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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1958

Page

3

John M Adams Dies at 53 in Rockford

John M. Adams 53 died Friday morning at his Rockford home after a stroke the night before Funeral services were Monday at the Rockford Methodist Church with Rev George Baker officiating He was born July 17 1905 at Marble Rock and married Estella Wilson December 29 1928 He worked many years for the State highway commission Surviving are his wife two children John Jr and Mrs Gerald Crady five grandchildren three brothers Clarence and Gerald Marble Rock Arthur Charles City and two sisters Mrs Paul Ritter Withee Wisconsin and Mrs Dale Wilert Charles City Burial was in Riverside Cemetery Rockford

John M. Adams Rockford Methodist Church George Baker Mr. Adams Marble Rock Estella Wilson State Highway Commission John Jr Gerald Crady Clarence Gerald Arthur Charles City Paul Ritter Withee Wisconsin Dale Wilert Bunal Riverside Cemetery

Bridge Club Meeting at Schmitt Home

Mrs. Leo Schmitt hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home south of town on Wednesday evening. Guest Mrs. Ralph Wilson attended. High score was won by Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz, with second high by Mrs. Will Stabenow. Dessert luncheon was served at 7:00.

Leo Schmitt Contract Bridge Club Town Ralph Wilson Rudolph Schwartz Will Stabenow

Auxiliary Met Tuesday Afternoon at Legion Auxiliary Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary met last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry Ewald and co host Pearl Knoop. They planned to bring gifts to be sent to Annie Witmeyer Children's Home in Davenport and organized a cooperative dinner at noon with Butter Nut coffee strips to be mailed.

American Legion Auxiliary Henry Ewald Pearl Knoop Annie Witmeyer Davenport

Mrs Addie Hillman Home From Mercy Hospital

Mrs Addie Hillman returned home Thursday from Mercy Hospital Mason City after a stay for treatment.

Addie Hillman Mercy Hospital Mason City

Betterway Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Sebaugh Home

Betterway Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Guy Sebaugh for a 2 PM luncheon hosted by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Richard Merfeld Mrs. Bill Fluhrer of Charles City and Mrs. Roger Staudt. High score in 500 went to Mrs. Will Stabenow second to Mrs. Roger Merfeld and low to Mrs. Dick Rohwedder. Plans were made to exchange Christmas gifts and Mrs. Sebaugh received a farewell gift as she resigns from the club.

Scott Betterway Club Guy Sebaugh Richard Merfeld Bill Fluhrer Charles City Roger Staudt Will Stabenow Roger Merfeld Low Dick Rohwedder Sebaugh

Several From Here Leave For Chicago

Fourteen award winners and 13 Floyd County residents plan a long weekend in Chicago to attend the International Livestock Exposition. The trip includes a Cracker Jack Company tour, Board of Trade visit, Prudential Building tour, and Chicago sightseeing, with lodging at Congress Hotel. Travelers include Jane Balkenende, Mrs. Claude Ewald, Roger Stauffer, Bernice Vorhes, and Margaret Shultz. Departure is Thursday evening, November 27, at 11:45 pm from Rock Island Depot in Rockford.

Floyd County Chicago Cracker Jack Company Board of Trade Prudential Building Congress Hotel Jane Balkenende Claude Ewald Roger Stauffer Bernice Vorhes Margaret Shultz Rock Island Depot Rockford

Lions Club Dinner Meeting at American Legion Hall

The Lions Club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening with a turkey dinner served by the American Legion auxiliary. Guests Pete DeJong and his son Paul from Mason City attended. John Jesmore chaired the program and brought Jake Schroeder of Charles City as the featured speaker.

The Lions Club Auxiliary of the American Legion Pete DeJong Son Paul Mason City John Jesmore Jake Schroeder Charles City Legion Hall

Missionary Society Meets at Bethel Church

The Bethel Baptist Church Missionary Society met with Mrs. Vincent VanBenschoten on Thursday afternoon. Pearl Knoop led devotions and presented the Love Gift Program. Mrs. Clelland Maxson led a lesson on the society's work in Japan. The hostess served refreshments.

The Missionary Society of the

4 H Club Holds Joint Meeting in Marble Rock

4 H Club members from Union Buss Union Feeders and Union Leaders held a joint meeting and family night in Marble Rock on Monday. Gerald Hildebrand was elected to Floyd County Council for extension service representing Union Township at the Charles City meeting. Activities included a Busy Bees pledge, officer installations, musical numbers and club reports. Reports noted piano duets and solos, an accordion duet, a clarinet duet, and a song performance. A lunch of cookies, Kool Aid and coffee was served. Reporters were Jean Vorhes Bern ice Vorhes and Maraa Haller.

Marble Rock Gerald Hildebrand Floyd County Servic Union Township Charles City Helen Baker Larry Staudt Busy Bees Bernice Vorhes Jean Vorhes Connie Staudt Annette Dolan Lorere Wedeking Beverly Chambers Kathy AJ Mereld Margaret Shaiz Judy Johnson Doctor Eisenbart Judy Merfeld Twinkle Marie Smith Maraa Haller

Scott Husters Met At Keiths

The Scott Hustlers met in the Roy Keith home with 12 members present. President Pat Kenny called the meeting to order and a yearly program was planned. Discussed erecting a Floyd County 4 H sign and post on a road entering the county.

Scott Hustlers Roy Keith Pat Kenny Floyd County Our County

Community notes reflect gatherings and illness in Greene area

Greene Recorder reports a fertilizer skit for Family night at Scott Township Hall, Christmas party plans, and adjournment motions. It lists illnesses, visits, and trips including Janice Krueger and Jolene Johnson with families, the Schmitts attending Cresco Centennial events, and numerous relatives visiting in Des Moines, Waterloo, Minneapolis, Palatine, and Mason City areas around late November 1958.

Rudolph Schwartz S. W. McNinch Janice Krueger Jolene Johnson Waterloo Henry Johnson George Schmitt Cresco Assumption Parish Stemn Koeningsfeld Martie Des Moines Leroy Fredrichs Homie Marlys Staudt George Schmit Deloris John Bouchonville Palatine Ilinois Lloyd Reed Baby

Missionary Circle Plans Christmas Pot Luck Dinner

The Faith Baptist Missionary Circle met at the church on Wednesday afternoon. A Thanksgiving program was presented by Mrs. Dick Ott, Mrs. George Tegtmeier, Mrs. Marvin Lamb, Mrs. Vern Prugh, and Mrs. Allan Scandreт. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting to be held at the church with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Cliff Reed served an afternoon lunch.

Scott Township Hall Douglas Teeple Gloria Rohwedder Gordon Rohwedder Faith Baptist Missionary Circle Dick Ott George Tegtmeier Marvin Lamb Vern Prugh Allan Scandrett Cliff Reed

Marble Rock Community Notices and Social Guests

Marble Rock locals attended the Floyd County Council of Church Women in Charles City. Supper guests celebrated Sally Ackley’s third birthday at the R. B. Ackley home. Rebekah Circle card afternoon yielded high score Mrs. Edward Reams and low Mrs. Kenneth Reams. Study Club hosted an eight o'clock dessert and two movies on community improvement.Visits included Mrs. Art Parker’s return from Mercy Hospital and relatives from Charles City and Waterloo visiting the former’s cousin.

Leo Wood Malcolm Ott Floyd County Council of Church Christian Church Charles City Louis Reis St. Ansgar Earl Reis Janice R. B. Ackley Sally Ackley Sally Bessie Losee Rebekah Edward Reams Kenneth Reams John Ewald Clarence Barr Art Parker Mercy Hospital Mason City Ed Becker Berther Meier Conrad Blum

Four Symbols Under Threat and Rising Government Control

The world and domestic voices threaten key symbols and freedoms. U S government expansion grows through federal action and congressional pressure toward greater control. Critics warn every step toward centralization risks socialism, contrary to widespread American sentiment.

U. S Congress Atll America

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John Adams Bridge Club Schmitt Betterway Club VITA Albrecht Iowa Lions Club Met Scott Husters Keiths Greene Service Jack Aredale Call Greene Dougherty Farmers Rendering Service the Greene Recorder Griswold Plymouth Iinois Wilma Ruth Beth Reed Esther Ott Larry Ott Jim Ott Dean Abbott Don Krambeer Louis Staudt D. T. Cousins Minneapolis Rickie Cousins Margaret McMenimen Chi Reed Will Wilson John Shatzer Lowell Lines Pearl Hubbard Harold Taylor Mason Y Missionary Circle Hamilton Greene Collect U.S Electric Light and Power Business
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