Country classrooms bring new school experiences to Green and White students
In a rural relocation, third and fourth graders taught by M Bloem H Bloem Barnett Rankin and Mrs Whiteside study at Cold Water No 5. They hike collect caterpillars, rehearse milkless lunches, and enjoy country life with swings slides and quiet. Pupils write of birthdays, chrysalis hopes, and daily science with ants and spiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bloem
H. Bloem
Barnett
Rankin
Whiteside
H. Bloom
Mrs. Whiteside
Miss M. Bloem
Miss Bloem
Miss Bloom
Calvin Shultz
Marguerite Bloom
Packard School
Wendell Stuntz
Second Grade Notes On Attendance And Pet Tales
The class reports perfect attendance for the first two weeks, four absences due to illness this week, and Lance Hites moving away on Tuesday. Students share original pet stories about a turtle named Austin, including turtle care, origin, and daily life, with several entries by Laura, Mary Kate, Kent, and Laura Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Hites
Laura
Austin
Warren Johnson
Mary Kate McRoberts
Kent Jacobson
Laura Hamilton
Third Grade Class Notes and New Student Darwin Edeker
Sixteen girls and fifteen boys are enrolled with one new student, Darwin Edeker from Waverly. Darlene Raisty Allen Wefel and Debra Williams celebrated birthdays this month. Most students enjoy country life and have found many interesting things. Some have taken several activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Edeker
Waverly
Darlene Raisty
Allen Wefel
Debra Williams
High Society Scribbles From A Sophomore English Class
A school notes column describes sophomore English class happenings. Teachers and students are quoted about forecasts jokes and projects. Mentions Barb Ray Sara Green Ruth Jepsen Miss Landsgaard and Roger Stewart with plans for a go cart and various student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barb Ray
Sara Green
Charlie Steere
Agriculture
Gary Rottler
Gary Stauffer
Jo Annacker
P. T
Gary Weigner
Barb Allison
Roger Stewart
Rod
Editorial: Tickets on sale for Greene Youth Center fun
Students in the Greene community are urged to buy fifty cent tickets at the principal's office to attend all Youth Center activities. Only thirty-one of the student body have purchased tickets, about a quarter of the total, sparking concern that the center is seen as a last resort rather than a welcoming space for after games and Saturday nights.
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Greene
Youth Center Ticket Push Promotes Community Fun
A youth group urges teens to back the Youth Center by purchasing a yearly ticket and supporting all events. They envision a lively, self directed recreation space and invite everyone to attend and enjoy the upcoming year.
Eighth grade bids farewell to Gary Hites
The eighth grade mourns the loss of Gary Hites who moved to Minnesota this week. Classes extend study halls as Miss Landsgaard is ill and absent, causing unfinished lessons. Library books are being rearranged, hinting at upcoming changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hites
Minnesota
Miss Landsgaard
Freshmen Fearful Yet Short Initiation At School
Ninth grade initiation for freshmen is shortened this year offering relief. Freshman girls practiced for cheerleading tryouts held Monday October 26. Junior High football, including freshmen, played its first game of the season against Rudd at Rockford and performed well.
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Rudd
Rockford
Tenth Grade Football Prospects and Class News
The tenth grade football team matches up with Allison and Clarksville after scrimmages with Charles City’s squad and Allison’s varsity. Defenders Gary Weichers and Stan Senne show solid form while the offense gains rhythm. expectations for a strong season rise. English classes work on conversation and round table discussions as sophomores gain confidence. space travel remains a popular topic in class.
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Allison
Clarksville
Charles City
Gary Weichers
Stan Senne
Eleventh Grade Juniors Plan Homecoming and Concessions
The eleventh grade class has been active in planning Homecoming festivities and assisting with concession duties. They are coordinating events, fundraising, and student participation to support the school's celebration.
Rites Held for Bessie Richard 72 in Aredale
Mrs. Bessie Richard 72 died Friday at Mercy Hospital Mason City after a hip fracture. Born April 3 1888 near Aredale she lived there all her life. Survived by children Alton Wickwire Dumont Orville Brown Belle Plaine Lester Waterloo Walter Jean Aredale Merlyn Greene fourteen grandchildren twenty two great grandchildren a brother Charles Bushbaum Aredale and sister Mrs Hugh Stevens Mason City Funeral Monday September 19 Evangelical United Brethren Church Aredale burial Harlan Cemetery.
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Bessie Richard
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
William and
Lavine Bushbaum
Aredale
Edwin Richard
Ray
Alton Wickwire
Belle Plaine
Orville Brown
Dumont
Lester
Waterloo
Walter
Jean
Merlyn
Greene
Charles Bushbaum
Hugh Stevens
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harlan Cemetery
Better Way Club Opens 40th Year in Mead Home
The Better Way Club met at Mrs. Mau rice Mead’s home with assistants Mrs. Warren Ebling and Mrs. Don Tindall. It begins its 40th year and plans an April anniversary party. New officers are Mrs. Bert Bord president Gene Reser secretary and Emrose Bachmann treasurer. The October meeting will be at Mrs. Wilbert Zimmerman’s home.
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Better Way Club
Maurice Mead
Warren Ebling
Don Tindall
Bert Bord
Gene Reser
Emrose Bachmann
Treas
Wilbert Zimmerman
Auxiliary meeting honors Gold Star mother at Jorges home
The Aredale American Legion Auxiliary Unit 684 met at Mrs. Eva Jorges for its regular monthly gathering. Mrs. Homer Stillson led a program honoring Mrs. Jorges as Gold Star mother and presented her a 1961 membership. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Marguerite Richard. The next meeting will be at the hostess’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aredale American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 684
Eva Jorges
Homer Stillson
Marguerite Richard
Homecoming Badge Sale Planned by Class
A student class will sponsor Homecoming badge sales and plans to begin selling soon, aiming to raise funds for activities and events connected with the Homecoming celebration.
Hampton visit and Mason City event noted in local society
Aredale residents report Mrs Gladys Harlan spent Sunday at the Lloyd Warrellmann home in Hampton. Attendees at the Felco Feed Pow Wow in Mason City on Friday included Mrs Pete Johnson Mrs Les Noelting Mrs Carl Stock Mrs Lloyd Bailey and Mrs Everett Griner. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Carl McKinney and their son Douglas from Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Harlan
Lloyd Warrellmann
Hampton
Pete Johnson
Les Noelting
Carl Stock
Lloyd Bailey
Everett Griner
Felco
Mason City
Carl McKinney
Douglas
Fairmont
Social visit and dinner gathering in Dumont
Minnesota visitors arrived Friday to see Mr and Mrs Les Noel. On Saturday the group were dinner guests in Dan McKinney’s Dumont home. Also present were Ted McKinney, Robert Jones and daughter Carolyn, and Kathleen Elsworth of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Les Noelting
Dan McKinney
Dumont
Ted McKinney
Robert Jones
Carolyn
Kathleen Elsworth
Waterloo
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Bobby McGee
Miss H. Bloom
Aeploye
the Insurance Office
M. K. Sperry
Sheliona
Dai Calle Congress
Iowa
America
Women’s
Phew
Kansas City
Jimmie Dean
Fontane Sisters
Kiddieland
High
Editorial
Clear Lake
Leq Greco and the Pioneers
Henry Charles and His Orchestra
Aredale News
Better Way
Mead
FORD
Dale Stock
the Greene Recorder
Aredale Locals
Revolutionary New
WEPCO
Litchfield
Illinois
S.D. Pooley Lumberco
the Friendly Store
Greene, Iowa
Centro Per L’ Alta Moda Italiana
Turnpike
Klassi Motors
Cone
Lowa
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