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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
6
Butler County Auditor invites sealed bids in Allison for listed construction work with bids due March 14, 1866 at 10:00 AM. Proposals require certified checks payable to the County Auditor, plans available at the Auditor's office, and compliance with bidder qualifications and subletting rules. Bids must follow county forms and may be rejected for reservations. Published in The Greene Recorder during March 2 and 4, 1866.
Sealed bids are invited by the County Auditor in Allison Iowa for various items to be sold or used by the county. Bids must be on provided forms and clearly marked. Proposals with reservations may be rejected and the County Board may reject any or all bids. Attention is on bidder qualifications and related special provisions.
WANTED cob crushing business inquiry for Lloyd Stauffer Greene contact 823 5385. Wanted upright piano state age price and condition respond to Box 866 Mason City Iowa.
A collection of thanks from Mrs James Klunder and Baby Joey Art and Dean Herman Berton and Louise Shultz thanking neighbors friends and relatives for cards gifts flowers visits and support during moving Rochester hospital stay and after returning home.
Marble Rock News notes a visit by Mrs. Kenneth Newbury of Ames to her mother Mrs. Kitty Barr on Saturday afternoon. It lists Butler County and Floyd County bridge projects with certified checks of 2000 and 500 dollars, dates in 1988, and references to sections and locations near Flood Creek and AleClare Creek.
The Greene Community School Board invites bids for salvage materials from the January 10 shop fire. Group II covers metals and machines on site with removal by March 16 1966. Structures to be removed between March 16 and April 1 with the site left neat. Bids due March 1 1966 to Secretary BEETY PRIN... Published in The Greene Record week of March 2 1966.
Capitol News Weekly reports an Iowa press release detailing a plan allowing Amish instruction in German for at least two hours weekly without religious teaching. Two Amish schools will be leased to the Oelwein Community School District and staffed by two certified teachers. Public school standards will apply with adjustments to honor Amish beliefs.
Sunday dinner guests at the Joe Neal home were Mrs. Neal’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Galen Shultz Sr of Dougherty. The dinner honored the birthday of Mr. Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rex of Minneapolis spent the weekend with their son Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rex and family.
Republican candidate Charles Percy will speak at the Iowa Republican dinner at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines on April 16. Percy recently resigned as chairman and CEO of Bell and Howell to pursue the Senate seat.
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