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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
2
Local notices describe numerous visits and social events around Bristow and surrounding towns. Residents including Liesd Dover, Don Dovey, Bernice Wilder, Nadine Shaw, Earl Shaw, Donita Kruse, and many families from Hampton Dumont Allison and Waterloo are recorded visiting relatives, hosting guests, or attending suppers and luncheons over several days.
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A fragmented notice reports visitors including Mrs Joe Merrill’s family from Cleveland Illinois and Mrs Henry Schwobel of East St Louis Illinois spending time at the Merrill home. The text is garbled but indicates a family gathering or social call.
Mare Semore marked her second birthday with a gathering Wednesday evening at the Sidmore residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Darold Sidmore, Mr and Mrs Merlin Steers, fannick of Greene, Mr and Mrs Withiam Kruse, and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Brocka.
Bristow residents Mr and Mrs Ray Hahn and Mr and Mrs Burdine Hahn visited Lee Hahn Sunday at Scholtz hospital Waterloo. Mrs Ralph Weiland and Mrs M os Boylan were Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Shreve. Special dinner guests attended the 50th anniversary of The First Methodist church at Oran and later visited in the name of her parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Roberts. Mr and Mrs Charles Bohn of Allison and Mr and Mrs Ricn-
The U S Supreme Court rejects an appeal by Clarke, Wayne and Ringgold counties, leaving the temporary plan in place for 59 senators and 124 representatives. The permanent plan is dead. town labor officials urge the 1965 legislature to revise or adopt constitutional standards and set equal county representation while considering a unicameral option. Charles L. Bavis and Arthur J. Lewis of the AFL-CIO urge action or court recourse if needed. Governor Hughes doubts unicameralism but notes current houses are large.
The piece reports attorney general Hultman ruling against charging for summer instruction for under 21 students, affecting Iowa schools. It notes Gov. Harv Hagnes discussing a possible presidential visit to the Midwest, with Sioux City as a potential stop to cover four states. Scranton supporters greet him at Des Moines airport alongside Barry and Goldwater banners, featuring many teens.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bailey will host an open house for their 70th wedding anniversary Saturday afternoon July 4 sponsored by their children Mrs Mary Mero and Jay Bailey. They wed July 4 1894 in Greene Methodist parsonage. They lived in Kamrar then Tennessee and Arkansas before returning to Aredale. They raised three daughters and one son with nine grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. A niece from Seattle plans to attend. another niece has died. Birthdays celebrated earlier at Noelting Home for six members with cake and games.
Miss Ellen Davis of Blackstone Virginia visits with Mr and Mrs Frank Davis Jr and Miss Suzanne Lord of Boston in the Emmett Ufford home during a social stay the party includes visitors from Virginia and Massachusetts.
Darwin Bobst injured two fingers on his left hand when caught in a corn shelter at the Fred Zimmerman farm west of town on Wednesday morning. He was taken to Franklin General Hospital in Hampton for treatment and returned home on Thursday morning.
Mr and Mrs Jerold Stevens and family returned to Mendota Illinois after a two week visit in the W C Stevens home in Aredale and also with her family at Cresco.
In two Iowa races this year no candidate cleared 35 percent. The Sixth District Republican contest and the Seventh District Democratic contest each required party conventions to nominate a candidate. Republicans in the northwest met at Spencer on July 1 to renominate, while Democrats in the southwest met on July 8 at Avoca to choose their nominee, a scene last seen in 1928 after 96 ballots.
A sequence of social visits across small towns includes theEtzen and Muller families hosting in Aplington Cedar Falls and Hampton. Attendees include J C Hartgraves of Hampton, Al Bailey’s family near Cedar Falls, and Dallas Mason hosting a Father’s Day dinner near Iowa Falls. More guests from Hamp ton and DuMont called on Joan Etzen and Dwayne Johnson households.
The column lists dozens of families and visitors including Clif ford Schumacher Gregg of Iowa Falls Blair Noelting and Dows relatives on Father’s Day. Des Moines residents W M Weiser sons Mark and Mike travel weeks in Des Moines while others visit Ames Fort Dodge Montrose and Leach Lake. Notable events include a fall injuring Mrs Tom Buseman requiring eight stitches and a Helping Hand Club gathering at Glen Brown with Bertha Haussman hosting twelve members and four guests.
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