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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1957
Page
2
A weather expert has stated that winters are becoming warmer, adding another data point to observed climate trends. The remark appears in a longer discussion on seasonal temperature shifts and future implications.
The article reports that Dr. Verne Pettersson of the University of Chicago Weather Forecasting and Research Center sees no reversal in the trend of warming winters. Icebergs shrink, glaciers recede, polar ice creeps northward, and plant survival lines move north, with sun spots proposed as a possible cause.
Mr and Mrs Claence Cutler returned home from a trip to Miss Minnesota where they visited the farmers brother Bey Thes. They also went to Milesville South Dakota where they visited Mrs Frank Cutler and son.
Alice Marie Davis daughter of Vi cnt Vis George Stubbe becomes the bride of Wham A Weiser of Des Moines son of the Lies and Vis Herbert Weis er of Grimes on Saturday September at 230 pm at St Patricks Catholic Church in Hamp ton. The matron of honor was Mrs Darell Patton of Town City and the flower girl was Anna Moelding. James Weese of Des Moines was best man Brian Fadl ingbeare and ushers were Daniel Beauchamp and Roger Muinne ex California. After visiting his nephew Duane Johnson and family Mr and Mrs Dan McKinney spent Tuesday in the Les Noelta be. Some Sund’s dinner guests in the Les Neelting home were Shh and Mrs J C Hutgraves of Hampton and Mr and Mrs Darwin Neelting and family. Aho and Mrs Echo Dennen and daughters were Sundan dinner guests in the Don Reed home. Greene Mr and Mrs Russell Weston and Janik of Waterloo spent Sunday evening in the Ecna Tenner home. Mr and Mrs Ed Skinner spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Ensrud at Del y an Minnesota. Miss Ruth Meehan of Des Mores who was on vacation from new duties with the Standard On Co visited her aunt Mrs Las Leese Monday. Mr and Mrs Lowell Meehan and Susan Amy and Henry Folk etts of Phoenix Arizona were Sunday pm guests of Mrs Lois Leese. Mrs Bessie Richard spent last week in the Lester Richard home in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Milo Petersen of McGregor were Friday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs Lois Leese enroute to Estherville.
Mr and Mrs Haris Heuerman were reported returning to their Garv home as locals noted the couple’s return and plans for settling in.
Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson returned to Iowa City where he is a law student at the University of Iowa after visiting his mother Mrs Lucetta Wilson. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Walker Hayward and Mrs Floyd Hayward of Tama and Mr and Mrs Fred Fowler.
Mr and Mrs Ira Bell of Newton visited Monday night and Tuesday in the home of Mrs E Lince. Mr and Mrs Vern Willey and Mr and Mrs Walter Deira left Sunday for Black Duck Minnesota on a fishing trip. Mrs Anna Kivell spent two weeks visiting at Shell Rock. Mrs Ed Broun returned home after visiting with sister Mrs Maude RicCarl at Rochore. Mrs Mary Rubidge spent Sunday evening visiting Mrs John Fischer. Mr and Mrs Robert Boom of Jonesville Wisconsin spent the weekend with Bert Pooley and R J Poole. Marietta Bradley went to Waterloo Tuesday morning where news employed Connie Nettleton spent the past two weeks in the Lowell Maxson home. Returned to Mason City Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Wilson Ray attending the Cattle Congress in Waterloo today. Mr and Mrs A L Stanton and Mr and Mrs Leo Downing visiting friends in Minnesota and at the state fair. Mr and Mrs Leslie Smith Mildred Small Mrs and Mrs Leonard Farus and family and Mrs Bertha Beaver of Bel.
The Greene Recorder reports a Swanger family reunion in Fredericksburg and multiple weekend visits and travels. Galen Martzahn and Kenneth Knight attended the Minnesota State Fair. Dr and Mrs Carl Smith of Detroit, Michigan visited Mrs Smyth's parents, Dr and Mrs Edward Bigelow. Edward Eikenberry of Los Angeles returned home after a visit with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Charles Maxwell. Several other residents and visitors are listed, including Mr and Mrs Louis Swab of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Mary Fern Starkweather and family of Moline, and Miss Elva Reeves of Salt Lake City visiting relatives. Additionally, local officials and educators are noted with arrivals and duties starting in Calmar.
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