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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
6
A collection of brief thanks from multiple families thanking friends, neighbors, and church clergy for prayers assistance condolences flowers meals and support during illness and bereavement. Names include Carl Dreier Glenn Ikenberry Emil Edler Joe Korinke Howard Edler and others.
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of Orville V. Ebling as administrator of Mary Bernice Ebling deceased, and Marie T. Barnett as executrix of Edward M. Merfeld deceased, both in Butler County Iowa. Debts and claims to be presented to the respective administrators for allowance. filings to the Clerk of the District Court. Dated 1963 and 1960 respectively.
Gov. Hughes proposes boosting salaries for about 40 key state officials to attract top talent, with total annual cost around 150 000 dollars. Targets include state auditor treasurer secretary of state secretary of agriculture attorney general and others with increases from 11 000 or 12 000 to 15 000 16 000 or 18 000 dollars. The plan excludes most other state employees and follows longevity raises. Weather and grain studies note productivity gains split between better farming practices and favorable weather, with weather still a major factor in future yields.
Dr. I H Borts director of the state hygienic laboratory at the State University of Iowa says eliminating brucellosis in swine will cut human cases in Iowa and other midwest states. He notes progress against human brucellosis comes from cattle control and pasteurization, but swine infections remain a major problem. A bill to regulate public utilities passed the Senate 26 to 20, not fully satisfying private and rural co op groups or League officials who seek stronger consumer protections.
Park Rinard, executive director of the League of Municipalities, says more protections are hoped to be included as the House considers a stronger bill. He urges comprehensive safeguards for cities and local governments in the proposed legislation.
Dr Arnold Toynbee, 73, made his first Grinnell appearance as visiting professor of history and warned that world unity is the only alternative to annihilation. He said since 1945 humanity holds power of self destruction and must devote paramount loyalty to the human race as a whole.
Governor Hughes has transmitted two additional appointments to the Iowa Senate for confirmation. Irene Smith, a Democrat from Ottumwa, is reappointed to a second six year term on the state board of social welfare. Dale Parkins, a Democrat from Des Moines, is named state labor commissioner for a two year term, succeeding Clarence Daily, a Des Moines Republican.
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