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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1964
Page
8
An elderly woman suffered a fractured hip after a car incident on the way to school. She could not exit the vehicle and was transported to a hospital where doctors reported a satisfactory recovery prognosis. Also noted were local bowling league scores and social notices of visitors to Mrs. Charles Sheppard in Waterloo and surrounding areas.
Children celebrate the 46th Children's Book Week from November 1 to 7 to promote reading among all ages. Local libraries display posters and new titles such as The Boy Who Made Faces and The Missing Emerald Necklace, plus sports bios including The Duke Snyder Story and Sandy Koufax Strikeout King.
Roger Vos departed Wednesday after a ten day visit with his in laws Mr and Mrs Earl Sherburne in Clarksville and other relatives. He is stationed in Omaha Nebraska and will be sent to Vietnam.
The Past Noble Grand Circle will meet Tuesday afternoon November 10 at Mrs. Howard Clark home. The United club will meet Thursday afternoon November 12 at the home of Mr Donald Harris. The notices list secret ness and related details.
Clarksville locals and friends gathered for visits and social events across area towns. Residents included Mr and Mrs Robert Voigts, Mr and Mrs Jerry Hartema, and many relatives visiting from Forest City, Arlington, Green ville, and Spencer.
Opening hunting for pheasant and Hungarian partridge draws cautious optimism. August counts show pheasants rising in north central Iowa and dropping in northwest and southwest regions while overall prospects remain strong. season rules set daily limits and concurrent hours with pheasant regulations across open zones.
Sixty six junior and senior boys with nine chaperones toured Minneapolis by chartered bus on Monday October 26. They visited Brockway Glass in Rosemont, Dunwoody Institute for lunch and a trades tour, Ford Assembler Plant, and the International Airport. The trip was sponsored by Butler County Board of Education under Guy A. Olson, aiming to expose students to a top trade school and to make it an annual event.
Everett Speaker, director of the State Conservation Commission, urged Iowa hunters to seek landowner permission before hunting private property. He warned that trespass and vandalism harm all hunters, reduce hunting access, and jeopardize relations with farmers while stressing respect for hunting laws and Iowa’s hunting heritage.
Marie C. Seallon of Ackley was named crew leader for the 1964 Census of Agriculture by Guy A. Lutz, director of the U S Bureau of the Census regional office in St. Paul. She will supervise a team surveying Butler County farms this fall and winter, with enumeration beginning after November 5 and data published by counties, states, and the nation starting in 1965.
Football game continued from page one ended 25 to 6 with the Bull dogs winning after a blocked kick for point. Final conference standings place Nashua at 5 1 and St Ansgar 4 2 as Greene leads with 3 1. The Ramblers host Ackley Raiders in a non conference finale to close the season for both teams.
New cars registered in Butler County include owners such as Williams or Helen Johnson of Greene with Pontiac, Herman or June Meinders of Parkersburg with Ford, Elizabeth Adelmund of Parkersburg with Ford, Edwin W Yost of Clarksville with Volkswagen, Fritz D Dickman of Allison with Ford, Richard J Jacobs of Allison with Ford, Albert or Maude Tachman of Clarksville with Ford, J K Uhlenhopp of Dumont with Pontiac, Albert or Mabel Steere of Greene with Pontiac, and Antonio Ramerez of New Hartford with Ford Mustang. Church of Christ notes: William Whitney, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship 10:30 a.m., Evening services 7:30 p.m.
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