Dinner honors Vic and Mrs. Gough at Greene home
A pice dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Davis in Greene honoring Vic and Mrs. Everett Gough of Kennwick Washington. Several guests attended including Mr. and Mrs VE Sellers of Greene and families, Garold Hershey and family of Hazelton, Ruth Patton of Mason City, Roy Merfeld and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hershey. Others spent time at the Merfeld and Stewart households from Wednesday to Friday. The Evangelical United Brethren church group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Dewayne De Berge’s home with 22 present. Mrs. Henry Jepson led the lesson with cohosts Mrs. John Harms and Mrs. Vern Sidmore.
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Dean Davis
Greene
Vic
Everett Gough
Kennwick
Washington
VE. Sellers
Garold Hershey
Hazelton
Ruth Patton
Mason City
Roy Merfeld
Clayton Hershey
Earl Hemmingsen
Pleasent Valley
Charles Pfitzenmeier and Sons
Tom, David and
Scott
Bentendorfft
George Stewart
Evangelical United Brethren United Society
Dewayne de Berge
Henry Jepson
John Harms
Vern Sidmore
Henry Kruger
Henry Behrends
Clear Lake
Jean van Dyke
Nancy Adams
Spencer
Jean
Fred van Dyke
William Walsh
Dennison
Irve Wickham
Dumont
George Walsh
Ray Hahn
Gene Salge
Don Salge
Percy Merrill Sr
Charles Sheppard Sr
Hampton
A. J. Meyer
Uffe Lauterbach
Dike
Joe Nygaard
Gertie Miller
Aplington
Pp. K. Miller
Lester Eberline
Ben van Dyke
al Wendt
Tommy Stewart
Gregory Stewart
Oak Hill Cemetery Society
Don Rickle
Bernice Wilder
Waverly
Merle Hearn
Don
Shirly Lindaman
Chris van Dyke
Ray Stewart
Tommy
Orville Stewart
Sheryl
Gregory
Harm Kettwig
Clarksville
Nashua
Kathy Schwennen
Jake Schwennen
Harry Terrill
Percy Merrill Jr
Raymond Barnes
Don Wiegmann
Mengel Kruger
Waterloo
Harold Vay
Deweyne de Berge
Emmett Hutchison
Week End Visit Of Mrs Frashier In Fort Dodge
Mrs Jeanett Frashier of Fort Dodge spent the week end visiting her sister Mrs Martha Truex and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanett Frashier
Fort Dodge
Martha Truex
Locals Share Weekend Visits Across Area
Local families hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests traveled among Hampton Clear Lake Dumont Dike Greene Nashua Waterloo and Spencer to spend time with Seitzers Van Dykes Walshes Stewarts Krugers and others through dinners, teas, and birthday celebrations.
New Iowa Supreme Court Justice William C. Stuart
William C. Stuart of Chariton becomes Iowa Supreme Court justice replacing Ralph Oliver who retired October 1. A former Republican state senator Stuart helped lead judicial reform that changed the court from elective to appointive. Governor Norman Erbe lauds his appointment to the $16 000 yearly post and Stuart vows to serve with ability and diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Supreme Court
William C. Stuart
Chariton
Ralph Oliver
Stuart
Supreme Court
Governor selects Stuart for high court seat in Iowa
Stuart, chosen from three nominees by Gov. Erbe's 11 member committee, will join the Iowa Supreme Court after closing his Chariton office. He delayed start to the November term. Separately, Iowa private school enrollment rose to 13 percent of total students last year, with 96,844 in private schools versus about 62,000 in public schools. Personal income from salaries rose 7.5 percent in 1960, with federal tax returns totaling nearly $3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Erbe
Harvey
Thlenhopp
Hampton
Jonathon Richard
Red Oak
Fermer
State Senate
High Tribunal
Chariton
Iowa
State Department of Public Instruction
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Iowa reform group forms to oppose death penalty
An organization named Iowans Against the Death Penalty forms to lobby state lawmakers. William Plymar of Des Moines is elected chairman as the group plans to poll candidates on their stance against capital punishment. Also noted are nine Iowa FFA members receiving the American Farmer recognition at the 35th National FFA convention in Kansas City: Richard Hummel Spencer James Grause Aurelia James McHugh Jr Eugene Ryerson Eagle Grove Donald Clark Centerville Joel Sebby Clarion Ernest Miller Le Mars Larry Koenig Central City Gene Wetterling Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farmers of America
Kansas City
Richard Hummel
Spencer
James Grause
Aurelia
James MceHughn, Jr
Jewell
Eugene L. Ryerson
Eagle Grove
Donald Clark
Centerville
Joel R. Sebby
Clarion
Ernest D. Miller
le Mars
Larry Koenig
Central City
Gene Wetterling
Gardner
Subway Shows Postage and Rate Notice
Public notice lists class postage paid at Greene with subscription rates for Butler and Floyd Counties and Dougherty. Rates include $3.50 first to fourth zones, $4.00 beyond fourth zone, $4.50 for single copies, 10c by mail, 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
League names Te Paske Iowa municipalities chief
Sioux Center Mayor Maurice A. Te Paske elected president of the League of Iowa Municipalities with Ames Mayor Perle P. DeHart named vice-president. Te Paske succeeds Dr. G. C. Gamerdinger of Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center
Maurice A. Te Paske
League of Iowa
Perle P. DeHart
Ames
Te Paske
G. C. Gamerdinger
Stuart
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Ipsen
Harry Ipsen
Pooley Lumber Company
Farm Bureau
Earl Welte
Allison
NIMS
LTS
Leeepee
Ilding
Grand Ave
Des Moines, Iowa
POST
Tron
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Company
Greene, Iowa
Capitol News
Iowa Press Association
Fidence of the Governor
F.F.A
Butler County
City of
Wayne C. Fischer
Joyce Bliss
Greene, Town
Norman Erbe
Kickera
Republican State Central Committee
George Nagle
Blue Boy
Texas State Fair
Iowa State Fair
Texas Hampshire
Lester 5
Kellogg
Deere and Company
Des Moines
United States
California
Roose
Don L. Roose
American Legion
Howard Raisty
Walter Kyle
John Groothuis
Gordon Schater
Roy Meehan
Bob Steere
Ever Beattie
South Second Street
Library-Drane
Dayton W. Mather, Greene
Coronado
Monarch
Beattie Estate
Port Beattie
Dayton Mather
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