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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
3
A noted professor of business psychology argues that many entering college do not know how to study but notes improvements due to psychology on studying and reading. He urges students to take careful class notes review them after lectures and again before exams while warning against cramming and misreading questions.
Several families from Allison Dumont Greene and Parkersburg hosted and visited throughout the week. Claude De France and family, Harold and Harley Duffield, Ed Mennen and others spent time with relatives in Waiterloo Allison and Dumont. Arthur Parker funeral attendance noted in Marble Rock. multiple Friday and Sunday gatherings at the homes of the Mennen Rindels Wend and others with neighbors and relatives. Dorothy Harken Carma Hershey driven to Mason City for business.
Mvion Hearn, one year old son of Mr and Mrs Merle Hearn, and Mrs E P Berryman of Waterloo were honored guests at a picnic birthday dinner Sunday at Reeds Lake. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Freddie Siems, Russell Ackley and Mr and Mrs Glen Hearn.
Mrs Bill Rosenwinkle of Waterloo spent from Thursday until Saturday in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harley Duffield.
Mr and Mrs Earnest Brocka and Mr and Mrs Darold Sidmore with their daughter visited the home of Mr and Mrs Percy Merrill Jr on Thursday evening to mark the 10th wedding anniversary of the Merrills.
Former Aredale resident Willi Worley died last Tuesday. As Lizzie Bray she grew up east of Aredale and later lived on a farm south of town before retiring to Hampton. She is survived by her husband two sons Lyle Worley of Seattle and James of Aredale two daughters Mrs Ometa Shea of Hampton and Mrs Fern Gur of Forest City, 15 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, and five siblings.
Mrs Bernd Creeden will leave Des Moines on Thursday July 7 for Los Angeles to visit her father Earl Monfare for ten days. She will be accompanied by Mrs Lmer Bramer.
Mrs. Laure Pinney of Montrose Colorado visits her sister Mrs Noelting and other relatives in this vicinity. The ladies called at the Albert Miller home in Waverly where a group of friends gathered to greet the visitor.
A sequence of social visits is listed: Mrs. Merrill’s daughter hosted visitors for Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Kruger called on the Kellwigs in Clarksville Tuesday evening. Glen Hearn visited Thursday evening with Harm Hovenga at Avenue. Vernon Rindels and daughters visited Dumont on Tuesday evening. Ray Hahn and Lee Hahn of Clarksville visited the Wendts Sunday evening. Harm Sherman of Upington visited the Shermans Wednesday evening. Jim Freerks and family were Thursday morning callers at the Boylans.
Marion White and Marion White Jr were honored in two family gatherings at the grandparents home, with multiple relatives attending from Mason City Dumont and Hampton. Fort Bliss Texas air defense radar is noted in connection with Marion White Jr.
Mr Fred Davis underwent major surgery at Hampton Lutheran Hospital Saturday evening.
Tom and Teri George of Marshalltown are visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs McWilliams this summer. Their mother Winona George attends Drake University this summer.
Residents from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Hampton hosted guests while outings and visits marked the weekend. John Bushbaum, new from Fort Dux New Jersey, plans to head to Germany. Families from Lockridge Middletown and South Sioux City joined locals in various social visits.
The U S Bureau of Public Roads limits federal aid Iowa can obligate at 35 263 000 for 1960 61 with about 700 000 more than the prior allocation. Iowa holds 22 million in unobligated federal funds. Interstate planning top is 17 660 000. Attorney General Erbe vows to target phony key clubs if elected governor, opposing Democrat Edward J. McManus.
A study by the Iowa Taxpayers Association found that half of 694 high school districts overspent their budgets in 1958-59 by 3.6 million dollars. Had budgets matched actual needs, 1960 property tax increases could have been 3.6 million lower. In districts that underspent none, 1959 taxes were 4.9 million higher due to overestimates, while underestimating non property revenues raised 1959 tax collections by 82 million.
The Iowa State Commerce Commission lists a petition by Butler County Rural Electric Cooperative for renewal of its electric transmission and distribution franchise. A hearing is set for Wednesday August 19 at Des Moines, with objections due in writing three days prior. The docket number is B-12830 and the commission names Bernard J. Martin as chair with commissioners Thompson and Hughes.
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