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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
2
Clarksville students earned two T's at the Mason City district perch contest. Glenn Fenneman received a one for his oratorical declama tion titled "Pusa Button Paradise" at DP Under in radio speaking lux selection "Operation Both bore will partic He state speech cana Goaimeeit on March 28 and Hohemise Tee, BEE era esters.
Mrs Reints birthday gathering included Franklin Schuknecht family Ronald Schuknecht Carol Schroeder and son Greene Russell Reints Allison Marion Reints Waterloo Charles Reints and others. Eleven members and a guest attended a noon lunch after canasta at the Food Remix home. In hospital news Reuben Lore was taken to Waverly hospital after a heart attack Bertha Wefel is in Charles City hospital with mumps and pneumonia in serious condition.
The Social Circle Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs Melusine Voss’s home for a business meeting followed by afternoon activities.
Ronald Sutcliffe, son of Xi ena Mis Laun Sutcliffe of Clarksville, has been installed as president of the student leaders at Gallandert College for the Deaf in Washington, D.C. A Town School graduate from Cornal Bluffs, he has 60 year of experience as news editor of the student publication The Buff and Blue. He has also served as president of the Photo Club and treasurer of the Dramatics Club.
The 22 year old junior, former class president, serves as a muditor in accounting and aims for a career in accounting after graduating from Gallandett. He currently holds a position in the Student Body Joint Administration and is pledging Gallandett Kappa Gamma.
Mr and Charles Cr amer Sues M OW. Br Mrs. Gr Fallsspe: daughter, famuly. She Ahs Jenni m the Sia Mr. and o: Sumne: noon and Rev RL Rev. PL Neal were : of educate school in it: Ynes Faler of cere Wednesday with Mr and Bis on Den von of Cedar Sanday with the s Milan Miller) and we accompanied by HIAter, Who visited theath home. Yes Richard Bohle! were Sunday after-! ipper guests in thei app home. Mitthhig and M. L elected to the board ot the Clarksville annual election held
Last Monday a small vote was cast and both men were elected to three year terms. Other vote recipients included John Boyd and H Poppe. Sunday visitors at Mrs Charles Shepad's home included Mr and Mrs Charles Eggleston and Jim and Mauss Marvy MecDowell of Waterloo. Detra spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Clark Oberdiear and family at Plainfield. Vir and Ais John Bord traveled from Tallisdas to a business visit in Kansas City with Mrs Homi Detra visiting her sons Robert and Bruce. Mrs E J DeHaven of Charles City, formerly Clarksville, has returned home from hospital in serious condition. Norval Hinshaw of Richland visited with Gary Booher’s family. Jean Booher of Lineville and Mrs Richard Young of Ottumwa were weekend guests at the Booher home. Herman Reensen of Morrison and Mr. and Mrs Robert Skinner hosted. W A Boston of Webster City and daughter Mrs Norman Page hosted overnight visitors. Wednesday visitors included Ray Holtz and Susan of Greene.
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