Give a Hoot Don't Pollute! at Greene club program
Sylvia J Hawker notes 41 Greene Elementary School kindergarteners presented a Woodsy Owl conservation program for the Woman's Club of Greene. The children wore Woodsy hats, sang songs, shared action verses on water trees wildlife and other nature topics, and handed out bumper stickers and bookmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia J. Hawker
Woodsy the Owl
Chib
Greene
Woodsy
Marilyn Larson
Julie Grier
Woodsy Owl
Janelle Tower
Philips
Smokey Bear
Weedsy
Janette Tower
Federation
Greene City
Pauline Tindall
3Rd District Conservation
Bristow Weather Notes On Winter Preparations
Residents discuss window washing and storm readiness as leaves are raked and placed around plants to protect them from freezing. They note it is the coldest and windiest day when many people work hardest, using leaves as both insulation and fertilizer.
Birthday Dinner Honored Mrs Sherman At Home
Mrs Fred Sherman was honored at a Sunday birthday dinner with attendees M M Leonard Sherman New Hartford M M John Henning and family Allison Mrs Ben Jung ling Parkersburg Mrs Ronald Oldburger and daughters Clarksville Harold and Clarence Sherman Joining for afternoon lunch were M M Melvin Sherman and Mary Sue a friend of Parkersburg They presented two birthday cakes Her granddaughter Linda Sherman Wheeling NL called to wish many returns of the day
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Fred Sherman
M&m
Leonard Sherman
New Hartford
M&m John Henning & Family
Allison
Ben Jungling
Parkersburg
Ronald Oldburger
Bristow Locals Visit Friendly Gatherings In Area
Bristow locals M&M John Brown and Melville Eberline visited Thursday and Sunday evenings respectively in the homes of neighbors. Mrs. Otto Edler of Tipton and Eugene Edler of Evansdale stopped by Friday afternoon to see Mrs. Lloyd True. Late visitors to the Cuvelier home included M&M Craig Cuvelier and family, M&M Bill Koenen and family from Hampton, and M&M Ivan Cuvelier of New Hartford. A belated birthday party honored Mrs. P. K. Miller Friday afternoon with many friends in attendance.
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M&m
John Brown
Frieda Rover
Melville Eberline
Sun
Lester Eberline
Otto Edler
Tipton
Eugene Edler
Evansdale
Lloyd True
H. E. Cuvelier
Craig Cuvelier
Bill Koene
Dea Salttjer
Ruthland
Tues
Lester
Rogers
Sus
Percy Merrill Sr
Harold McKinney
Waterloo
Wilbur Beenken
Grundy Center
Herman Beesken
Pat
George Smith
Kurt Kramer
Willard Dennis
Dumont
Fred Sherman
Eldo Abben
al Wendt
Ben van Dyke
Ray Hahn
Emmett Hutchison
Dewayne de Berg
Harley Cuvelier
Dixie Hahn
Dennison
Burdine Hahn
M&m Chirkerfeld
Cedar Falls
Minne Folkerts
Lana
Nathan
Rednacy Smith
Greene
John
Local social notes from Hampton and surroundings
The column records numerous visits and gatherings across Hampton, Dumont, Ackley, Waterloo, Grundy Center, Cedar Rapids, and nearby towns. It lists dozens of residents by name, home towns, and guest roles at homecomings, luncheons, dinners, and coffee events.
Rites Held in Aredale for Mes Almee Collins
Mes Almee Collins of Aredale, born Nov 3 1997 in Dumont, died recently after living in Dumont, Minnesota, Iowa Falls, Oregon, and Alaska. Survived by daughter Marie Kirkland of Corvallis, Oregon. son Vern Collins of Anchorage. six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Attending from afar were Clifford Stock, Mabel Smith, and George Swantstrom among others.
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Aredale
Mes
Almee Collins
Alma Collins
Robert L
Katherine Miller
Dumont
Jef Collins
Minnesota
Iowa Falls
Oregon
Maude Buckmaster
Evangelical Church
Christian Church of
Jeff
Melville
Marie) Kirkland
Corvallis
Ore
Vern Col
Lins
Anchorage
Alaska
Cora White
Af Buckmaster
Emil Emil
Leab) Wilke
San Berdino
Calif
Nella Duncan
Carl
Hazel) Stock
Brothers
M&m
Clifford Stock
New Hartford
Mabel Smith
Estherville
George Swantstrom
Miller and Collins Names in Waverly Notice
Mrs Allen Miller of Waverly and Albert Collins with John Collins from Motley are mentioned in a brief out of state reference. The fragmentary OCR lacks context or actions but lists these individuals and their locations.
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Allen Miller
Waverly
Albert Collins
John Collins
Motley
Ted
Aredale Locals Guests Share Thursday Dinner
Mrs Ella Bamilet was a guest at the home of M and Vern Wray along with Aredale locals. Mrs Peter Jehnsen returned home Saturday from Franklin General Hospital after major surgery.
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Ella Bamilet
M&m
Copies Made On Our A. B. Dick 625 Copier
The Greene Recorder advertises copying service on an A B Dick 625 copier offering black and white copies and color copies in a compact local classified style from the Greene area.
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A. B. Dick
The
Greene Recorder
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Greene Recorder masthead with editor and publisher
The Greene Recorder lists SYLVIA J. HAWKER as editor and FRED J. HAWKER as publisher, with second class postage paid at Greene Iowa 50636. The masthead indicates local newspaper identity and mailing details.
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Greene
Iowa
Sylvia J. Hawker
Fred J. Hawker
Subscription Rates for Local Butler and Floyd Counties
Rates list single copies at 15 cents and by mail available to readers in Butler and Floyd Counties. The notice notes pricing and delivery options for the local paper.
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Butler
Floyd Counties
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Julia Green
Edna Bachman
Pearletta McRoberts
Pat Lindell
Hester McWilliams
Ellen Allison
Eva Barnett
Florence Graven
ALCW
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Wilmar
New Hampton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marvin Voigts
Orville Wiegmann
James Wabbena
Stanley Roose
Dora Lubben
Greene Woman's Club
Sylvia Hawker
Greene, Iowa
the Greene Recorder
Bristow News
Sherman
Bristow
Call Art Reynolds
ART Reynolds Photography
N.E
Mason City
Cedar Mall
Charles City
Weiland
Paul Schnabel
Hampton
G. W. Beadle
Ernnest Brock
Henry Kielman
Clarksville
E. J. Berreth
Harm Harms
Fem Walsh
George Stewart
Mann Mennen
Norman Flink
John F. Jungling
Harold Duffield
Minno Folkert
Aredale News
Aredale Locals
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