Bonnie Belles Hold Mothers Tea Event
Bonnie Belles hosted a Mothers Tea on October 19 at the Cbhobsvile Gsine. Members and officers were announced, with Navy members Dero Tonia Pet Keasivay Roberta Severs vo Daan Ww Vacdribes Hird and Rina nd out Ule Ne bumphiets among attendees. Marilyn Toedas and Lois Heine performed songs as part of the event.
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Bonnie Belles
Gsine
Petoeting
Navy
Dero Tonia
Pet Keasivay
Roberta Severs
Perurae
Marilyn Toedas
Lois Heine
James B. Smith Dies on Clarksville Road Crew
James B. Smith, 435, a Clarksville road crew worker, died early Monday from a sudden heart attack. The body was taken to Hanmel Martin Funeral Home and later to Jefferson. He is survived by his wife.
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James B. Smith
Clarksville
Hanmel - Martin Guneral
Jefferson
Home From Hospital G Waugh Returns to Waverly
G Waugh comes home from Waverly hospital after a week of care for illness and treatment.
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G. Waugh
Eto
Waverly Hospital
Saiay
AmVets Elect Officers in No 30 Lodge
The AmVets post No 30 recently elected officers with Peppe and Fred Mander noted among those selected. The ceremony highlighted planned activities and ongoing veteran support efforts within the group.
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AmVets
Walter Heine observes 45th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Heine celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday at the Evangelical United church A quiet family event marked the milestone with friends neighbors and relatives in attendance through the afternoon.
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Walter Heines
Walter Heine
Evangelical United
Church parlors host open house and dinner for relatives
The Church of Christ opened its parlors for open house from two to four and seven to nine pm. A 5:30 dinner for 50 relatives was served, and 150 attended the open house. A Bible-shaped cake by Mrs. Martin Heine served as center piece. Norma Edleker led the guest book. Rev. R Jd Topp recited two poems and offered a prayer.
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Church of Christ
Martin Heine
Norma Edleker
R. Jd. Topp
Hospitalized Patient Lieyii Hansun Receives Treatment
Lieyii Hansun remains a patient at Memorial Hospital for ongoing radiological evaluation and medical care.
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Lieyii Hansun
On Memorial Hospital
Fireman's Ball Planned by Clarksville Fire Department
The Clarksville Fire Department plans a fireman’s ball for Thursday night November 14 at the Riviera Ballroom for the public. Proceeds will be used by the department to purchase additional equipment and improve services.
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Clarksville
Clarksville Locals club meeting notices and echoes of events
Clarksville locals idery club to meet in the afternoon in October while the Emor Club convenes at noon in November. Funeral services were held Thursday for A R Webster City, survived by wife Elva Roberts and two children. Attendees at regional gatherings included the Crowleys and Arends at the Lake of the Ozarks, the Pages at Cedar Rapids for the Eastern Iowa Breeders Association, and others visiting Beloit and Rockford for reunions and conventions. Rebekahs plan a 6:30 cooperative supper next Wednesday at the LO OF Hall followed by a Halloween program. Harvey Waugh of St Cloud visited relatives, while Severs and Fairchild families toured Waterloo. Mrs Emma Edwards visited Minneapolis. illness prompted a family trip there.
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Idery Club
Rome
Emor Club
Paul Vo Mae Roberts
Mildred
Hargid
A. R. Bringolf
Webster City
Elva Roberts
Clarksville
Alr
K. D. Crowley
Sharon
Richard Arends
Waverly
Lake of Ks
Missouri
Mgr
Norman Page
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Iowa Breeders Association
Darrell Bienemann
Buden
Beloit
Keller
Rockford
Illinois
Iso
LeRoy Rasmussen
Iowa
Vet
Arias
F. W. Becker
Pasadena
California
Claire
Becker
Joe Bailey
Augusta Busching
E. A. Mueller
Rebekahs
Lo.o.f. Hall
Harvey Waugh
St. Cloud
Minnesota
M. G. Waugh
G. E. Severs
J. B. Fairchild
Allison
Waterloo
Helen Otto
Allen Memorial Hospital
Emma Edwards
Minneapolis
Mary Garbes
Soil sampling explained for Butler County farmers
Butler County farmers sample soils for testing every 3 to 5 years or for lime recommendations by about 150 growers annually. Extension Director William Patton notes soil testing with Iowa State College labs can save fertilizer costs and boost yields. Sampling takes about 15 minutes per 10 acre field and requires representative spots to reflect distinct soil types.
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Butler County
William Patton
Iowa State College Soil Testing Laboratories
Patton
Joe Stritzel
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
Model Soil Sampling Techniques From Greene County Guide
A 1957 Greene Recorder article explains taking uniform soil samples from a 10 acre area using a 6 inch by 1 inch soil slice. It recommends a garden trowel or soil probe loaned by the County Extension Office for representative mixtures to mail to the lab.
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County Extension Uffice
Alison
W Services And Mission Outreach Events
Thursday services titled Our Reasonable Service led by the Ambassador's class invite public participation. A special offering will be collected at each meeting to cover mission costs and extend a cordial invitation to all interested. Testing boxes and info sheets available at Extension Avester Patton's in Allison for sample submission.
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Aivester Patton
Ela
Allison
Tige
Stritzel
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Harry Ipsen
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Greene Farm Equipment & Agriculture CO
Greene, Iowa
D. A. Kinney
Charles City
Joha Deere
Theresa
Denand
Juba Deere Farm
Eanpmes
Gabe & Hamilton Implement Company
Greene
Owa
Carole Mayer
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
George Mayer
E. P. Winge
Mankato
Oscar Holzschuh
George Ray
Cedar Falls
Lyle Michener
Will Nord
Che Greene Recorder
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Frodden
Bologna
Pichic
Hans
Zante Brand
Nash Coffee
Golden Valley
U.S
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Cliff's Food Market
Pooley Lumber CO
Friendly Store
Phone
Greene Town
KLEIN
Shell Rock Hatchery
Lowa
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