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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1959
Page
2
W F Busching, 66, died Monday at a Methodist hospital in Des Moines after a long illness. He was a retired merchant and president of the Tuwa koi Clarksville. He is survived by his wife and a son Des Nebraska, with a daughter and other relatives residing in Hammel.
A brief report notes an injured hand affecting patient care with a single bed remaining assigned to the case. Medical staff monitor recovery and plan further treatment while bed availability constraints are described.
Mr and Mrs Henning returned home after a year and a half. He had been patient for eight months and suffered lung effects from furniture polish fumes.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobs of Charles City observed their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house last Sunday at home. They wed on October 11 with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garbes of Clarksville. The couple has three children: Forest, Harold, and Mrs. Bud Trike.
Frericks family reunion planned for Sunday with relatives gathering to share memories and update kin on family news. Angela Frericks to lead activities as relatives travel from area locations for the event.
Mr and Mrs Leon Hug and family of Cedar Rapids were dinner guests in the Smith home. Mr and Mrs MM W Brockman and Walter Perking drove to Cedar Rapids on Monday where Brockman will attend.
O F Grand Lodge District 12 reports ladies attending Rebekah Assembly with Mrs Brockman as representative. Sun day guests included Floyd Voss and family. visits to Leona Fick in Orchard who returned from Rochester Hospital. Local families host and visit across Maynard, Dubuque, Greene, Leavenworth, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and other nearby towns.
The article explains how disabled farmers must prove work credits and medical disability to receive benefits. It covers required income records, proof of age, and listing doctors and hospitals, with guidance on submitting medical reports and contacting the Social Security office for individual evaluations.
The report notes Mrs. Martha Chapman and her son Delbert of Elgin spent the weekend at the W. F. Henning home, and they visited Monday in the Paul Gogg home.
A public safety notice urges hunters to follow gun safety rules as hunting season nears. It cites the National Rifle Association and National Safety Council figures, stressing unloaded guns until ready, muzzle control, not climbing with a loaded gun, and never aiming at non targets. It warns about about 1150 expected gun deaths this year from carelessness.
J Bauman of the Butler Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced changes in the 1959 crop price support for soybeans. For beans with 1 percent or less foreign material delivered to CCC a premium of 2 cents per bushel applies, while beans with more than 2 percent foreign material incur discounts from 1 to 6 cents per bushel. As before, price support will be provided through farm and warehouse stored loans and through purchase agreements.
The Thursday inter-squad game for 7th and 8th graders ended 13 all. Green team led 1st half with Jim Wharton and Tim Bramer touchdowns while White team, led by Menken power runs, equalized in the final quarter with two TDs and a late extra point by Menken.
The text notes loan maturities and a base support rate of 1.82 dollars per bushel for Grade No 2 500 bean crop in Butler County with maturities set for May 31 and loan terms through January 31. The item reads as a brief fiscal update from agricultural authorities.
A bake sale hosted by Music Mothers will be held Saturday October 24 at 9 30 am at Klassi Hardware 12W1 to raise funds. A brown dog with a collar and broken rope was found and calls can be made to 18iW or 51 12W1.
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