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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
3
Marble Rock welcomed 76 attendees at the Sunrise Service and Easter Breakfast hosted by the Marble Rock M Y F with visitors from Rudd and Rockford churches. Denise Merriss, Gary Merriss, and Duane Tompkins led, with two M Y F groups performing special music. Rev. Byron Ayers delivered the message.
Word has been received of the death of Bud Winchell of Red Owl South Dakota a former Marble Rock resident and member of the Marble Rock High School graduating class of 1905.
Mrs Anna Thieman and Mrs Maynard Reed hosted the Natalla Club at the Thieman home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Clair Knoop led the program with a vegetables and flowers pencil and paper game. President Mrs Roger Reinhart presided at the business session and new Year Books were distributed. Hostesses closed with an Easter themed lunch.
Mrs Herschel Handley chair man reports the Good Will Industries Truck will stop at the Methodist Church Monday April 29. She asks that all items to be picked up be at the church by Saturday April 27.
Mrs Anna Hart hosted a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at her home. Attendee Mrs Robert Sorenson of Mason City joined an out of town guest. The group held a business meeting with prayer a moment of silence for the war dead pledged allegiance and recited the Auxiliary constitution preamble. Lunch was served afterward.
Mr and Mrs Sam Logsdon of Corwith welcomed a baby boy named Phillip Andrew born Monday April 8. The child weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces and joins four year old twins Rochelle and Na omi. Grandparents are Mary Barr Marble Rock and Leo and Mrs Cunningham Rockford.
Bethel Baptist Church held its monthly fellowship supper and quarterly business meeting in the church basement on Tuesday evening. Vice-moderator Cleland Maxson led the 6:30 potluck supper and presided over the business session.
The Marble Rock Study Club met last Monday at Marble Rock Town Hall with hostesses Mrs. Leo Stroud and Genevieve Staudt. Guest Mrs. Paul Ervin of Charles City spoke as Floyd County Federated Women's Clubs chair. Students Lines, Haller and Hearn presented speech contest numbers. Genevieve Staudt presided the business session and officers were elected for two years: president Mrs. Mary Barr, vice president Mrs. Arnold Haller, secretary Mrs. John Byers, treasurer Mrs. ArtAsmussen.
Mrs Edward Merfeld hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs Art Asmussen and Mrs Walter Bohl. After a 7:00 dessert luncheon, high scores at the bridge tables went to Mrs Cecil Swant with second place to Mrs Weldon Sult.
Marble Rock resident Mrs. Hattie Maxson travels with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Darrell Maxson of Spirit Lake to Indianapolis Indiana to stay with her son Dr Roy Maxson and family for a long Easter weekend.
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