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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
4
Local and personal notices recount visits and travel among Sheffield residents, including Mrs. O J Krink, Mrs Roy H Walker, Barbara Crooks in training in Rochester MN, and multiple family birthday anniversaries. Several families plan trips, parties, and hospital recoveries amid Labor Day gatherings and regional travel to Ames and Cedar Valley Hospital.
Alice Merfeld was guest of honor at a farewell party hosted at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Tom Zurcher. She recently underwent surgery on Friday September 4 for a broken left leg. Mrs Dan Barth left for Seattle to visit her brother-in-law and ester Mr and Mrs J R Roach, accompanied by visiting children. Other family updates include Mr and Mrs Roy Hum of Buffalo Center staying with Quentin Hildebrand family, and anniversaries and callers across Des Moines Marton and Waterloo.
Alice Merfeld, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Merfeld of Dougherty, departed for the College of St Mary in Omaha Nebraska on Labor Day, following last Friday evening events.
The Music Mothers hold their first meeting of the new school year on Monday September 14 at 2 00 in the high school cafeteria. Miss Mason Bundy the new vocal instructor and Ray Holtz the instruments instructor will outline the year’s plans. Mrs Har Ott president and other officers will serve lunch after the meeting.
The Year Fellowship Group and Jun High Chair of the Presbyterian Church met on Thursday evening September 3 at 7:00 with fifteen members present. Officers elected for the coming year were Jolene Kingery president Nancy Ham ion vice president Larry Tack secretary Loren Neymeyer treasurer. Bruce Burroughs and Tony Wilhelm will assist with leadership alongside Mr and Mrs Emery Neyeser and Mr and Mrs Glen Shaffer.
The second Kielman reunion was held Sunday, September 6, at the Veteran's Club with 95 present. Attendees listed include Raymond Blakestad and Roger Blakestad and families from Albert Lea, Minnesota. LaVerne Blakestad of Austin, Minnesota. K. D. Kielman and daughter of Omaha, Nebraska. Kenneth Voigt and family of Fairmont, Minnesota. John Isder Sr. and Jr. and families of Estherville. Folbert Kielman and Arthur Kielman and families of Bristow. Marvin Memis and family of Chapin. Wayne Abben and family of Waterloo. John Schrage and Sheryl. John Henrichs and family. Otto Kielman and Siegfred Dralle of Clarksville. Galen Landers and family. Herman Muller. Ronald Dralle and family. Edward Meyer and family. Larry Mason and Melvo Majewski and families. Mrs. Tillie Kielman. Mrs. Herman Landers. and Elta Kielman.
Mr and Mrs Eldred Mather and Dayton Mather visited the Ralph Mather home in Crockett Texas last week. They attended the wedding of Linda Mather granddaughter of Dayton Mather to James Don Walker of Amarillo Texas at Crockett on August 29. Mr and Mrs Walker are chemists at the Government Helium Plant in Amarillo.
Butler County men Victor G Stanbrough Robert R Janssen and Dennis G Ubben were inducted into the U S Army on September 2 and will begin eight weeks of basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Kenneth R Stanbrough enlisted in the Navy September 1 for four years at Nuclearfield and will train eight weeks in San Diego before heading to Waterloo recruiting. Gene De Groote enlisted in the regular Army August 21 for three years in the Transportation program and will also train eight weeks at Fort Leonard Wood after enlisting through Waterloo recruiting.
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