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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
4
A reader describes Robert Newton Peck’s No Pigs Would Die as a quiet humorous tale of the Plain People and a boy’s coming of age, while The Crystal Mouse follows Sara Hillstrom in a condo after her husband’s sudden death as eerie events unfold over three days.
An open letter from Peter Olthoff, Crusade chairman, urges Butler County residents to support the American Cancer Society during April as volunteers visit homes. It cites Iowa nationwide funding, local goals, and the need for preventive checks, with emphasis on saving lives and meeting the $6,679 county goal.
Dale E Schroeder Greene volunteer county savings bonds chair man reported Butler County sales of Series E and H bonds in February totaled 52 255. The two month county total reached 91 622 or 19 percent of the 1973 quota. Iowa February sales rose to 10 059 670 the first month above 10 million since January 1968. January February 1973 totals stood at 19 438 503 for 20 percent of the quota.
Burl Park, Extension Specialist Genevieve Crasen from Butler and Grundy counties announce a home landscaping program on April 6 at 8 p.m. in Parkersburg Elementary School. The free meeting, open to rural and town residents, is co sponsored by the Butler and Grundy County Extension Service.
The Charles City Drama Group stages the three act comedy Here Lies Jeremy Troy by Jack Sharkey. Performances run April 5 6 7 and 8 at The Loft on U S Highway 218 South with curtain at 8 p m.
Dayton Willing Workers and Dayton Willing Workers 4H Club met on March 19 at the Eugene Steere home with all members present. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.
Linette Nixt spoke on The 4 Basic Food Groups and Jean Ann Steere demonstrated How to Make Cheese Bread. The session closed with the 4H Pledge led by Secretary Linette Sixt.
Special election to decide two proposals in Butler County Iowa on April 1 1993. Proposition one asks to issue bonds up to 2500 008 to construct and equip a new courthouse. Proposition two seeks bonds up to 740 000 to pay construction and equipment costs with a tax levy not exceeding two and a half mills, starting in 1973. Polls open 8 AM to 8 PM. Precincts and polling places listed for Young, Fremont, Darton, Coldwater, Bennezette, Pittsford, West Point Bristow West Point Alison Jackson Jefferson Wilam Cordes Matises Washington Monroe Albion Beaver and Pool areas. Notice per Chapter 345 of Iowa Code and county resolution.
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