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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
8
Elmer Shepard of Pawhuska Oklahoma died December 23 after a heart attack in a store. He is survived by his wife Lottie Wilson of Clarksville and a son and two daughters by a former marriage. Funeral services were held in Pawhuska.
Mr and Mrs V F Henning welcome a four day old boy named William James as their third adopted child, expanding the family.
Engaged Beverly Jean Rewerts daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Rewerts to Bill Cain son of Mr and Mrs William Cain of Shell Rock No date has been set for the wedding Beverly Jean is a Clarksville high school senior and Bill Cain works at Nash Finch in Waterloo
A Thursday evening joint installation for 1.0.0.F. and Rebekah Lodges was led by New Hartford Lodge. New officers named include Mrs. Earl DePuew noble grand and Cecil Lowe as L.O.O.F. conductors, with extensive lists of officers and supports for both lodges.
The Social Circle Club gathered Thursday afternoon at the Skinner Cafe dining room with Mrs. Charles Shepard as hostess. The U and I Club met at Mrs. James Harris’s home for an all day session featuring a cooperative noon dinner followed by a business meeting and social afternoon.
Sunday afternoon visits near Wilmar to Mr and Mrs Clarence Wabbena and daughter, plus Mrs Rose Carter and several Wedeking relatives. Friday evening guests in Laverne Schmidtke home near Greene, with more visits in Ray Wiedemeier home in Waverly and Bert Van derbrandt home in Plainfield. Rev. R J Topp attended a Buckeye funeral. Topp's guests later in Mayo Clinic observations for Eldon Topp in Rochester. Rebekah Lodge plans travel emblem presentation January 20 from DuMont. Mrs James Kirkwood of Oakland, California, visiting V R Shafer family.
Lt Merlyn McLaughlin announced paid training for Charles City area Air Force Reservists at a Tuesday meeting. The 2662nd Air Reserve Center commander outlined a new paid training course titled Management for supervisors, replacing weekly driving to Mason City. The Iowa effort supports the Iowa Air Age Education Council, aiming to promote education for living in the Air Age.
Technical Sergeant Donald Daiker left yesterday for Lafayette Indiana to serve as a recruiting officer. He has ten years in the air force and was previously in the dispensary at National Air Force Base Washington D C. He stays with his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Blair Moffett and his wife and daughters will join him when housing becomes available.
Iowa State College specialists Harvey Thompson and Jerry Meldrum will attend a meeting at the Extension Office in Allison on Tuesday January 21 at 1 30 p m. They will discuss new oat varieties trial results work at the Independence experimental farm early maturing grain varieties and fertilizer use and recommendations. Butler County farmers are urged to attend.
Morning worship at 10 35 a m with Jr and Sr BYF at 6 30 p m Evening service at 7 30 p m Guild Girls lead Monday Brotherhood at 7 30 p m Thursday Prayer and Bible study at 7 30 p m
St John s Lutheran Church led by Rev Fley lists Sunday services at 10 11 am and 8 pm plus confirmation class at 9 am Saturday Parish Education Committee meets at 7 30 pm Wilmar Faith Baptist Church in Marble Rock Iowa lists Pastor Vern Prugh with Sunday School at 10 am Worship at 11 am Jet Cadets at 7 pm Evening Service at 8 pm and Young Adult and Parents Classes at 9 15 am on Sunday.
Extension Director William Patton says farmers should remove small brush and seedlings now over the next two to three months. Weed specialist E P Sylvester advises spraying stumps with brush killer in cheap fuel oil for larger brush and trees, using run off to ensure penetration on a sunny day. Both methods effective for all brush and seedlings with no known resistant species.
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