Birthday Party Marks Home Study Club Meeting
The Home Study Club held a birthday party at Mrs. Floyd Durand's home last Wednesday afternoon celebrating the birthdays of Miss Mary Elling Mrs. Melvin Dreier Mrs. Emmett Ufford Mrs. Darwin Noelting and Mrs. Everett Griner A luncheon followed for the regular meeting set for March 16 at 2 00 p m Mrs Carl Worley chairs the program on the New States Rev and Mrs D J Sessler of Aplington will show colored movies of their Alaska trip Roll call will be answered with an Alaska or Hawaii item.
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Home Study Club
Floyd Durand
Mary Elling
Melvin Dreier
Emmett Ufford
Darwin Noelting
Everett Griner
Carl Worley
New States
D. J. Sessler
Aplington
Alaska
Hawaii
Mason City Girl Scout Meeting Attended Saturday
Mrs. Carl Worley drove to Mason City Saturday to take a group of girls to the North Iowa Girl Scout meeting. Attending were Ann Allison Terri Rutz and Mary Ellen Worley planning events for May 1.
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Carl Worley
Mason City
North Iowa
Social clubs set March meetings in private homes
The Study Club will hold its March meeting in the home of Mrs. Emmett Ufford. The Better Way Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ben Stubbe.
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Emmett Ufford
Better Way Club
Ben Stubbe
Birthday surprise for Mr Oscar White at his home
A surprise birthday party honored Mr. Oscar White Friday evening with guests from Hampton Mason City and Aredale. Other items note visits and moves including McKee couples in McPherson Kansas, Skinner's visit with Schrader in Glennville Minnesota, Warren attendance at Aredale Church, the Ebling family moving to Dumont, Lloyd moving to the Ebling farm, Tompkins as guest speaker at Friendship Haven, and Raymond Wagoner’s illness with influenza.
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Oscar White
Mr. White
Hampton
Mason City
Aredale
Ed Skinner
Roy Schrader
Glennville
Minnesota
W. G. Warren
Friendship Haven
Aredale Methodist Church
W. M. Buttier
School Needs program at Knoxville outlined
During a summer administrators workshop at Iowa State University discussion centered on Knoxville's two part program. It includes remedial and enrichment tracks for Greene County comparison. The Knoxville Elementary Program runs six weeks starting June 15 with eight o'clock start and morning sessions.
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Iowa State University
Supt
Floyd Davis
Knoxville
Greene
Ing
Erbe appoints lawyer to fight tax on WOI TV Ames
Attorney general Norman A. Erbe has designated Walter Brown of Des Moines to represent Iowa in challenging the Internal Revenue Service over income taxes owed by WOI TV at Ames. The state argues the station is exempt as its operations are primarily educational rather than commercial.
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Norman A. Erbe
Walter Brown
Des Moines
Internal Revenue Bureau
Woi-Tv
Ames
State University of Iowa Regents accept Brechler resignation
The state board of regents approved Paul Brechler resigning as athletic director and head of the men's physical education department at the State University of Iowa Iowa City. He leaves to become commissioner of the Skyline Conference effective August 15.
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State Board of Regents
Paul Brechler
State University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Brechler
Skyline Conference
Question of banning student cars at three state colleges
The three state higher learning institutions reported to the board that car ownership showed no noticeable adverse effect on students' grades. The issue was raised about possible grade impact from student owned vehicles.
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State Board of Regents
Summer School Program Offers Diverse Courses And Staff
The report outlines a summer program for junior and senior high in which June 61 begins an eight week term for two hours daily. Courses include Architectural Drawing Chemistry Latin Ind Arts Home Ec Physics Psychology and more for credit. Nonresident fees apply, and 100 students are enrolled in the summer music program.
Iowa Farmers Union backs crop controls at annual convention
The Iowa Farmers Union endorsed returning to crop controls during its annual convention. The group argued the policy would cut surplus production, align supply with demand, and restore full parity for farmers in the market.
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Farmers Union
Iowa Farmers Union
Community urged to weigh starting a program this summer
A summer start for a proposed program is discussed with options to delay until 1961 or for the community to decide against it. The Supt. V J Tatum invites input from interested citizens, pro or con, preferably in written notes so opinions can be tabulated. Readers are encouraged to ask questions if needed.
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Supt
V. J. Tatum
Greene Iowa weekly newspaper masthead and editors
The Official Paper of Butler County and the City of Greene publishes under Wayne C. Fischer as editor and publisher with Joyce Bliss as society editor. PRP Pn NL LA At NI Entered at the Post Office Greene Iowa as Second Class Mail Matter SeaN.
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Wayne C. Fischer
Joyce Bliss
Society
PRP
Greene
Iowa
Sean
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The
Aredale News
Aredale Locals
William McKee
Wilbur McKee
McPherson
Kansas
Schrock
Victor Ebling
Dumont
Arthur Lloy
Ebling
C. W. Tompkins
Methodist Church
Raymond Wagoner
Arts Way Manufacturing Co
Marks
Allison
John Marks
Capitol News
Iowa Press Association
Sic
Sportsmans Inn
Myrt Shorman
North Dakota
Nebraska
Charles City
Monaghan Brothers
Focal Merchants
S&h
America
Iowa Division
Butler County
City of
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
McRoberts Implement CO
Phon Greene, Iowa
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