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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1957
Page
3
An editorial warns against extreme dieting and urges exercise for weight loss. It also urges sober driving to and from football games, noting dangers of drunk driving and crowded roads. Readers are urged to plan trips early, abstain from alcohol during games, and return home cautiously to avoid fatal accidents.
The Lhe Bristow News notes 13 members of the north side birthday club gathered Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs Siefken to wish Mrs Siefken and Mrs Weiland many returns of the day.
Mrs Ed Abber received a reb ell from her son Pvt Abben at Fort Slocum on Monday evening. He was in the hospital with the flu but expected to be home on furlough by October 18. A large number of Allison and Bristow parents attended the school night held Friday evening. A short musical program followed in the school gym and refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served.
Mrs Henry Nimmers and Mrs Id Abben hosted visitors from Clear Water Wisconsin on a Sunday night, sharing a cordial visit at the Abben home.
Pvt Ronald Abber attends the U S Army Information School in Fort Slocum New York and joined a guided tour of the United Nations and the New York Times last week sponsored by the Army.
Sunday rally at the Church of Christ in Hampton drew Dawn Duffield Fern Fox Louise Truax Donald Mussengmann and Mr and Mrs G W Beadle among the attendees.
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings across Dumont Aplington Waverly and Cedar Falls highlights include Mrs Lyle Meford and Judy transporting Dean Morford and Nancy from Denver to Mrs Alice Hawley’s home in Vail on Saturday. Attendance at Luther League Rally in Waverly and multiple dinners show community ties through Sunday and Monday gatherings.
The article imagines Cairo as seen from its Citadel and taxis through its ancient bazaars and winding lanes. It reflects on Cairo’s 969 founding, the fusion of old and new, the Nile’s influence, and timeless landmarks from mosques to the sphinx, painting a vivid, lyrical portrait of a city where history and modern life intertwine.
Mr and Mrs Remner Wabbena attend the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Bruns at Dumont Sunday afternoon. Mrs Henry Van Dyke and sons of Ackley, Mrs Al Wendt and Mrs Ben Van Dyke spent Monday at Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hearn learn that Sherman Young of Eugene Oregon died last Sunday from a stroke. She leaves a husband three married daughters and a son who was killed in World War I. She had formerly lived in this community.
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