Greene High School Echoes Of Pep Buses And Outer Space Hype
Greene High students share varied chatter from Elvis Presley button talk to outer space beliefs. A sixty five student pep procession to Cresco boosts football support while sophomores describe biology microscope findings and home economics peaches canning.
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Greene High
Hinlors
JoAnn Backer
Mary Gerremin
Outer Space
Earth
Gary Stauffer
Ramblers
Cresco
Greene
Mike Squires
Klassi Motors
Greene Motor Company
Kindergarten butterflies and caterpillars in class week
Kindergarten students collected butterflies and caterpillars and learned a song about a fuzzy caterpillar. Each member colored a squirrel brown on Tuesday. The pictures are sung so everyone may see them. First grade celebrated Good Breakfast week with activities in class.
Second Grade Pet Visitors At School This Week
The class welcomed a turtle four rabbits and two baby ducks to the room while writing stories about their pets. Mrs Kehoe led the activity.
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Kehoe
Fifth Grade Maps and Fire Drill Exercise
Fifth grade began map skills linked to the social studies text Your Country and Mine. A fire drill on Wednesday had students perform their assigned duties calmly and respond quickly in alert fashion.
Sixth Grade Embraces New Golf Program
Sixth grade pupils enjoy new science spelling and health books. Boys and girls in physical training classes under Mr Wolters show keen interest as they begin golf. Their Spanish chatter and golf terms indicate they are taking up the activity seriously.
Seventh Grade Class Elects Officers at School
The class elected Charlene Hildebrand president, Gerry Fischer as vice president, and Sandra Allen as treasurer. Council members are Christine Smith, Karen Junker, Gary Schafer, and Ann Rottler.
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Charlene Hildebrand
Eighth Grade Elects Class Officers After Campaign
Ronald Stewart was elected president Charlene Young vice president and Linda Koons secretary treasurer at the first class meeting Sponsors are Mrs Tatum and Mr Lewison. The class enjoyed gym time and discussed parliamentary procedure as preparation noting Babe Ruth league runner up trophy on display.
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Gene
Como
Ronald Stewart
Charlene Young
Linda Koons
Tatum
Lewison
Babe Ruth
Junior Senior English News Update
The junior English class continues the study of the modern short story while seniors explore language growth and development and have written anecdotes and descriptions. Recent films viewed include How to Read Novels Using Your Voice and Describing an Incident.
Kennedy to Visit Fort Dodge for Iowa Speech Tour
Capitol News reports that Democratic presidential hopeful John F. Kennedy will appear in Fort Dodge on September 22. He will meet officials at breakfast, lead a downtown parade, speak at 1030 am at the Fort Dodge airport, then travel to Sioux Falls for the national plowing show, after arriving from Nashville. Sixth District Democrats plan an airport barbecue alongside his visit.
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John F. Kennedy
Iowa
Senator Kennedy
Fort Dodge
Sioux Falls
South
Dako
Nashville
Tennessee
Driver education bill faces opposition from town safety chief
Town Safety Commissioner Donald Stavon opposes the driver education bill proposed by safety education staff, stating he changed his mind about the measure after—.
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Saety
Donald Stav‘on
Statton
Aredaie News W S C Observed 20th Anniversary
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church marked its 20th anniversary with a meeting on Thursday. Members and former members were invited, with special guests including Mrs. Charlotte Zimmerman and Mrs. George Escherhauser from Shell Rock, Mrs. Nomer Staudt of Waterloo, and Mrs. Hattie Boyd of Greene. An Preston White led the program, Ike An Preston attended, and Mrs. George Escher filled song duties. Ben Stubbe served coffee, Mrs. Harden tea, and Mrs. Wilbert Zimmerman cut the cake at social hour. Ward Mason and family traveled to Apluston for their daughter Edho Mennen’s birthday celebration. Distinct visits included Cedar Falls’ Harold Mason and Dilman Stock families in Bristow, along with Mrs. Dilman Stock and Echo Mennen visiting their mother, Mrs. Ward Mason, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Richard of Waterloo were Sunday callers.
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Women’s Society of Christian «Service
The
Methodist Church
Charlotte Zimmerman
George Escherhauser
Shell Rock
Nomer Staudt
Waterleo
Hattie Boyd
Greene
Ike
Preston White
George Escher
Ben Stubbe
Harden
Wilbert Zimmerman
Ward Mason
Apluston
Edho Mennen
Harold Mason
Cedar Falls
Dilman Stock
Bristow
Echo Mennen
Mr Ward Mason
Lester Richard
Waterloo
Walter Richard
Better Way Club Met on Wednesday
The Better Way Club met in the home of Mrs. M C Mead on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Darwin Noelting presiding. A flower show was held led by Mrs. Emrose Bachmann. Fourteen members and three guests attended as Airs. Don Tindall and Mrs. Warren Ebling served as assistant hostesses.
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Better Way Club
M.C. Mead
Darwin Noelting
Emrose Bachmann
Don Tindall
Warren Ebling
Home Study Club Met in Allen Home
The Home Study Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Dallas Allen’s Allen home with eighteen in attendance. Mrs. Floyd Dohrman joined. Roll call cited What I Like Best About Farm Life as the prompt for the program.
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Dallas Allen
Floyd Dohrman
Eldora
Carl Stock
Emmett Ufford
Allen
Proposal debated to require driver education for 16 year olds
In a meeting with safety educators months ago, agreement emerged on a bill to deny licenses to under 18 without approved driver education. Boone attorney warns schools would be pressured to add courses. Burnett supports submitting the proposal, arguing driver training serves public safety despite parental concerns.
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Statlon
Boone
Statton
William Burnett
State Safety Education
Burnett
Postnatal visit and social events in Ames area
Mrs Bessie Richard of Mason City hospital underwent surgery last Wednesday. A postnuptial shower for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Delmar Richard was held in the Methodist Church parlors on Tuesday. Mr T Baker Dean of Ames College visited the Paul Mason home Sunday.
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Bessie Richard
Mason City
Methodist Church
Delmar Richard
T. Baker
Ames College
Paul Mason Home
Public School Course Requirements Not New
A note on the long history of mandated courses in public schools outlines that curriculum requirements have persisted over time, reflecting ongoing debates about what students must learn.
Rock Island Train Suspensions Draw Commerce Commission Hearing
The State Commerce Commission pursues an inquiry into suspending two Rock Island Railroad trains despite a state supreme court ruling. A hearing on the suspension is set for September 29 with protests against the August 21 discontinuance of an east bound Rocket leaving Des Moines at 7 am and a west bound train arriving Des Moines at 3 55 am. The Supreme Court approved the railroad's appeal to challenge a district court order to restore service, with arguments likely in November.
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State Commerce Commission
Rock Island
State Supreme Court
Des Moines
Des
Commerce Commission
High Tribunal
IDPA Officers Highlight Clinton Herald Co Publisher Reappointment
John Notman, co publisher of the Clinton Herald, has been reelected to a leadership post within the IDPA. The move reinforces his influence in regional publishing circles as the association outlines new initiatives for the coming year.
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IDPA
John Notman
The
Clinton Herald
Wayne C Fischer Editor and Publisher Joyce Bliss Society Editor Impo
Subscription rates local to Butler Floyd and Dougherty counties are listed. First to fourth zones priced at 3.50, beyond fourth zone 4.50. Single copies cost 10 cents by mail 15 cents.
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Wayne C. Fischer
Joyce Bliss
Society
Impo
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
IDFA elects Norris as president at Des Moines meeting
Paul Norris Jr publisher of the Marshalltown Times Republican was elected president of the Iowa Daily Press Association and re elected IDFA vice president. Three new board members were named: Walter Williams Fairfield Ledger Lew Warren Celwin Register and E K Shaw Newton Daily News. Hollis Nordyke Ames Tribune was re elected to the board.
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Iowa Daily Press Association
Paul Norris, Jr
Marshalltown Times-Republican
IDFA
Des Moines
Walter Williams
The
Fairfield Ledger
Lew Warren
Celwein Register
E. K. Shaw
Newton Daily News
Hollis Nordyke
Ames Tribune
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Alan Wickwire
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Ray Frisbe
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David Ufford
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Hampton Hospital
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Aplington
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Gone Bliss
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Farm Bureau
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