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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
7
Fragmentary report mentions names like Sergeant Salvido returning from the Philippines after his father’s death. The text references Mrs. Ray Saplaels, Gren Tomes Geer, Edwin Wedeking, and Robert Tord, with mentions of Waterloo and a move to Texas for a military assignment.
Three individuals were honored at a Saturday gathering, with CURT cited as a sponsor or host. The event spotlighted community service and achievements, naming the honorees and acknowledging their contributions.
Mrs Frank relies on Water Gerald Reisen Na Too Mr Giowtha Dunndad Mr and Mrs Robert Tofad Kimberlee and Karme of Cedar Falls hosted special guests at the Wedeking residence in a Sunday gathering.
Fragmentary Clarksville item references figures Harry Vortex and Mrs George amid unclear local notice. Names appear amid garbled text with mentions of residents and possible events.
A Clarksville event advertises a free show this Saturday featuring James Newill Dorothea Kent and a cast including Buschins Weerly and Mrs Bueenring. The item notes a relocation of the former jewelry store on Main Street and mentions Rev James Doll nay mowing duties.
The State Conservation Commission accepts shotgun deer hunting license applications through 4 30 p.m. CST September 10, 1963. Late entries will be returned. A drawing will select 17,390 licenses in a random process. Application blanks available from county recorders or the Conservation Department.
Part of Clarks home in ruin as Newbern Lucy ere vieted Mrs Charles i evening. Donald Lee and re Thursday ne home of Dratle and Pripoli on evermimg WShors it aed Wee H sstine. Mr and Mrs Harlen Held of Wisconsin spent part of week in the Howard Clark home. Other Thursday evening simner guests were Mr and Mrs Cop Yatchson and Mr and Steve Cl and Todd of Waverly. Mr and Mrs Dave Clark and family. Mirs Ty Yost visiting western states and Oregon. Ernest Bo 2 passed away. Mr and Mrs W H Skinner drove to Town Thursday and brought A R Miller to the Ah rens Rest Home where he will be cared for until he is able to return home.
fragmented notes describe deer license rules, bow and shotgun seasons, zones, deadlines, and possible dates. mentions Iowa, first come basis, December 11 season, and limitations on license applications with unclear references to bow and arrow licensing and slander of anchory.
Des Moines Iowa commissioner William Sueppel warns Iowans to clear tall weeds and uncut brush at country crossroads to prevent hidden traps. He cites 72 traffic deaths blamed on poor visibility and urges a statewide effort by farmers, ASCS offices, county agents, and conservation personnel to improve sight lines and safety.
Court list shows multiple defendants charged with entering a through highway without stopping. Each paid a 10.00 fine and 4.00 costs. Several others fined 10.00 and 4.00 costs for parking, with one suspension noted. Names span Waterloo Greene New Hartford Shell Rock Parkersburg Allison and other towns with multiple makes listed.
Butler County lists new car registrations including Harveys and Mildred Ulfers of Parkersburg for Chevrolet and others such as Walter Ro Rausch of Dumont for Ford and Irene L. Stockdale of Aplington for Plymouth. Also John or Rose Ann Ridder of New Hartford and Oscar or Gladys Meyer of Aplington among Ford entries. Rural corn management tips from Iowa State University cited by Sueppel and an unnamed Volkswagen agent urging a cleanup plan with formula to top corn at intersections.
The state board of social welfare reports an average seven percent boost for ADC claimants starting September. chairman Arthur Downing says the rise stems from a larger legislative appropriation, lifting grants to 80 percent of need from 75 percent since April 1964, with prior levels of 64 percent two years earlier. State funds total 6.1 million for the current fiscal year, up 1.8 million over the previous biennium.
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