Greene Folks Remember 1961 Floods Tornadoes and Growth
In Greene residents faced a record flood on March 27 that saturated the business district and damaged the bridge, followed by a September 1 tornado that razed farms from Dumont to Nashua. Yet progress continued with a new elementary school and a post office amid temporary homelessness, with the community rallying to aid those affected.
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Greene community mourns longtime resident Charley Williams
The Greene paper notes the death of its oldest resident Charles Williams aged 101, who died last June. Known as Charley, he remained active in Greene affairs and was remembered for his cheerful, witty observations that endeared him to many. The article also highlights youth groups and community activities featuring scouts, FFA, 4 H and school groups.
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Ramblers Name Two New Coaches at Conference Championship
James Sandy and Kenneth Sutton assumed duties as coaches for the Ramblers guiding them to the Corn Bowl Conference Championship and shaping the squad for an all conference selection.
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