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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
8
April 15 wedding plans announced for JoAnn Jacobs of Greene and Leon Berger son of Cecilia Berger of Whitemore and the late John Berger. Berger employed at Shield Bantam in Waverly.
Mrs. George Kielman celebrated her birthday with a family pot luck on February 12 at her home. Attending were numerous Kielman relatives from Clarksville Rockford Charles City Dougherty Shell Rock Cedar Falls Greene and Greene area including Otto George Clarence Litterer Roger Schafer Melvo Majewski and Melvin Majewski and guests. Cards from friends and relatives were received.
The couple married Sunday February 12 at 2:30 in Oak Grove Christian Church near Vinton. Rev. Richard A. Lasso officiated as family members and friends attended the double ring ceremony with gladioli decor. The bride wore a white crepe gown with lace and a silk illusion veil, carried red roses, and was honored by bridesmaids and a matron of honor. A reception for 150 followed in the church parlors.
The laundry clinic in Shell Rock is postponed to Thursday March 2 at the Boyd Building. Roberta Reckler notes the Butler County Extension Service sponsors the event. Exhibits open at 7 00 p m with laundry equipment water conditioning and fabric care on display. A 7 30 p m program covers water quality water conditioning laundry methods and fabric care.
Mr and Mrs Henry Paul of Clarksville formerly of Greene celebrate 35th anniversary on Sunday February 26 no open house planned. Married at Galena Timois they have lived in Rockford Greene Clarksville and Shell Rock and now reside in Clarksville. They have one daughter Mrs Evelyn Wilkenson and three grandchildren.
The Coldwater Community Club gathers at Mrs. Melvin Kollman’s home on Thursday February 23 at 2 PM with a patriotic program planned. The Greene Community School art department and the Woman's Club sponsor a Fine Arts exhibit March 21 at the elementary school auditorium. Guests included Connie White Judy Wetzel and Diane Wetzel at the wedding.
Miss Claudia Ann Nielsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Harlan Nielsen of Dike will marry Michael Squires son of Mr and Mrs Everett Squires of Greene on April 1. The bride elect works at Northwest Plastronics Grundy Center while the groom elect farms with his father.
The Dayton Willing Workers 4-H Club met Monday February 20 with twenty one members answering roll call on kitchen safety. Talks covered ingredients, kitchen terms, and importance of measuring led by Marilyn Murphy Barbara Allen and Pam Brinkman. Demonstrations included safety tips for electric mixers measuring liquids and dry ingredients beating blending stirring time saving mixes and planning packed lunches by several members. Francene Holzschuh and Anita Meyer demonstrated topics of their choice. The meeting closed with the 4-H Pledge reporters Janet Hagarty and Jolene Murphy.
Music Mothers held a February 13 meeting in the school cafeteria led by president Ann Truitt. Ways and Means report, marching band button repairs, and the March 11 Farmers Elevator dinner were announced. The girls trio sang Tonight, Shenandoah was performed, and coffee with cookies was served. The next meeting was set for the elementary school.
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Mrs Helen Lucas home on Friday afternoon February 17 with 11 members and 3 visitors present. Mrs Tom Zurcher presided, Mrs Lois Pringle read the scripture, and Mrs George Knut son taught the lesson. The next meeting is March 3 at Mrs Fannie Shultz home.
The Floyd County Extension Council named ten people to a new 4-H and Youth Committee at its February meeting. Area III members include Arlie Wedeking and Frank Katcher. Area IV appointees are Orlo Natvig and Walter Huxsol. The panel plans a county wide youth program and will form subcommittees to run activities and events.
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