Bristow P T A Opens Year With Meeting
The Bristow News reports the first P T A meeting of the year held Friday evening in Bristow school gym. President Harry Duffield called the meeting to order and a reception for teachers followed. Superintendent Michel introduced the Allison Bristow staff. Mrs Miller was elected secretary as Brownies presented and Mrs Lawrence Finke read. Refreshments followed.
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P.T.A
Bristow
Harry Duffield
Michel
Allison-Bristow
Miller
Brownies
Bristow Residents Host Family and Guests
Local residents listed visiting relatives and friends across Greene Allison Mason City New Hartford Greene Avon Park Florida Wellsburg and nearby towns. The social notes record weekend visits including Gregory Stewart visiting grandparents, Ressler family gatherings, Cuvelier and Stewarts hosting, and several other households hosting visitors and dinner guests.
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John Bowen
John Dirks
Sue Frerichs
Sven Cuvelier
New Hartford
H. E. Cuvelier
Caren Jensen
Harold Duffield
John Harris
Lewis McKinney
Mason City
Orville Stewart
Greene
George Stewart
Town Council Proceedings September 2 1957
The Regular meeting of the Town Council was held at the Town Hall at 7 30 P M on September 2 1957. Mayor Cecil Starkw and Councilmen Herbert Barnett Franus Knapp Vivian Kingery Henry Brinkman present. Absent Jim Mead. Minutes read and approved. Treasurer report milk report and water analysis presented. Summary of receipts for August 1957. Five dollars and seventy five cents fine. Visiting from Friday to Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Gordon Merrill were brother and sister David and Myrna Van Heiden of Wellsburg. Mrs A J Meyer spent Thursday in Clarksville with Mrs Fern Barnett. Mary Niehaus with Mr and Mrs Lloyd De Puwe at Clarksville. Mr and Mrs Royal Woodley of Jefferson stayed Thursday to Saturday with Mrs Charles Moore. Mrs Wilbur Elliott of Dumont spent Thursday afternoon with her mother Mrs Joe Merrill.
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Cecil Starkw
Herbert Barnett
Franus Knapp
Vivian Kingery
Henry Brinkman
Jim Mead
Bob Ressler
Gordon Merrill
David
Myrna van Heiden
Wellsburg
A. J. Meyer
Fern Barnett
Clarksville
Mary Niehaus
Lloyd de Puew
Royal Woodley
Jefferson
Charles Moore
Wilbur Elliott of
Dumont
Joe Merrill
Cemetery and utility bills approved in Greene County meeting
In Greene County the routine bills totaling 1305.57 and 2475.15 were approved for payment. Officials Barnett Knapp and Kingery led a roll call with 21 members present voting, and building permits were issued to Ressler Noehl Menken and Maxson before adjournment.
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Davis Texaco
Keith Harris
Wallace & Holland
Nick Mahr
Flushing
Interstate Power Company
Kingery
Knapp
Glenn Ressler
Frank Noehl
R. O. Menken
Lyle Maxson
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Gregory Stewart
Ressler
Kathy Doris
Ann
Hubert Ressler
Allison
M. H. Traden
Harry Geerdes
Avon Park
Florida
Minne Folkerts
Paul Weiland
Reiner Wubbena
Floyd Needham
Near Greene
Burt Squires
Walter Wunsch
Darold Sidmore
Council Proceedings
Bloor
Space Command
The
And
Bainbridge Model
Genith
Space Command TV
Pooley Lumber Company
Greene Phone
Iowa
United States Sewers Foundation
Liberty Blig
Des Moines
the Greene Recorder
Cemetery P. C
Barnett
Buchholz & Drakle
Curtis Hardware
Dora O'Brien
Ity Hall
Dale E. Willey
United Telephone Company
Telephone Hill
Merle Majewski
Leo
Phul
Will McRoberts
Wallace and
Ith Street
Jean Montgomery
Sanitation
AugustaArwell, Incorporated
Edna Stauffer
Park Utilities
Rockwell Manufacturing Company
Meter
Ross & Miller
Greene Farm Equipment & Agricultural Company
Ideal Sand & Gravel Company
Paul E. Beguelin
Majewski Standard
Bathke Oj
Tees
D. A. Kinney
Charles City
H. D. Teeters Jeweler
Elgin
Bulova
Gruen
Shurfresh
Greere
Bargain Hunters
Hershey
CHOS
Cae
van Camp
Carnation
Royal Arms
Fresh Produce
Borden
Rocky Road
Rals
Hampton
Sheffield
Wilson
Briardale
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