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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
8
A fragmentary Clarksville News item notes an obituary or death report involving an individual named Nordmaur and references Nevada. The text is incomplete but indicates a memorial note tied to a public or community announcement.
Mrs Donald Davis was appointed to office at a special meeting of lodge 31 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. A large crowd attended as the secretary degree was conferred by Grand Lodge officers from Iowa. Local guards and members participated in the ceremony, marking a notable event for Guthrie.
Disjointed bowling results list several teams and scores alongside player tallies. Notable figures include John Stock 222 Galen Maxwell 210 and a sequence of 5xx series partials. The fragmentary text mentions Greene Lanes and Dean's Radio TV among participants with varied percentages and placements.
Local notice confirms Patricia Wedexinga on Sunday with services for the Merfo Howing.
Clarksvilie locals recount surgeries and hospital visits including a Cedar Valley transfer for Mina Poisal and Pho Hurd returning home. Families gather for a post dinner at Janie Wedeking home with Ervin and Wedeking relatives from multiple nearby towns. Eldon and wife return from Florida after a month’s visit and Emma Ulrich sustains a rib fracture from a fall while John Martin undergoes major surgery at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
As of March 13, 1964, 919 Butler County farms had signed up for the 1964 feed grain program. Herman Stubbe of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announced county eligibility. Local listings show numerous businesses and leagues with high scores and standings.
Des Moines and Waterloo join to sponsor a workshop for prospective small business owners. The program explains 1964 feed grain payments and diversion rewards while detailing startup guidance, with signups through March 27 at the county office and local chambers. Limited to 25 attendees, sessions cover finance, law, management and panel Q&A. Registration is free.
The State Conservation Commission boat registration department faces delays as boaters submit $4 checks instead of the $2 correct fee. Everett Speaker, director, explained that the surplus payments are being returned, piling up processing. If registered after March 1 in an even year like 1964, the fee is $2 and valid until July 3, 1965.
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