In the neighborhood

Please send your news item to Jean Borgeson at jeanb@iowatelecom.net May 8, 2017 Rippey United Methodist Church:  PO Box 286, 103 West Main St. Rippey, IA 50235. Pastor: Paul Burrow, Pastor Rosa Soto. Phone: 515-436-7731. Adult Sunday school at 9:30 am; worship at 11 am; THUG youth group at 6 pm. Every Tuesday, quilters at 9 am, coffee and fellowship…

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Greene County district court, week ending May 4

In Greene County district court Victorino Pena Perez, 39, of Jefferson was granted a deferred judgment May 4 after he pleaded guilty to a charge of fraudulent practice- third degree, amended from fraudulent practice- second degree. He was placed on informal probation. He just pay a civil penalty of $625 and a Law Enforcement Initiative surcharge of $125. Court costs were…

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Greene County magistrate court, week ending May 4

A case was initiated in magistrate court during the week ending May 4 against Ricky Eugene Comer of Grand Junction on a charge of trespass. Persons paid fines for scheduled traffic violations during the week ending May 4 as follows: Samuel Lewis Carter of Jefferson, failure to provide proof of financial liability, $250; Tommie Lee Peterson of Perry, operation without…

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Absolute Science at P-C Tuesday

The public is invited to a presentation of “Absolute Science” by Rick Eugene Brammer Tuesday, May 9, at 2:30 pm at the Paton-Churdan School. The educational and entertaining program is sponsored by the Churdan public library, the William Paton Public Library, Community State Bank and United Bank of Iowa, Churdan.

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P-C students meet Acton via Skype

Paton-Churdan middle school students had a morning Skype session with the owner and creator of Matchstick Marvels Museum, Pat Acton. Patrick Acton was born in Greene County and raised on his family’s farm near Rippey.  After he graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 1977, he moved to Gladbrook with his wife April, and soon began experimenting with matchstick…

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Conservation poster winners told

Sisters Becca and Bailey Jo Anderson repeated as winners in the Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District’s annual poster contest. This year’s theme was “Healthy Soils Are Full of Life”. Becca, a Paton-Churdan third grader, won in the lower age division. Bailey Ho, a P-C sixth grader, won in the upper age division. Both Becca and Bailey Jo are…

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