Greene City Council holds September 1975 meeting actions
The Greene City Council, led by Mayor Arthur Weiss, approves minutes, water and sewer analyses, and building permits for Kingery, Noble, Larson, and Hulbert. It authorizes ambulance service with Floyd County for 1976 77 at 1660 per year and extends a water main on Iowa Street Road. Bills and payrolls are approved totaling substantial sums across general road use tax water and sewer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weiss
Wilford Griner
Harold Kock
Charles Stanton
Marvin Nelson
Leonard Morey
Kock
Stanton
Planning Board
Marjoria Kingery
North 1St Street
Merle Noble
South 4Th Street
David Larson
South Main Street
Glen Hulbert
South 1St Street
Chickasaw Ambulance Service
Floyd County Board of Supervisors
Griner
Greene
Nelson
Gunnar
Iowa Street Road
Sth Street
Larry Crawford
Diane Harris
John van Eschen
Lori Bigier
Sherri Muhlanbruck
Vanda Heitland
Elizabeth Reid
Barbara Markla
Jeanette Astor
Linda Harris
Brian Frevert
Linda Grumley
Francis Constien
Wayne Fischer
Donald Salge
Public Works
Eva Grice
Harrison Bane
Heitland's Gas & Grocery
GMI, Incorporated
Speadgun
Tower Pharmacy
Pepsi-Cola
United Telephone Company
Massay-Ferguson Incorporated
Knock’s
Robert Ralvty
Commission
Iowa
Ramas and Associaes, Incorporated
Brown Supply Company Incorporated
James O’brien
Hach Chemical Company
City of
Charles City
Peoples Natural Gas
Interstate Power Company
First State Bank
Maxson-Frodden Lumber Company
Colonial Life & Accident Company
E Dan’s
Peene
Poole
Umber . Y
H & A Co-op Service
Greene Iowa adopts run off election for municipal offices
The city council of Greene Iowa adopts a run off method for primary elections under Section 376.9 Code of Iowa 1975. It sets procedures for when run offs are required, publication, timing two weeks after the regular election, and transfer rules with no new registrations after the election. It repeals conflicting ordinances and preserves severability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City
Greene
Owa
Iowa
County Commissioners of Elections
Commissioner of Elections
Greene community meeting and Cub Scout info in Greene
A public Greene Doctor-Dental Committee meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday September 23 at the Greene Community Center to elect new officers. A new Cub Scout den is forming in Greene for boys who have completed second grade or are 8 or older. Contact Gary Rottler for details. Pack 26 currently has 5 dens and 30 boys. den mothers and leaders are named. Pack meetings are scheduled for October 22 November 19 and December 17 1975 at 7 30 p m in the Community Center. Separate items note a Duplicate Inspection Study Committee led by Ray Lageschulte to review inspections in Iowa with hearings planned and the aim to cut duplicate inspections. Democratic precinct caucuses are listed for Sept 22 1975 in various areas. Also included is a legal ordinance passage note dated August 4 1975 with attestation by Wayne Fischer and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Doctor - Dental Committee
Greene Community Center
Greene
Gary Rottler
Kathy Larson
Rita Squires
Sara Rottler
Rose Klunder
Webelos
Russ McGee
Jim Spratt
Lyle Schaffer
Neil O’brien
Web
Ray Lageschulte
Lageschulte
Iowa
Philip F. Miller Fites Held Funeral Services
Funeral services for Philip F. Miller 93 were held Sept 6 at St Charles IL with Rev Arthur Holmer officiating Graveside services followed Sept 8 at Rosehill Cemetery Greene IA conducted by Rev Howard Dukelow He was predeceased by his wife Anna Glaser Miller and daughter Marie Hembree Survived by son and daughter in law M M Wallace Miller Wayne IL two granddaughters one sister and several cousins nieces and nephews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. Miller
St. Charles
Arthur Holmer
Howard Dukelow
Rosehill Cemetery
Greene
Iowa
Miller
Anna (Glaser) Miller
Marie Hembree
M&m Wallace
Services for Mrs Salt in Foley Minnesota
Services for Mrs. Daisy Salt 91 who died Sept 9 were held Sept 11 in Foley Minnesota. She was born March 14 1884 at Greene the daughter of Aaron Kingery. She married Will Salt Aug 22 1905 at Greene and was preceded in death by her husband a son Lyle and a brother Floyd Kingery. Survivors include three sons Lester Floyd and Calvin a daughter-in-law Mrs Lyle Salt Mankato 153 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren four sisters and a longtime lily bloom story noted. Eva Grice elected to Greene School Board and GOP committee named including Cliff Burroughs. Butler Co WWI Barracks meet Sept 22 1975 with lunch to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Salt
Foley
Minn
M&m
Aaron Kingery
Salt
Greene
Will Salt
Lyle
Floyd Kingery
Lester
Floyd
Calvin
New Brighton
Lyle Salt
Mankato
Pearl Wirth
Charles City
Ruth Flora
Clara Barth
Ora Shatter
Greene High School Offers Various Adult Education Courses
Adult education night classes in cooperation with NIACC may run if enough interest. About 10 signups per course. contact Mr. Becker at 823-5631. Upholstery starts Oct 8 at 7 p.m. for 10 weeks taught by Lois McBurney. Also American Film Series in color begins Sept 18 at 7 p.m. for 13 weeks with Bert Harris leading discussions. One night blender cookery may be offered Oct 7 for $1. Christmas Crafts and sewing classes begin early October with instructors Carol Barth and Shirley Van Eschen, call Greene High School 823-5631 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NIACC
Becker
Lois McBurney
GHS
Greene Comm
MACC
Bert Harris
Greene Comm. High School
NACC
Greene High School
Carol Barth
Carol
Shirley van Eschen
Girl Scout Year Plans Set At Community Center
Leaders met Tuesday at the Community Center to map the Scouting year. Due to conflicts, Brownie and Junior troops shift to Monday afternoons after school. first Brownie Tea for second graders on Sept 16 at 3 30, with mothers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Gaywood
Former Butler Extension director honored at Iowa conference
Kay Connelly, crop production specialist for the Waterloo Extension Area, received the 26th annual WMT Soil Conservation Award at the Des Moines conference. Connelly previously served three years as extension associate in Poweshiek County and eight years as Butler County extension director before his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Connelly
Waterloo
WMT
Des Moines
Connelly
Poweshiek Co
Butler Co
Manly Stuns Rams in Rush Heavy Loss for Rams
Manly used a strong counter play to rush for 199 yards, the best opponent total in three years. Rams led by John Downing with 68 rushing yards. John Van Eschen out four weeks with a chipped thumb, replaced by Mardy Eimets who went 7 of 12 passing for 71 yards and 30 rushing yards. Defenders Barry Delp 15 tackles, Mark Ponto 11, Brad Foster 8, Dean Johnson 8. Rams prepare to face Rockford at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
John Downing
Rams
John van Eschen
John
Mardy Eimets
Mardy
Ram
Barry Delp
Mark Ponto
Brad Foster
Dean Johnson
Rockford
Greene Manly
Music Parents Meet With 43 Attendees Monday Evening
The meeting opened with performances by selected band members and the drum section while pom-pom and flag girls did routines. G. E. Stephenson chaired, goals were stated by directors, and thank you notes read from Kathy Nordmeyer and Randy Smith. A proposed executive committee and by law changes were debated for next meeting. The group discussed uniform costs and purchases for band and flag/pom-pom teams. The next session is set for October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Stephenson
Kathy Nordmeyer
Randy Smith
Handicraft Club Begins New Year Meeting
The Handicraft Club opens its new year with a Sept. 24 meeting at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lola Worley. Roll call features "School Reunion Recollections." Guest Martha Peterson of Allison will present a bread dough flowers demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Worley
Martha Peterson
Allison
Greene Rambierettes Open Volleyball Season at Triangular
Greene opened its 1975 volleyball season in a Triangular at St Ansgar with St Ansgar and Lyle Minnesota. The Rambierettes lost to Lyle 2-1 then fell to St Ansgar 15-2 and 15-3. Denise Brinkman and Laura Harris sparked a 15-12 game win in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
St. Ansgar
St. Ansgar & Lyle
Minn
Ramblerettes
Lyle
Denise Brinkman
Laura Harris
Rambierettes
Sale dates listed by Schuknecht and Jewell auctioneers
Auctioneer notice lists sale dates: Sept 20 Harold Teeters estate, Sept 27 Mrs Frank Miller household auction, Sept 29 Harry Downs household sale, Oct 4 Mary Litterer estate, with Schuknecht and Jewell as auctioneers. October 10 and 11 Pony of America Sale in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuknecht & Jewell
Harold Teeters
Frank Miller
Harry Downs
Mary Litterer
Schuknecht de Jewell
Aucts
Pony of America
Mason City
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Sam Crooks
Dale Crosby
Harold Meyer
The
Greene City Council
Teeple
Century Laboratories, Incorporated
Ross Plumbing & Heating
Wunsch Plumbing and
Albrecht
Library
Gmgenas
Ceereeneees
Library General
Wayne C. Fischer
Demo
Albion Two
Joe Smith
Butler
Freida Hanson
Beaver
Lavern Patric
Bennezette
Gene Reser
Coldwater
Lloyd Stauffer
Jefferson
George Rieken
Jackson
Robert Feltus
Pittsford
Francis
Santee
Madison
Ben DeBerg
Monroe
Harold Conn
Shell Rock
Travis C. Moffitt
Washington
Kobus van Dyke
West
Wayne Fischer Clark
Philip F. Miller Fites
Mrs. Salt
Dale Cassmann
Martin Senne
Frank Mehmen
Maurice Frevert
Leo Gabe
Ivan Schner
Roger Ponto
Gary Beck
Cliff Burroughs
James Leach
Davenport
WWI
Amvet
Man
Greene Recorder
Pease
Blender Cookery
Greene HS
Girl Scout News
Butler Extension
GHL
Diane Ritter
Val O'Brien
Lori Nikolas
Heidi Groff
Lisa Bigher
Veronica Merfeld
Kelly Spratt
Jane Hardy
Osage
Greene Rambierettes
Clear Lake
North High
West Union
Prairie du Chien
Wise
SPH
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