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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
6
Classified notice notes low rates for Greene Recorder want ads at four cents per word with a minimum per insertion and a bookkeeping charge applied to ads not paid in advance.
Readable fragments mention SPINFT PIANO and Acme Piano Camps with Fos? Noisy text references Lloyd Blum residence and Greene Iowa. Appears as a mixed classified-style snippet listing items for sale including furniture and pet chow with scattered place names and dates.
Fragmented auction and help wanted item notes list farm equipment sales and personnel needs. Entries mention married men and women sought, bookkeepers, buyers, and various auction dates in Greene and Bremer County with multiple names and improvised details.
Advertiser seeks to rent farm or bare land near Greene. Contact Bill at 823-5308. Location unspecified and a phone number is provided for replies.
Waverly Iowa resident Col Arnold Hexom with 30 years in the trade is featured. He lists box 176 24WTF and specifies Sunflower seed and wild bird seed sold at Albrecht Feed Mill Greene near 1SWTF.
Classified rental notice for an apartment available through H. H. Hillegas in Greene. Includes options furnished or unfurnished with contact at 31WTF.
A collection of thank you notes from neighbors friends and relatives expressing gratitude for flowers cards food memorials visits and support after bereavements and life events. Individuals named include Mrs Marcella Densmor Mrs A J Fevereisen Mr and Mrs John J Smith Mr Everett Squires Mrs Anna Reed the Newbern family the Hoeft family Pecky Jan Tim the Stewart family Orville Eva Cheryl Gregory and Christine Smith among others.
Butler County issues call for sealed bids for construction work with March 11 1965 deadline. Proposals require Iowa bid list, bonds, and plans at the County Auditor's office. Special provisions cover bidder qualifications and subcontracting. Also includes personal thanks messages from Vivian Kingery and the Fox family for condolences and Masses after Bernard's death.
Georgia and Kentucky move to allow 15 year olds to vote while Iowa considers an 18-year-old vote. An amendment advancing the 18-year-old voting age passed the House 89 to 31 and goes to the Senate. The death of Sen. R. O. Burrows is noted with memorial praise. Iowa fatality data show 11 interstate deaths last year and rural death rates higher. J. M Beck, leading Iowa newspaperman, dies at 91. Regents discuss ISU president house Knoll housing plan. New state officials appoint deputies and auditors. Worthington highlights CPAs in auditor’s staff.
A local listing from Charles City advertises contact hours evenings 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and a phone number 8 4824 plus another line 23 5344 for Dave Markle of Greene. The ad promotes farm tractor services and company contact details.
The text notes a University of Town basketball player from years past served as an assistant attorney general. It also states Kenneth Owen, Secretary of Agriculture, named Roger Katz of Mason City as assistant secretary of agriculture.
Gov Harold Hughes fluctuates on making the Attorney General appointive. Four months ago he said no then in his inaugural address he said yes. He now questions the change noting he was unaware both houses’ bills would appoint the post. He cites arguments on both sides and favors appointment only if the term is fixed and free from political pressure.
The state board of control appoints 39 year old James Gillman as commandant of the Iowa Soldiers Home at Marshalltown. Gillman, now a community and hospital administrative consultant in the board’s mental health division, will succeed the late Ward Loftus. Controversy surrounds the Hawkes will for kindergarten and primary music students, contested in the Iowa District Court.
State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg says the bequest of about $700000 was not invested by his predecessor ML Abrahamson. He notes that had the money earned interest, it would have grown by roughly $14600. Franzenburg says he invested the funds immediately upon discovery. Abrahamson says AG advised the money was not state funds and should stay separate from state funds.
U S Vice President Humphrey Secretary Freeman and Michigan Governor Romney canceled appearances in Des Moines over three days. Mrs Romney substituted for her bedridden husband and delivered a superb talk at the Iowa Republican party annual fundraising dinner.
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