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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Arnold Springer of Gradiinger spent the weekend with Mrs Springers parents Mr and Mrs Jean Montgomery. A family dinner followed Confirmation at the Lutheran Church for their daughter Janea. Various relatives from Waverly Floyd Mason City and Des Moines attended events and visits across several towns.
Fourth grader April Jolene Mayer of Marengo Iowa Valley School has been named a state winner in the 1966 American History Month essay contest. The DAR sponsored event honors entries about George Washingtons advice and includes a $3 prize and a certificate.
Mrs Hattie Brunsma of Grand Rapids Michigan left this morning to return home after a few days visit at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs G Brunsma and family Mr and Mrs Homer Detra of Clarksville were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Netra Miss Ann Rottler daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Rottler of Greene accepted for admission at Cotter College Nevada Missouri will enter junior college for women in fall 1966 Gary Dean Debner honored at a dinner following his confirmation at the Lutheran Church guests were Ferdi nand Debner Roy Keith and David of Marble Rock Joseph Van Fleet and family of Cedar Falls W K Juncker of Aredale to visit later Mrs Debner and Mrs Van Fleet sponsors at the event other items note visitors and dinners across several households.
West Point won the Bristow 4-H basketball tournament final beating Dayton Busy Gophers after a double overtime 28 to 26. Monroe Successful Farmers claimed first-round wins, while Dayton and Monroe both posted large semifinal and Friday playoff margins. Michael Behnke led the Busy Gophers with 13 points.
Grandparents were honored guests at Greene Elementary School on Friday April 1. They met in the kindergarten room where each child guided them, then moved to the auditorium for coffee and cookies served by the room mothers. Parents provided the refreshments.
About 300 Girl Scouts and adults gathered for the second annual North Iowa Senior Girl Scout Conference in Mason City April 1–2 with the theme Scouting a Passport to Action. The event opened with a Hotel Hanford banquet, Troop 269 Greene led flag ceremonies, and performances featured Carolyn Kehoe narrator Marilyn Walker drum roll and Taps on piccolo Nancy Tefft soloist. Visitors from surrounding towns joined hundreds of grandparents guests and the farthest traveler from Belle Plaine Minnesota. Ida Delker noted as the oldest grandparent.
Entertainment following the banquet featured round up patrols singing with Carolyn Kehoe Ann Rottler and Margaret Senne. Open Your Eyes screened then the Tommy Tucker Singers from Charles City performed at First Methodist Church. Panels included foreign exchange students Sue Iriborne Albert Caballero Santana Gungsadan from Thailand and discussions on education foreign policy and crafts. Graduation honored Troop 269 seniors Ann Rottler Flora Stubbe and Diane Sidmore.
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