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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1974
Page
5
Robins and bluebirds are back across Marble Rock with sightings of fox sparrow waterfowl and Belted Kingfisher. Geese mergansers and goldeneyes appearing on margins hint at a stronger northward migration this year while Lions Club notes cover a dinner meeting and plans for a new school scoreboard funded by the Brindle Memorial raffle proceeds.
M M locals recount a weekend filled with visits across towns. M&M Bullemer hosted relatives, while others travelled to Manley, Fort Dodge, Nashua, New Hampton, Churdan, and Charles City. Several attended church rallies and visited relatives including the Schmitt, Smith, and Staudt families.
Glenn Chambers remains at Frioxvd Coremonal Hospital in Charles City for treatment. Mrs Ho Bass hosted the Bethel Baptist Church Women meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs Harold Ott presiding. A book review of God's Smuggler by Brother Andrew Lynch was presented, and refreshments followed.
The Marble Rock Garden Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Verne Fish for a routine meeting with members sharing plant tips and upcoming club projects.
Mary Roll call featured hobbies and bird facts from Mrs Ed Enaball A report on Arbor Day and Nebraska City grounds was given by Mrs Rudolph Schwartz The Enterprise Bridge Club met with Mrs Bob Elmer hosting and Prizes won by Mrs Duane Fnab and Mrs Richard Merfeld A dessert luncheon started the evening Books on boating surfing swimming baseball golf karate and weightlifting are now available at Marble Rock Public Library A rare triple Brown Swiss calves birth at Delbert Smuta farm near Burr Oak all three healthy and thriving
John W Jensen resigns after eight years as Butler County Farm Bureau fieldman. He submitted his resignation at the March 6 board meeting, to be effective April 1. The note highlights the hours spent planning meetings and other duties involved in member service.
The Greene Recommender for Wednesday March 13 1974 highlights local notices and brief items across Page Five. It includes community updates, upcoming events, and short summaries of happenings within Greene County.
A memorial release honors Johns for his service to the Farm Bureau noting he was a dear person to work with and for. It recalls his memory will be with the office forever and acknowledges those involved in Farm Bureau activities.
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