Edtor Speaks On Training And Iowa Fishing Funds
The Edtor speaks on training and discipline shaping young athletes, urging adherence to rules. He argues state fishing conditions need funding from sportsmen to curb pollution and restock waters, citing Shell Rock River as a case. He envisions a statewide network of streams and asks readers for a market in classifieds and notes a 3:30 am wake due to wind.
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Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
Shell Rock River
Former resident dies in Canada at 88
Mrs. Joe Wood learns of the death of her aunt Mrs. Oliver Marriot aged 88 at Chil lowak British Columbia Canada. Funeral and burial followed at Chil lowak. Eunice Newbern born near Greene, daughter of Noah and Julia Newbern, has lived in Canada for many years.
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Joe Wood
Oliver Marriot
Chillowak
British Columbia
Canada
Eunice Newbern
Greene
Noah and
Julia Newbern
Leo Benson Speaks at Creamery Cooperative Meeting
The Farmer's Co operative creamery Association held its annual meeting at the high school auditorium on Saturday February 6 with about 200 attendees. Leo Benson of State Brand Creameries Mason City was guest speaker after the luncheon. Duane Smith was re elected secretary treasurer and Harley Hansen and Charles Pyatt were re elected directors. Officers over include Clair Johnson president Leonard Litterer vice president and Lowell Allen director. H G Geil is buttermaker with Carroll Schroeder James Brinkman Merl Kruger as assistants. 1959 butter production totaled 1 096 332 pounds.
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Farmer’s Co-operative , Creamery Association
Leo Benson
State Brand Creameries
Mason City
Duane Smith
Harley Hansen
Charles Pyatt
Clair Johnson
Leonard Litterer
Lowell Allen
H. G. Geil
Carroll Schroeder
James Brinkman
Merl Kruger
New Baby Kari Schmidt Born In Charles City
Mr and Mrs Robert Schmidt announce the birth of a daughter at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City this morning Wednesday February 10. The baby weighs 8 pounds 2 1/2 ounces and is named Kari. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Jerry Siemons.
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Robert Schmidt
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Kari
Henry Schmidt
Jerry Siemons
Mrs Mockmore Addresses Students and PTA Group
Mrs Buena Mockmore spoke to Greene High School students and the Parent-Teachers Association on February 3 in the school auditorium. Dennis Smeins Bruce Ackerman led the pledge. the next PTA meeting is March 1 due to Ash Wednesday. Mrs Mockmore urged parents to trust teens and explained understanding teenagers.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Buena Mockmore
Henry Smeins
Dennis Smeins
Bruce Ackerman
Holtz
J. T. Truitt
Mockmore
Greene
Butler County
Shell Rock
Polio Fund Drive Totals Reach $411.95
Mrs. P. C. Peck, chairman, reports March of Dimes donations totaling $411.95. Greene Community School students contributed $93.75 and Sacred Heart Academy $7.00. Envelopes returned amounted to $217.25, Veterans Club dance added $83.00, store containers $10.85, with some funds to be allocated to Butler County. Last year’s total from all sources was $201.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Peck
Greene Community School
Sacred Heart Academy
Veterans Club
Butler County
Season closure and opening dates for fishing and trapping
The State Conservation Department bans taking smallmouth and largemouth bass, wall eye and sauger north of Highway 30 after February 15. Northern pike season north of Highway 30 ends February 15. Bass east of Highway 30 opens May 28, 1960. Walleye and sauger north of Highway 30 may be taken starting May 14, 1960, which is also the northern pike opening. South of Highway 30 bass season is continuous. Raccoon trapping ends February 10 midnight and beaver closes March 1, 1960.
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State Conservation Department
Defendants Win Verdict In Floyd Suit For Damages
A Floyd County district court jury returned a verdict for the defendants in a $10,000 personal injury suit filed by Mrs. Fred Pattschull of rural Charles City. She claimed knee and back injuries from a collision on March 1, 1957, involving a car driven by her husband and another driven by William Bangs of Greene.
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Charles City
Fred Pattschull
Gabe and Hamilton Implement Co
William Bangs
Greene
Bangs
Pleasant Grove Township
Floyd County
Hildebrand Receives Military Transport Service Pin
Major Floyd Hildebrand age 39, son of Mr and Mrs Norbert Hildebrand of rural Charles City, was awarded the Military Transport Service Gold Flying Safety Lapel Pin by Lt Gen William Tunner. The honor marks 5,000 accident free flight hours after eighteen years in service with postings in the China Burma India theater, Tripoli Libya and Wiesbaden Germany. The Hildebrands formerly resided in rural Greene.
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Rloyd G. Hildebrand
Norbert Hildebrand
Charles City
Military Transport Service
William Tunner
Military Air Transport Service
Hildebrand
China-Burma- India
Tripoli
Libya
Wiesbaden
Germany
Hildebrands
Greene
Mrs Hoyer Armstrong Returns Home to Dallas
Mrs Hoyer Armstrong flies back to Dallas Texas after a five week visit with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Agnew in another household.
Devereux Brothers Enter U S Service
Alex Devereux 19 of Dougherty enlisted in the Navy and left for San Diego boat training after graduating in 1958 from St Patrick High School. His brother William R. Devereux joined the Army in March 1959 for three years, training at Fort Riley and Fort Knox. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Paul Devereux of Dougherty.
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Alex Devereux
Dougherty
United States Navy
San Diego
St. Patrick's High School
Alex
Plc
William R. Devereux
Fort Lewis
Washington
Bill
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Paul Devereux
Dough~erty
Scouts mark 50th anniversary with record active membership
The Boy Scouts of America announce during Scout Week that active membership surpassed five million. 1959 closed with 6,043,195 boys and adult leaders in the movement, including 3,168,763 Boy Scouts and 1,822,062 Cub Scouts. Explorers total 275,563 and adult leaders 1,356,432. Winnebago Council in Mason City reports 6,013 members and 176 units.
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Boy Scouts of America
Curtis Richm
Winnebago Council
Arthur A. Schuck
Schuck
Mason City
Correction notice for Butler County supervisors appointment
A correction to the January 2 1960 Butler County Board of Supervisors meeting published in Greene Recorder specifies the fourth paragraph should state: Moved by Voss and seconded by Ramige to appoint Glenn Stafford Steward of the Butler County Home from January 1 1960 until March 1 1960 at $250 per month. Motion carried.
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Butler County Board of Supervisors
Jast’ Wiek
Greene Recorder
Voss
Ramige
Glenn Stafford
Butler County
Butler County January Old Age Assistance totals and related recoveries
Butler County January Old Age Assistance payments totaled 19 108 dollars with an average 738 78 per recipient, plus 865 50 for Aid to the Blind to nine individuals and 5 573 50 for Aid to Dependent Children across 149 recipients. Statewide cash recoveries in 1959 reached 1 777 373 10 through liens, estate sales, and refunds, with 1 615 305 64 from estates and real estate, while many recipients sell property to end or reduce assistance.
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Butler County
Butler
State Department of Social Welfare
Marshall C. Jewell
State Board of Social Welfare
Jewell
State Department
Mason City Girl Taken to Mercy Hospital with Pneumonia
In Hospital Portia Tolliver daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Tolliver of Mason City was taken to Mercy Hospital in Mason City on Thursday with bronchial pneumonia.
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Portia Tolliver
Edward Tolliver
Mason City
Mercy Hospital
Meyer's RCA Wins Men’s Tourney With Heyenga Majewski Firsts
Meyer's RCA captured the team event in the city bowling tournament with 2,668 points, Roy's Repair 2,649 and Gambles 2,636. Carl Heyenga won the singles, Darrell Kingery and Galen Miller took doubles, and Gene Majewski won all events. High scorers included Galen Miller 235, Delvin Koeff 498, and Elmer Stock 549 among top totals.
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Meyer
RCA
Carl Heyenga
Darrell Kingery
Galen Miller
Gene Majewski
Roy
Repair
Gambles
Albrecht Hatchery
Shield- Bantam
Powersville
Dwight Barnhart
Ralph Behnke
Roy Henline
Russell Meyers
Glenn Shaffer
Jim McLennan
Lyle Shultz
Shield Bantam
Elmer Stock
Powersville - Delvin Koeff
Bob Barth
George Merfeld
Don Gerseman
Paul Cheney
Orville Wiegman
Glenn Shafer
Gersema
Paul Hamilton
Adrian Dolan
Starkweather
Wayne Fischer
Kenneth Jackson
Jim McLenman
Jack Whitehead
John Hamilton
Fischer
Jackson
McLennan
Whitehead
Hamilton
Shafer
Behnke
Lester
Stock
Sexter
Dickman
Feldman
Koeff
Carl Hey
Stop Sign Violations Sentenced in Local Courts
In J P EKnight's court Donavan David Hites of Greene was fined $6.00 with $4.00 costs for a stop sign violation. In Mayor Kelly's court Robert Dean Teeple was fined $30.00 with $4.00 costs for stop sign violation and careless driving.
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J. P. Eknight
Donavan
Junior High Plans Party On Saturday
Eighth grade students will entertain seventh graders at a party in the lunch room Saturday night from 7:30 to 10:00. Junior high sponsors will act as chaperones.
District Court to Convene March 7th in Butler County 1960
The First Term of the Butler County District Court for 1960, presided by Hon. C. H. Wild of Allison, will convene March 7 1960. Grand and trial jurors have been drawn with reporting dates and township listings for March 8 and March 14 1960 respectively.
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Beaver
Lyle Schmidtke
Bennedette
Charles Dann
Butler Co
E. Burroughs
Coldwater
Raymond Kramer
Dayton
Leslie Swick
Fremont
Bob Feltus
Jackson Roy DeBower
Jefferson D. M. Schultz
Monroe
Dick Vogel _ Pittsford
Betty Cooper
West Point
Albion Township
Toliva Alberts
Norma Froeming
Grace Hook
Gaylen Kuperus
M. F. Schoenman
Clarence Smith
Elmer Thorne
Muriel Harmon
Eva Nieman
Paul Kramer
Butler
Betty Fick
Darlene Garrison
Don Lodge
Roberta Albrecht
Henry Beckman Jr
Carl Busma
Beryl Crandell
Emily MacLeod
Archie McNeilus
Margaret Needham
Lucy Newbern
Irene Starkweather
Marian Stewart
Barbara Stock
Paul Wunsch
Fred Peters
Daisy Stub
Dr Carl Malone to Speak at Greene Commercial Club
The Greene Commercial Club announces Dr Carl Malone Extension Economist Iowa State University as guest speaker for the quarterly meeting on Tuesday evening February 28. He will discuss rural Iowa's economic outlook and how Greene community members can address future challenges. A club dinner at 6 30 p m precedes his 8 00 p m address in the school gym with invitation to all residents.
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Greene Commercial Club
Carl Malone
Iowa State University
Malone
Iowa
Greene
Commercial Club
Ice Fishing Is Super At Lansing
Reports from the northeast corner of the state to the fisheries section of the Conservation Department show crappie and bluegill ice fishing providing strong fun for youth. East of Lansing on Bridge Road fish hit minnows. north of town bluegill and crappie take minnows and other baits. observers counted 195 fisher mens cars along a 21 mile causeway on a recent Sunday.
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The
Conservation Department
Lansing
Bridge Road
Soybean Meeting February 18 in Floyd County
Floyd County soybean raisers will learn about adapted varieties weed control and cultural practices at an Extension Service meeting in Marble Rock on February 18. Dr Harvey Thompson ISU extension agronomist will lead the discussion. The event is in cooperation with the Co op Elevator Marble Rock to help farmers raise soybean yields. Albert Penning West Point Township Bert Lindaman Clare Marsh Mrs Robert Schrage.
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Floyd County
Extension Service
Marble Rock
Harvey Thompson
Iowa State University
Co-op
Dale Staudt
Albert Penning
West Point Township
Bert Lindaman
Clare Marsh
Robert Schrage
New Books at The Public Library Feature Biographies and Novels
The Public Library adds Moss Hart’s Act One a revealing theatre autobiography. Kerr’s Wilfred Grenfell life and works profiles a humanitarian beginning in Labrador in 1892. Abigail by Aswell explores a Quaker girl’s longing for broader friendship. Dear Beast links a Vermont woman to a Southern town after her town book sparked interest. Teen titles include Magic Word Hall Bonnie Kathleen Blocklinger Blue For The Bride England Sara Winslow M D Gadis.
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Moss Hart
Kerr
Wilfred Grenfell
Labrador
Abigail
Aswell
Halis
Beast
Vermont
Magic Word
Hall
Bonnie Kathleen
Blocklinger
Blue For
Bride
England
Sara Winslow
M.D
Gaddis
Girls Tourney Opens With Yamblerelles vs Sheffield
The Yamblerelles meet Sheffield Tuesday at 7:00 PM in the first round of the Girls Sectional Tournament. Semifinals are scheduled for Thursday evening with details continued on page 4.
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Yamblerelles
Sheffield
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Commission
Recorder
Abe
Floyd
Floyd Hildebrand
Heart Fund Drive
Heart Fund
Allison
Richard Speedy
Aredale
Beryl Richard
Bristow
John Harmes
Dumont
Don Heard
Loren McRoberts
Jean Springer
County
Plainfield
Urban Kelly
Callwater
Lawrence Paplow
Glen Lindell
Lawrence Jepsen
Walter Wilhelm
Duane Miller
Alice Barnett
Francis Boom
Pittsford
Dale Stock
Ervin Folkerts
Neil Wrggle
Clarksville
Neil Bolin
District Court
Fred Niehaus
Jefferson Township
Clifford Ackerman
Henry S. Henrichs
Sophia Ressler
Madison Township
Tena Lupkes
Gus Maifeld
Monroe Township
Tom Bierman
Harley Considine
Ruth V. Hansen
A. E. Sents
Ben Trey
John Alexander
Harold Anderson
Ben Hovenga
Clair Springer
A. W. Stock
Neta Trou- Aala
Ripley
John Spain
Bernice Benning
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