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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1973
Page
2
Ladd's Stump Service advertises reasonable insured tree and stump removal work at Fechts' Mobil Station with Allison contact number 287 2776.
National feed manufacturer seeks local sales representative with contact Don Adam at Box 429 Charles City Ta 50616. Also 1973 pool staff applications available from Drakle's and to be sent to Mrs Norman Graven Greene.
Clarksville newspaper notes memorial rites held in Arizona for Martin Pape. It also carries thanks from John Menken for cards and visits during hospitalization and after returning home, and thanks to Pastor Metzger for prayers.
Mrs. A Tilford, a former Clarksville resident, died in Long Beach California. The death notice reached relatives through Mrs. Herbert Wedeking who announced the passing of her aunt Mrs. Arthur Tilford of California.
Multiple local notices express gratitude for sympathy cards flowers meals and visits after deaths and hospital stays. Individuals named include the Kamp Blake Fiddick Wegand and Pape families with thanks to neighbors friends and local clergy. Funeral services for Martin H. Pape were held in Mesa Arizona after his Clarksville era life.
Mrs. W. H. Nordman has returned to her Clarksville home from the 11th Street Chautauqua Home in Charles City where she was convalescing after recent surgery at the Charles City hospital.
Barbara Lodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Lodge and Frank Vance son of Mr and Mrs Frank Vance Sr were married Sunday evening February 4 at Clarksville Emmanuel United Church of Christ. Rev R J Topp officiated in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride is a senior at Clarksville Community School and the groom works at Benson Locker. They reside at 114 North Adams Street Clarksville.
Oscar Holzschuh was taken by ambulance to Charles City hospital on Monday afternoon for observation and treatment. George Hoodjer was taken by ambulance to Waverly hospital on Monday afternoon for treatment of a heart condition.
The Jacksonette 4-H Club met February 12 at the Burger home starting 7:30. Joy and Mary Smith gave a Batik demonstration from Clarksville. Fourteen members answered roll call on What Science Why Means To Me. Karla Bohlen led the Pledge. New business included electing Sandra Wamsley as secretary and old business noted a $41.84 profit from the bake sale and a thank-you letter from Allison Manor for Christmas caroling.
The Coldwater Country Cousins 4-H Club held its monthly meeting at 7:30 PM in the Community Center with 14 members and 2 leaders present. A bake sale was planned, presentations on table settings and the four basic food groups were given, and a new cook’s advice talk was delivered. Prizes awarded include a microwave oven to Harold Steere of Allison and various small appliances to other members. Dinner was served to a large crowd at noon.
At Allison on Wednesday February 14 the R E C held a meeting electing Art Rickberg Waverly John Scallon Ackley and Leonard Hauser Clarksville as directors for three year terms Roger Peterson spoke on rising prices and said a rate increase is inevitable but will not take effect before July 1 with 582 major appliances sold and no further cash proceedings noted.
The 4H Pledge was led by Sylvia Hamilton. Presentations followed by Janet Burger Julie Burger Karla Bohlen and Sylvia Hamilton. Lunch was served by Jan Julie and Mrs Burger.
The Butler County Republican Women will meet Friday February 23 at 1 30 p m in the home of Mrs Walter Wilhelm in Allison Herman Faber chairman of the Concerned Citizens Committee of Butler County will speak on plans and financing of a new courthouse and may tour the courthouse for those unaware of its condition
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