Friendly Neighbors Birthday Club Meets at Dralle Home
The Friendly Neighbors Birthday Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Marlys Dralle’s home honoring Mrs. Vera Stewart and Mrs. Worry bs Mike a rocking chair. Attendees included Mrs. Carol Viets, Gladys McNeilus, Mrs. Ann Rindels, and others from Dumont Greene and Bristow.
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Friendly Neighbors
Friendly Neighbors Birthday Club
Marlys Dralle
Vera Stewart
Joyce Ostrander
Carol Viets
of Dumont
Gladys McNeilus
Ann Rindels
Lena Kielman
Flossie Wendt
Joyce Frey
Local residents update on health and visit at Waterloo
Bristow resident Gordon Merrill returned home from Allan Memorial Hospital in Waterloo on Wednesday after knee surgery ten days earlier. Randy Stanek of Allison was a Sunday dinner guest at Gordon and M M Merrill’s home.
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Gordon Merrill
Allan Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Randy Stanek
Allison
M&m Merville
Community Social Page Guests Listed by M M Names
The notes list numerous visits and guests at various homes in the area, featuring M M hosts including Cuvelier, Fotkerts, Kramer, Weiland, Wendt, Van Dyke, Merfeld, Folkerts, and others. Visitors come from Dumont, Allison, Northwood, Cedar Falls, Greene, Denver, and Des Moines with dates spanning Mon through Sun.
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Charles Davis
Coder Falls
Mon
M&m
H.E. Cuvelier
Wayne Hewitt
Thurs
Minoo Fotkerts
Sen
Sfternese Queets
Kurk Kramer
Tom Siefken
Charles City
Vern Lindaman
Allison
Sum
Melville Eberline
Dewayne DeBerg
Dana Hahn
Percy Merril Sr
Halden Collins
Dumont
Fred Sherman
Bob Agaitsch
Northwood
John Weiland
Lyle Hmicker
Don Wiegmann
M&m Freed
Roy Merfeld
George Stewart
Wed
Clair Merfeld
Cedar Falls
Stacey
Wendt
D.D. Lindaman
Kurt Kramer
Henry van Dyke
Lilly Bronsema
Sunafternoon
M&m Minne Folkerts
Harley Cuvelier
M&m H.E. Cuvelier
Cuvelier
Burdine Hahn
Dorothy Gibson
Greene
Charles Reams
Marble Rock
Vera Stewart
al Wendi
Ben van Dyke
Pearl Noelting
Pauline Yarce
Des Moines
Lester Rogers
Minne Folkerts
San
Ivan Cuvelier
New Hartford
Craig Cuvelier
Daughters
Hampton
Harry Wedeking
Clarksville
Sun
Alvena True
John Henning
Fred van Dyke
Mrs. van Dyke
Seventh grade girls beat Allison-Bristow 35 27 for second win
The Greene seventh grade girls topped Allison-Bristow 35 to 27 as they pulled away in the fourth quarter after a three point lead at end of the third. Sue Becker led with 24 points while Jackie Staudt added 7 and Sheila Ebling 4. Judy Meyne started at forward and several players saw action. The eighth grade team fell 10 29 with Kathi Muhlenbruck, Joan Schmidt and Jody Ebling on the forward line and Nancy Delp, Patti Holn, Tammy Menken at guards. all 21 players played.
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Allison-Bristow
Greene Girls
Sue Becker
Jackie Staudt
Sheila Ebling
Judy Meyne
Dawn Freeseman
Lois Heeren
Karla Landers
Eighth grade boys prevail as Allison edges Rams 39 to 31
The eighth grade opened the season with a win over Allison, leading 6-5 after one quarter and 14-12 at halftime before finishing 39 to 31. Jeff Eimers led the effort for Greene with standout play as the key contributor in the victory.
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Greene
Rams
Allison
Little Rams
Jeff Eimers
Social Roundup Notes From Marble Rock and Surrounding Areas
Dinner guests from Marble Rock and nearby towns fill weekends with family visits and celebrations. Visitors include Mrs. Jim McNeilus Sr. and Jim McNeilus Jr. in Charles City, Tim Love from Westchester Illinois, Mrs. Emmet Graves, and Anna Thieman. The Campbells observe their 55th anniversary with relatives in Rockwell and Mason City.
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Jim McNeilus Sr
Marcia
M&m
Jim McNeilus Jr
Cori
Charles City
Floyd Co. Memorial Hospital
Tim Love
Westchester
Ill
Emmet Graves
Keith Kingery
Cedar Falls
Anna Thieman
Sun
Robert Hickey
Mason City
Edward Merfeld
Merfeld
Ernest Campbell
Rockwell
Campbell
F.Y. Hiller
Des Moines
A.K. Jones
Winnie Campbell
Jerry Allen
Jennifer
Charles Murphey
Dike
Leslie Chambers
Waterloo
John Chambers
Koni DeWall
Dean Tweed
Rams Win 3rd Conference Game Over Nora Springs Eagles
Greene Raw won their third conference game 69 34 Friday night at Nora Springs as Greene built a 32 18 halftime lead and a 54 25 edge after three quarters. Steve Stark starred on offense with 12 points and strong boards, while Rich Allison hit 11 of 20 and Matt Bigier added 9 in the second half. Leading rebounders were Jeff Eimers Joel Baker and Randall Sanders. The seventh grade Little Rams fell 36 21 to Allison with Devin Hawker scoring 6 and Rod Fraschi grabbing rebounds.
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Greene
Nora Springs Eagles
Ram
Steve Stark
Eagles
Rich Allison
Matt Bigier
Pat Nikolas
Randall Sanders
Joel Backer
Darrel Schroeder
Doug Shulw
Jeff Eimers
Joel Baker
Little Rams
Allison
Bristow
Rams
Devin Hawker
Stan Miller
Mike Feldman
Ryan Smith
Rod Fraschi
Rams slump despite strong rebounding effort
Coach Eimers criticized three Ram starters who shot under 25 percent, signaling a need for better consistency after a 43 percent team dip this season led by Rich Allison at 35. Rams outrebounded Eagles 38 to 22, with Stark grabbing 11 boards and Frevert and John Van Eschen adding six each. Allison had four assists and eight recoveries, while Paul Anderson and Keven Jewell sparked defense and scoring off the bench. Scoring leader Rudh Allison posted 22 points followed by Stark 12 and Van Eschen 9.
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Ram
Eimers
Rich Allison
Rams
Eagles
Stark
Frevert
John van Eschen
Allison
Paul Anderson
Keven Jewell
Rudh Allison
Steve Stark
Jim van Eschen
Brian Frevert
Mark Miller
Randy Smith
Randy Wunsch
John Schwennen
Ramblerettes Defeat Nora Springs 74 to 46
The Ramblerettes held Nora Springs to six points in the opening quarter and raced to a 30 to 6 lead as Janet Schafer Jane Kanter and Lisa Behrends anchored a stifling defense. Greene improves to 6-0 overall and 3-0 in conference play while Nora Springs drops to 5-3.
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Greene Ramberettes
Nora Springs
Greene
Hampton
Rockwell
Ramblerette
Janet Schafer
Jane Kanter
Lisa Behrends
Greene Recorder publisher and subscription details
The Greene Recorder is the official Greene Iowa newspaper. It lists publisher Fred J. Hawker and editor Sylvia J. Hawker. It provides subscription rates: single copies 15 cents, by mail 25 cents. local county rates: $6.00 to $6.50, with $7.50 beyond the 4th zone.
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Greene Recorder
Greene
Butler County
Iowa
Fred J. Hawker
Sylvia J. Hawker
Butler & Floyd Co
S & Dougherty
Ramblerettes rely on defense as they win with bench power
The Ramblerettes built a halftime lead 41 22, boosted to 61 30 with starters in the third. Linda Grumley led scoring with 26, Laura Hams 18, Julie Harms 14, Jule Johnson 10. Reserves contributed as Deb McGee and others added depth. praise for defense and balance noted by coach.
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Ramblerettes
Linda Grumley
Laura Hams
Julie Harms
Vicki Heitland
Shern M Muhlenbruck
Karl Schmidt
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Krristow News
Percy Merrill
Weiltland
Carl Allan
Frank Kruse
Raymond Wagoner
Dale Crosby
Floyd Fiddick
Gary Smith
John Menken
Emmet Wintz Aplington
Paul Weiland
Roy Norman Flink
Orville Ebeling
Walter Wilke
Clyde Lord
Marlys
John Schipner
Quentin Hildebrands
Bert Morgan
Rural Carrier Greene Route
Couponi
Borderless
Lerger
UEC
Family & Friends
Austinson
Rell
Rengen
Sat
Dean Merfeld
Newark
Calif
Alvene True
Sarah Wiegmann
Orville Stewart
Rod Frascht
Dan Pitcher
Jay Majewski
Todd Christensen
Greg Johnson
Mitch Nordmeyer
N. Springs
the Greene Recorder
Rarararararara
Greenebucks
Mel
Greene Community Center
Greene Commercial Club
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