Weekend visitor from Lincoln stays with Breeka family
Aredale News notes Airman 2nd Class Gaylen Breeka of Lincoln Nebraska spent a weekend with the Harry Breeka household, visiting the local area and sharing time at the family residence.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1959
Page
7
Aredale News notes Airman 2nd Class Gaylen Breeka of Lincoln Nebraska spent a weekend with the Harry Breeka household, visiting the local area and sharing time at the family residence.
Locals report numerous gatherings and visits across the community from Monday to Sunday including Turkey Supper, Pot Luck Dinners, and several house calls. Separately, a state gas tax division probe unfolds with firings, audits, and political maneuvering as Governor Loveless orders a three CPA led review and Republicans react during a Des Moines caucus.
The 4th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Etzen and the 12th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Etzen were celebrated Saturday evening in the John Etzen home.
The Home Study Club met Wednesday at James Worley's residence for a family pot luck dinner. Members present were AN, with three absent, and three visitors attended the gathering.
State treasurer M L Abrahamson has fired George Marchi from the motor vehicle fuel tax division, a move announced in this Iowa Press Association weekly news release. The action signals a shakeup in state tax administration as officials confirm the personnel change.
Representatives from six major cities including Petaluma Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco New York and Miami Beach appeared before a committee to pick the 1960 GOP convention site. Meade Alcorn said Democrats selecting Los Angeles would not affect the Republican choice. TV networks also discussed communication issues with the panel.
Sherman Needham longtime Iowa state superintendent of printing died at his desk in the statehouse last week at age 77. He served since 1942 and collapsed while discussing a motor vehicle fuel tax printing job. He helped publish the Keokuk County News in 1903 and later led the Hard County Ledger and Ames Mile Post. He was named master editor publisher by the Iowa Press Association in 1943.
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