Greene City Council Special and Regular Meetings 1974
Greene Iowa city council met January 2 1974 for a special session at City Hall with Mayor Arthur Weiss and six councilors. Eva Grice sworn as Assistant Clerk and oath given to mayor and council. January 7 1974 regular meeting approved minutes and appointments set salaries and appropriations for 1974. December payrolls and bills discussed. January 16 1974 special meeting hired police chief David Martin and considered gas reimbursement and group insurance bids.
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Greene City Council
City
Arthur Weiss
Wilford Griner
Harold Kock
Leonard Morey
Marvin Nelson
Charles Stanton
Eva Grice
Weiss
Morey
Nelson
Eva H. Grice
Griner
Kock
Otto Kielman
James O’brien
Robert Raisty
Wayne Fischer
Howard Raisty
Norman Graven
B. W. Andersen
Greene
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IPERS
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Missing California children after flood wrecks home
Jim 14 and Cathy 12 Emery Moore children remain missing in Meyers Flat Calif since Jan 16 after a log jam flood demolished their home. Their mother Bertha Brown Moore is a Greene resident and sister to Mrs. Keifer and Mrs. Schafer. Also notes a local honors graduate, Steven L. Hinders, son of Warley Wilkinson, graduating from Sheppard AFB Texas in aircraft mechanics.
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Jim
Cathy
M&m
Emery Moore
Meyers Flat
Calif
Moore
Bertha Brown
Greene
Leo Keifer
Harold Schafer
Steven L. Hinders
Warley Wilkinson
Allison
Sheppard Afb, Tex
Air Force
Rites Pending for Mrs Milton Humke in Greene
Mrs Martha Humke died Tuesday evening at Mathers Nursing Home. Rites are pending at Reid's Funeral Chapel in Greene.
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Reid
Greene
Milton
Martha) Humke
Mathers Nursing Home
Iowa Power Farming Show Opens in Des Moines February 6 7
The Iowa Power Farming Show runs February 6 and 7 at the Veterans Auditorium Des Moines in conjunction with the 78th Iowa Farm Equipment Association convention. It features 149 commercial exhibits, experimental machinery from Iowa State University, and shop projects from Area Community Colleges plus Sears fashion shows for women. About 20 000 visitors from Iowa and surrounding states are expected. Tickets are available from Ecelberger Implement in Greene.
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Iowa Power
Iowa Farm Equipment Association
Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
Iowa State University
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Melvin Stukenberg
Sears
Iowa
Ecelberger Implement
Greene
Weekly Christian Men's Breakfasts on Wednesdays
The first in a series of weekly interdenominational Christian Men's Breakfasts met Saturday in the Community Center basement. Debates the start time and weekly rotation for devotions and cooking duties were set for 6 am Wednesdays starting January 30. Fred J. Hawker was elected chairman with Darryl Needham as vice chairman and Charles Stanton as treasurer.
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Xian
Fred J. Hawker
Darryl Needham
Charles Stanton
Rams tame Nashua in 65 50 win shows strong team depth
Greene Rams beat Nashua 65 to 50 as they shoot 50 percent from the floor and dominate the boards 38 23. Steve Stark leads scoring with 26 while Jim Van Eschen 12 and Rich Allison 14 help the effort. Defenders Van Eschen and Stark combine for 19 rebounds and strong interior defense. Next, Greene eyes an upset of undefeated Nora Springs in conference play.
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Nashua
Nashua Bulldogs
Rams
Jim van Eschen
Steve Stark
Rich Allison
Keith Ponto Ji
John van Feschen
Les Parker
Keith Ponto
Allison
Fridnight
Nora Springs
Eagles
Rams Fall 57 50 Against Saints In Corn Bowl Clash
St Ansgar toppled the Rams 57 to 50 in a Corn Bowl Conference game. Greene struggled early trailing 14 5 after the first quarter and 29 14 at halftime. A late rally cut the gap to five with under two minutes left as Rich Allison led all scorers with 22 and Jim Hannam scored 15 for St Ansgar.
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Rams
St Ansgar
Greene
Saints
Rich Allison
Steve Stark
Jim
John van Eschen
Brian Frevert
Keith Ponto
Paul Anderson
Jim Hannam
Ramblerettes overpower Nashua 57 to 49 in league clash
Greene Ramblerettes defeated Nashua 57 49 on January 18 for the season's second win. Linda Grumley led with 35 points while Julie Johnson added 16 and Pam Miller 6. Grumley and Schafer spearheaded rebounds with 5 and 9 steals by Schafer highlighted the game.
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Greene Ramblerettes
Nashua
Linda Grumley
Julie Johnson
Pam Miller
Janet Schafer
Deb Schrage
Cindi Muhlenbruck
Hospital Notes On Stabenow And Hesalroad Surgeries
Mrs. Will Stabenow underwent major surgery at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Mason City. Eddie Hesalroad entered Floyd County Memorial Hospital on Tuesday January 22 and had surgery on Wednesday morning.
Show Me Christian Rock Opera at Greene Presby Church
A Christian rock opera titled SHOW ME! will be performed Monday at 7 30 p m at the First Presbyterian Church in Greene by 12 Westmar College students with Craig Frevert of Greene as a soloist The production features 12 singers from The Sam Machine directed by Rob Poseley Writers Jimmy and Carol Owens describe the show as a bold critique of church hypocrisy and a call to personal conversion The event is sponsored by Greene area cooperating churches with a free will offering
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Presbyterian Church
Mon
First Presbyterian Church In
Greene
Westmar College
Craig Frevert
Sam Machine
Rob Poseley
Jimmy
Carol Owens
California
Jesus
Jimmy Owens
Christ
Carol
Suc
Bob Benson
Impact Records
Greene High School Band to seek funds for Six Flags trip
The Greene High School Band earned a spot at the Third Annual Six Flags Over Mid-America Concert Band Festival in St. Louis, Missouri, May 9 10 and 11. A benefit ball on February 1 at 8 30 pm at the Community Center kicks off the drive with nostalgia themed music and a dance contest.
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GHS
Mid-America
Greene High School
St. Louis
Greene
North Town
Greene Band
M&m
Gerald Stephenson
Walter Wunsch
Martin Senne
David Tower
Robert Nordmeyer
Jack Macklin
Ramblerettes rout St Ansgar 83 54 in league clash
Ramblerettes defeated St Ansgar 83 to 54 on Tuesday January 15 to improve their conference record. Linda Grumley led scoring with 33 points while Pam Miller added 22 and Julie Johnson 20. Deb Schrage grabbed 9 rebounds and Janet Schafer had 8 steals as the team shot 53 percent to their opponent's 39.
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Greene Ramblerettes
St. Ansgar
Ramblerettes
Greene
St Ansgar
Linda Grumley
Pam Miller
Julie Johnson
Jane Kanter
Renee Majewski
Deb Schrage
Cindi Muhlenbruck
Janet Schafer
Lisa Rehrends
Jr Highs Rally Beats Marble Rock In Cold Rout
After a frigid first half Jr Highs overcame Marble Rock 13 to 12 at halftime and 40 to 28 final. Patti Holtz Kathi Muhlenbruck and Jody Ebling sparked the offense in the third quarter while strong defense kept Marble Rock from advancing. Joan Schmidt Darla Ritter Cathy Stephenson and Tammy Menken contributed sturdy defense and rebounding in the second half. Ellen Macklin Kim Wunsch and Mary Wahlgren helped in the fourth quarter.
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Jr Hi Ghls
Marble Rock
Patti Holtz
Kathi Muhlenbruck
Jody Ebling
Joan Schmidt
Darla Ritter
Cathy Stephenson
Tammy Menken
Ellen Macklin
Kim Wunsch
Mary Wahlgren
Ward court tie and overtime win for 8th grade girls
Kim scored 4 points and Marv 2 to tie 12-12 at the buzzer. Wahlgren made the deciding free throw in overtime for a 13-12 victory. The 8th grade girls led Marble Rock 10-8 first quarter and widened the gap, with strong forward and guard rotations contributing to a 40-28 win and only one prior loss to Marble Rock.
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Diana Beck
Kathy Nordmeyer
Sandy Stanton
Vonnie Heitland
Kari Schmidt
Aliene Jensen
Sherri Kittleson
Iz Holtz
Heide Groff
Marble Rock
Sandra Downing
Jo Pitcher
Jeanne Drakle
Rhonda Fraschi
Kathy Adlemund
Kay Zimmerman
Susan Tack
Jr Hi Rams Split With Marble Rock
The 8th grade team won 33 to 36 on January 16 led by Phil Wahlgren with 12 Jim Anderson 10 Dave Needham 9 and Mike O'Brien 5 O'Brien grabbed 17 rebounds and Wahlgren added 8. The 7th grade team lost 323 with Jeff Eimers 10 Pat Nikolas 5 and Matt Bigler 4 as top scorers.
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Jr. Hi Rams
Marble Rock
Phil Wahlgren
Jim Anderson
Dave Needham
Mike O'Brien
Mike O’brien
Rams
Jeff Eimers
Pat Nikolas
Matt Bigler
Randall Landers
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