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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
3
Mrs. Glen Hearn and Mrs. Clera Jackson visited and spent Thursday and Thursday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eckhoff at Alexander.
The Oak Hill Cemetery Society will meet Thursday afternoon May 12 at the home of Mrs George Stewart with Mrs Susan Flanigal as co host. Birthday celebrations honor Debrah Van Dyke at a Sunday potluck dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Van Dyke with 37 guests from Parkersburg Allison Bristow Ackley Greene and Hansell.
Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mrs. Joe Merrill in Bristow included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merrill and Mrs. Everett Merrill of Hansell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Elliott of Dumont, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kuhn of Charles City, and Percy Merrill Sr. with son Gordon. Sunday evening guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne DeBerg in Bristow were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Uhlenhopp and family of Aplington.
A brief notice presents a device related to the Iawa Farm Safety Council. The publication outlines an item connected to safety initiatives, with emphasis on agricultural work practices and council responsibilities. Details remain limited in the fragment.
At a two day hearing in Des Moines Rep Bert Bandstra Pom Democrat proposed a bill to prohibit feeding livestock by packers and their officials if annual sales exceed 1 million. W W Diehl of Carlisle urged packer feeders to face the open market against farmers. Of 19 witnesses all but one supported keeping feeding in farmers hands. N D Ruser of Omaha opposed the bill.
Attorney General Lawrence Scalise told a House committee that Iowa has seen a 70 percent rise in motor vehicle injuries over five years, with about 800 deaths and 32,000 injuries annually. He cited 1960 683 and 1965 1,161 injuries per 100 000 population and urged meaningful federal safety standards plus public copies of dealer directives on repairs to fix safety defects.
Robert Johnson, mayor of Cedar Rapids, announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Second District. He frames his background in journalism and public service as aligning with concerns of the elderly and local citizens.
Fred Davis a carpenter fell twenty feet from a garage roof he was building for Wendell Davis. He was hospitalized by ambulance with a head wound needing ten stitches and severe shoulder bruises but no fractures.
A round of visits and gatherings in Aredale listed Mrs. W H Wood Mrs Tom Saul and Mrs G A Christian from Waterloo Oscar White 85 showing improvement after six strokes over three days and other relatives and friends visiting or traveling to and from nearby towns including Ashland Kentucky Washington D C Dubuque Waterloo Hampton Allison and Austin Minnesota. The birthday of Seibert Arends was observed at his home.
Mr and Mrs Russell Bruns welcomed a son on April 26 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. The newborn was named Jerry Dean and is the grandson of the Dallas Allens of this area.
The Helping Hand Club met on Thursday April 21 at Mrs Elizabeth Allan's Rockwell home. New officers were installed. outgoing president Mrs Lloyd Dodd received a gift. Mrs Stanbrough welcomed her three week old baby daughter. An elephant exchange was held with all but two members present. Mrs Bertha Huisman led the entertainment.
Airman First Class James A. Boylan, once under guardian Mrs. L. Muir of Aredale, serves as a communications operator with U S Air Force advisory personnel in Bangkok. He supports space defense and training activities, coordinating with the Royal Thailand Air Force. A Hansell High School graduate, he is married to Anna J. Smeets of Holland and has lived most of his life with the E L Muirs.
Johnson cites high taxes inflation and repeated legislative sessions as factors shaping his view of unmet needs in cities towns and rural areas. He references current Congressman John Culver the Marion Democrat serving Iowa's second district.
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