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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
3
An Iowa editor argues against cutting local school costs and salaries. He warns that larger classes and aging facilities reduce education quality, and urges expanding tax support through increased state aid rather than tax cuts. He cites teacher shortages, rising training needs, and wage competition with outside districts.
The report notes that David Mun remains a patient at Hampton Hospital continuing his treatment and observation within the facility.
The Are dale Home Study Club met at the Emmett Ufford home for a noon pot luck, the last full day meeting of the year. Members sewed hats under Mrs Floyd Durand’s instruction after a business session. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Brocka and family, and Mr and Mrs Dilman Stock with Randy. Sunday dinners were hosted at the Echo Mennen home, and Sunday evening services were held at the Methodist Church during Lent.
Mrs Maude Reynolds traveled to Waterloo on Sunday to visit relatives for a couple of weeks. Ardys Barth, recently employed in Chicago, is visiting her parents. Mrs C W Skillen and Mrs Guy Sebaugh spent the weekend in Stillwater Minnesota with their daughter Louise, a guidance director in the schools.
Mr and Mrs Fred Eichmeier returned to their home Friday after a six weeks absence due to Mrs Eichmeier s surgery and illness. They spent part of the time with their daughters.
Mr and Mrs Peter Helt were honored on Sunday with a dinner at the Lloyd Warrellmann home marking their 61st wedding anniversary. The couple has lived in the area for decades and were joined by family and friends in celebration.
Report notes social calls in Hampton with Mr and Mrs Al Bailey visiting the Amos Allen home Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs R F E Olson of Denver were visitors last week in the home of Mrs Hattie Boyd. Leonia May Rodman spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt near Marble Rock. Corpal and Mrs Leon Marth of Camp Clarence, Louis ana, on furlough in the home of Mrs Marth's parents. Mr and Mrs Walter yle. Mr and Mrs Gay Lockwood of Rock Island spent Sunday in the Frank Lockwood home. Ruth Crooks is ill with mumps at the home of her parents. Noma Montgomery returned Sunday from Waterloo. Mrs Ray Hovey and Mrs Wendell Kellogg of Charles City spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Glenn Austin. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs William Johnson and daughter Lynne, Jane Stunts, Clyde Stunts and Merle Kroesen. Clarence Pyle went to Rochester for a Mayo Clinic decking. Ruth Fleet of Cedar Rapids visiting Uncle Pete Watson. Mrs Lola Pringle of Marble Rock visited relatives here yesterday. Erlene Barr of Chicago and Miss Robert Prichard of Waterloo visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Guy Bar. Mr and Mrs Jack Payne and baby moving to Charles City where Mr Payne employed by Oliver Corporation. Mr and Mrs Charles Crouse Perry and Noma Hendrickson spent Saturday in Charles City. 25 Years Ago Lawrence Doore in Auckland New Zealand with ten University of Minnesota scientists studying seaweed. continued on page 8.
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