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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
2
A voters guide argues for a bond to finance remodeling and expansion of Greene Community School facilities. It contends growing demand for classroom space, better teaching conditions, and keeping Greene from becoming second class, urging a YES vote to secure students’ educational opportunities.
Thirty six women traveled by Chartered bus to Des Moines on a Hi-Neighbor and Natalia Clubs outing visiting the Municipal Green House KRNT Radio station and a live TV broadcast. meals and a style show were at Younk ers Tea Room. The Methodist Youth Fellowship met with 14 members and a guest, Nancy Hillman led. Easter Sunrise Service attended by ten MYF members plus three adults in Rudd.
Mrs Paul Bucklen entertained friends for two tables of bridge at a courtesy party in her home Friday evening. Following the seven o'clock dessert luncheon, high at the bridge tables was won by Mrs Herschel Handley and second by Mrs Art Asmussen.
Pie Buss son of Mr and Mrs Oltman Buss served in Viet Nam for nearly a year and was wounded in the Quang Nam area on March 18 He was flown to the Naval Hospital in Yokosuka Japan on March 20 He is with the U S Marines and has three citations for bravery plus a purple heart He expects return to the U S for further treatment soon.
Mrs Frank Hall came home Friday from Memorial Hospital in Mason City where she was a patient following surgery.
The Scott Hustlerettes discussed a card party set for April 23 at 7 30 p m with prizes and lunch. They will tour Trowbridges meat department on April 17 at 7 p m after voting to attend. The group voted funds for IFYE and Booster Fund. The meeting covered grooming, demonstrations, talks by Patrice Abell and Terri Marten, and judged winners with alternates named. Next meeting May 6 at Debbie Krull’s home, all day, members to bring sack lunches.
The Bethel Baptist Church held its monthly fellowship supper and quarterly business meeting in the church basement Tuesday evening. Mrs Walter Marsh, vice moderator, presided over the business session after the 6:30 cooperative meal.
Mrs Edward Merfeld hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home on Wednesday evening with Mrs Clarence Adams as a guest. After a seven o'clock dessert luncheon, the high score at the bridge tables went to Mrs Weldon Salt and the second place to Mrs Adams.
Mrs. Kenneth Heft and Mrs. Jack Taylor hosted a bridal shower for Mary Taylor at the Heft home on a Thursday evening. About thirty guests from Rockford Charles City and Marble Rock attended. Mary will wed Craig Scott of Corydon on June 3.
Mr and Mrs Dean Buser became parents to a baby daughter born March 16 at Mercy Hospital Mason City. The newborn weighs seven pounds nine ounces and has been named Paula Rae.
Mrs Louis Staudt hosted the July Eight 500 Club in her residence on Thursday afternoon. After a dessert luncheon, the high score at the card tables went to Mrs Joe Staudt and the second to Mrs Mark Staudt.
Marble Rock locals attend Joe Merfeld and Judy Logan wedding in Charles City with multiple Staudt and Merfeld family members present. Weekend visits include Kobberman guests, Easter dinners, and birthday celebrations in Evansdale and Rockford with local families.
A sequence of Sunday and weekend visits across Mason City area households includes the Ackley residence hosting grandchildren and extended kin from Charles City Greene and Sumner, a Rockwell trip to see family, and several dinners and outings with relatives from Hydeaway Park Colorado Mason City and Evansdale. Notable stops include Mason City for Mrs Prohaski and Mrs Uker’s birthdays and a return trip of Mary Taylor to Simpson College after spending time with her parents.
Miss Luella Krukow remains a patient at Floyd County Veterans Memorial Hospital in Charles City. Easter visitors include Ruth Dummer and Doris from New Ulm, Minnesota visiting the Lickwegs, and Peter Hell Lloyd Lumley and families from Hampton visiting Harlan, Warrellmann, and Johnson households. Further gatherings feature John Etzen, Gene Brass family, and John Bushbaum with daughters visiting maternal homes in Hudson and the Etzen home. Alma Collins received a call from her daughter Marie Kirkland of Corvallis Oregon.
The Darwin Noelting and Du ance Johnson families gathered at the Charles Zimmerman home to celebrate Easter. Birthdays for Mrs. Noelting and Mark Johnson were observed.
Mrs Esther Noelting visited the Al Bailey home on Wednesday. Easter Sunday guests included Lowell and Mrs Johnson of Minneapolis Bernard Skillen of Waterloo Jay Bailey Lane Allen Amos Allen and others. The Bud Alitz family from Mason City and Dale Stock and Carl Stock joined Maude Buckmaster for an Easter viewing of The Robe.
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