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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
5
Mrs Eugene Wiltse of Greene announces Marilyn R Wiltse of Waterloo engaged to Robert L Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Herman Schroeder of Greene. A June wedding is planned.
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Mrs Russell Meyers home on Friday afternoon January 18 with eighteen members and one child present. Mrs Broadston presided, Mrs Meyers read scripture, Mrs Exkenberry asked quiz questions, and Mrs George Knutson delivered the lesson. The next meeting is February 1 at 2 00 PM at Mrs Ben Broadston's home.
The Gurf Scout neighborhood group will meet at the Community Center on Thursday January 24 at 2:00. Martha and Priscilla Circles at the Presbyterian Church also convene Thursday January 24 at 2:00. A crewel embroidery class taught by Mrs Clyde Frudden is sponsored by the Handicraft Club with an initial meeting to be held Friday January 24.
A 25th gathering will be held at 200 o'clock pm at the home of Mrs. James Graven. Attendees need only an embroidery needle and thimble.
The Dayton Busy Gophers club met Monday evening with sixteen members present. The agenda included the 4H pledge, roll call on New Year’s resolutions, and minutes read and approved. Clark Allen discussed respiration, Bruce Nettleton demonstrated photography with movies. Adjournment followed with refreshments served by several members’ spouses.
Mrs James Nettletor of Greene announces the engagement of her daughter Jeanne Wildman to Frederick William Nordmeyer son of Mr and Mrs Robert Nordmeyer Sr of Greene Miss Wildman daughter of the late Hoyt Wildman attended Upper Town University in Fayette and was formerly employed by the Burroughs Corporation in Des Moines Her fiancé is employed by the Farmers Cooperative Creamery in Greene.
The Bennedette Bob Cats met in the home of Ronald and Dale Litterer on Monday evening January 14 with nine members two leaders and five dads present as this was Dad's Night. Minutes were read and roll call answered by giving feeding rations of the livestock in the 4 H projects. Dale Litterer spoke on How Fertilter Can Help in a Time of Drought and Ronald Litterer demonstrated How to Keep Chicken Wares from Freezing. Mrs Litterer served lunch at the close of the meeting. Reporter Jerry Weiland.
Mrs Fa Goodsell of Greene announces the engagement of Linda Faye Goodsell to Kenneth Jean Minor son of Mr and Mrs Rex Minor of West Liberty and Mrs Geneva Minor of Iowa City No wedding date has been set Miss Goodsell works at Iowa Testing University of Iowa and her fiancé farms with his father
The Coldwater Country Cousins 4-H Club held its regular meeting at Youth Center on Saturday afternoon January 19. Fourteen members, three leaders and one guest attended. Susan Shultz was voted president. Reports covered summer clothes storage, undergarment care, and clothing accessories. John son demonstrated care and selection of accessories. Citizenship lesson by Carola Kehoe and Sue Brinkman. Meeting closed with the Double Feature for Your Future presented by Grace Benjegerdes. Marcia Kelly, reporter.
A compact, roomy wagon dubbed Chevy IT is presented as dependable with savings built in. Features include self-adjusting brakes, long lasting exhaust, a Delectron generator for battery reserve, and an appealing price with natty interiors and Body by Fisher craftsmanship. A chat with a Chevrolet dealer is encouraged.
The Willing Workers 4H Club met January 21 at the Youth Center with 19 members one leader and a guest present. A sewing workshop was tentatively planned for February 16 at 10:00. Various talks and demonstrations followed on pattern work care and wardrobe planning. Officers for the coming year were elected: Marina Petersen president Lawrence Prunty vice president Minnie Reinking secretary Gerald Stephenson treasurer. Lunch concluded the program.
The Chat-A-While Club met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Quentin. Members gathered for the usual social chat and community updates in a friendly informal setting.
The Floyd County calendar lists a Marketing Management Short Course second day at Moose Hall Charles City at 9 30 am on January 24 and a Sewing Class for leaders of Cotton Dress on January 25 at 1 30 pm. The items highlight local education and community activities with specific times and venues.
The Cub Scouts will play basketball between halves of the games on Friday evening at Hames arena.
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