21 Oct 1964
Page 6
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
6
Classified notice announces rates of 4c per word with a 50¢ minimum per insertion and an extra ICc bookkeeping charge for ads not prepaid. Includes mention of Cards of Thanks and misc small print from the Greene Recorder.
Greene listings announce a three bedroom residence with full basement for sale at 823-1237. Gerald Hildebrand also notes pallets available weekly starting November 3. Arthur Sessler lists a Duroc boar from an accredited herd near Upington, Kesley, no Sunday calls. Home Sweet Home ad caps the page.
Two or three bedroom updated home with modern features, including wood floors and built in storage. One mile from Butler County town, 200 acre farm with near new cattle or grain operation. Good outbuildings, real farm land, move in ready, priced to sell with contract options. East of Greene area, Carrington North of Greene.
Public legal notices announce probate actions in Greene and Butler counties Iowa. Wills and administrations for decedents including Seot Thompson Henry J Peyereisen Saksh Boyd are probated with appointment of executors and administrators and deadlines for creditors to file claims.
Interstate 80 will gain a 56 mile link between Grinnell and Iowa City on October 23 depending on dry weather, with a fallback opening on October 30. The stretch connects Des Moines to Grinnell and Iowa City to Davenport, leaving only the LeClaire bridge to complete the chain in 1966. Governor Hughes named a 23 member advisory panel on outdoor resources, which released a plan for a Hawkeye Naturama recreation and education area of 5,000 to 6,000 acres near a river, near high population centers within 50 miles of the interstate, costing about $10 million and requiring legislative funding.
Carl Sidmore is improving after an accident and left Friday for the Veterans Hospital in Des Moines. The Home Study Club met with Miss Mary Elling, 18 members and 3 visitors, with Halloween entertainment and a prize won by Mrs. Carl Stock. New daughter born October 11 at Franklin General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs James White, 6 pounds 7 ounces. Visitors included Ackley’s Mr. and Mrs. John Ibling and Coulter’s Mr. and Mrs. C T March at Duayne Johnson home. Mrs Mary Mero left for Springdale, Arkansas after months with the Baileys. Mr. and Mrs. George Marken of Manly joined Mr. and Mrs. M C Stevens for Sunday dinner.
Mrs Glen Brown injures her ankle and will use a walker for several days. Mr M C Mead spent some time in Rochester hospital.
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