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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1959
Page
2
The piece reflects on time healing problems and the importance of cooperation for urban growth. It stresses that successful business people drive progress and that modern Greece should learn this lesson to foster bigger and better local achievements.
The piece notes that happiness and pace create mental strain and that time and a serene outlook can solve much worry. Psychiatrists describe the mind as a healing instrument, improving performance as it heals unpleasant memories with patience.
Reflections from Recorder Mirror notes the McRebais Triplement Companys will hold a formal opening of their newly remodeled building on Saturday. February 26. Miss Diane Rodemiker of Clarksville spent the weekend with her grandmother. Mrs Bessie Bammanner and Mrs Russell Duncan were called to Downers Grove for the serious illness of Mr Duncan's father. Wi ana and Mrs George Bengen of Shell Rock were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Pearl Belknap. Mrs James Graven entertained her Sunday School class at a party on Thursday evening. Bobby Barth, son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Barth, is at home with chicken pox. Mr and Mrs Everett Baxter and family and Mrs Gatser viss-
Local residents including Corporal Francis E Kester on furlough from Fort Blading and families in Greene attended dances and visits. Several couples spent weekends in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and Fairfield. Bank retirements and new insurance offices noted. Relatives hosted birthday gatherings and guests from Oskaloosa and Waterlooo visited Greene homes.
Years ago James Stuntz of Chicago arrived in Greene Tuesday for a visit with relatives. Ray Swab, who has been bookkeeper and assistant cashier at.
25 Years Ago report notes Joe Harrington of Grand Rapids Michigan suffered a slight stroke several days earlier. Miss Mildred Small and Miss Bessie Bowman attended the Iowa Independent Telephone Association meeting in Des Moines and toured sites of interest. Mr Toombs of Toombs Auto Company sustained a broken arm while cranking a county truck. Miss Mavel Bush hosted forty youths at her home. Mr and Mrs John Ekenberry of Delwem visited relatives at the start of the week. Miss Hilda Martzahn, Lake Mulls teacher, spent the weekend with her mother Augusta Martzann. Mrs Cuba Clifton plans a two week visit in Ackley with her sister. Mrs Leonard Kingery and husband …
A Washington column reviews a 1958 Navy hospital incident involving clerk Abs Wasylkow and the impact of bureaucratic delays. It then critiques State Department representation costs and Senate spending fights, citing Fulbright and Kennedy, with notes on Teamsters reform and the $8 billion interest bill shaping next year’s federal debt.
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