The Highest Calling of Homemaking Art
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
5
Emphasizing Homemaking Training for Daughters and Families
A speaker argues the core profession is homemaking and motherhood. Proper schooling in home economics strengthens families and society, while snobbery toward homemaking weakens community life. Parents should stress home economics to daughters and sons for lasting happiness.
Picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs WC Steve draws several guests
At their Sunday noon picnic the Arendale News hosts Mr and Mrs WC Steve welcomed mutual friends from New Hampton Nashua Frederika Mason City Cedar Falls and Hampton. Francis Beguelin was moved to the Rochester Clinic for treatment in a wheelchair. Les Noelting returned from Rochester Hospital after further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC Steve
Relaines
Fred Budweg
Margaret McCrecken
New Hampton
Wil
Liam Khnehart
Nashua
Fredwick Heidaldi
Neo Enddien
Frederika
Bklevie Stevens
Cinda
Rick
Mason City
Kenneth Stevens
Johann
Cedar Falls
Art Wirt
Harold Rendt
Hampton
Francis Beguelin
Rochester Chlinic Monday Mornimg
Les Noelting
Rochester Hospital
Homecoming News From Mercy Hospitals
Mrs Fred Wedeking underwent major surgery at Mercy Hospital in Waverly and returned home Tuesday. Robert Worley returned home after two weeks in Mercy Hospital in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wedeking
Mercy Hospital
Waverl
Robert Worley
Mercy
Local visitors and family gatherings noted across Iowa towns
Mr and Mrs Herbert Busching of Duluth visited Thursday with sister Mrs Fred Wedeking. Mr and Mrs John Shultz of Waterloo were Sunday visitors in the Al Abben home. Fred Davis and Jack Davis shared Sunday evening callers at Mercy Hospital Mason City. Oscar Chapman attended church conference at Hitesville. Junior George and relatives spent the weekend with grandparents Alfred McWilliams. Toni George and Ter George visited Paul Felkner home Centerville Sunday afternoon. Ward Mason Dilman Stock Randy Beeny Lebanon PA were Friday supper guests in Echo Mennen home. Beverly Mennen spent weekend at Uhien hopp home. Gordon Mennen family of Mason City were Sunday supper guests in Echo Mennen home. George Stubbe weekend in W M Weiser home Des Moines. Jake Swennen family in Henry Juncker Nashua home. Beryl Richard family and Lana Allen attended a birthday party for Simon Stock in Arthur Stock home. Al Bailey Amos Allen and Lana Allen drove to Austin MN for Sunday dinner at Jay Bailey home. Eva Jorges of Aredale received Easter lily from her children. lily blooms again in her garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Busching
Duluth
Overment
Fred Wedeking
John Shultz
Waterloo
al Abben
Fred Davis
Jack Davis
Mercy
Mason City
Oscar Chapman
Hitesville
Jon
Ten George
Marshalltown
Alfred McWilams
Myre
Alfred MecWilliams
Toni
Ter George
Paul Felkner
Centerville
Ward Mason
Dilman Stock
Randy
Nelson Beeny
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Echo Mennen
Beverly Mennen
Uhienhopp
Gordon Mennen
Edho Mennen
George Stubbe
W. M. Weiser
Des Moines
Jake Swennen
Famly
Henry Juncker
Nashua
Beryl Richard
Arthur Stock
Simon Stock
Reflections from Recorder Mirror Ten Years Ago
Local reminiscence column recounts social visits across towns including Wichita Minneapolis Minot and Mason City. Notables: Hagarty Walker Soderi Weiss and Hall among others visiting relatives and returning from weekends with kinfolk and friends. Several family and friends prepare travel to Norfolk Virginia and Mymonie Wisconsin as strain of old notes echo through Midlothian society.
Local notes and visits from Greene area crowd
The Greene Recorder reports daily life items including visits by Helen Tack to the Edwards home, Olga Dickinson and Leslie Maixdorf visiting Gordon Maxwell, and Mrs Pooley and daughters traveling to Chicago for the Century of Progress. Community events note a new dress shop on Traer Street, roadside post office changes, and a car theft on Mason City road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Ike Ainsley
Rowan
Helen Tack
Dean Edwards
Dougherty
Helen
Traer Street
Highway 14
Greene
Roy Meehan
Chicago
American Legion
Glenn Ressler
Gene Curtis
Howard Burroughs
Minnesota
Esther Hollingsworth
Irene Bischoff
Frances O’brien
George Schafer
Schafer Farm
Olga Dickinson
Leslie Maixdorf
Waterloo
Gordon
Bert Pooley
Persis
Phyllis
Chicago Sun
Ford
Ing
Pooley Progress
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Merle Heckin
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Clinton Marsh
Sandra
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