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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
3
Miller of Clarksville has been appointed to the rank of technical sergeant in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps unit, marking a notable advancement and recognition within the program.
Mrs. Pearl Baker, 74, died Wednesday morning at Woxerly Hospital after lingering illness. Survived by two daughters in Clarksville and by Gene and Ricky Gebhardt. Services were held at the Nating Harhovien Cemetery.
New Legion leadership announces officers for the coming term. The lineup adds a finance officer and a service officer, along with a chaplain and sergeant at arms, appointing Glen I to the service post. The changes reflect a focus on fiscal oversight and member support.
The Junior Class Play will be presented Tuesday evening November 1 in a bi lly comedy titled Mountain Gal. Directed by Miss Vincent the English teacher the cast includes Ruth Sinram Terry Engel Lonnie Jacobs Sherrie McBeain Connie Freerks Galen Hoodier John Sever John Wedeking Becky Miller and Doug Severs.
Mrs Bonita Shaw sustained a fractured left ankle in a fall last week. She was treated locally and advised to rest as she recovers at home.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wilhelm were taken by ambulance to the Ahrens Rest Home last week for the winter months.
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Local residents Jean Perkins and P. C. Matthias are noted as part of a social scene in Clarksville. Mrs. Gay Jamo presented a program on reading. Frank Raisty and Homer Detra with L. A. Wygle plan winter trips to California. Mrs. Paul Kreis and Barbara visit their Marengo relatives. A birthday gathering honors Mrs. George Houdjer with neighbors in attendance. Several families from Janesville and Ames hosted weekend guests in Elmark and Mark households.
Rev George C Moore of Raytown Missouri will speak nightly Sunday through Thursday November 15 19 at Aredale Evangelical United Brethren Church. Part of the Exchange Evangelism Program he has pastored in Falls City Nebraska Oregon Missouri and now Raytown. Topics include Worship Commitment The Bible Prayer The Church and The Christians Witness in the World.
Marble Rock locals host and visit relatives across Iowa towns including Cedar Rapids Mason City Spirit Lake Newton Charles City and Dubuque. Events mention birthdays trips, meals and baptisms with a Lion’s Club appearance and amateur show at the school gym plus hunting trips and home moves.
In a tight matchup Greene led 13 0 at halftime before Rambler comeback. Schafer and Walton combined on a key TD drive while Ott sealed the win with late quarterback keepers. Weichers Roelfs and Ott stifled late threats as Ramblers held for 19 13 victory amid defensive stands and a pivotal onside kick stop.
Democrats won Johnson and Hughes carrying Towa, capturing the statehouse and both legislative chambers. They secured at least 30 Senate seats and over 90 of 124 House seats in the first election under the new reapportionment, expanding size from 108 to 124 in the House and 50 to 59 in the Senate, with many Republican incumbents defeated.
A speaker warned that Democratic gains relied on a Republican defections trend and urged bold steps to win back defectors. He argued Iowa candidates could not ride the Republican swing to victory without decisive action.
The wife of President Herbert Hoover is laid to rest beside her husband in West Branch Iowa after being flown from Stanford California where she was buried following her death in 1944. Mr Hoover died October 20.
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