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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
The Bristow News reports Mrs Clar Hearn was honored Wednesday at her home by the Neighborhood Birthday Club along with Mrs Merle Hearn. Attendees included Mrs Dale R Miller and daughter Alta Baylan, Mrs Darold Brown, Mrs Clare Jackson, Mrs Glen Brown, Mrs Molle Wittie, Mrs August Bonemag, Mrs Ed Meonen and daughters, and Mrs Vern Tnompsor and granddaughter Mrs Glen Hearn.
The Marletiers, a boys quartet from Westmar College LeMars, will sing at Bristow EUB Church Friday June 5 at 8 00 pm. Selected from the college chorus they tour twelve states in summer presenting sacred and secular music including hymns spirituals and folk songs.
G. A. Sam Sneed encourages planning ahead with life insurance as the best guarantee of financial security now and in the future. He invites a discussion to plan the reader's financial future.
Miss Emma Miller of Sioux City spent Wednesday visiting her sister Mrs. M. F. Boylan and brother Mr. P. K. Miller in their home. She also called on Mrs. Dena Miller and associated relatives. Mrs. Effie Arhens and Mrs. Pete Pais were in Aluson on Wednesday afternoon.
Recuperating Mrs Glenn Siefken who underwent major surgery at Franklin General Hospital in Hampton about ten days ago returned home on Thursday and is reported in satisfactory condition.
A Wednesday evening picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Senne in Greene honored the birthdays of Joyce Heuer and Bill Senne. Attending were Mr and Mrs Hugo Senne of Greene and Mr and Mrs Alfred Heuer and family. This marks the 17th consecutive year the two families have celebrated their birthdays together.
Bristow residents join Linda Sherman’s graduation at Waverly with relatives from Shell Rock and Dumont. Nearby visits include Wiegmans in Leonard Wiegmann’s home and a Lake Considine picnic with Brown, Kriens, and Soash from Waverly. Continued family dinners and Sunday visits stretch from Garner to Ackley and Greene as commemoration events and Mother's Day observances mark a busy weekend.
Frank J Bamlet born May 29 1882 Sumner son of Samuel and wife farmed near Aredale. Married Ella Stanbrough June 8 1914. Five children. Lived in Grand Meadow and Stewartville Minnesota. Survived by wife three daughters Lola Wendt Alta Wendt Florence Yeadon. two sons Carl Bamlet Glen Bamlet. 17 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren. Funeral May 26 Faith Independent Church Rochester. Friends from Aredale area attended. June meeting to be held at Bertha Hausmann home with entertainment by Percy More.
A twister Saturday evening May 23 destroyed the barn on the Ontjes Maifeld farm south of Aredale and also wrecked small buildings at several nearby farms in the area.
The Helping Hand Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Pete Johnson�s home with fifteen members and three guests. Plans were made for the annual ice cream supper on the second Sunday evening in August at Handorf Park. The making of lint removers was discussed.
Theodore Epple born February 15 1896 in Ohio died at his home in Aredale at 68 after a brief illness. He lived in Mitchell County 25 years and near Hampton. He ran a repair business in Aredale from 1949 until eight years ago. Surviving are his wife six daughters eight sons and numerous grandchildren. Funeral May 22 at Gospel Hall Hitesville conducted by Paul Elliott and Robert Orr with burial in Hitesville Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Armoun Alien and family of Rantoul Illinois visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs Al Bailey prior to moving to Hawaii where he will be
Orrie Epple of Oahu Hawaii is in town on 30 day leave following his father Theodore Epple’s sudden death. He, his wife and son Bernard are visiting in the Ben Stubbe and Epple homes. Raymond Lumley arrived from Anaheim to visit his mother Mrs. Gladys Harlan for the week. Nearby relatives and friends gathered for meals and visits as several couples were seen at various homes including the Harlan and Etzen households.
Subscription rates listed for Butler and Floyd Counties and Dougherty. First to Fourth Zones priced at 3.50 with 4.00 beyond. single copies 4.50. mail 10 cents. other mail rate 15 cents.
A June through September lineup features Han Christian Andersen adaptations and color adventures from Sabu Conrad Veidt June Duprez to Allan Ladd and Ginger Rogers. Westerns with Randolph Scott, John Lund, and a World War II tale close the season.
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