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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
2
The forecast says many 1958 cars will keep standard filters flowing, with lubrication intervals lengthened to 2000 miles for some models. None will have fuel injection as standard, but about 20 models may offer it as an option. Air suspension is expected on 70 percent of models, with several making major exterior and interior changes.
Reports from a trade publication say 1958 models will gain oil capacity to over five quarts while engines get more under the hood updates. Many brands may push 3000 mile oil change intervals, with 43 percent of new cars aligning to longer service cycles. Next Wednesday August 4 marks a local vote on forming a Community School District prompting civic turnout.
Fire Aredale News notes a Sunday birthday dinner at Reeds Lake for Earl en Lata Halan and seven relatives. Lois Kinchow and Lyle Youngberg wed August 10 at West Fork Church. The couple will teach in Springfield Missouri where Lois will work. Various local residents enjoy visits, business trips, and family gatherings across Iowa Minnesota California and Texas including a picnic and campus events.
Mrs Joan Rutte from Santa Ana California visits her parents Mr and Mrs D Davis. Her husband expects to be released from the Air Force in December.
Stratman a former commercial teacher at Greene High School leaves for Honolulu to teach there. Eleanor Bates of Bismarck arrives for a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Leonard Lucas. Mr and Mrs Harold Swant return from Jamestown ND after two weeks away. Fred Feldman family back from Lake Mille Lacs MN. Jane Frodden returns from Camp Lake Hubert MN after nine weeks. Melba Johnson of Esterville visits Dale Wildman home. Harley McMeen and sons of Washington IL visit parents Mr and Mrs Percy Lucas. Perry Hunrichsen and Beryl Hart graves families spend Sunday with Nelson Hartgraves. Hulda Starkweather visits New Hampshire with Mrs J Jacobson. Harriet Alfers and son from Council Bluffs visit Marsh home. Wayne Parcher and Eldred Mather return from 10-day trip to northern Minnesota. C L Weston and family of Des Moines visit Lows Maiven and Christina Heinz. Jim Agnew returns from Burlington after visiting friends. Con Wilson of Iowa City stays with his mother J M Wilson. Guid Cole and daughter of Burlington visit. Mary Lind visits Robert and Cecil Cole homes. Wara McCunnii of Cedar Falls visits relatives. Persis Pooley, staying with her parents, leaves for Cleveland OH. Rex and Mrs J Ludeman host Everett Hodgin of Greenville and married couple visiting. B N Needham spends Tuesday in Mason City on business. Fred Strickler and Merle Kahuda of Storm Lake visit relatives in IA and Dougherty. A J Ramker and Chicago family visit IA Bethke home. Ruth Bethke accompanies them to a week’s visit. Warren Hollingsworth and sister-in-law and sister visit.
At Winnipeg Canada they visited Mr and Mrs Clyde Buck master in Minnesota on their way Mr and Mrs Harold Algeyer of Black Hills South Dakota visited Mrs Syverson on their way home They had visited her father John Miller at Strawberry Point.
The Greene Recorder lists visits and travels among residents and families. Mrs R Draves went to Colorado Springs to visit father Thomas Hollingsworth, Mr and Mrs Ernest Van Raden near Aredale hosted Sunday, Wesley Huff and family visited Cedar Falls relatives, Rev J Burton and son Eugene of Lena Illinois visited Greene, Miss Lucille Dailey left for Monrovia California with sisters and husbands Dale Clark and Otto Schmidtke, Father M J Hogan returned from Ireland with a reception in St Marys basement, H M Goode family from Waukon visited John Dobel, D Blazer F R Rimegard and Charles Sproul of Clear Lake with Lela Eikenberry of Des Moines dined at C V Lockwood, F E Gales Helen Billy John Stanton returned to Sioux City after vacation with relatives, Miss Margaret Dolan returned from Monroe Michigan, Miss Dorothy Simon returned from Chicago and Indiana trip, Cliff Fischer and Pete McEvoy families enjoyed a Lansing and Spilville sightseeing trip.
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