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Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1967

Page

9

Public Legal Notices and Estate Notifications

Iowa legal notices caution residents about probate matters in Butler County and adjacent districts. Notices announce probate of wills for Augusta Martzahn and Cecil W Starkweather, appointment of executors, creditor claims, and deadlines with addresses and attorney names, dated 1967.

Iowa Disstrict Court OF the STT OF Butler County ALD Augusta Martzahn Tilda Lecker Sach Wathoth Wittin Thlda Becker State OF W.ther Cecil W. Aurkweather Trish Thi Tine Tarkweather Vutess Se Ape Ararsweatiynt d_ state Ciaven Gravien Athopness Sceand Petodas Fume

Jaycee Survey Highlights Greene Community Needs

Jaycee survey results show dental services as the top requested need with 102 of 300 respondents, followed by a full service restaurant with banquet facilities. Additional favored options include clothing and shoe stores with broader children’s wear, bakery, physicians, farm service-store, rest home and public rest rooms, plus another funeral home. Residents also praise the community’s friendliness, churches, and school systems as key strengths with recreation noted as an asset.

Jaycee Greene

Senate rounds extended sessions amid push for conference talks

Kyhl notes the Senate met evenings this week and last Saturday to extend floor time as many bills face conference committee. Eleven conference committees have been held to reconcile House and Senate versions while the first major appropriation bill has been approved.

Senate House

Residents critique: unfriendly business climate and cliquish town life

Rural and town residents identify favored assets such as water sports parks and golf, while the main detriments include business cliquishness and unfriendly business conduct. Nine percent view city government poorly, with parking limits and early closing hours also cited. Both groups urge a general clean-up to improve the area's appearance by removing junked cars and machinery.

Aredale Helping Hand Club Picnic Brings 35 Weathering Rain

The Helping Hand Club annual picnic drew eleven members and families, about 35 people, despite rain. They gathered at Lloyd Dodd farm instead of Handorf Park for a 1:00 dinner with ice cream supplied by the club. Tommy Paulus family traveled the farthest. pleasant visiting followed the day.

Helping Hand Club Lloyd Dodd Handorf Park Tommy Paulus

Reception Honors New Minister Rev Ray Thompson

A Sunday noon reception and potluck at the EUB Church celebrated Rev and Mrs Ray Thompson the new minister and his wife A good sized crowd attended and extended warm greetings to the couple.

Eub Church Ray Thompson

Local families visit over Sunday in area homes

Aredale locals Gene and Connie Brass visited the John Etzen home with Mr and Mrs Gene Brass of Hampton. Sunday meals were at the John Bushbaum home with Vern Witt of Studson and John Witt and family of Traer. Oscar White home hosted callers including Mrs. Harry Engle and Kathy and Kenny of Nora Springs and Mrs. Esther Mummelbie of Rockford. Des Moines residents W M Weiser and sons Mike and Mark visited Mrs. Mary Stubbe as Mr. Weiser attends camp.

Gene Brass Connie and Francis Brass Hampton John Etzen John Bushbaum Vern Witt Studson John Witt Traer Oscar White Harry Engle Kathy and Kenny Nora Springs Esther Mummelbie Rockford W. M. Weiser Mike and Mark Des Moines

Capital improvements debate and tax relief concerns voiced

The author criticizes a conservation commission capital projects bill that greatly exceeds the last biennium and calls it pork. They oppose Senate File 807 personal property tax repeal, preferring a steady credit approach over a phase out. The senator pledges to pursue equitable tax relief and promises a future senedic report.

Conservation Commission Senate House

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