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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
6
Town laws require residents be notified of local proceedings and may include individuals or groups with a personal interest. The publication in this section serves as public notice, and readers should check notices carefully for process and implications.
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness shown during the sickness and death of our beloved wife step mother and grandmother We also thank Rev E Busch Dr Rathe Bartels home staff hospital nurses and helpers for comfort visits and help and for flowers memorials and cards.
A series of thank you notes from Walter Kemming Wei Mrs Billi Adams Tommy Frank Freeman and Margaret Egbert express gratitude for cards visits gifts flowers meals and church or community support during illness hospital stays birthdays and holidays. Messages also acknowledge church council firemen carolers oral singers and memorial remembrances.
John Bushbaum returned home from Germany to spend the holidays with family. He served three years in the military, two and a half of which were in Germany, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bushbaum. The piece also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stewart and a baby of Radonda Beach, California.
Donald Dodd son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dodd fractured his upper arm below the shoulder in a skating accident Friday.
Mrs Mary Mero left Friday morning for her home in Springdale Arkansas after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Al Bailey
Kenneth Falk named Iowa State Fair secretary by the Fair Board, replacing Lloyd B. Cunningham who retired after 20 plus years. Falk, 46, previously served as field secretary for the Iowa Heel Producers Association and secretary for the American Shorthorn Association. Salary is 8250 dollars with a furnished residence on the fairgrounds in Des Moines. The board had deadlocked 5 to 5 between Falk and Norbert Kash before Kash withdrew. Highway Patrol Chief David Herrick, 58, plans to retire next spring and will move to Atlantic Iowa. The Iowa Employment Security Commission reports average weekly earnings at 2.58 dollars, up 11 cents from a year ago, with 692,000 nonfarm employees in November, down 6,700 from October but 11,000 higher than November 1961.
Aredale locals including Donald Ufford of Tulsa and families of Zimmerran, Etzen, Mason, Moulder, and others shared holidays with relatives in Aredale and nearby towns. Visitors from Des Moines Dumont Waterloo Cedar Falls Menahga Melrose and Melbourne joined local households during Christmas and New Year celebrations.
Bristow News records a flurry of visits across area families. Clayton Boylan seen Maude Neal in Allison, Tommy Van Dyke stayed with grandparents the Wendts, Henry C. Schrage dined with Jim Schrage in Dumont, Lyle Morford and Roy Merfeld visited Larry Brody in Forest City, Harley Duffield and Miriam called on Mrs Tom Aries in Clarksville, Frank Merrill and family with Joe Merrill from Fort Worth joined Everett Merrill in Hansel, Johanna Shreve hosted coffee for Boylan Harken Kramer Hites, Dale Hearn and family stayed with Fred Siems in Ackley, with E P Berryman and sons of Waterloo calling afternoon. Further notes mention Al Wendt's afternoon with Henry Van Dyke and other social calls. continued on page 7.
Gov Harold Hughes will be sworn in Thursday January 17 in the House chamber, deliver an inaugural address, with a string quartet from the State University of Iowa. A governor's inaugural ball follows at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. tickets required for the ceremony and the event costs about 5000 dollars, roughly 1000 more than prior inaugurals.
Last year 1962 marked a grim year for Iowa fire deaths with 96 fatalities, approaching the peak of 98 deaths set in 1952.
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