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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1958
Page
2
The article argues that a large defense budget and added government spending are coming, potentially shortening the 1958-59 recession. It notes the President's message to Congress signals higher current and next year budgets, with boosts in defense, building, and civil service pay. Strong entities include Eisenhower and the administration, plus defense and budget plans.
The Bristow News notes a Wednesday evening meeting of the birthday club at the home of Mrs Lewis McKinney with ten members present in honor of Mrs Bob Ressler.
Week end visitor George Francis of Lewisville Minnesota spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carnes Jensen. He joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Orval Lowe and daughters of Forest City.
The pasted local column records numerous Friday Saturday and midweek visits among Hearn Abben Wabbena Merrill Jungling Sherman Kruger Schwennen Hearn and several other households in Waterloo Hansell Clarksville Aredale Greene Dumont Shell Rock and Waverly. The Brownies earned 20 dollars in a bake sale and multiple families shared meals and dinners across nearby towns.
George Stewart sold his butcher business last week to Dale Hearn of near Dumont. The deal transfers ownership and business assets to Hearn who will continue operations at the established location.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Mennen announce the birth of their son at Lutheran Hospital Hampton on Tuesday morning. The new arrival adds to the family, with congratulations extended to the parents.
Youth Sunday will be observed next Sunday with young church members in charge of the services.
Liberty Hall in Des Moines Iowa hosts the United States Brewers Foundation Iowa Division event at Liberty Hall. Details outline venue and schedule for members and participants.
Green Mountain hosts Mr and Mrs Earl Fleener and children for Sunday dinner. H W Drake and wife traveled to Minneapolis on a business trip and returned Tuesday. Marion Belknap and daughter Kay visit. Ruth Roberts and Marian Witwer were Waterloo visitors. Arthur Weiss and Charles Dailey group at Mason City Friday. Mrs Dailey departs for Arcadia California to visit Douglas Ford family. Lewis Murphy leaves for Luis Obispo California to spend winter. Arvid Lindell Glenn Riggins and John Beal in Chicago on business Monday to Thursday. Mary Louie Zeigler former Greene teacher now at Britt visited friends Saturday. Mrs R Ludwig visited relatives in Iowa City over the weekend.
Plainfield residents Mennenga and Wubbena family guests. Bob Ressler and daughters visit Opperman home in Allison. Weiland and Kruger families dine with Ralph and Bert Hemmen. George Jungling and Mans Mennen host. Lilly DeBower from Waterloo weekend with Dufelds. Hearn hosts and attends Masonic installation at Marble Rock. Sherman, Henning, Merrill families visit Hampton and near communities.
Mrs I R Boyd visited relatives in Aredale last Tuesday Clarene Boyd returned to Stephens College Columbia after a month at home Eleanor visited William Weinburg home Allison Judson Ackley came from Vancouver Washington to visit her husband Mrs Frank Kielty and children of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents Sidney Kinsedahl returned from Tacoma where he worked in shipyards and will join the armed forces soon Marietta Bradley of Waterloo weekend in Ira McRobert s home Mrs Russell Meyers visited cousin Mrs R O Brunson in Waterloo to Friday Mr and Mrs Marshall Christensen of Nashua visited Mrs Anna Mellinger Pearletta Bellows left for Waterloo Mabel Baker left for Odell Nebraska to visit Frank Dailey family Rev F H Voelker installed as orphan s name superintendent at Waverly Roy Krambeer and daughter moved to Mason City E H Rhode and Jack of Manchester weekend guests Robert Fischer Iowa State Teachers College father F C Fischer Emma Poppe and Darrell Tack married at Wilmar Lutheranch Miss Martha Schnee 91st birthday January 19 24 ladies at tea Friday night for band uniform fund 500 game played
Maurice Sutton of Shell Rock wins the 4 H Holstein Heifer award for outstanding dairy work. Mrs H W Drakle hosts quilting parties for Band Mothers uniform project. Art Hunemiller was assaulted at the creamery with a $25 reward offered for arrest and conviction. Miss Ida Barnhart travels to Aurora Illinois to visit family. Delmar Kingery returns home from cedar balls week. Mr and Mrs Leo Wilson host friends for 500 and radio listening. Several local residents visit and celebrate birthdays and parties. Chore Boys 4 H member wins junior dairy honor. Floyd Wessel notes Sutton has three years in 4 H and serves as club president. Calf Anamosa Iowana Gaiety born Nov 6 1957 bred by Mers Reformatory Anamosa sold at Waterloo Nov 16 1957. Donors include Butler Bankers Association and Butler Grundy Farm Service. To qualify, member must have dairy as a project and be under 14.
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