Eastern Star Chapter Plans School of Instruction
Eastern Star No. 287 met at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with Worthy Matron Helen Witwer presiding. Plans were made for the April 1 School of Instruction at 12:30 p.m. and a luncheon for officers and district instructor Leona Dosard at 11:00 a.m. in the temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Helen Witwer
School of Instruction
Leona Dossard
Helen Meyers
Cleo Mead
March Committee
Englewood Couple Wed in February Nuptials
Connie Kaye Schoenfeld of Englewood Colorado married Richard Booth son of Mrs Harold Zeman Englewood and the late Mr Richard Booth on February 10. The bride works at Rustys Hairstyling Englewood and the groom at Walters and Fletcher Construction Englewood. They reside at 740 East Jefferson Apt 103 Englewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schoenfeld
Connie Kaye
Englewood
Colorado
Richard Booth
Harold Zeman
Rusty
Marc Majewski Receives Parvuli Dei Award
Marc Majewski a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs Gene Majewski received the national Cub Scout Parvuli Dei award at St Marys Catholic church after mass Rev Joseph Murphy presented the award to his parents who pinned it on him He is the first Cub Scout in Gre ne to win this honor and the award recognizes religious knowledge and spiritual formation and is issued by the Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Majewski
Gene Majewski
St Mary's Catholic
Joseph Murphy
Marc
Gréené
4 H Club Met In Truitt Home
The Coldwater Clippers held a regular meeting at the home of Larry and Tom Truitt. Eight members answered roll call with hobbies. Larry Truitt demonstrated barbell use, Eugene Dowing led a teeth care talk, and Aaron Jewell led table manners and a quiz. Mrs. Truitt served lunch. Douglas Jewell, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Clippers
Larry
Tom Truitt
Larry Truitt
Eugene Dowing
Aaron Jewell
Wirths of Greene announce Jeanette Ruth Wirth engaged
Engagement announced for Jeanette Ruth Wirth of Greene to Paul H. Tobiason son of Bennie and Mrs Tobiason of Scotch Grove. A June 14 wedding planned. Miss Wirth teaches at Sioux Center Schools and Mr. Tobiason will graduate from Luther College in Decorah in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wirth
Greene
Jeanette Ruth
Paul H. Tobiason
Bennie Tobiason
Scotch Grove
Miss Wirth
Sioux Center
Tobiason
Luther College
Decorah
Music Mothers Hold A Meeting At High School
The Music Mothers met in the high school cafeteria on Monday with twenty two members. Mrs. Robert Fischer spoke on the Irish tradition and songs. Daisy Stubbe presided over the business session as minutes were read and approved. The Ways and Means chair announced fundraising coffees after the concert and during the March 18 style show. The glee club performed Blessing Glory and Wisdom Night When the Sun Goes In Where Have All the Flowers Gone and Be a Friend. Mrs. Robert Mead and her committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fischer
Daisy Stubbe
Lowell Allen
Ways and Means
Girl’s Glee Club
Robert Mead
Dick Van Horns Celebrate 43rd Wedding Anniversary
A family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Van Horn honored their 43rd wedding anniversary on a Monday evening. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wiebke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Van Horn and family, Mrs. Howard Wells and family, Jan Stabley and Mrs. Ray Johnson and family. A group gift was presented to the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick van Horn
Willard Wiebke
Dale van Horn
Howard Wells
Jan Stabley
Ray Johnson
Lou Franke Is Honored On 49th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lou Franke celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday March 9 with a noon dinner prepared by their children and grandchildren. A three tiered wedding cake baked by daughter in law Mrs Ray Franke graced the table. Afternoon cards and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Franke
Ray Franke
Jim
Charles
Joyce
Robert Franke
Doug
Vickie
Pat Otto
Jimmy
Tami
Stevie
Lonny
Ronald Kilby
Charles City
Ed Marzen
Mike
Greene
Audrey
Jerome
John Marzen
Larry Franke
Betty Boofer
Larry
National Guard
Howard Shaw
Walter Vetter
Ed Marten
Owen Simmons
Nashua
Women's Club Convention In Greene March Conference
The Federation of Women's Clubs of Butler County will hold its spring conference at First Presbyterian Church in Greene on Wednesday March 18. Registration starts at 9:00 AM. Luncheon reservations must be made with Mrs. Arthur Martzahn by Saturday March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs of
Butler County
First Presbyterian Church
Greene
Arthur Martzahn
Greene Gophers Meet at Jorge Home in Pleasant Grove
The Greene Gophers 4-H Club met at the Jorge home in Pleasant Grove Township with twelve members, three leaders and two prospective members present. Talks were given by Mike Marten and Steve Hildebrand. Mrs. Jorge prepared lunch for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Gophers
Pleasant Grove Township
Jerry, Larry
Doug Jorges
Arnold Jenison
Larry Tack
Mike Marten
Steve Hildebrand
Jorges
Jr Cattle Feeders Enrollment Due March 15
Butler County 4-H and FFA members must enroll in the Junior Cattle Feeders project by March 15 per C Dean Johnson. Participants may feed 3 to 10 head, weigh animals at project start, and submit weight tickets to the Extension Office. The Junior Cattle Feeders Show is set for September 8, 1964 at the Aplington Sales Barn. Enrollment forms and rules are available from 4-H leaders or the Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Butler County
C. Dean Johnson
Aplington
Harry Greens Visit to Bahama Islands and Cleveland Trip
Harry Greens and Mrs. Harry Green returned from a three week Bahamas vacation with a Cleveland visit. Mrs. C. T. Stager joined them to Ohio to see her granddaughter and husband John Nagy Jr. in Cleveland. They stayed with Bishop Leonard Hagarty at The Hermitage in Nassau and toured Bluethera Harbour Grand Bahama Islands including a CatholicChurch confirmation circuit. They spent several days in Miami and Cleveland before visiting their son Tom at Loras College and daughter Sara Jane at Clarke College in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Green
Bahama Islands
C. T. Stager
Cleveland
Ohio
John Nagy Jr
Harbour
Grand Bahama Islands
Hagarty
Miami
Florida
Dubuque
Tom
Loras College
Sara Jane
Clarke College
Scout Troop 278 Hosts Dad Daughter Date Night
The Junior Girl Scouts of Troop 278 held a Dad Daughter Date Night at the elementary school auditorium with about 65 dads and daughters present. Girls served box lunches and the group enjoyed games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop 278
Bible Class Met On Friday Afternoon
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Mrs. Jack L. Shultz home on Friday afternoon March 6 with fifteen members and two children present. Mrs. Tom Zurcher presided reading scripture and presenting quiz questions. A tape of Ruth Hege’s testimony on delivery after Irene Farrel’s death in Congo was heard. Next meeting March 20 at 2:00 at Mrs. Lois Pringle’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Shultz
Tom Zurcher
Ruth Hege
Irene Farrel
Hege
Congo
Lois Pringle
Social Announcements for Club Meetings this March
The Past Matron's Club plans a 1230 luncheon at Mrs. Russell Meyers home on Friday March 13. The Mary Circle meets at First Presbyterian Church parlors on Monday March 16 at 730 PM with Mrs Lawrence Jepson and Mrs Duane Miller in charge. A potluck supper is scheduled at the Veterans Club on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Meyers
Mary Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Jepson
Duane Miller
Veteran's Club
Farmers Daughters Met In Miller Home
The Bennedette Farmers Daughters 4-H Club met at Lynn Muller's home on Monday evening March 2. Ten members and three leaders attended. Debra Dye led the 4-H Pledge and Jeri Lynn Wieland reported a treasury balance of 69.15. Lynn Muller and Jerilyn Wieland demonstrated banana cream pudding. Luncheon was served and the meeting adjourned. Next gathering at Pam Johnson's on April 6. Lonita Schafer, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennedette Farmers Daughters
Lynn Muller
Debra Dye
Jerilyn Wieland
Treasury
Iowa redistricting debate to protect rural areas
The Senate backs a plan ensuring the House of Representatives reflects population while protecting rural zones. One half of House members would come from the 17 largest counties by population, likely merging small counties into larger districts to satisfy a federal court mandate. The General Assembly weighs eight proposals, each reflecting varying county interests as it shapes the House setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Iowa
Federal District Court
United States
General Assembly
Plan Swine Show At Allison April 4th
A meat hog show is planned for Allison on Saturday April 4 1964. Co sponsored by Bauman Livestock and Butler County Extension Service. County farms may enter two market hogs divided into two classes 190 to 215 pounds and 215 to 240 pounds. Hogs judged by Bernard Eb ding of Rath Packing Company and killed at Rath's after the show. Trophies for champion and reserve champion by Butler County Swine Producers. No entry fee. Information and entry blanks at Bauman Livestock or County Extension office. Coffee and cookies provided. all invited. The outcome cannot be predicted. CHARLES E GRASSLEY Butler County Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allson
Bauman Lovestock
Butler County Extension Service
Ennnes
Bernard Ebding
Rath Packing Company
Ste@id oasis
Rath’s
Butler County
Bauman Livestock
Ceounty
al- Free
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Truitt
Merlyn Richard Greene
Marble Rock
Jeanette Wieth
Music Mothers
Dick van Horns
Am Way Products
ED Heitland
Harry Greens
Scout Troop
Life Glen Lindell Farm Bureau
Essin Iee
Wunsch Plumbing & Heating
Seer Es
SESS
Reid-Hamilton
Greene Chapel
North First
Miller
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ruth Wilkins
Better Way
Paul Kramer
Darwin Neeling
Charles Zimmerman
Alice Barnett
Grassley
Allison
Charles E Grassley
Royal Hawaiian Tuna
Lee
SnoBay Oranges
Campbell’s Soup
Bagona
Wilson’s
HAM
Morey's
Irving van Raden
Dial Farm
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