Am Vets Sponsor Master Corn Growers Contest in Butler Area
Am Vets announce a Master Corn Growers Contest for Butler county townships including Butler Jefferson Dayton and Fremont. Farmers with five acres or more may enter. Entry deadline is July 31 with Clarksville organizers Darrell Bienemann William Ingle or Claude Hoodier. State contest sponsored by Iowa Crop Improvement Association. One entry per farm. entry fee includes association membership.
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Am Vets
Dayton
Fremont
Butler County
Darrell Bienemann
William Ingle
Claude Hoodier
Clarksville
The
Iowa Crop Improvement Association
Association
Appoint Mayor And Councilman At Special Meeting
City Council met last Monday evening and appointed H. A. Busching mayor to fill the late B. F. Hamilton's unexpired term. W. O H. Skinner was named councilman to fill the vacancy caused by Fred Benning's death.
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H. A. Busching
B. F. Hamilton
W. O H. Skinner
Fred Benning
Edward Mark Receives Drew University Degree
Edward Mark, son of Dr and Mrs E M Mark, earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Drew University in Madison New Jersey at the 92nd commencement on June 8. He graduated magna cum laude as Dr and Mrs Mark attended the exercises.
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Edward Mark
E. 31
Mark
Drew University
Madison
New Jersey
Lodges Honor Members and Farewell Couple in Lodge Meeting
Members of the Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star met Thursday evening. C. A. Hammel received a fifty year membership pin. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Landeen were honored with a farewell courtesy before moving to Clinton New Jersey. Landeen received a gift from lodge members.
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Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
C. A. Hammel
H. A. Landeen
Clinton
New Jersey
Mr. Landeen
Social Circle Club Holds Final Meeting for Year
The Social Circle Club held its final meeting with Mrs. George Haney, followed by a tray lunch. A 5:30 cooperative supper for members and husbands is planned for July 12 at Herman Rohlwing’s farm home. Mrs. Emil J. Wedeking is a patient at Aen Memorial Hospital in Waurloo for observation and treatment.
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George Haney
Herman Rohlwing
Emil J. Wedeking
Aen Memorial Hospital
Waurloo
Local notes spread through Clarksville and nearby towns
Clarksville residents and neighbors such as Frank Rais ty Mrs Baxter and Leo Tripp are mentioned with hospital checkups, funerals, visits, and weekend gatherings. Names include Judy Charles Ruth Wayne Melusine Neal Maude Nordman Wordes and several Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota connections. The item catalogs social calls, family visits, and community events across Ames Allison Browntown Rockford and Hudson areas.
Reflections from Recorder Mirror
A family gathering at the George Reed home honored Reed's birthday and those of Jimmie McLennan and Bob Scott of Greene, and their son-in-law Gene Bass. Mrs. Clyde Weyand attended the PEO convention in Dubuque. Sgt. Dan Oeser dined with H. W. Drake's family. The Ruf family joined Decorah centennial events. Frank Knight and family went to Wisconsin for the wedding of J. W. Knight and Sally Reddell of Madison. Sunday guests included John Hartsock of Lynnville. Rev Willms, Mrs. Willms, and Augusta Burrack visited Mrs.
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George Reed
Mr. Reed
Jimmie McLennan
Bob Scott
Greene
Gene Bass
Clyde Weyand
Dubuque
P.E.O
Sgt
Dan Oeser
H. W. Drake
Earl
Helen
Bobby Ruffridge
Decorah
Frank Knight
Wisconsin
J. W. Knight
Sally Reddell
Madison
Dale Wildman
John Hartsock
Lynnville
Willms
Augusta Burrack
Sunday Dinner Visits At Local Homes And Property Moves
Sunday the group were dinner guests in the Earl DePuew home. Sunday visitors in the Leo Wedeking home included Mr and Mrs Frederick Hildebrand and family from Charles City and Mr and Mrs William Henning with Kim and Tommy. Mrs Baxter Wilder of Eau Claire Wisconsin had visited in the Frank Raisty home for two weeks and left Sunday for Nashua to visit the Ben Shepard home. John Martin sold his home to Mrs George DeBoer who will take possession December 1. Mr and Mrs Martin will build a new home on their lots south of the Community Church with work to begin July 1.
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Earl DePuew
Leo Wedeking
Frederick Hildebrand
Craig
Lynn
DeOnn
Charles City
William Henning
Kim
Tommy
Baxter . Wilder
Eau] Claire
Wisconsin
Frank Raisty
Ben Shepard
Nashua
John Martin
George DeBoer
Local notices and visits from Greene area
William Barrack of Maxfield is hospitalized at Memorial Lutheran Hospital Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barth and Mervin planned a fishing trip to Fairbault Minnesota. Robert Andersen hosted 16 birthday guests at his parents home. Mrs. R. A. Ruth of Ames visits her Greene relatives. Sunday dinner guests included Co. D. McCracken and others. Mrs. Lyle Maxson started work at Frodden Lumber. Lawrence Whitehead Jr and son visited relatives in Charles City. James H. Graven traveled to Rosetown Canada on a business trip.
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William Barrack
Maxfield
Memorial Lutheran Hospital
Waterloo
Harry Barth
Mervin
Fairbault
Minnesota
Robert Andersen
B. V
Andersen
R. A. Ruth
Ames
Greene
B. N. Mead
C. M. Mather
Co. D. McCracken
James Agnew
School District Seeks Coal Bids and Fuel Supplies
The Greene Community School District invites bids for coal to be delivered to rural buildings and for seeds from 2 T.U. There is preference under statute for local sources. The Board of Education may reject all bids. Secretary Marjorie Wollers reports the notice in The Greene Recorder in mid June.
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Greene Community Relhool Forstrict
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glaser
Morton
KRAFT
Robin Hood
California
Cliffs Food Market
Social Circle Club
Ith
Daugha Lown
Judy
Baxter
Leo Tripp
Wayne Ter
Wilder
Charles
R. F. Busching
Roxanne
Hudson
Kansas
Melusine Ni Dowell
Maude Neal
Allison
B. M. Borchart
Missouri
Bob
Bob McDowell
Paula Voss
Lew Illian
Melusine Nordman
Woman Relief Corps
William Wordes
Clarence Mayer
Browntown
Odell Sandley
Rockford
Illinois
Rose Carter
Thermogas
Allison Phone
America
Mes “Ti
Farmers Co-Op Creamery and Dairy Association
Iowa
Crea
Parma
Pergrif
the Greene Recorder
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