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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1959

Page

5

Willing Workers 4-H Club Meets at Stuntz Home

The Willing Workers 4-H Club met Monday November 16 at Martha and Linda Stuntz home with Sherilyn Stuntz as co host. Twenty six members one visitor and two leaders attended. A 90 cent bill for skating party invitations was approved. Awards not received at Award Night were given. Three dollars was voted for International Foreign Exchange. Christmas gift exchange drawn. Meeting adjourned with pledge. Future year materials distributed. Talks covered clothes to relax in shoes and you care of hands and nails. Demonstration pressing and pressing material. Lunch by hosts mothers. Reporter Paulette Holzschuh.

Willing Workers 4-H Club Martha Linda Stuntz Sherilyn Stuntz Sandra Ann Allen Jolene Mehmen Fin Craft Susan Sally Becky Clikeman Paulette Holzschuh

Legion Auxili ary Social Announcements Evening Meeting

The American Legion Auxili ary will meet at the Veterans Club this evening November 18 at 8 00 o clock. Members are urged to bring aluminum pitcher large coffee pot and other auxiliary articles plus carpet rags needles thread and shears. Butter Nut Coffee strips are being collected. The American Legion will also meet tonight at 8 00 at the Veterans Club. The Cross and Crown Bible Class meets Friday November 20 at 2 00 p.m. at Mrs Marlene Brinkman in Allison. The Altruistic Club gathers Thursday November 19 in the home of Mrs P C Peck.

American Legion Auxiliary Veterans Club American Legion Marlene Brinkman Allison Altruistic Club P. C. Peck

Floyd County November Calendar of Events

November 19 4 H Award Night Dinner at 6 45 pm at St John s Lutheran Church with program at 8 00 pm November 26 Thanksgiving Day November 26 KGLO Chicago trip departs Rockford depot at 1145 pm

St. John’s Lutheran Church KGLO Chicago Rockford

Litterer and Ward Wedding In Greene Church

Myrna Litterer and Delbert Ward united in marriage on Sunday November 8 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Greene with a double ring ceremony. Rev. I J Devies officiated as flowers, music and attire reflected a formal mid 20th century wedding. The bride wore a lace gown with tulle and a lace crown veil, carried white mums, and was given in marriage by her father. Attendants included maid of honor Wilma Litterer and sister Shari Litterer as flower girl. Arnold Ralph and Stanley Litterer served as ushers, with other family members as candle lighters and ring bearer. A reception for 150 followed at the church parlors with a five tier cake and silver décor.

Myrna Lee Litterer Leonard Litterer Aredale Delbert Claire Ward Delbert Ward Charles City St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Greene I. J. Devies Carol Crosby Jeanette Wirth Wilma Ios Litterer Shari Litterer Arnold Ralph Stanley Litterer Bill Vining Gary Ronald Litterer Jeff Cagley Fred Litterer Barbara Lansing Dale Litterer Linda Goodsell Jeanne Wildman

Coldwater Clippers Hold November 4-H Meeting at Squires

Coldwater Clippers Boys 4-H Club met at Joe and Mike Squires home for November. President Michael Jewell led the meeting with nine members present. Mike Squires demonstrated cattle feed mixing and Joe Squires presented a current event on self feeders. The next meeting, a Christmas party, will be December 7 at Jimmie Kingery’s home. Lunch was served by Mrs. Squires and Mary Lou. Reporter Jimmie Kingery.

Coldwater Clippers Boys 4-H Club Joe Mike Squires Michael Jewell Joe Squires Jimmie Kingery Squires Mary Lou

Mrs Curtis Hosts Bridge in Honor of Bride and Groom

Mrs Dell Curtis hosted a Friday bridge party using the Friday the 13th motif. Prizes went to Mrs B G Brunsma Mrs Loren McRoberts and Mrs Francis Knapp aunt of the groom. Out of town guests came from Cedar Rapids Clarksville Arer dale Mason City Bassett and Nashua.

Curtis Dell Curtis B. G. Brunsma Loren McRoberts Francis Knapp Herman Scheidecker Lois Menken Janice Brinkman Jeanne Wildman Jean Post Greene High School Clark Produce Charlies City Charles City Oliver Corporation Cedar Rapids Clarksville

Bowling scores and high games from Hamilton area

The page lists match results: Hamilton's Furniture 28 20 Roy's Repair 25 23 Schield Bantam 20 24 Meyer's RCA 16 28 Wunsch Plumbing 16 32 Roy's Repair 4 Schield Bantam 0 Albrecht Hatchery 3 Wunsch Plumbing 1 and Hamilton's Furniture 3 Meyer's RCA 1. High scores include Jim Sextor 500, Clarence Kretzschmar 203 for 520, Roy Henline 212 for 572.

Hamilton’s Roy's Repair Schield-Bantam Meyer’s Rca Wunsch Plumbing Roy’s Repair Albrecht Hatchery Meyer RCA Jim Sextor Clarence Kretzschmar Roy Henline

Myrna Ascher Feted At Shower

Miss Myrna Ascher celebrated at a linen shower at the Harley Ascher home. She will wed Roger Pope of Manly on Saturday November 21 at St. John's E and R Church near Nashua. Hostesses were Mrs. Donna Lence, with assistants Mrs. Donald Pabst and Mrs. Harley Ascher. Sapphire blue and white themed gifts and games with prizes marked the event.

Myrna Ascher Harley Ascher Miss Ascher Roger Pope Manly St. John’s E and R Nashua Donna Lence Waterloo Donald Pabst Fred Tjaden J. Wiedler Eldon Hauser

Bennedette Farmers Daughters 4-H Club Meets at Patty Collins

The Bennedette Farmers Daughters 4-H Club held a regular meeting at Patty Collins home with eight members and two leaders. Jean Brass spoke on Tools for Sewing and Charlotte Stubbe demonstrated making a sewing box. Record books were reviewed, awards from Award Night were given, songs were sung, and a fifty cent Christmas gift exchange was held. Butter-Nut coffee strips will be collected at the next meeting.

Bennedette Farmers Laughters 4-H Club Patty Collins Jean Brass Charolet Stubbe Donice Noelting

Bowling League Scores and Records Highlight Local Play

Jack Shultz leads with 211 and 202 for 570 as Roy's Repair sets a single game record of 976 in the Monday Night Little Six League. Ressler Grocery, Curtis Insurance, Walt's Truckers, Powersville, and Greene Locker are listed with partial scores and head-to-head results. High scores include Walter Gabe 558 and others, with trophy-like totals across Tuesday and Wednesday leagues reported in The Greene Recorder November 18, 1959.

Jack Shultz Russell Barry Glenn Shafer Larry Finell Roy Ressler Grocery Curtis Insurance Walt’s Truckers Powersville Greene Locker Brandos Trucking Walt's Truckers Greene Locker Service Walter Gabe H. P. Geil Robert Ressler Arnold Biekert Lloyd Majewski Pete Sinram Greene Cafe Salt's Barber Shop Marshall & Swift

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