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Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1965

Page

4

Large Fish Breaks Iowa Records in 1964

The Iowa State Conservation Commission released its Official Big Fish Records for 1964 highlighting five state record catches. Notable entries include a 50 pound three ounce channel catfish by Lawrence Carpe of Des Moines, a four pound crappie by Harold Conrad of Keota, a nine pound eight ounce largemouth bass by Harley Bryan of Montezuma, and a 58 pound paddlefish by Leslie Young of Cedar Rapids.

Iowa State Conservation Commission Lawrance Carpe Des Moines Harold Conrad Keota Harley Bryan Montezuma Leslie Young Cedar Rapids Bute Beck Creek Mertey Ervan Dany Freech Dickie Biowa Teu Misesiogi Merman Goon Little Sagua River Larry Meher Thay Jared Conrad Ges Mariey Iryaa Mori Thomas Schievper Iowa River Massissivoi Allamskee Ari Basch Musassipa Lena Bisa Jonarca Dowa French Creek Allamakee E.sety The Conservation Commission Commission Boundry IoIwa

Iowa fish records and right to work law jeopardy noted

Grassley reports the Iowa legislature now under urban counties raises concerns over the right to work law. The article lists 1964 record entries across eight fish divisions, notes four divisions had no entries, and outlines 1965 entry rules including weight limits, required documentation, and deadline of January 1, 1966.

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Stage Show to Benefit Mental Health Center

The Music and Drama Club of the Waverly Woman's Department will stage the three act comedy Ladies in Retirement on February 12 and 13 at the loge chapel auditorium in Waverly. Proceeds go to the Cedar Valley Mental Health Center. Local actresses and Wartburg student Allen Lyndrup star, with John Gill directing. Tickets from Dr. J. T. Truitt in Greene.

Waverly Wartburg John Gill J. T. Truitt Greene

42 Dairy Herds Tested in Butler And Bremer Counties

The Bremer-Butler Dairy Herd Improvement Co op completed December testing with 42 standard DHIA herds and 113 owner sampler herds totaling 4316 cows. DHIA supervisors Merl and Charles Lillibridge noted 28 cows on DHIA records yielded at least 450 pounds of butterfat, listing owners including Ralph Albrecht Sumner and Royce Tack Aplington among others.

Bremer-Butler DHIA Merl Charles Lillibridge Ralph Albrecht Sumner Roland Arms Waverly Clyde Sorge Janesville Ellis and Smith Greene Wendell Michael Harold Sutton Shell Rock Royce Tack Aplington

Death of Dr. Virgil Hancher Shocks Iowa Education

Dr. Virgil Hancher, 68, former University of Iowa president emeritus, died of a heart attack in New Delhi while serving as a Ford Foundation higher education consultant in India. His long career included a U.S. education role at the United Nations after Rhodes Scholar studies and a Chicago law practice before 1940.

Virgil Hancher University of Iowa New Delhi India Hancher Iowa Ford Foundation United States United Nations University of Jews Oxford England Chicago David Dancer The Board of Regents Dr. Hancher Higher Education

Iowa City scientist named acting director of state lab

Gene W. Ronald, 33, a dairy bacteriologist from the state hygienic laboratory in Iowa City, was named acting director of the state milk and food laboratory in Des Moines. He succeeds Mrs. Huda Felland who resigned her post paying about $10,200 yearly.

Nicholas Coad le Mars Northwest Richard Dennler Felland Coad Dennler Lee Ken Owen Iowa Iowa City State Milk and Food Laboratory Des Moines Gene W. Ronald State Hygienic Laboratory Huda Felland

Iowa Senate approves constitutional bingo amendment

The Iowa senate backed a 44 to 14 vote to legalize bingo by amending the state constitution. The measure advances to the house, with a long process ahead as two consecutive legislatures must approve it in identical form before a voter referendum.

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