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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1961
Page
2
Bristow residents and guests fill weekends with family visits in Dumont Waterloo Cedar Falls Allison and nearby towns. Numerous gatherings include Wendt Jungling Ray Hahn Rogers Kruger and Hearn households with skating party at Iowa Falls and church group events.
Ray Hahn marked his birthday at home on Wednesday as friends and relatives visited. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn of Allison, Mrs Henry Kielman and son of Clarksville, and several others such as Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hearn, Mrs. James Miller, and Mrs Al Wend. Evening visitors included Mr and Mrs. Lee Hahn of Clarksvale, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weiland and family, and more relatives.
Friday morning a birthday coffee was hosted at Mrs. Harold Seeger’s home honoring her birthday. Attending were Mrs. Clar Hearn Mrs. David Peterson Mrs. Vincent Kramer Mrs. Glen Brown and daughter and Mrs. Glen Hearn.
Mr and Mrs Lee Folkerts entertained relatives Wednesday evening for Robert Lee’s first birthday and his great grandmother Mrs June Bell’s first birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Dewitt and son George and Mr and Mrs Harold Folkerts and son Max.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duffield traveled to Pennsylvania last Friday to visit their grandson Tim Nygaard of New York who will stay the school year with his grandparents. His parents, Master Sergeant and Mrs. E. W. Nygaard, are moving from Mitchel Air Force Base New York to Georgia.
Three Iowa developments this week on liquor policy. The House defeated a liquor by the drink proposal 79 to 22, while approving a broad power bill for key clubs with bonds and fees. Governor Erbe criticized the Town Liquor Commission as failing to meet legislative intent.
Mr and Mrs Fred welcomed Friday evening guests at their home with light refreshments and friendly conversation, sharing news and plans for the weekend.
Erbe proposes a bill to place the liquor control commission under state budget laws with a detailed itemized budget of expenditures and receipts. He also urges banning gifts from liquor industry to commission members or staff and stronger enforcement of regulations on sales and promotion reps in Iowa. AVERAGE FARM A $200,000 capital investment per Iowa farm expected by 1975 due to larger farms and heavier input use. Beneke warns investment will rise with farm size, fertilizer, machinery, and livestock, doubling capital needs. IMPLIED CONSENT Senate likely to oppose a bill mandating sobriety tests for drivers suspected of intoxication. refusal would trigger a 60-day license suspension.
Governor Norman Erbe reports five to one favorable mail for the Shaff plan of legislative reapportionment. He receives between 10 and 15 letters daily praising the measure which has passed both houses. As a constitutional amendment, it must be approved in identical form by the 1963 legislature and then voted on by the people before taking effect.
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