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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
7
Notice of delinquent taxes and special assessments on various lands and town lots in Butler County Iowa with sale set for December 6 1965 at 10:00 AM in the County Treasurer's office Allison. List includes owners descriptions year tax amounts and total due. Tax records cover multiple townships and property types.
The Thimble Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Milton Dye’s home with six members present. Roll call featured fall decoration and Christmas ideas. Mrs Dye’s birthday was observed and her secret pal revealed. The December Christmas party is set for December 14 at Mrs W H Hawe’s home.
Went hunting with Melvin Ayers Marion White Jr and James White leaving Thursday evening for a northern Minnesota trip They will visit the Marion White home in Menahga during their stay Local youths were guests at M Y F Day in Sioux City with Rev Kenneth Harden and four ARE Dale Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship members Gail Cutler Patti Collins Ellen Bailey and Donald Dodd attending The day featured a consolation campus tour lunch and a football game En route home they stopped at Goodwill Industries in Sioux City and Friendship Haven in Fort Dodge Week end guests in the Robert Lone home included the Arthur Long family of Lockridge Mr and Mrs Dennis Conniley of Burlington and Mike Roper with Mrs Orpha Stevens and son Kenneth of Mason City also visiting
Polk County Judge Harry Perkins ruled the interim reapportionment plan passed by the 1965 Iowa legislature is valid under both state and federal constitutions. The plan sets 124 House members and 61 Senate members, with Polk County to have 11 representatives and five senators elected at large. The petition challenging constitutionality was dismissed, and the court emphasized orderly reapportionment progress is only stayed for compelling reasons.
Within hours after Perkins announced his decision attorney David Belin of Des Moines appealed the case to the Iowa Supreme Court. It probably will be February before the case is argued before the state tribunal.
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