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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1959
Page
8
Mrs Clark's nephew Myo Pata Clak of Wisconsin, Wiscon Foam, Wisconsin, died Sunday. He was survived by his wife and others. Funeral arrangements were underway as the family attended to the service details.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a school setting with a tentor, names like SAN eed Geliee and Voss Milsing Coma, and an associated note set by four lawn Preeke Pe. The readable fragments describe an engagement or event at a local school and a grazing list of unclear entities.
The Past Circle will present an afternoon with Vi Hemer Detra. The U and I Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mr Steve Lah. The Scenic Circle Club will meet Thursday afternoon at Skinner's Cafe.
A Sunday afternoon gathering of the Busching family was held at the Ralph Wilcox home. Attendees included L A Wedeking Clear Lake Ray Laurie Dunedin Fintida Marth Busching Waverly L W East Cedar Falls Wr Voss Mary Buschins Clarksville Chua Wedeking Ocean Lake Catoonia. Other relatives listed attended services and visits across multiple towns.
Clarksville locals report the Womans Relief Corps met at Mrs Beonald Nordman to hold a business meeting and enjoy a tray lunch with seven members present. Nearby visits included Mr and Mrs Luke, Mr and Mrs Frank Raisty, J A Barlow of Dumont with Lulu Busching and V L Poisal, and Rose Carter with Greene friends. Family travel covered Kathy Kiuse Cedar Falls visiting W J Voss, while Anne Lindsay from Fairfax, Virginia stayed with Mrs Rose Carter and her son.
The State Conservation Commission set duck and goose seasons under a federal framework. Ducks and coots run 50 days from Oct 20 to Dec 8 with a three-bird daily bag and six-bird possession. special limits apply to canvasback redhead ruddy duck wood duck and hooded merganser. mergansers set five per day ten possession. geese run 70 days Oct 7 to Dec 15 with five-bird bag and two Canada or white-fronted limits plus three more from snow or blue geese. jacksnipe season Oct 7 to Nov 5 with two dozen six? birds.
Deadline September 10 marks the first step for farmers to join the Soil Bank 1960 Conservation Reserve. Theo J. Bauman, Butler county ASC chairman, urged county committee action to set base rent per acre. Participants receive cost sharing for approved practices and annual rental payments for the contract life. contact county office for details before September 10.
The Bristow News notes that Miss Carma H Shey left Friday for Fort Me Win Colorado to begin a stay this year.
Bristow residents Mr and Mrs Jon G Jungling and family spent Wednesday through Friday visiting relatives in northern Minnesota including Mr and Mrs Ovien White. Nearby guests included Mrs Freddie Siems of Ackley and others. The trip also brought Mrs Earl E Henington and families to see kin, with several listings of local visitors and dinner guests in nearby towns.
Church notes list daily services at 9 30 a m and Sunday morning worship with Miss Mary Amstutz from Chile South America Plans show Brotherhood meeting at 8 p m and Youth Fellowship at 7 30 p m A church meeting follows the Sunday service on September 13 at Nashua under minister J Weidler
St Pauls Lutheran church in Marble Rock notes Pastor Thursday. Luther League meeting at 7 30 pm. Stewardship Visitation Representative to present program. Sunday services 8 30 am Sunday School 9 30 am. Bennedette Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Richard Stoneberg Sunday School 10 am Worship 11 am. Y W at 7 30 pm Evening service 8 pm Youth activity and choir practice 7 pm
Bethel Baptist Church led by Pastor John M. Falconer schedules church school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Junior BYE at 7:00 p.m. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m.
Proceedings of the Butler County Board of Supervisors held August 17 1950 in the county auditor's office. Chairman Paulschaefer presided with all members present. Resolution notes the claim in the Gustav Weiss guardianship is withdrawn for revision and handled in the Gustav Weiss estate, with notice of pendency referenced.
August meeting minutes show the Butler County Board voting aye on a market road improvement plan with estimated cost 196 060 and length 8000, appointing Warrants and payments to various vendors, including Cedar Valley Hospital and publishers, with a list of claims and a motion to adjourn until September 1959. The record includes names such as Paul Schaeffer, Voss, Harigl, Reed, Reed Stone, and Clarke, and notes the resolution was adopted.
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