Brian Kruse Commemorated At 12th Birthday Event
A brief note records Brian Kruse turning 12 with a family gathering on a Wednesday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lecmara Burner and other relatives, including Alison Vir and Bob Dovaur, at Greene.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
2
A brief note records Brian Kruse turning 12 with a family gathering on a Wednesday evening. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lecmara Burner and other relatives, including Alison Vir and Bob Dovaur, at Greene.
Anne Jegies of the TocaeT EU OB Churen joined the Missionary Society event at Bethany FUB Church in Dumont on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Dewssne De Berg and other local church members.
Local subscription rates listed for Butler and Floyd Counties and Dougherty. First to Fourth Zones priced at 350 dollars with 4 dollars beyond the fourth zone. Single copies priced at 4.50, with a 10 cent option by March 15.
Iowa’s nine month tax receipts total 682 million, up 27 million from 1962, driven by income tax and social security. Governor Harold Hughes criticizes state government for slow reform, says two year terms hinder progress, calls for restructuring and improved accountability. Local notices mention visits, social events, and routine community updates.
The Iowa Highway Patrol deploys new streamlined radar units in all 14 districts. Each district gains one unit capable of detecting trucks from two miles away through car windows. Speed tapes remain in use alongside radar. The Iowa National Guard introduces two new awards for outstanding guardsmen and supporters, plus plaques and trophies to honor graduates of service schools and exceptional guardsmen.
Aredale residents gathered Wednesday to honor Fred Eichmeier, the town’s oldest resident, as he turned 96. Born in Freeport and long-time Aredale figure, he was joined by numerous family members and neighbors including his children, relatives, and friends from Rockwell, Chapin, Sneffield, and Dumont.
Larry Sidmore of Bankoh Thieland visited home October 1 for a month with his family. He plans to report to South Carolina after the stay.
The Home Study Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Denton Davis with Mrs Nina Griner assisting. Seventeen members and one guest Miss Mary Elings of Rochester Minnesota attended. Plans were made to sell a quilted quilt soon. Mr Claude Sidmore and Mrs De F Minnier won the fundraising contest. The roll call was A Hint on a House Plant.
Aredale locals Mr and Mrs Ben Dooley of Paramont California and Mrs Beatta Pell of Dumont called at the Fred Eichmeier home on Thursday. The Dooleys have been visiting in these parts the past couple of weeks.
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