sunday Guests included Garnetta Nielsen and Waney Biers of Waterloo and Mr and Mrs Walter from the area
Wellmann of Cedar Falls, Mr. and Mrs. George Bedard of Washburn, Mrs. Gary Olson and daughter Diana, Emil Olson and David, Connie and Leslie Olson of LaPorte City. Robert Butzlaff of Greene was an afternoon visitor.
The Catholic Daughters of America will meet at the Veterans Club on Monday evening April 10 at 8 00 PM with a program The Priest brings the Blessed Sacrament into the home by Patricia Ruiz A cancer film from March will be shown The Music Mothers meet Monday April 10 at 2 00 PM at the Presbyterian Church The Order of Eastern Star also meets Monday April 10 at 8 00 PM.
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