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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1962
Page
3
The Union Feeders 4-H Club met at Marble Rock School on Tuesday April 10 at 4 30 pm with ten members and the leader present. They planned a club tour for Saturday April 14 visiting members homes to view projects and nominated members for State 4-H Conference Health Camp and Conservation Camp. Afterward the group played basketball.
Mrs. Charlotte Kingery and Mrs. Will Boom hosted the Natalla Club gathering Wednesday afternoon at the Kingery home in Greene. Mrs. Dale Winfield and Mrs. Peter Lauterbach led the program and the club voted to donate $5 to the Student Loan Fund of the Rudd Rockford Marble Rock Community District. Lunch was served at the close.
Mrs. Vincent Van Benschoten hosted Thursday's Study Club meeting at her home. After an eight o'clock dessert luncheon, Mrs. Max Handley led the business session and the group voted to donate five dollars to the Cancer Fund Drive. Reports on a Federated Clubs meeting in Colwell were given by Mrs. Arnold Haller, Mrs. Robert Carney, and Mrs. Max Handley. Eva McNinch was chosen Club Woman of the Year and will receive a General Federated Woman's Club pin. A program on The Story of Silver featured a display by Oneida Silversmith Company and a Paul Revere Silver Bowl door prize went to Mrs. Alfred Grahlman. Guests included Mrs. Cecil Swant, Mrs. Edward Merfeld, Genevieve Staudt, Mrs. Maynard Reed, and Mrs. Herschel Handley.
Mr and Mrs John Ewald relocate to the Spaulding house in Marble Rock while the Bud Allens move from near Nashua to the acre vacated by the Ewalds. De Connerlys and family move from the Spaulding house in Marble Rock to a farm east of Rockford.
Mrs. Mel Bruggeman hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Debra’s sixth birthday at their home. Fourteen friends attended. games were played and gifts were given. Ice cream and a swan birthday cake, baked by Mrs. Orville Weigmann of Bristow, were served to guests Diane and other out of town attendees.
Mrs Bill Fluhrer and Mrs Roger Merfeld hosted a Saturday forenoon coffee at the Walter Marsh home for friends to honor Mrs Max Handley and her new baby boy David Alan. The honorees received gifts.
Bethel Baptist Mission Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Esther Ott. Members sewed quilt blocks and conducted a business session electing officers for the coming year including President Mrs Walter Marsh and Vice-president of Missions Mrs Gene Bass. Also announced were chairs for Mission Interpreters Special Interest Missionaries and other posts. Lunch was served by Mrs Ott.
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church Thursday afternoon with hosts Mrs. Cecil Swant and Mrs. Don Harms. Mrs. Merland Lines led the lesson titled The Brotherhood of Man. Lunch was served at the close.
The Folks of the Methodist Church met at their church Friday evening for the 4th quarterly business meeting. Election of officers was held. Dr. Peterson, District Sept. of Mason City was present.
Judy Wood David Keith Patricia Willsher and Linda Debner were confirmed during services in the Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Following church family dinners honored each confirmand at homes of relatives with guests from Elma Waterloo Cedar Falls Bristow Greene Lyle Minnesota St Ansgar Clarksville Charles City Marble Rock and other areas.
Andy Turner from Goldsboro North Carolina arrived Saturday to spend a week with his parents Mr and Mrs George Turner and Charlotte.
Mrs. Clair Knoop hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering of the American Legion Auxiliary at her home. Attendees reported on the County Auxiliary Meeting in Nora Springs and discussed plans for a Pancake Day event scheduled for May 1. County Auxiliary President Mrs. Creighton Kraupa of Nora Springs attended as a guest.
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