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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
6
A note of thanks expresses appreciation for a surprising farewell gathering hosted by friends. The writer recalls the event as lots of fun and promises to always remember the memorable send off.
Butler County Iowa Board of Supervisors adjourned meeting held in the auditor's office on May 17 1976. Actions include approving cigarette permits for C A R O Inc Clarksville and Peoples Store Austinville transferring 230 to the General Fund for Lincoln file dividers setting June 1 1976 for bids on courthouse grounds curb and gutter work and authorizing warrants for numerous county expenses including poor fund items furniture janitorial maintenance and various services as listed to date.
Over 60 high school juniors from North Central Iowa attended a Corn Belt Power Cooperative tour in Humboldt as part of the 1976 REC Youth Tour Contest. The day featured a Citizens workshop on Energy and the Environment led by Dr. Leland Wilson, an energy environment simulator, and a visit to the Humboldt generating plant. Patricia Young of Garner won a Washington, D. C. trip. Butler County REC representatives also attended. Local notices include routine payroll, insurance and vehicle expenditures.
Florence Zurcher thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards visits and acts of kindness while in hospital and at home. special thanks to Rev Dukelow for visiting. May God bless all of you.
In Butler County Iowa probate notices announce the appointment of CAROL ANN FOSTER as administrator of the Verle Townsley estate and require creditors to file claims within six months from the second publication. The Second notice dates June 2 1976 and lists Graven Graven as attorneys for the administrator. A second probate notice for Lizzie Fox a k a Elizabeth Fox deceased names Dale Schroeder as executor and sets a six month limit on filing and action to set aside the will.
From a Mason City newspaper page readers advertise hay and a motorcycle. Alfalfa hay in a field offered by Herman Rover, contact 823-5503. A Triumph Bonneville motorcycle in excellent condition with 1390 miles is listed by a different ad holder at 823-5525.
Mrs Oille Long joined M and M Vern Bushbaum for a Tulip Gardens visit in Pella. Edwin Jacobson of Thompson visited his aunt Mrs Julia Reagan. Mrs Darwin Noelting and Mrs Vern Cutler helped Mrs Peter Johnson celebrate her birthday. August Lickweg spent time with Raymond Lickweg. Maud Buckmaster and Nella Duncan visited Greene and called on Josie Eicken Berry and Anna Miller. Earl Buttjer of Riceville stayed with brother Raymond. Mabel Christianson had a fall with no fractures. Gerald Creeden and Milton Dye hosted visits. Johnson attended Donald Henderson’s graduation reception in Hampton. Ed Bartels of Parkersburg visited the Peter Johnson home. Milton Dye and John Weiland drove to Osage for supper. Alfred McWilliams went to Rochester for observation. Arlo Flege family of Waverly were guests in the Dye home. Matthew Ralisch of Des Moines stayed with grandparents Darwin Noelting. A graduation reception for Miss Iola Cutler, daughter of Vern Cutler, drew 75 guests in the church basement. Beth Ritter returned from two weeks in Vestal New York visiting daughter Ray Cubic and family who celebrated their 12th birthday.
A newsletter from Senator Burroughs reports the legislative session extending at least a week more. Debates stall on land use policy and an employment security reform bill aims to avert unemployment fund insolvency. labor and management seek compromise. Several appropriation bills remain on the must pass list as walk-ons continue to be moved to floor despite claims of near session end.
Helene Buttjer visited daughter LaVerne Buttjer while Greensboro residents Joe and Marion Talley visited Julia Talley. Walter Raymond of Kingman Arizona and Archie Raymond called on Cora Raymond, sharing a brief family update at the nursing home.
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