Local and Personal News From Greene Area
Mrs William Bartlett and daughters Kells and Teresa of Burenel spent Wednesday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jean Montgomery and visited Mrs Don Knapp and children of California in the Knapp home. Several families and individuals are listed visiting relatives across Iowa and beyond, including trips to Minneapolis and the Black Hills, with mentions of Missouri, Texas, California, and Colorado connections and relatives in Greene and surrounding towns.
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William Bartlett
Kells
Teresa
Bure
Jean Montgomery
Don Knapp
California
Knapp
Merlin Schrock
Dau
Rishwes
Black Walter
Krutsan
Hicvetis
Txon
New Homer
Ard
Ed Fomary Beard
David Wecovesis Sternon
Joes
New Hemmer
Kenton
San Francisco
Epi Colorel
Wiliam Grasado
Omer Hubbard
Eldora
James Burnell
Steve
Waterloo
Lewis Mayjensh
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Twins
Greene
Mr O
Frank Cuter
Philip
Leah Dakers
Is Thes
Black Hills
Marin
Dows
Oeister
Milo Muhlenbruck
oMre
Hubert Worley
Aredale
Frack Cutler Ratoh Silvester
Er-Em-Law
Joan Syhester
Hyattsmile
Mersiend
Ray Watterson
Furl
Urbena
Wbnaws
Hero Moce
Ruth Stophie
New York
Jorn Stock
Ell Walker Jr
Merve Stock
John Bike
Merlin Sehrock
Holderead
Knepp
McPherson College
McPherson
Kansas
Russell Meyers
South Dakota
Lynn Shafer
Racliff
Texas
Charles Truex
Satellite Beach
Florida
Family visits and local travels appear in daily notes
The notice records multiple household visits by relatives to How ard Clapham Pringle and Hildebrand families for funeral and social occasions. Roy Hum and wife visit Buffalo Center relatives, Earle Flora’s golden anniversary celebrated in Cass Lake, and a DeKalb dealer group tours the World’s Fair via jet from Des Moines. The piece shifts to employment news with pay raises promised to 43 clerical workers and Iowa’s June unemployment rising to 2.6 percent as the June workforce nears 12 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hum
Buffalo Center
Quentin Hildebrand
Scott
Skipner
Roy Taylor
Bemidji
Minnesota
Earle Flora
Cass Lake
Dixon Marsh
Des Moines
New York
Marsch
Mary Jacobson
Mason City
Marsh
Capitol News on Pay Raises Denied to 43 Women Employees
Weekly Iowa press release notes management and government dynamics. It reports the state safety department denied pay raises to 43 female workers, highlighting pay equity concerns and workplace policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Prese Association
Stote Safety Department
Hultman backs bonding plan for faster Iowa highways
Attorney General Evan Hultman, Republican candidate for Governor, urged a bonding program to complete the interstate system and improve arterial roads in his Des Moines keynote. He proposed eliminating the property tax on household furnishings and the tax on moneys and credits, calling them unfair and stifling to Iowa development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Hultman
Des Moines
Hultman
Iowa
Hultman al
Iowa political notes highlight law enforcement academy and reappointment effects
The report cites Hultman urging an aggressive tax policy to collect all taxes and aid farmers, including removing the head tax on breeding stock, and proposes an Iowa law enforcement academy to raise standards. Hoover nears 90 with ceremonies planned. Mooty notes old-timers’ influence in a smaller legislature, while Fulton expects newcomer dilution. State safety officials cancel a Minneapolis trip over funding and policy questions. Baseball results close the piece with minor league standings and a council travel policy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hultman
Iowa
GOP
Gov. Hughes
Iowa delegates named to 1936 Democratic convention committees
Elmer Carlson, 1935 world champion cornhusker, and Dixie Harrington, daughter of a southern Iowa farmer, will represent Iowa on the resolutions committee at the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City on August 24. Carlson, 55, farms 1,200 acres near Audubon. Sherwin Markman of Des Moines and Mrs. James C. Dunbar of Cedar Falls will serve on the credentials committee. F. E. Fair of Wilton Junction and Mrs. Marie Healey of Davenport on the rules committee. Fred Moore of Spencer and Mrs. Julia Reuland of Superior are also named to other panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carlson
Dixie Harrington
Iowa
Resolutions Committee
Atlantic City
Carlson
Audubon
Sherwin Markman
Des Moines
James C. Dunbar
Cedar Falls
F. E. Fair
Wilton Junction
Marie Healey
Davenport
Fred Moore
Spencer
Julia Reuland
Superior
Iowa University to build nationwide education data center
The State University of Iowa will establish a computer based educational information center. It has received two grants totaling nearly 1 million dollars to start the system. Ford Foundation provided 750000 over five years and the U S Office of Education contributed 248227. The center will collect continuous data on school operations and pupil performance statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of
Iowa
Ford Foundation
U. S. Office of Education
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Edward Coperman
Liam He Benning
Arthur R. Broderick Oud
the Greene Recorder
Dennis Katcher
Frank Katcher
Floyd County
Fair Grounds
Charles City
Greene Gophers
Shawn
Lynn Gabe
David Kock
Howard Clapham
George Pringle
Anna Clapham
Department
William Sueprel
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Commission
Wersons
Capitol News
McDonald
Ross Plumbing & Heating
Greene, IA
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Hoover
William Mooty
Mooty
Drake University
Robert Fulton
Fulton
Trip
William Sueppel
Sueppel
The
Safety Department
Board of Control
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Sec
Marvin Synhorst
Agriculture
L. B. Liddy
Little Leaguers
Steve Blum
Mike Couture
Mike Adams
Jerry Shultz
Dodgers
Yankees
Indians
Phillies
Giants
Dodgers Ee
the Council
Kemming
Glen Lindell Farm Bureau Ins
Cliff Burroughs
Harold F. Miller & CO
the Greene Sportsman’s Club
Sportsman’s Club
Greene, Iowa
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