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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1969
Page
8
Elmo Nyhus, 62, dies after heart attack with services in Clarksville and Ivanhoe. Herman Hartema, 48, of Waterloo dies of heart attack. services in Waterloo and Ivanhoe. Local notices cover hospitalizations, community visits, and upcoming civic and church events, with high scores from multiple local bowling leagues and social gatherings.
The Clarksville Woman's Club will meet on Friday morning March 7 at 9 30 in the Clarksville Cafe. Hostesses will be Mrs Sievert Reints and Mrs Jennie Gabby.
Clarksville Fire Department responded to a fire at Joe Molsberry home early Sunday morning. The fire started in his bedroom, burning bedding. Molsberry sustained burns on his feet and other parts of his body and was hospitalized at Waverly for several days.
PFC Steere, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Steere of Waterloo formerly Clarksville, has received the Combat Infantryman Badge at Pleiku Vietnam. He is assigned to Company D 1st Battalion 4th Infantry Division as a rifleman. His grandmother is Mrs Henry Rademaker Sr of Clarksville.
The Antioch Aid met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Conner with husbands as guests. A cooperative noon dinner followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rohlwing, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sutcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holzschuh, Mr. and Mrs. Len Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Conner, Harold Grapp, Mrs. Walter G. Best, Mrs. Beaney Coon, Mrs. H. S. Pulis, Mrs. Eber Shepard, and Miss Margaret Bliss. Later in the afternoon were Mrs. Lorenz Nordman, Mrs. Sievert Reints, and Mrs. Ivan Yost.
A neighborhood coffee hour gathered Wednesday at the residence of Mrs. Jake DeGroote Jr. in Clarksville. Local residents joined in casual conversation and kept a warm, community atmosphere.
Ronald Parcher of Rockford faced failure to stop at a stop sign with a $5.00 fine plus costs. David Gibson of Greene charged with failure to yield right of way with a $15.00 fine plus costs. Michael L. Bingham of Shell Rock cited for no valid hunting license with a $10.00 fine plus costs. Barbara J. Dilly of Clarksville for stop sign violation with a $15.00 fine plus costs. Ray A. Vanderwal of Pella for stop sign with a $20.00 fine plus costs. Ronald Allen Bergman of Waverly charged with failing to stop at a stop sign with a $15.00 fine plus costs. Michael Gene Williams of Waterloo charged with failure to stop at a stop sign with a $20.00 fine plus costs. Vernon Hanson of Cedar Rapids for false drawing and uttering with a $10.00 fine, restitution on check, and costs.
A Iowa City symposium on student power prompts lawmakers to consider obscenity laws. Eight legislators attend, Governor Ray condemns filthy words, a House subcommittee proposes corrective measures. Senator Messerly and Representative Camp pledge fiscal restraint amid talks on schools and services.
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