Greene City Council Proceedings April 5 1976
The Greene City Council met at city hall with Mayor Weiss and six council members present. Minutes and analyses approved, 1976 street construction program adopted by resolution, building permits for three properties approved, time clock ordered, bills approved. City officers and vendors listed with payments including police marshal, sanitation, clerk, and utilities. revenues and fuel and materials purchases noted. Meet: Quadrangular at Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Spratt
Krull
Stanton
Mennenga
Yerkes
State Highway Commission
Kruil
Planning Board
Bernilece Johnson
North High Street
Milo Munhlenbruck
Farmers Incorporated Co-op Society
Allan Woodley
Police
CHET
Ceee Scence Ee
Larry Crawford
Lynn Towsley
Sanitation
Francis Constien
Wayne Fischer
Arthur Weiss
Eva Grice
Floyd County Auditor
Ambulance Service
Budsigy
Ecessseeees
Matt Parrott and Sons Company
Iowa Municipal Finance Office Association
Triple T Enterprises, Incorporated
Massey-Ferguson Incorporated
Schroeder
Eecereegees
Mid-Equipment, Incorporated
Robert Raisty
Fred Nordmeyer
Iowa
Robert Ralsty
Master Level Controls Company
Clifford Swenson
Grd Teg Shee
Municipal Supply, Incorporated
James O'Brien
Tower Pharmacy
Ceee Eee Reee
Tenet
Hach Chemical Arpetic Chemicals
Greene Girls Open Track Season Opens With Relays
The Greene girls track team opened the season with meets at Sheffield and North Central of Manly. Rockford won at Sheffield where Greene placed third, and Greene took second at Manly. Bev Brinkman set a school softball throw record, while John Downing and Bob Rindels earned weekly honors. The Rockford relays were competitive as the Rams placed fifth with several personal records. Greene shows leadership from a young squad with strong sprint and field event results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Sheffield
North Central
Manly
Rockford
Bev Brinkman
P.R
Peg
P.R. Marsh
John Downing
Bob Rindels
John van Eschen
Rockford Relays
Rams
Phil Wahlgren
D. Schroeder
J. Eimers
J. Spratt
J. Anderson
Ray Lynch
Colonial Life and Accident
Insurance Company
Dash John van Eschen
M. Weiss
Dash Ray Lynch
State of Iowa
Jim Brinkman
First State Bank
Barry Delp
Wees
M. Ponto
Iowa
Nordmeyer
R. Smith
J. Downing
Lynch
J. van Eschen
Greene Wins Triangular in Belmond Meet
Greene girls finish fifth at Broncoette Relays in Belmond with 47 points led by Laura Harris double wins in shot put and 880 yard run. Sherri Muhlenbruck, Dawn Landers, Kim Wunsch and Judy Shultz contribute multiple relay efforts amid a busy program as other events and notes appear including mixed safety reminders and municipal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kanter
Kim Wunsch
Judy Shultz
Cathy Stephenson
Laura Harris
Sherri Muhlenbruck
Dawn Landers
Manly
Heide Groff
Rey Brinkman
Dawn
Lori Landers
Judy
Kim
Heide
Rockford
Greene High School leads state with nine Division I solos
Greene High School music program dominates the state contest earning nine of thirty one Division I ratings for solo performances. Ron Smith, newly noted as part of the ensemble, contributed to the school’s top showing during the April 2 and 3 competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Ron Smith
Ron
Jane Hardy
Kathi Muhlenbruck
Deb Schroeder
Jolyn Meyer
Peggy Steere
David Myer
Randy Smith
Greg Nordmeyer
Doug Ebling
Eva Tindall 94 Dies After Fall in Greene
Funeral services were held April 7 at the United Methodist Church in Greene for Eva Austin Tindall aged 94 who died April 4 at Mercy Hospital in Oelwein after a fall that fractured her hip. She lived in Greene most of her life, taught by Greene School staff, and was a Greene High School graduate of 1899. She was born June 14, 1881 near Coreen Illinois. She spent the winter in Oelwein with her son Bert Ramsdell and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tindall
United Methodist Church
Greene
M. M. Frevert
Eva Austin Tindall
Coreen
Ill
Albert E
Mary V. Austin
Dale Johnson
Eva
Greene High School
Eva Ramsdell Tindall dies. long involvement in Butler County civic groups
Eva Ramsdell Tindall, formerly Eva Ramsdell, widow of James Ramsdell and later Ed Tindall, with roots in United Methodist circles, quilting groups, and the Better Way Club, passed away after a long life of community service. She survived by son Bert, four grandchildren, thirteen grandchildren, and one great grandchild. her life featured circle meetings, church work, youth mentorship, and annual Butler County Fair preparations. A countywide civic contest for young women 16 to 21 was promoted in her memory, aiming for a strong showing at the 1976 fair opening on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ramsdell
Verl
Bert
Oelwein
Ed Tindall
Seth Austin
Eva
United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Circle
Edna Weyand
Better Way Club
Philippians
Butler County
Butler County Fair Announces Queen Contest Again
Butler County Fair sponsors a Queen Contest with the winner to represent the fair at events. The announcement reiterates the pageant plan and calls for entrants, outlining eligibility and prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
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P. Wahlgren
P.R. J. Downing
van Eschen
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G. Nordmeyer
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K. Freeseman
Jeff Eimers
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Albrecht Building
Skeenee Library General
Wayne Fischer Clark
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William W. Gronen
Terry K. Lichiy
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Finest Supper Club
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