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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1974
Page
8
Fragmentary text mentions Greene mayor and references to assurances and instructions. Limited readable facts prevent full event clarity.
Baptised Miss Andrea Lee Jenison infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kent Jenison during morning worship at Clarksville Community Church. Godparents are Mr Jenison's brother in law and sister Larry Beevers and Des Moines. Grandmother hosted luncheon for family members including Solus Watkins, F O Gregory, Joe Shumate, Don Jenison, Peter Thompson, and Larry Beevers.
Hospital notes list residents Metz Nordman Leland Metz and Lorenz Nordman return home after Mercy Hospital Waverly. Women’s Fellowship of Immanuel UCC met May 2 with 18 members. program leader Mrs Hugo Poppe spoke on Choose Life for Yourself. Sunshine Committee named and birthdays noted. hostesses served refreshments.
M M Rex Knapp M M Ro bert Litterer and Rev Reuben Topp attended the Northeast Association of Iowa Conference meeting of the United Church of Christ at the First Church in Nashua on Sunday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Katie Henning and Jennie Henning attended a birthday dinner at the home of M and M William Henning to celebrate Tammy's 16th birthday with family members Kim, Tammy and Jennifer present.
Mr. Herman Rohlwing was honored on his 80th birthday with a potluck dinner at the Wayne Rohlwing home. Attendees included M&M Harry Drake, Laura Rohlwing, Mrs. Matilda Swick, Wayne Rohlwing, Becky, and Lori.
Mrs Steve Lahr and Mrs Terry Newman accompanied Mrs Cecil Sturdevant to Iowa City on Wednesday for a hospital check up. Mrs Sturdevant returned home with them and her daughter, Mrs Newman.
A person returned to her home in Ely, Oregon after spending two weeks visiting her parents. Rev. Reuben Topp spent Monday in Des Moines at the Conference Headquarters of the United Church of Christ. Rev. Robert Mass of New York City, president of the United Church of Christ, was the moderator. Meetings were held at Plymouth Church in Des Moines.
Mrs Grace Kilson, long a resident with the Marquette Neal family, departed this week to take residence at the Allison Manor in Allison, marking a change in her housing arrangement.
Out of state visitors include Tennessee son Tenn and Mrs. F. O. Gregory of Conway Arkansas and Mr. Joe Shumate of Kansas City Missouri visiting this week in the home of their daughter and wife Tuece Mrs. E. W. Gregory and in the Kent Jenison home.
Senator Grassley announces the Iowa General Assembly will adjourn, ending 16 years as state representative for Butler Bremer and Floyd Counties. He notes newsletters to constituents will cease, reflections on the franking privilege and press coverage, and plans to pursue Congress or private life next year.
Kathleen White Bertha Duffield and Evelyn Lupkes joined the Iowa Branch of the National League of Postmasters at the Holiday Inn in Amana for a four day event from April 28 to May 1. Morris Bates of Low a Falls visited Sun p m with Ward Mason, marking a 46 year reunion.
Aredale locals Mrs Muriel Noelting and Mrs Don Oltman called on M and M John Grace at Greene Sunday afternoon. Mrs Stella Dodd and M&M Lloyd Dodd were Sun callers in the Don Dodd home. Rev and Mrs E G Berreth and grandchildren Leslie and Joseph Hohr of Grand Forks North Dakota returned home after a 10 day stay with their grandparents the Berreths. Mrs Esther Mason and Mrs Bob Mason called on M&M Ward Mason Saturday afternoon. M&M Carl Stock and Mrs Maud Buckmaster were dinner guests of Mrs Nella Duncan. M&M Harold Mason were Thursday evening supper guests in the parental Ward Mason home. M&M Howard Stock Hampton and M&M Fred Paul of Greene called in the Carl Stock home Sunday afternoon. Paul Mason called in the Ward Mason home recently. M&E Lewell Allen of Greene.
Carl Worley home hosts visitors Sunday afternoon as M and M Ward Mason visit M and M Herman Mason near Greene Tuesday and Mr and Mrs Randy Mason Wednesday at Hampton. Mrs Mabel White visits Emma Jane Syverson and Nettie Helt at Allison Manor Home Monday afternoon. Edward Franse and Frank Cutler of Greene attend a pre Mothers Day dinner at Norman Tudor's Cedar Falls home. Janis and Joy Prause of Hampton join D K Hopkins in Dysart.
Bristow residents Craig Cuvelier and his daughters from Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cuvelier of Aplington were Tuesday evening guests at M and M HL Cuvelier’s home. Mrs. Paul Schnabel of Hampton and Mrs. G W Beadle were Monday afternoon guests at Mrs H K Duffield’s. Weeklong visitors staying with Mrs Ray Hahn included Pauline Varce of Des Moines Emmett Hutchison of Dumont Dixie Hahn of Denison and several others.
Attendance at the convention included M and M Harvey Duffield who spent from Sunday to Wednesday at the Amana, with Duffield named for postmaster service. The event honored dev rast mat ters of the previous year and featured a birthday dinner hosted by Siefken and family. Participants listed include Gus Sief, MLSs Fd Eubank and daughters, UE Tom Siefken of Charles City, and Bill Ruserwinkie with his daughter from Clarksville.
The Birthday Club The Friendly Neizhbe met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Folkert Kielman’s home in her honor. Attendees included Mrs Richard Rinde, Mrs Vera Stewart, Gladys McNeilus, Mrs Joyce Frey, Mrs Al Wendt, Mrs Joyce Austrander, Mrs Art Kielman, Mrs John Harms, and Mrs Floyd Dratle.
Nick Johnson, candidate for Town's Third District Democratic Congressional nomination, discloses a net worth of 14170.37 dollars plus a 1973 income of 36020.90 dollars and 1973 federal tax of 5765.54 dollars. He also lists 10270.37 dollars in checking and savings accounts as part of his finances.
The record notes Johnson held 4 shares of stak in First Trust & Savings of Galva with an estimated 1700 value and personal property at 2500. He says as Maritime Administrator and later FCC Commissioner he fully divested his publicly held stock. His 1973 income came from salary 6594 and 3700 in Galva Bank dividends. royalties from two books were donated to non profits. he refused all fees and royalties for engagements and appearances, directing donations instead.
Mrs J F Teddy Alexander of Conrad received a 50 year Eastern Star certificate marking half a century of service with the organization.
Vernon S. Meyer district manager says a Waterloo Social Security office representative will be in Allison at the Sheriff’s Building basement from 9 am to 12 noon on May 14 and May 28. Service is for those unable to reach Waterloo or avoid phone use. Most business now handled by phone. Waterloo office phone (319) 23414554, at 904 W 4th St. Hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.
Allison City Council approved a 25000 expenditure to resurface two streets Elm and Locust. Civil Defense siren installation for severe weather warning was approved. Summer recreation director Robert White Jr salary raised from 600 to 700.
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