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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
3
The North End Birthday Club held a morning coffee at Mrs George Jungling's home to honor Mrs Falkert Kielman. Attendees included Mrs Joe Needham Mrs HE Caveher Mrs Palnh Wieland Wis Hudd Duffield Mrs Mino Falkerts Mrs Fred Shermin Mrs Gus Siefken Mrs Mann Mennen Mrs George Stewart and Mrs Lester Eberlin plus two guests Mrs Orville Stewart of Greene and Mrs Berit Hemmen.
Fifteen ladies from the local Reform Church attended an all day meeting of the Women’s Spring Missionary Conference at the Dumont Reform Church on Tuesday. The event drew 22 represented churches and an attendance of 324 people.
Charles Wubbena in Naval Training at the San Diego Naval Training Center completes seven weeks of basic training. Under veteran Navy petty officers he learns naval history organization customs and courtesies ordnance and gunnery seamanship damage control first aid swimming survival shipboard drills and sentry duty.
Tuesday evening visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Kruger were Mr and Mrs Jake Schwennen and family of Plainfield Mr and Mrs Harm Kettwig of Shell Rock and Mr and Mrs Melvin Mennen and sons of Allison Mr Krueger was again honored Wednesday evening when three of his brothers and their wives gathered for a belated birthday erecting They were Mr and Mrs Dick Kruger and Mr and Mrs Jeke Kruger of Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Andrew Kruger
The United Society of the Evangelical Church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Floyd Dralle's home with Mrs Vern Sidmore as co host and Mrs Jean Harmis in charge of the lesson. Twenty two members were present and plans were made for a mother and daughter banquet to be held in May.
Residents from Ackley Dumont Greene and surrounding towns hosted tea dinners and visits through the week. Guests included the Hues man Brown Hahn Kielman Wiegmann Krull Bukholder and others, with celebrations for Mrs Kielman and Mrs Kramer.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mrs Al Wendt and Mrs Chavion Hershey at Mrs Vern Sidmore's home. Others from the area attended open houses at Apling ton and Durront nursing homes. Various social visits followed, including dinners and weekend calls to Ackles, Cedar Falls, Nora Springs, and Dumont, with confirmed attendees Mrs Gien Hearn, Mrs Lee Hahn, Mrs Ray Hahn, Mr Freddie Siems, and Mr and Mrs Mino Folkerts among the many names.
The Home Study Club met at Mrs Melvin Dreier's home with Mrs Clare Stock assisting. Officers elected: Mrs Emmett Ufford president, Mrs C F Minnier vice president, Mrs Floyd Dohrman secretary treasurer, and Mrs Floyd Durand assistant. Scrapbooks for Children Homes were made. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs F Minnier with Mrs Dallas Allen assisting.
Jeffery Lee born March 31 at Floyd County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dunl Kelm. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilbur V WeKee visited the Kelm home in Clarksville to meet the newborn. Mrs WeKee spent a week there. Mr and Mrs Al Meyer welcomed visitors from Aplington. Falls hosted Mrs Al Wendt for dinner and Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn for supper. Airman Ralph H Voss earned February maintenance honors at Yokota Air Base Japan.
Local residents hosted a Sunday dinner at the Earl Miller residence with guests from Wellsburg Waterloo and the surrounding area. Several residents were listed in visits to hospitals and homes, noting illness and family gatherings across Ames Dennison Nora Springs Mason City and Bristow.
A veterinary minded ad touts Atgard V as a wide spectrum wormer for pigs, claiming it cleans out multiple worm types, allows non pelletized feed use, avoids wasting weight gain, and offers broad safety with high efficacy at low cost. It urges early worming to minimize reinfection and to reach market sooner while noting contraindications and federal sale restrictions.
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