Local Couple Welcomes Child This Sunday in Bristow
Mr and Mrs Allan Spisser of Greene announce the arrival of a daughter named Carol Kate born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Hohp and Henry Bondiield Crohn attended the event at their Bristow area home.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Allan Spisser of Greene announce the arrival of a daughter named Carol Kate born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Hohp and Henry Bondiield Crohn attended the event at their Bristow area home.
A fragmentary local notice reports Jackie Beadle turning seven with a celebration at Waterlow on Thursday. Various relatives and neighbors, including the Der Mil family of Waterloo and the Miller household, are mentioned among visiting relatives and well-wishers in Mason City and nearby communities.
Local residents record short updates with names and places including Bristow notes on visits to Mee and Dumont. Mentions Mrs Fred Clarence and Ann Threesma at Allan Memorial with snippets of social activity and family ties.
Canite News reports on state tax credits for land, its 1947 creation to balance farm property taxes, and current funding shortfalls. It notes a proposed $19.3 million Textron stock deal with Textron Inc and Providence to liquidate debt via shares. Also covered are new rules mandating seed treatment chemical labeling and a追加 rule expanding weed control warnings.
Fragmentary notes recount Roxal Woodley and others visiting relatives, such as Rev James Miller and families in Lehigh and Fort Dodge. An unrelated line mentions Ed Felkerts of Charles City suing his mother Mrs A Felkerts. Several garbled names and places follow, detailing social visits and a family legal dispute amid scattered references to local residents.
A Wyton Washington sub committee voted to dismiss the election contest against Rep H R Gross a Water loo Republican by Stephen M Peterson Waterloo Democrat. Gross had been declared winner of the 1964 third district race by 419 votes.
A Town Economic Opportunity Council has been formed to coordinate delegated programs under the Economic Opportunity Act. Programs include adult basic education, Neighborhood Youth, Youth Opportunity, Rural Loan Pro, Employment and Incentives, ads Program, Workperience, Job Coins, and Migrant Program.
Gov Hu appoints new members to the state advisory committee on community and junior colleges. The panel will advise Public Instruction on establishing standards for area and public junior colleges and set priorities for vocational technical programs in upcoming schools. Members named include Ruth Sigvald Faulkner, Eleanor Carris, and Thomas Louden.
Paul Mason spent over two weeks in Mercy Hospital in Mason City undergoing major surgery and returned home Friday.
W K Juncker of Aredale State Bank reports banks are the largest lenders to farmers, holding about 88 percent of production credit at the start of 1964. The 93rd annual farm lending summary shows total farm loans and mortgages rising from four years prior, with banking institutions dominant alongside life companies and government loan programs. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Claus Miller’s golden wedding, visits by the Etzen and Brass families, and other residents’ short trips and calls.
Mrs Maude Buckmaster and Alma Collins returned Tuesday after a three week stay in New York Mills Minnesota. Mrs Carl Stock and Mrs Pals accompanied them. Also listed are Dr Meld Don Sheriff West Bronch George Huh and Waterloo State Senator Johanie Emmetsbu Flwin Fanwell Decor Zh and Dr Waylord D Ladwig Sec City.
About 11 000 mothers on the Aid to Dependent Children program will receive booklets explaining a state welfare supported birth control plan. The program covers married women of child bearing age with husbands, unmarried women, and divorcees or those not living with husbands who have had legitimate children. Participation is voluntary and welfare aid is not threatened if refused. After receiving booklets, mothers are urged to consult their physicians, who will determine eligibility. Welfare departments will cover birth control devices, drugs, and the doctor’s fee.
An official from the National Institute for Mental Health led by Dr. Carl Anderson will visit Iowa in early December to inspect the state alcoholism program. A $63,000 halfway house for alcoholics is proposed by Gov. Hughes and the state board of control. Hughes plans to discuss the project with Anderson. Town officials aim for hospitals to meet federal Medicare standards, with about one third currently accredited. F. W. Pickworth, head of hospital services, expects nearly all Iowa hospitals to qualify.
The attorney general seeks to determine if bid rigging occurred in asphalt sales to Missouri. Several months ago, 18 firms were indicted by a federal grand jury in St Louis on anti trust charges for conspiring to fix prices in liquid asphalt over four years. The AG's inquiry will reference information from the Missouri State Highway Commission.
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