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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1960
Page
3
A recent survey finds medical students report more headaches than any other American group. Business executives follow closely as a second group with high headache rates.
Survey finds medical students show about eighty percent headaches, four of five suffer recurring headaches. Executives high at seventy seven percent overall with over half recurring. Farmers lowest, fifty percent. Manual laborers fifty percent. Clerks sixty eight percent. Housewives seventy percent recurring, professionals seventy one percent. Links rising tension to heart attacks and strokes.
The annual Sichmeier Cousins picnic was held on the Fred Eichmeier lawn with about 40 attendees. Louis Eichen of Kansas City Missouri was the eldest guest and Fred Eichmeier, nearly 93, was the senior member present. Towns represented included Latimer Hampton Klemme Clear Lake Rockwell Ackley Aredale Dumont Sheffield and Chapin. A tray lunch was served by the hostess. The August meeting is set for the 25 at Mrs John Brass home Roll call will be answered by A Historical Spot I Would Like to Visit. Entertainment will be led by Mrs Earl Hawver.
Mayor William Van Horn remains very ill at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota, where he was taken about two weeks ago.
The Helping Hand Club met on July 28 at the home of Mrs. Percy Morehouse with ten members present. Guests included Mrs Eva Jorges and Mrs Fred Zimm erman. A picnic supper was planned for August 21 at 600 pm at the Floyd Derham home with the same menu as last year. Mrs Bertha Nausmann led the program. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Earl Hawver Mrs Edgar Oasis Mrs Floyd Derham and Mrs Perey Morehouse.
Aredale locals Mr and Mrs Jake Swennen hosted visitors from Wilmar Minnesota, once Army friends from Colorado Springs. Gaylen Brocka of Waterloo joined Sunday at Echo Mennen’s, later visiting Harry Brocka. Esther Mason and daughter Marcia called on Paul Mason. Rev and Mrs Buss were dinner guests in Al Abben’s home. Kampmann of Dumont and Wille McKee spent Wednesday with W M Van Horner and R J Nomners. Leslie Minnier and L L Becker shared Friday dinner at Al Abben’s. Henry Freese and Rosetta Blohm of Dumont visited Vernon Rindels Friday.
The Greene Sportsmans Club announced motor boat and hydroplane races on the Shell Rock river at Greene next Sunday August 13. Other social notes include visits by families and friends across several towns, a Clarksville state park Eagles reunion on July 30, and updates on local hospital care for Bessie Richard in Mason City.
The Greene town council adopts Ordinance No 225 establishing sewer connection charges for new extensions at 275 60 and requires payment to the town clerk before installation. The measure allows the council to approve or refuse installations, clarifies it does not replace statutes, and imposes a 3500 to 10000 dollar fine for violations. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication.
Greene town council met August 1 1960 with mayor presiding and councilmen Teeple Morey Kingery McLennon Hamilt dan Ham?ton, Teepick, Curtis. They approved first reading of Ordinance No 225 creating charges for sewer connections and establishing assessment methods and penalties for violations. The measure passed on roll call with all ayes. A resolution followed adopting the ordinance.
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