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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1967
Page
2
Mr and Mrs George Stewart visited Mrs Maiiunudson in Greene Wednesday after word their daughter Mrs Gibson became entangled in a grain elevator while unloading corn at her home. She freed herself but her clothes were torn. she suffered a leg laceration and other bruises.
Bristow residents attended weddings and hosted guests across several towns. Mrs. George Conger, Mary Sue Rathbone and relatives joined in Tripol’s wedding. Numerous visitors dropped by Rockwell, Nora Springs, Ackley, Greene, and Clarksville homes to share meals, tea and Sundays.
Melinda Rickle was released Friday from Franklin General Hospital in Hampton after a week of observation and treatment.
The Oak Mill Cemetery Society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Al Wendt's residence with co-hostess Mrs. Fred Sherman. Ten members attended and guests included Mrs. Clayton Arnold and her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Brown from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Virginia Hakes was honored at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at Evangelical United Brethren church parlors. Fifty guests from Clarksville and nearby towns attended as Mrs. Henry Kuelman and others hosted. Mrs. Margaret Oakes and Mrs. Paul Weiland poured punch and coffee.
Mrs Mertie Lord marked her 92nd birthday on Sunday November 5 at her farm home half a mile from her birth site. Surrounded by friends and family she received a cake and gifts. Born on the same two farms she has lived all her life, she remains active and crochets for others.
A long list of social visits across North Iowa towns includes Ned Bailey in Backus Minnesota staying with the Drakes, Kevin Enders in Hampton visiting relatives, and the Berryman family from Waterloo hosting. Other guests travel from Minneapolis to Allison, Clarksville, Sheffield, Dumont, and Greene for weekend or weekday calls with friends and kin.
Two breakins were reported Saturday night in Aredale. The Phil lips 66 Station, owned by Russell Scarrow, was entered by removing an aluminum storm window, with articles stolen and scattered. The Farmers Co-op Elevator also broke into through a door, a pop machine taken, rifle shells and coins stolen, with no loss estimate yet. The sheriff’s office is investigating.
Several women attended the Wesley Methodist Church gathering in Mason City on Thursday. Marion Warner, a Methodist Missionary in India for 39 years, spoke and showed pictures of her work.
A Davenport retiree speaker has left the stage and residents report social events across Aredale, Dumont, Greene, Hampton, and surrounding areas. Guests include the Prauses, Nichols, and Richard families, with church and club activities noted and a Methodist coffee planned for November 29.
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