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Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

6

Probate notice of will and executor in Adelmund estate

In Butler County Iowa the estate of Jenn e V Adelmund deceased probate number TUG1 VOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS announces that on June 1960 the will of Jenn e V Adelmund was admitted to probate in district court and Joe Bailey is appointed executor. Any action to set aside the will must be filed within one year from the second publication. Creditors should file claims with the district court clerk for allowance and six months from the second publication to present claims. Published June 2 1966 and second publication June 15 1986.

PERSO ATE PENRY Adelamund Jlenne Adelmund Dearing Dare BF Pebroarys Joe Hey Joe Bailey Clarksville Town John FH. Holley Shell Rock Iowa Pate

Thanks and Acknowledgments From Local Residents

Cards of thanks from Mrs. Mabel Springer Berniece and Joe Kyle and Otto Schafer express gratitude for spiritual bouquets cards gifts and hospital visits. They also thank Father Murphy Dr Wentworth Rev Trost Rev Devies nurses and medical staff and local fire crews for assistance during a fire and recovery.

Father Murphy Dr. Wentworth Mabel Springer Aredale Dougherty Berniece Joe Kyle Charles City Trost Devies MacLeod Kelly Ayers Otto Schafer

Butler County Social Security total for 1965 revealed

In Butler County 2,429 people received 1,993,548 in social security benefits in 1965. Earl T. Johnson in Waterloo cited a 232,584 rise and 103 more beneficiaries from the prior year due to 1965 amendments including a 7 percent monthly increase, early widows benefits at 60, and Medicare linkages. The breakdown shows 1,324 retired workers and 513 spouses, with 1,042 being wives or children of eligible workers. The county paid 82.57 dollars average monthly benefits for Iowa in 1965, slightly below the state average of 83. The detailed Butler County figures list payments to each beneficiary group as of December 31, 1965.

Butler County Earl T. Johnson Waterloo Johnson

Farm Conservation Spurs Cleaner Water Across Regions

Kenneth E. Hart outlines soil and water conservation programs run by farmers and government to protect water supplies from source to tap. In Butler County, efforts under the Agricultural Conservation Program included terrace and ditch work, contouring, tile drains, farm ponds, and new tree planting, signaling a steadier, cleaner water future for nearby homes and industry.

Kenneth E. Hart Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Hart Butler County

Butler County Bonds Sales Reach 41 Percent Quota

Butler County shows steady bond sales growth with April totals of 95 247 for Series E and H. Iowa reports 10 887 852 in April, up 1 462 569 from last year, 41 percent of 1966 goals for four months. John McWhirter of Allison notes favorable rates and increased holding limits aiding the drive.

Iowa John McWhirter Allison Volunteer County Savings Bonds Butler County

Farmers Urged to Protect Nesting Game Birds During Mowing

State official Bob Barratt of the Game section warns farmers to watch for pheasant and duck nests while haying. Nest destruction from mowing can reach 80 percent in fields with little nesting cover. Using flushing bars, slower speeds, and delaying mowing can give birds time to escape and hatch first clutches, aiding population maintenance. If a hen renests after destruction, subsequent clutches produce fewer birds.

Bob Barratt State Conservation Commission Barratt

Fort Sumpter Watershed Organized

Twenty farmers gathered at the Soil Conservation Service Office on May 25 to organize a watershed group. Harold Folkerts from Allison was elected chairman as members agreed to explore the Soil Conservation Service Watershed Program to tackle soil and water issues.

Soil Conservation Service Harold Folkerts Allison

Play Away From Traffic urged by Iowa Motor Club chief

C H Lambach, president of the Motor Club of Iowa, warns drivers to stay alert for children darting into streets during play. He urges supervised play areas away from traffic and boundaries for preschoolers. A prize winning drawing by Helen Marie Garza of Ira Ogden School promotes traffic safety. The Fort Sumpter watershed note discusses Butler County farming challenges and watershed conditions.

C. H. Lambach Motor Club of Iowa Lambach AAA Helen Marie Garza Ira Ogden San Antonio Texas

Iowa study on pesticides health effects funded

The University of Iowa Institute of Agricultural Medicine in Iowa City received a 135000 dollar contract from the U S Public Health Service for a first year community study on pesticides. It aims to assess long term exposure and chronic disease, expanding beyond acute effects. The project will focus on Johnson County and other selected areas in the state.

University of Iowa Institute of Agricultural Medicine Iowa City U. S. Public Health Service United States Johnson County

Bar Association seeks funds for inmate legal aid program

The Iowa State Bar Association requests 50250 dollars in anti poverty funds from Washington to establish a civil legal assistance program for indigent inmates in Iowa penal institutions. President Edward W. Dailey notes aid covers civil matters only and not criminal cases.

Iowa State Bar Association Washington Iowa Edward W. Dailey The Bar Association

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