Saints Triumph In Homecoming Clash With Rams
In a Friday homecoming game the Saints dominated from first whistle to final second. John Downing produced 66 yards on 11 carries, while the Hackenmiller twins neared 100 rushing yards each. Junior Mark Ponto anchored the defense as Nordmeyer Schipper and Randy Smith lined up strongly. Nora Springs, the next opponent, sits at 2-2 after a 42-6 win over Rockford and looms as a tough test.
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Rams
Saints
John Downing
Hackenmiller Twins
Mark Ponto
Steve Nordmeyer
Byron Schipper
Randy Smith
Nora Springs
Rockford
Nora
Community Chorus to Meet October Sixth at St Peters Church
The Community Chorus under Mrs. Beth Drake will meet on Sunday October 6 at 4 p.m. in the St Peters Lutheran Church basement. The invitation is open to all who enjoy singing.
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Beth Drake
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Democrats Hold Caucus at Greene City Hall
Coldwater precinct Democrats convened at Greene City Hall on Monday night September 22 with many citizens attending. A straw poll selected the 1976 Democratic Presidential Candidate. Priority state legislative issues included public official gift disclosure, curbing non-family corporate agricultural participation, mandatory auto liability insurance, and treating hard drug users as patients with stricter penalties for pushers.
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Coldwater
Greene City Hall
GHS Gils Ashitles Greene Ramblerettes Win Opener
The Greene Ramblerettes opened with a victory over Mason City sophomores 11-15 15-13 15-13 as Delp Schroeder Daughenbaugh Wunsch Schmidt Watkins Ritter and Holtz formed the winning lineup. Decorah won the Crusader Invitational Cross Country meet with Laura Harris finishing 13th at Cresco.
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Greene Ramblerettes
Greene
Mason City
Nancy Delp
Marilyn Schroeder
LuAnn Daughenbaugh
Kim Wunsch
Joan Schmidt
Nancy Watkins
Carla Ritter
Pat Holtz
Ramblerettes
New Hampton
Laura Harris
Cresco
Decorah
Commended student in Merit Program at Greene Community School
A Greene Community School senior, Sherri Muhlenbruck, was named a Commended student in the National Merit Scholarship Corporation Merit Program. Principal Mark Becker announced the Letter of Commendation, noting the national recognition covers about 35,000 students based on the 1974 PSAT/NMSQT results and that Commended students rank high but do not enter Merit Scholarship competition.
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Greene Community School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Mark Becker
Sherri Muhlenbruck
M&m
Mike Muhlenbruck
Edward C. Smith
U. S
Greene Community Doctor & Dental Development Committee Elected
New officers were elected on Tuesday night September 23 for the Greene Community Doctor and Dental Development Committee. Dave Tower was named President Vernon Echieberger Vice President Marlo Green Secretary and Martin Senne Treasurer replacing Norman Graven and Cleo Mead. The group plans to reform and pursue efforts to recruit doctors and a dentist while asking member groups for operating capital donations.
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Greene Community Doctor & Dental Development Committee
Dave Tower
Vern Echieberger
Marlo Green
Martin Senne
Treas
Norman Graven
Cleo Mead
Mrs John Emerson Services Held For Local Resident
Services for Mrs. John Emerson 56 wife of Charles City's toy king were conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday September 27 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Charles City with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include her husband John three sons John Jr James and Mike and five daughters Lester Johnson Gene Johnson Kenneth Boggess Margaret Emerson and Pat Emerson.
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John Emerson
Charles City
Floyd County Memorial Hospital
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Emerson
John
John Jr
Cedar Rapids
James
Mason City
Mike
Lester Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Gene Johnson
Greene
Kenneth Boggess
Margaret
Pat Emerson
Rochester, Minn
Mrs A Harrold rites held in Water loo
Services were held in Waterloo for Mrs Albert Harrold a former Greene resident who died at Mercy Hospital Waterloo on Friday September 12 Burial followed in Hesperia Michigan with interment at White Cloud Michigan Survivors include five sisters Mrs Floyd Powell Waterloo Mrs Victor Aker Clarion Mrs George Keifer Marble Rock and Mrs Albert Keifer and Mrs Clarence Worley Greene
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Waterloo
Albert Harrold
Greene
Mercy Hospital
Hesperia
Mich
White Cloud
Floyd Powell
Victor Aker
Clarion
George Keifer
Marble Rock
Albert Keifer
Clarence Worley
Scouts Begin Paper Drive on Saturday October Fourth
Senior Girl Scouts resume paper pickup this Saturday guiding residents to place papers at the curb by 10 a.m. Acceptable forms include boxes bags or tied bundles. Collected material goes to Harold's Service Center to be processed into insulation.
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Harold
Local Scouts Earn First Class Rank in Girl Scouts
Diana Beek, Rhonda Frascht, Jane Hardy, Jolene O’Brien and Linda Rutz were honored by the North Iowa Girl Scout Council for achieving the First Class rank at a Mason City Public Library ceremony on Sunday September 28 at 3 30 p m. Forty Cadette Scouts in the North Town Council earned the award, the highest in Girl Scouting, for completing activities, study and community service across social dependability emergency preparedness citizenship arts outdoors environment personal values and international understanding.
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Diana Beek
M&m
Gary Beek
Rhonda Frascht
Earl Frascht
Jane Hardy
Dale Hardy
Jolene O’brien
Neal O’brien
Linda Rutz
Florian Rutz
North Iowa Girl Scout Council
Mason City Public Library
Sun
North Town
Girl Scout Council
Scheidecker Rites Sept 27 in Charles City
William Scheidecker 59 of rural Clarksville died Wednesday afternoon at Waverly Municipal Hospital from a heart attack. Funeral service Saturday at Hauser Funeral Home Charles City officiated by Donald Johnson. Burial in Oakhill Cemetery Nashua. Survived by wife Eva three daughters three sons two brothers three sisters and three grandchildren. New car showings this week Greene Earth Chevrolet Oct 2 Klassi Motors Oct 3 with refreshments.
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William Scheidecker
Clarksville
Waverly Municipal Hospital
Hauser Funeral Home
Charles City
Donald Johnson
Plymouth Brethren Assembly
Oakhill Cemetery
Nashua
Am Butler Co
Eva Smiley
Minneapolis
Farm Bureau
Eva
Allan
Mary) Whiteside
Roseville
Minn
David
Dorothy) Casper
Albion
Cela
William H
Dumont
James
Robert
Harvey
Paul
Louise Scheidecker
Marvin
Martha) Smig
Wausau
Wisc
Dorothy) Hunt
Anoka
Greene
Earth
Chevrolet
Thors
Klassi Motors
Haunted House Project Opens Weekly at Jaycee Hall
The Greene Jaycees plan a Halloween haunted house in Jaycee Hall. Builders will meet every Wednesday at 7:30 pm through October to construct the House, with 18 to 35 year old Jaycees and other young men invited to assist for community development.
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Greene Jaycees
Jaycee Hall
Jaycees
Hospital notes mix shows transfers and classes in area
Hospital notes report Leonard Morey transferred from Mercy Hospital Mason City to Americana Nursing Home for convalescence with gradual improvement. Keith Drane admitted for observation at Des Moines Veterans Hospital. Next week GHS and MACC host adult classes with registrations urged. Listing of sales and local events included.
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Morey
Leonard Morey
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Americana Nursing Home
Drane Keith Drakle
Veteran's Hospital
Des Moines
GHS
MACC
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al Campbell
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Greene City
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Iowa
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Handicraft Club
Hoton Bellows Barber Shop
Wendell Stuntz
Clyde Stuntz
John Hicks
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Robert Henderson
Richard Bealka
Cromwell Childrens Unit
University of Town College of Dentistry
Mary Kathryn McRoberts Schlenger
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha
Robert D. Sparks
Eppley Science Hall
Mary Litterer Estate
Schuknecht & Jewell
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Leola Drakle
Lula Smith
Hazel Menken
Ellen Johnson
Flora Griner
Peart Prunty
Fern Stauffer
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