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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1968
Page
6
Classified notice announces cheap advertising rates for the Greene Recorder. Five cents per word with a $6.60 minimum per insertion, one signature in cards of thanks costs $1.00, each additional signature 10 cents, and a 10 cent bookkeeping charge applies to ads not prepaid.
For sale notes offer farm buys in NE Iowa and southern Minnesota in varied sizes and prices plus business propositions. Contact JOHN L. HOWE REALTOR at 1000 So Main St Charles City Tow. Phone 228-5530. Includes terse price/size figures and an encoded classification.
The Greene City Town Council held its regular meeting at Town Hall at 7 00 pm November 1968. Mayor William Hamicker and six council members were present with no absences. The clerk read and approved the previous minutes, presented a financial report and water analysis, and opened bidding permits for Delos Adelmund Seanton garage William Nordmeyer family room on a home. A cigarette license for Lyle O Bren was approved. Richard Pooles spoke for property owners near the proposed bus garage site objecting to it and requested the petition be filed.
Iowans began the 1968 pheasant season last Saturday November 9th opening from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a daily bag of three roosters and six in possession. The season runs statewide except in a southeast block and follows a strong winter survival and spring nesting outlook. Hunters are urged to secure access beforehand and obtain landowner permission. The Hungarian partridge season runs parallel with the same hours and limits.
Marble Rock and nearby communities carry short items about church women collecting quilts for Lutheran World Relief, with 49 items from a local group. The report mentions visitors Colleen Staudt and Mary Thomas, relatives visiting ill family in Charles City, DAR and Baptists events, military family moments, and assorted guest and visitation notices across the region.
The open hunting area for Hungarian partridge in Iowa covers northwest and north-central regions. It lies west of Highway 65 from the Minnesota boundary to the Highway 30 junction, north of Highway 30 to Highway 141, and north of 141 to Sioux City. The birds are typically a bonus for pheasant hunters.
State Fire Marshal warns Iowa homes face deadly risk from faulty furnace and space heater venting. Key checks include diverter outlet drafts, white deposits at joints, heat or soot on units, excessive moisture, wall damp spots, and loose bricks or rust at the roof vent. perform a quick home inspection to prevent potential carbon monoxide danger.
Melissa of Fayette spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nielsen and family. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Majewski and Jay of Greene were Sunday visitors in the home of her uncle. Maynard Reed and Orpha Truex of Greene visited Mrs. Ilo Bass Sunday evening. Sgt. Dennis Nielsen and infant son left for Annapolis after two weeks with his parents Willard Nielsen and Laurie. Gerald McNamara and family were dinner guests in Mason City for Anna McNamara’s birthday. Opal Stratton of Charles City spent Friday with Maynard Reed. Lola Pringle visited in Floyd County Memorial Hospital Wednesday. Pringle entered hospital on Friday October 18 for examination and treatment. Ed Goetzinger and wife spent Sunday with daughter Nancy in Cedar Falls.
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