The 4 Editor Speaks on Community Fire and School News
The piece notes the tragic death of two Du Mont youngsters in a barn fire prompting local reflection on fire safety. It also discusses mixed feelings about the Rudd Marble Rock Rockford Community School bond approval and hopes for future integration with Greene School System. It praises a testimonial dinner for Henry Drake and Dias Ellis, noting excellent speakers and good humor, and ends with defense of the newspaper as the best, economical source for news and bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Post Office to Be Open Saturdays in Greene
The Greene post office will be open all day Saturdays December 10 and 17 until 5:00 p.m. Postmaster Robert Curtis advises residents to mail Christmas parcels early in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Robert Curtis
To Build New School At Rockford
Voters in the Rudd Rockford Marble Rock Community School District approved a $750,000 bond for a new high school in Rockford, after a third election reached a 62 percent majority. Rockford led with 673 211 in favor, Rudd 199 157 in favor, Marble Rock 287 197 against. The site is the east edge of Rockford at the old hemp plant.
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Rudd-Rockford
Marble Rock
Rockford
Rudd
Free shows at high school auditorium this December
Community youngsters can enjoy free matinees at the high school auditorium on Saturdays in December. This Saturday presents That Old Gang of Mine, an East Side kids show, with two remaining screenings Wagon Wheels on December 17 and Rollin Home on December 28 featuring Russell Hayden and Jean Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hayden
Jean Parker
Left For Texas Winter Visit For Ira Marsh Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Marsh left for McAllen Texas to spend the winter months en route they will call on Mrs. Marshs sister Mrs. Warren Garrett at Winona Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ira Marsh
McAllen
Texas
Enroute
Fire Claims Two Dumont Children
Funeral services were held in Dumont for Brian Maifield four and Terri Ditzman five who died in a barn fire Wednesday. The two played in the Maifield barn while their mother prepared a piano lesson. Fire destroyed the two story frame barn and aroused a rescue attempt that found the children’s bodies about 6:00 p.m. Both families mourn their young losses as funeral services were conducted at Salem United Brethren Church with burial in Dumont Cemetery.
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Dumont
Brian Maifield
Terri Ditzman
Brian Kirk
Don Maifield
Terry Lynn
Robert Qitzman
Maifield
Brian
Dumont Fire Department
Ing
Terri
Duumont
Sheila
Clell
Bing) Crosby
Ontjo Maifield
Grace Greenfield
Ackley
Debra
Wayne
Jimmie
Fred Victor
Minneapolis
Lena Quitzman
Hampton
Salem United Brethren Church
Turkey Winners Listed From Saturday Drawing
Winners of turkeys drawn Saturday evening are Harry Eliason Janet Schipper Roy Wefel Archie Raymond Martha Block Henry Bliss Virgil Harris Donald Devi es Kay Nordmeyer Lola Worley Dan Stubbe Mrs. Francis Brink man Basil Johnson Rose Brink man Mrs. Dean Shultz Wayne Feldman Mrs. H. W. Reinking John Stauffer Mrs. Harry Brinkman Leo Landers Mrs. Gladys Ditch en George Merfeld Melvo Ma jewski Mrs. Leo Frascht Jim Leomer August Heeren Fred Feldman George H. Schafer Florian Rutz Al Rodenbeck Donald Feldman Victor Olsen Clarence Kretzschmar Harold Heeren Joe Neal Fred Drakle Floyd Todd Floyd Fiddick John Johnson Henry Feyereisen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Eliason
Janet Schipper
Roy Wefel
Archie Raymond
Martha Block
Henry Bliss
Virgil Harris
Donald Devies
Kay Nordmeyer
Lola Worley
Dan Stubbe
Francis Brinkman
Basil Johnson
Rose Brinkman
Dean Shultz
Wayne Feldman
H. W. Reinking
John Stauffer
Harry Brinkman
Leo Landers
Gladys Ditchen
George Merfeld
Melvo Majewski
Leo Frascht
Jim Leomer
August Heeren
Fred Feldman
George H. Schafer
Florian Rutz
al Rodenbeck
Donald Feldman
Victor Olsen
Clarence Kretzschmar
Harold Heeren
Joe Neal
Fred Drakle
Floyd Todd
Floyd Fiddick
John Johnson
Henry Feyereisen
Social Security Office Visit In Allison For Benefit Help
A Social Security Administration representative from Waterloo will visit Allison at the Court House on December 12 and 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. The official will assist with filing applications for federal benefits, obtaining social security numbers, and employer identification numbers. Call the Waterloo district office at room 702 Black Hawk Building for details or ADams 4-1554.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Waterloo
Allison
Court House
Earle T. Johnson
Black Hawk Building
W. 4Th & Commercial Streets
Adams
Farmer Class Speaker Invited For 1961 Outlook
Mr. Martin Fabricius, vice president of Farmers National Bank at Osage, will address the adult farmer class on Farm Outlook for 1961. The meeting is set for 8:00 p.m. Monday December 12 in the vocational agriculture room at the High School. A film on Rural Civil Defense was shown last week followed by a discussion on farm actions in case of an atomic attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fabricius
Farmers National Bank
Osage
Study Plans for Financial Help To Worthy Students
Greene community educators propose a loan fund to aid graduates with college potential who lack funds. A 3 to 5 member committee would select recipients using school records and input on need and reliability. Gifts to a non profit fund could be tax deductible, with a local clearing center offered by Superintendent V. J. Tatum.
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Greene
V. J. Tatum
Local Girls Present Messiah at Luther College Decorah
Luther College in Decorah hosts Handel's Messiah on December 9 10 and 11 with eleven soloists led by Miss Jeanette Wirth and Miss Darlys Smith. Wirth, a Greene native and sophomore, will sing Behold A Virgin Shall Conceive and O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther College
Decorah
Jeanette Wirth
Fred’ Wirth
Greene
Darlys Smith
Galen Smith
Greene Buck Winners Listed From Saturday Drawing
Winners of Greene Bucks announced Saturday afternoon include Marisa Miller Mrs. Maurine Kanter John Menken Earl L Keen Jr Mrs. John Scott Fred Dralle Estella Dailey Ruth Armstrong Mrs. Lewis Kiefer Mrs. H. H. Hillegas and Jane Kretzschmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Bucks
Marisa Miller
Maurine Kanter
John Menken
Earl L. Keen Jr
John Scott
Fred Dralle
Estella Dailey
Ruth Armstrong
Lewis Kiefer
H. H. Hillegas
Jane Kretzschmar
Clarksville man fined for vehicle control in Butler Township
John Fleshner of Clarksville was picked up by Deputy Sheriff Marvin Barth in Butler Township on a charge of failure to have his vehicle under control. He was fined $25.00 and $14.00 costs in Justice of Peace Frank Knight's Court.
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John Fleshner
Clarksville
Butler Township
Marvin Barth
Justice of Peace
Frank Knight
Merchants Feature Christmas Specials in Greene Area
Local merchants in the Greene trade area advertise pre Christmas sales across all merchandise and services. The specials include free cash drawings, shows and turkeys as appreciation to customers who patronized them during 1960.
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Greene Trade Area
Christmas Festival of Music at Iowa State Ames
The fifth annual Christmas Festival of Music, presented by the ISU Department of Music in Ames, features two free performances on Sunday December 11 at 430 pm and 8 pm in the Iowa State Armory. Over 1000 ISU students perform including Craig Burroughs Sandy Maxson and Bruce Mead.
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Department of Music
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa State Armory
Craig Burroughs
Sandy Maxson
Lowell Maxson
Bruce Mead
Robert Mead
Test Corn for Sealing At ASC Office In Allison
Mr Theo J Bauman announces farmers should bring a sample of corn to the Butler ASC office for testing before sealing to save time. If dry enough, the sample will be sealed. Shelled corn must be in the bin 30 days before sealing and meet moisture limits by crib width.
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Theo. J. Bauman
Butler Asc County Committee
Butler Asc
Hospital Admission Notice for Fred Anderson in Cedar Valley
Fred Anderson was admitted to Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City for treatment on Saturday.
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Fred Anderson
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
New Bristow Parents Welcome Sons and Daughters
New residents Mr and Mrs James Kline of Bristow announce a son born Saturday December 3 at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City weighing 8 pounds named Daniel James. Mrs Kline is former Susan Busse of Greene. Mr and Mrs James Menke of Greene announce a daughter born Sunday December 4 at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City weighing 7 pounds 8 4 ounces named Tamela Ann.
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James Kline
Bristow
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Daniel James
Kline
Susan Busse
Greene
James E. Menken
Tamela Ann
Study Advantages of One School District
Butler County eyes uniting districts to form a single administrative unit to support a comprehensive high school. A merged district would encompass over 750 senior high students, enabling economical planning and program delivery. The County Office of Education invites groups to discuss future education planning and will address questions in upcoming columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
County Office of Education
K. Rowley
Butler County Schools
Mrs Harold Barnett Returns Home From Cedar Valley Hospital
Mrs Harold Barnett was returned to her home on Tuesday from Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City where she received treatment.
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Harold Barnett
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Debie Postmus Died Suddenly in California Child
Relatives report the death of Debbie Postmus two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Postmus of Penoe California after a one day illness on November 25 She was the great granddaughter of Mrs Nellie Curtis.
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Debbie
Frank Postmus
Penoe
California
Nellie Curtis
Plan Dance at Country Club by Top Hats
Country Club hosts a New Year’s blue dance with music by the Top Hats. All members and guests are invited to attend the event at the club.
In Rest Home Joseph Murray Recuperates After Hospital Stay
Joseph Murray, a patient at Cedar Valley Hospital for two weeks with a fractured left hip, has been moved to Clark Rest Home to recuperate.
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Joseph Murray
Cedar Valley Hospital
Clark Rest Home
Rites Held for Jacob A Tack 79 in Greene Iowa
Jacob A Tack 79 of Greene died Friday morning from a heart condition. He was born December 2 1881 to John and Rachael Tack on Mount Nebo near Greene and married Mary Hurd in Allison on December 4 1907. Survived by wife three sons two daughters thirteen grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 00 pm Presbyterian Church Rev G F Buller officiating burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Hammel and Martin Funeral Home Clarksville in charge.
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Jacob A. Tack
Greene
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
John
Rachael
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Darrell
Harold
Ivan
Leatha) Belthius
Waterloo
Theodore
Velma) Brinkman
Isaac Louis
Glenn
Marble Bock
LeRoy
Marie) Taylor
Frances Ver Plank
Fred
Susan) Besalroad
Nashua
Offa Dreier
Abraham
Presbyterian Church
G. F. Buller
Rose Hint
Hammel and Martin
Clarksville
Couple Welcome Son Bryan Charles at St Francis Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Merlyn Senator raise their son Bryan Charles born Wednesday November 30 at St Francis hospital Waterloo weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces.
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Merlyn Senator
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Bryan Charles
Vesper Service by Methodist Youth Fellowship
The Methodist Youth Fellowship invites the public to a Vesper Service on Sunday December 11 at 4 00 p m at the Methodist Church. Attendance is open to all.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Methodist Church
Ramblers rout Rockford 81 to 41 as girls fall 54 to 38
Greene hosts Rockford last Friday with the Ramblers building a quick 8 to 2 lead and bolstering to 56 17 by halftime. Local forwards Curtis and Wharton led with 17 and 10 points while Ryner paced Rockford with 22. The Ramblers shot 32 of 55. Next up Nashua then Nora Springs trip for Ramblerettes and Ramblers.
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Ramblers
Rockford
Greene
Curtis
Wharton
L. Ryner
Paulsen
Katcher
Badine
Engles
Jones
McDowell
Rohawks
Nashua
Ramblerettes
Nora Springs
Powersville Congregation Opens New Church This Weekend
The Powersville Alliance Church moves December 11 to 8th and Clinton, Charles City, to begin services in a new building valued at 50 000 dollars. Ground breaking was April 10 and the structure, 46 by 70 feet, seats 200 with a large colored glass window, nursery, eight classrooms, full basement, modern kitchen, rest rooms, pastor’s study, library, assembly and furnace room. The congregation has met in the North Powersville School house, now Lyle Stauffer School, during the interim.
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Powersville
Last Weeks Bowling Results Across Local Leagues
Weekly bowling results for Hot Shot League, Wednesday Night Rollers, Mixed League, Friday Town and Country League, and Saturday Junior Corn Cobs show team standings, high scores, and notable individual performances. Top performers include Galen Miller, Glen Shaffer, and Roy Henline with multiple high totals, plus several 200s and 500+ series across leagues.
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Nettleton’s Insurance
First State Bank
Miller Real Estate
Kemming's Sinclair
Ross and Barnett
Bristow Elevator
Glen Shaffer
Roy Henline
Gambles
Albrecht Hatchery
Greene Farm Equip
Greene Motor Co
Klassi Motors
Greene Lanes
Greene Farm Equipment
Greene
Donovan Ruffridge
Jack Whitehead
Jim McLennan
Pin Dusters
Happy Fillers
City Rollers
Charmayne Sneed
Bettie McLennan
Lyle Mathers
Elmer Stock
Wayne Feldman
Char Starkweather
Sperry Insurance
Stanton Livestock
John Deere
Sherman’s
Spory Shop
Davis Texaco
Tewell
John Deer
New Books at The Public Library
Man High by Lt Col David G Simons recounts a nearly disastrous record-breaking space ascent in a personal account. Also features Dorothy Roberts With Night We Banish Sorrow and Cato Shelly’s first person tale of a six-deushier family and New York City life after college. Edward Wallant’s 200 Years, The Human Season follows Joseph Berman, a plumber, through Russia memories and loss. Art Linkletter’s Con fessions of a Happy Man presents his life story with Dean Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man High
David G. Simons
Outer Space
Dorothy Roberts
Cato Shelly
New York City
Art Linkletter
Dean Jennings
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