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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
2
The Bristow News notes a busy social circuit with picnics, dinners, and anniversaries. Attendees include Sherman Mout, Mrs. Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott, and Meyer family members at Bear Grove near Kesley, plus visits among Hearn, Merrill, Shreve, and Beadle households. Community groups like the Community Progressive Circle also meet.
A brief note records a visit to Mother Gordon on March 1 with Mrs Henry Sr and Loui Peres Mertut, and mentions MrT til asme Mie Joe Vier in readable fragments.
A terse notice lists Billy Charter of Cana California and a fourth week reference to grandparents and residents. It mentions ALE and a name with Mrs mp as part of the readable fragment, lacking full context or clear actions.
Mr Hos visited the home of Mrs John Brown on Tuesday with visiting guests. The readable fragments indicate a social call at the Brown residence during the week.
Bristow residents hosted and visited relatives and friends in the week. Mr and Mrs CL and Rogers hosted Thursday evening. Hermen Ruffarth of Bow Bells North Dakota and John Brown with spouses visited Dick and Henry Struthoff in Dumont Friday. Sunday dinner at G W Beadle's included Bill Rosenwinkle Clarksville Harley Duffield Mariam Duffield and Glen Siefken family. Folkeris family and Sidmore home guests Wednesday evening. Ray Stewart and son Tom Hampton visited George Stewart Monday. Lou Boomgarden Mason City attended with John Brown Thursday. Mrs Steinkamp returned from Hol land Michigan after Paul Lucas wedding. East St Louis Illinois and Joe referenced.
A sprawling Iowa Capitol Update reviews Gov. Harold Hughes appointees, confirms Attorney General Hulman voided interim 60th General Assembly appointments, Crawford and Barry remain in post, and a deal about resignations unfolds. It notes state board chairs elected, including Andrew George and Homer Adcock, and outlines drunken driving penalties and license suspensions under state safety rules.
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission names four new assistant directors at $6 300 yearly and six enforcers at $4 860. Iowa highway patrolmen gain a $20 monthly raise, boosting starting pay. Grinnell adviser Toynbee criticizes US secondary schools while praising private higher education. Retired Iowa Highway Patrol chief Col David Herrick plans a Cass County run. Attorney General rules liquor by the drink petitions may not circulate before July 4. Fort Madison prisoners face tighter canteen rules starting July 1.
Desta Zimmerer, 74, died of a heart ailment at a Des Moines hospital. Dr Edmund G Zimmerer, Iowa health commissioner since 1953, had served in the state health department since 1939. Gov Harold Hughes will appoint a new health commissioner.
An official opinion by Hultman explains the implied consent provisions for testing motorists after alleged DWI. The document notes that only licensed physicians, medical technologists, or registered nurses may draw blood, while peace officers may collect urine tests. Additional items list visits and activities at local homes and by residents from Fern Bow Bells and Mason City including Mr. and Mrs. Meyer and others.
The Iowa Board of Public Instruction will remove Rembrandt, Marathon in Buena Vista County, A. C. L. in Wayne County, and Steamboat Rock in Hardin County from the approved list effective July 1, 1964. Removal bars state aid to these districts. Secretary Hodges urged Iowa as a heartland of American agriculture and a leading industrial state whose economy mirrors national and world markets.
The Butler County Board of Supervisors will hold a meeting on July 1963 at the Court House in Allison Iowa to hear and act on the proposed expenditures for the 1964 fiscal year and the estimated taxes per $1,000 of assessed valuation. Citizens may present views for or against the proposed budget and tax levy.
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