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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
6
Vada Paul expresses gratitude to all who attended the Stanley shower and those who sent milts for their home after the tornado. Special thanks to Esther and Evelyn for hosting in the Stanley way.
Thirteen boys from Scout Troop 28 with leaders Arnold Haller and Arnold Staudt camped from Friday to Sunday at Reed's Lake near Hampton. Participants included Michael Willsher, Lindell Morriss, Bill Bucklen, Dennis Haller, Jerry Asmussen, Eugene Staudt, Jon Staudt, John Brunsman, Donald Gerhard, Paul Brunner, Tommy Neal, Terry Smith and Billy Borchard as the group worked on merit badge activities.
The Lions Club met in the Legion Hall on Thursday evening with the American Legion Auxiliary serving a seven o clock supper. The program featured an open discussion of current topics affecting the community.
Five churches and community groups sponsor the UNICEF program in Marble Rock again this year. All money collected by the children will be sent in for the Children’s World Relief work.
Mrs. Cecil Swant welcomed the Con rad Bridge Club on Wednesday evening. A seven oclock dessert neheon preceded games where Mrs. Herschel Handley won high and Mrs. Welter Marsh took second place.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wagner and their family moved from the Hird Losee farm west of town to the Merrick Ward house in Marble Rock. Mission Circle of Bethel Baptist Church met at Mrs Earl Nicewarner s Rockford home Thursday evening with Pearl Knoop leading the program and Mrs Nicewarner serving refreshments.
Marble Rock residents Mr. and Don Wood and Judy joined Sunday dinner at the W. 7. Reints home in Clarksville along with Mr. and Mrs. Claus Haylings of Garner and others from Clear Lake and Garner. Mary Barr expresses thanks to doctors, nurses, aides and students on the school bus. George Kielman remembered by family one year after his death. Jean Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mchmen thank friends and relatives for cards, gifts and support during special occasions and hospital stays.
In a sequence of social visits many households host relatives and friends over the weekend. Albert and Mrs Cerwinske of Charles City were Sunday guests of Don Wood. Mr and Mrs Arnold Staudt and Diane visited Laydon family in Nashua. Ed Roth of Coleridge Nebraska spent the weekend with Mel Bruggeman and family. Hattie Hamm of Charles City spoke at Bethel Baptist Church. Delia Wilson traveled to Des Moines to visit sisters Nettie and Anna Brandeau. B L Hamilton and family vacationed at Woodward and attended the Iowa State Missouri game in Ames. The Wood family hosted George Shafer of Greene and Leo Wood. Bruce Goss returned from a two week wedding trip. Dinner guests at Hattie Maxson’s included George Plagge of Latimer and Cleland Maxson. The Plagges later visited Herman Nikolas. Claus Haytings of Garner and son Ernie with family from Clear Lake visited Leo Wood. Mrs. Bob Winsberg of Clear Lake is staying with Clarence Barr. her husband spent the weekend there. Jason Berk of Hampton visited Charles City friends, and Maynard Reed hosted guests for supper. Eulalia Fillenworth and daughter Betty of Minneapolis spent the weekend at the Reed home.
The article argues for open hearings as a core American practice, balancing transparency with necessary secrecy for crime detection and national security. It ties open hearings to public notices, noting newspapers as a long established medium for disseminating such notices and safeguarding rights.
Mrs. Charlotte Marshall hosted and hosted Sunday dinner with the Handleys. Jim Marshall and family joined his mother Charlotte for Sunday supper. Henry Ewald and Maynard Reed also visited. The group fished three days in the Mississippi near Guttenberg. Glenn Crabtree of Long Beach, California, visited with Russell Smith’s family. Fred Smith attended the National Postal Convention in Denver. Lester Wilson of Waterloo, Lyle Krull and family of Rockford visited Kitty Barr. Russell Smith and guests with Glenn Crabtree and Roy Crabtree visited Frank Henke in Are dale and dined at a Hampton cafe. Ray Blocker and families from North Washington visited Clement Staudt. Willard Neilsen and family vacationed in Iowa Falls with relatives Friday to Sunday.
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