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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
6
A collection of thank you notices from Roy Marinza and Mrs Raymond DeVries printed after hospital stays in Rochester. They express appreciation to relatives neighbors friends and clergy for prayers visits cards flowers and other gifts during recovery and return home.
The Greene Record announces sealed bids on property owned by the town of Greene Iowa. Notices reference probate matters and a vacant tract up for bid, detailing the parcel size and location near the former station and urging interested parties to submit bids by set dates.
Gov Hughes seeks removal of fiscal director H D Wicker over political differences. The notice details a town alley rezoning and property owner rights, referencing Claire W Curtis town clerk and approval July 12 1965 with publication in Greene Record July 14 and 21 1965.
The legislative budget and financial control committee, now majority Democrat six to four, plans to relieve Wicker at its next meeting. Wicker calls the move for ultra-conservation and fiscal prudence, noting last legislature’s tax increases. He hints the removal is for simple political reasons rather than grounds to justify firing. Meanwhile, local social notes recount visits and gatherings from Marble Rock to Derby and Davenport as families travel and host over the weekend.
Gov Harold Hughes introduces Edward Campbell age 31 as administrative assistant joining the staff. Campbell, manager of the Charles City Chamber of Commerce, will be paid 9000 dollars annually under 1965 legislation authorizing staff expansion with at least one assistant and two secretaries.
The state liquor commission reported liquor sales for the year ending June 30 at 53.2 million dollars, up 3.4 million from the prior fiscal year.
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