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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
8
The death of Mrs. hea Face Heppener, 70, was reported with relatives in Sacramento, California. Friends confirmed the passing and noted the loss of a longtime local resident with connections to Clarksville.
A local gathering honored Bruce Heckle with attendees including postmasters and community figures such as Mr M Nul Ea Yost Swick and Mrs Don Acton Mio. Guests listed include Mrs Pearle West and her granddaughter Susace Burgess, along with several others.
The Homemakers Club met Tuesday afternoon at Vis. Ernest Botterbroit's home. Mrs. Eoward Clark and Wire uli Daves led the discussion to prepare for the Christmas celebration. Members listed include Wesdemes Paul Rozen, Brinker, Lou De-Bower, Trumen Waemeley, Joan Gersers, Garrison Vouillan, Brockman, Erres DeBower, and Mrs Wiec ke.
The OU end J Club will meet Thursday afternoon November 4 at the Nore of Mrs Harry Freese with Wis Herbert Wede king assisting hostess Secret Pals will be revealed Attended funeral arrangements Mrs Edwin Wilkin funeral services at son 4 St Arcar Munday afternoon Sheir protuercin la BR C Muel
Scott Neal was baptized Sunday at St Peters Lutheran Church in Albany Georgia during worship service. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Leon Steere and Mr and Mrs Best Ne of Independence. The event occurred as Scott’s family and relatives attended the ceremony with Mrs Rubs Johnson visiting this week.
The report notes Clinton Lockxwoods Merned died after a private illness of cancer. He is survived by his wife, the former Vem Wilkinson of Carasville, and several relatives including Mrs Ba Reeves Busn of St Ansgar and other children. No public service details were listed.
In Clarksville local notes, residents share travel, family visits, and funeral attendance. Mrs Caroline Lutvke’s funeral was held at Dows Friars afternoon, with Dr and Mrs Jonn Martin later vacationing in South San Gabriel. Community members, including Mr and Mrs Vern Conner, Mr and Mrs Donald Aust, and Harold Grapp, gathered for services and social visits across nearby towns, while Staff Sergeant Roger Voss and other relatives plan local gatherings and medical arrangements.
The North Iowa Girl Scout Council holds its third annual adult conference and annual meeting at Hotel Hanford Mason City on Friday November Ind from 9 30 to 2 00. Exhibits in the Georgian Room feature four film strips Paper Sculpture Creative Stitchery Puppet Shadow and Ground Beef Passport to Far Awo. A Sopy Fest and troop success stories are planned with luncheon at noon Reservations should be sent to Mrs Verrnen Roitler by November 18.
Announcements list meetings and events for local clubs and organizations in Coldwater. Dates span November 2 through November 21 with gatherings at veterans clubs, community center, and member homes. Activities include Christmas planning, book reviews, decorations, ornament sales, crafts, bingo, and guest speakers.
Bowling Green lanes show high scores led by Jim McLennan 225 for 618 and Bill Nordmeyer 203 for 580. Other top scorers include Galen Miller 565 John Stockh 549 Bob Barth 262 for 543 and Bob Curtis 531. Wednesday Night Hot Shot League standings show Nettleton’s Ins First State Bank Kemming’s Sinclair Miller Real Estate Van Dyke Limestone Greene Farm Equip and Kemmng’s Sinclair among teams with varied records.
The text lists multiple farm league matches across divisions with teams such as Thermogas, Wunsch Plumbing, Meyer's RCA, Teeple Service, and John Deere. High scorers include Glen Shaffer 214 203 605 Elmer Stock 235 602 Carroll Schroeder 540 Kenneth Barth 529 John Humiston 201 528 and many others across Tuesday and Monday night leagues with scores and standings.
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