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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
2
A long jumble of names and events describes social visits in Bristow and surrounding towns, detailing receptions and guests from Greene, Mason City, Dumont, Davenport, Allison, and other areas. The section also covers political notes on labor bills, a Democratic majority report, and a 63 to 52 vote on a sales tax measure for services and lodging.
Aredale news shows Ruth Dummer of Newner sister Doris left for orade by call. Fred Schwartz sband of Nora of Aredale died. Wendt and Eisentrager attended a birthday cake decked for Eisentrager’s visit. Mrs Sniffin and Shirley Sniffin of Chicago visited Al Bailey and Oscar White. Ben Stubbe led a soldiers wreaths effort at graves. Mrs Howe visited Mrs Hart-Greene. Mrs Etzen and Albert attended gatherings.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a weekend visit involving a mother figure and an entreaty about F ent wee. The readable words suggest family and timing, lacking clear names, places, or events to confirm specifics.
Linda Merrill honored at a party with attendees including Jo Merril and Mrs Gordon XI. Guests listed are Mr Ben, Van Heide Merna, Rachard, David, Laure, Kenneth, Mr Mrs Jerald Van Heiden, Jane, Park Vern McLaren of Allison, Percy Merrill Jr, Pat Kave.
Mr and Mrs Alvi Rindels hosted a Thursday evening reception in honor of their son Keith. Attending were Mr and Mrs Flord Drakle and their daughter and Mr and Mrs Vernon with their daughters.
Bristow residents gathered for Alvin Alison a son of Mr and Mrs Robert Alison at Anesburg College van Arey for an open house in his honor on June 6 from 2 to 5 pm at his parents home Invitations were not sent and relatives are invited Gift requests requested not to be given Attendees included Mrs Fred Thursday Mrs Atho Erts Mr Folkerts and Mrs William Kruse among others Hosts note no gifts and welcome all relatives and friends
One of the liveliest topics at the committee meeting centers on Richard Denner. The session discusses his role as Le Mary milk station manager and a full inquiry into the issue, with voices from both sides present.
The notice outlines weekly publication details with pricing by zone from first to fourth, plus outside zones. It lists rates for mail and single copies, noting 19 cents per copy by mail and 15 cents elsewhere, with rates for Butler and Flood counties and Dou areas.
Mary Eton Worley daughter of the Careys was honored at a reception at the Worley home after her graduation from Greene High School. Aunt Mrs Dean Haugen hosted coffee while Mrs Bochmann poured punch and Mrs Lowell M Allen decorated the cake. Miss Jerrilyn Wo presided as neighbors and friends gathered in the kitchen with guests from Plainfield Tohaville Fayette Greene and other nearby towns.
In hospital Mrs. Loboeckmeier was taken to a hospital during the night and entered a ward Monday. Aliss Panner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kramer, honored a party Friday evening for Kramer graduation exercises. Several towns were represented Hampton Greene Dougherty City Dumont and Aredale 2 will enter Wartburg College Weverly this Fall.
Mrs Janis Johnson was honored at a graduation reception hosted at her home after Friday ceremonies. About 40 friends and relatives attended, with towns Parke Bristow Dumont Arede Rockwell and Allison represented.
Vicki Richard was honored at a graduation ceremony with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stock and family, Robert Lundie, Mrs. Cave, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stax of Dumont. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Claire Weise of Charles City, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jorges of Greene, Mrs. Marguerite Richard, Mrs. Jj Ritter and Peggy, and Mr. and Mrs. Uhlenhopp and family along with Mrs. Wilbur McKee of Are.
The Butler County Board of Supervisors meets to approve monthly Home for One month reports and various personnel changes. Resignations of county staff are accepted, new appointments and deputy treasurer confirmed, and detailed county expense warrants approved. The record includes commissions, salaries, and promises to fund improvements and public notices.
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