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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1973
Page
8
The Jim Viers family expresses gratitude for help and generosity during and after a fire. Special thanks to the Red Cross the church family and the firefighters who arrived quickly. God bless you all.
On July 10 1973 the will and 1961 codicil of Pearl Feyereisen deceased were admitted to probate in the Greene Iowa court appointing Lowell Maxson as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication, and parties may challenge the will in BakI county district court within one year of second publication.
The Greene Ramblerettes softball team improved to 10 wins and 5 losses after a 14 to 7 victory over Clarksville. Pam Miller led with 3 singles, Deb McGee 2, and Liz Reid drove in 3 runs while Deb McGee stole 4 bases. Julie Johnson pitched all seven innings, allowing 2 earned runs on 2 hits with 6 strikeouts.
Darlene Downing of Greene earned a 4.00 grade point average to make the Hamilton College honor roll in Mason City for the spring quarter.
Marshalltown area graduates include Janice Elaine Kampman daughter of Mr and Mrs Heyo Kampmann Route 2 Greene among 70 seniors at MCC ceremony. Walter Brown president of Kiowa Corporation addressed the Vocational Technical graduation exercises at the Coliseum on How to Succeed in Business.
A summary of Iowa State University Extension CIRAS programs detailing a 4th TV program on reducing business risk airing at 3 p.m. Saturday July 28 on KGLO TV, with August 4 and August 11 topics to follow about production for profit and CIRAS assistance for business and industry. Practical nursing graduates sang during earlier sessions.
The first HIT Institute of Technology Truck Driver Training class nears completion and a second class starts the first week of August. The four week course offers 160 hours of classroom and road practice from 8 am to 4 30 pm in the Power Mechanics Building. It covers driving skills and weight laws among other topics.
The Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Program is a new federal aid plan. It offers financial help to those pursuing post high school study and outlines eligibility based on enrollment status citizenship and residency intent. Applications may be obtained from G. E. Stephenson or local post offices and schools. The grant size depends on family contribution, income, and other factors, with a maximum of 1400 dollars.
The record notes two items for the 1973 74 period the year and the grant cost when the family contribution exceeds 1200 dollars. It emphasizes that the grant available depends on the family contribution threshold of more than 1200 dollars.
Greene Jaycees and wives attended the Jaycee summer regional at Electric Park Ballroom in Waterloo. Main speaker was Iowa State Jaycee president Bob Bone of Manchester. Greene placed 7th in a parade of over 30 chapters as awards were given. attendees included Jim Richards Jerry Meek Bill Christensen and Jack Reid.
George Vance reported nine dairy cows killed by a recent electrical storm on his 23 head herd. The cows were milked and turned out to pasture when struck. one more cow survived after showing lightning effects.
George Edward Leerhoff 68 died Thursday evening at Waverly hospital from complications after heart surgery. Born February 27 1905 at Butler Center he married Rosa Tiedt February 22 1928 at Waverly. Survived by wife son Vernon four daughters sister and brother nine grandchildren. Funeral held at Shell Rock River note pads with scenes of Greene. The Recorder.
Miss Marcia Marie Grapp daughter of Dale Grapp of Clarksville and Mark Poyzer son of Dean Dovey of Ontario Oregon married in Clarksville Church of Christ on Friday July 6. The ceremony featured attendants from Hampton and Clarksville and a reception for 125 at the Amvet building. They will reside in Belmond.
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