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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1964
Page
3
Families and friends from Greene and nearby towns filled weekends with visits to relatives in Greene Charles City Mason City and Allison. Guests included Ad ams Klunder family Reeves and Hart kin etc with Easter meals and birthday tributes noted amid travel between Cedar Rapids Ogden and Ames.
The Marble Rock Junior High honor roll for the third quarter is released with 7th grade students Keith Govre Diane Hauser Susan Eberling Bruce deBuler Tim Brunner Janet Hamilton Dennis Harms Jessica O Rourke Patricia Ewald John Martin Connie Scott Joel Sult Dale Tegtmeier on the list. Eighth grade honorees include Connie Ward Julie Paulsen Christie Christiansen Carma Kock Joyce Coe Kay Fullerton Linda Krull Bruce Lines Teresa Fraschi Dennis Haller Cathie Paulus Carole Hansen Max Jeffrey Mary Morphew and ninth grade honorees Suzanne Christiansen Steven Harms Linda Batton Bonnie Shafer Juanita Trygstad Jon Staudt Steven Chambers Karen Kock Stephen Merrick and Sheryl Smith.
Mr and Mrs Robert Staudt announce the birth of a baby girl Becky Barbara on March 26 at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City Weighing eight pounds she joins sister Debbie and brothers Gary Timmy and Billy Grandparents are Mrs Louis Staudt Marble Rock and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thies Des Moines Great grandparents Mr August Thies Ionia Born and family details provided by the parents
Jean Vorhes, one of 66 student nurses, received her cap during Dedication Services at St. Luke's Methodist Hospital in Cedar Rapids on March 22. Her parents Verne and Mrs Vorhes of Marble Rock, sister Mrs Jerry Berk of Ionia, and Mr and Mrs Arlie Wedeking attended the service.
The Busy Bees club gathered at Mary Ann Bijelica’s home on March 21 with thirteen members and three leaders answering the 4 H roll call. Leaders judged member yeast breads and each member was assigned a Marble Rock Rest Home resident to send an Easter card to. Meetings upcoming include May 16 at Dolans for Better Grooming, June 1 for County Better Grooming, and June 6 for County Mother and Daughter Tea. Talks covered nutrition by Mary Jo Dolan and selecting cookbooks by Nancy Katcher, with demonstrations on fruit trays by Jane Christie and breakfast cereals by Kathy Brunsman. Mary Ann Bijelica and Barbara Katcher demonstrated yeast bread, lunch was provided by the hostess and her mother. Reporter Vicki Ewald.
Mary Taylor Vicki Ewald Bonnie Harris Alles Chambers Steve Harris and Dick Heft of the Sr M Y F of the Methodist Church joined the Senior M Y F groups from Rockford and Rudd for a Sunrise Easter Service in the Rudd church. Faith Baptist Church members and G A R E Church attendees from Grundy Center held a Sunrise service and breakfast at the Grundy Center Baptist. Charles Hodges transferred Monday from Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City to the Des Moines Veterans Hospital. Mrs Ed Gerner was taken to City hospital for examination and treatment.
Three circles of the women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church gathered Thursday afternoon. Priscilla Circle met at Mrs. Lester Blum’s home with seven members. Esther Circle at Mrs. Lester Smith’s with nine members and three guests. Miriam Circle at Mrs. Ed Enabnit’s with nine members and one guest. Easter programs were led by various members, several poems read, two songs sung, and prayers offered. Business meeting chaired by vice-chairman Mrs. Josie Keith. Refreshments served after the afternoon.
Marble Rock and Rockford fire departments fought several grass fires along the railroad right of way between Marble Rock and Rockford after a freight train passed through. Marble Rock siren sounded just after 1 30 a.m. to call crews to the scene.
Postponement due to heavy snows shifts Easter Egg Hunt to Saturday April 4. Officials urge families to arrive early and note new timing at the event site.
Mrs Cora Wilson leaves Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City after three weeks admission for surgery. Her daughter Mrs Marian Ludwig of Minneapolis is accompanying her currently.
Mrs Stone hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with a one o clock luncheon. High honors at the tables went to Mrs Walter Bohl with second to Mrs Wallace Berry. Arline Bohl of Iowa City attended as a luncheon guest.
Members of the Rex family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rex home last Sunday to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rex of Minneapolis his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schilling and family of Charles City. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kolbet and family of Alta Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ritter and family of Nora Springs. and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Pitz and family of Marble Rock. Afternoon callers included Eldon Randall of Ionia and Mrs. Russell Staudt and children of Marble Rock. Mr. Rex and Mrs. Rex are parents of Ricky and Vicki.
The Women of the Church held their monthly gathering in the Lutheran Church Thursday afternoon with Mrs Victor Johlas as hostess. Mrs James Ott led devotions and the Bible study lesson. Mrs Johlas served lunch at the close.
Ila Ott of Chicago visited her mother Mrs. Esther Ott while Karen Reinhart of Mason City spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reinhart. Russell Parker of Swea City joined his mother Mrs. Daisie Parker for a weekend visit. Palm Sunday and Easter dinners brought numerous relatives to the Chambers, Shultz, and Adams households, with extended family from Waterloo Rockford Mason City and Milwaukee among attendees. The piece lists many guests, trips to Iowa City St Petersburg and university students, plus Easter meals and confirmations.
Classified notice lists contact numbers for Charles City Iowa, evening hours 6 30 to 7 30 p m and person Dave Markle address Greeme with phone 823 5344. Includes business name Farm Tractor Co. and location Charles City Iowa.
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