Greene Iowa town plans street and curb upgrades
Greene Iowa town council prepares improvements including curb and gutter on Pine Street and Willow Drive under Chapter 391A of the 1954 Iowa Code. A proposed resolution of necessity with cost estimates and assessment schedules is on file for public inspection. The meeting set for May 1 at 7:30 PM in the Town Hall invites property owners to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene, Lows
Ely Street
Greene
Iowa
Butler County
Towa
McClure
Pine Street
Highview
Willow Drive
Wallace and Trolland
Town
Oelock
P.M
Dale E. Willey
Merk
Block
Traer Street
Welock
Aredale locals honor Mrs. Oscar White on birthday
Mrs. Oscar White was honored Sunday as their children and families gathered in observance of her birthday. Various neighbors and relatives, including Miss Alice Davis, W. M. Weiser of Des Moines, and Joe Etzen's Brighton visitants, were noted among the社. The social circle also includes visits to several homes and Sunday church attendance with the Echo Mennen and Leese families, reflecting a busy local weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar White
Alice Davis
W. M. Weiser
Des Moines
George Stubbe
Roger Bushbaum
Emma Seiverson
John Etzen
Berdean
Andy Etzen
Joe Etzen
Brighton
Echo Mennen
Esther Mason
Percy Morehouse
Eve Jorges
Emil Boos
New Hampton
Guy Minert
Lois Leese
Carl Creeden
Walter Krallman
Cedar Falls
Les Noeltings
Clarksville
Harold, Kuhn
Colwell
Milo Petersen
McGregor
Dilmen Stock
Randy
Ward Mason
Les Noelting
Dan McKinney
Official Publication of Greene Iowa Property Boundaries
Official publication describes a bounded parcel in Greene Iowa with mention of Lot A Block 12 Second Street Traer Street Dow Street and Lot 13 Block 5 Original Plat of Greene Iowa detailing boundaries and corner points along streets and blocks in the town's original plat. The text references multiple lot corners and street alignments initiating at the northeast corner of Lot 12 Block 5 and proceeds around the block to a point 32 feet from a corner, then along Traer and Third streets to Lot 16 Block 2 and back to Lot 9 Block 2 before continuing northeast.
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Block
Greene, Towa
Second Street
Greene
Iowa
Dow Street
Greene Town
Traer Street
Third Street
Greene council reads street improvement plan for Traer Street
The meeting on May 16 1957 addresses pavement curb and gutter work in Greene Iowa along Traer Street under Chapter 391A. Plans specify standard concrete 8 inch thick pavement with concrete curb and gutter. Dale B Willey notes assessable district boundaries costs and final adoption of the necessary resolution.
Special Council Meeting Opens Bids for Local Projects
The Town Council met at Town Hall on April 11, 1957 to open bids for the Curb and Gut ter project and the Kulread Crossing paving. Mayor Cecil Starkweather presided with council members Barnett Mead Knapp Kingery Brinkman present. no absentees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Starkweather
Herbert Barnett
James Mead
Francis Knapp
Vivian Kingery
Henry Brinkman
Starkweather
Kulread Crossing
Pat
Adjourned Special Meeting on Curb Gutter and Crossing Paving
Town Council met April 17 1957 to review Resolution of Necessity for curb and gutter and railroad crossing paving. Bids for both projects were opened and rejected. Meeting adjourned to April 17 1957 at 7 30 PM with Mayor Cecil Starkweather and councilors present except Vivian Kingery. Resolutions of Necessity filed and notices ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingery
Knapp
Keith Noah
Charles City
Mead
Ad-Journ
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Louise Fassler
W. M. Buttjer
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Aredale Locals
Andrew Marzen Dougherty
Art Rodenbeck Bristow
Vern Rottler Greene
Louis Strudt
Martin-Senour
America
Martin-Genour
Martin
Shur
Sehour
Pooley Lumber CO
Dale BE
Willey Town
Greene Recorder
Greene and
Mednesday
Dale E Willey
Fine Food
Greene Hampton
Sheffield
Oxydol
Wilson
Red Rock
Briardale
GWE
Sea Pemeel
EA Ada SS
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Eas
Nabisco
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