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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1969
Page
9
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The file records estate probate actions and a Jackson Street vacating ordinance in Greene Iowa with dates in August 1969. It notes executor Ella Waculla, Craven Graves attorneys, and public notices, plus council actions on street closure, payments, and city finances and staff.
The Greene City Council met August 4 1969 at Town Hall with Mayor William Bamker and six council members present. The budget for 1970 was approved and the tax levy forwarded to the County Auditor. A beer and liquor license for James Fesenmeyer was granted. James Schroeder offered 1.80 per foot to lay new sidewalk along Perrin Park east side. Consideration of a water main from 4th Ely to Sth Ely and vacating Jackson Street from Harrison to Cleveland followed, with motions carried.
Marble Rock residents welcomed Mrs. Steven Smith of Tampa for a two week stay with the Merfeld family. Mrs. Michael Trevett and Andrea of Rudd joined Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewald for Mr. Ewald’s birthday cake and ice cream. LeRoy Minnesota couple DeLone Wood stayed with the Wood family from Friday to Sunday, Art Asmussen of Fremont visited through Sunday with Carl Maxson and Paul Bucklen households. Douglas and Carolyn Merfeld attended a POA show in St. Louis. Robert Lange of San Bernardino, California, joined the Merfeld family for breakfast Friday.
Bristow locals entertained visitors from Newport News Virginia Waterloo Allison and Dumont and Dumont area residents joined in dinners and suppers at several homes. The note also reports University of Iowa and army worm counts across the state with 10 to 50 per square foot for Gunderson.
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