Foreign Student Visits Berks Family During International Weekend
Suzanne Pluss of Schaffhausen Switzerland, a State College of Iowa student, stayed with Mr and Mrs Jerry Ber k and family as part of International Friendship Weekend. Hosts toured Cedar Falls farms, shared milking methods, and introduced Suzanne to local relatives. She studies Elementary Education, plans to return home to teach, and skis and rides horses as hobbies.
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Suzanne Pluss
Schaffhausen
Switzerland
State College Ofowa
Cedar Falls
Jerry Berk
Berks
Farm Bureau
Towa
Suzanne
Lester Blum
Berk
Artie Wedeking
Wedeking’s
Mrs. Berk
Verne Vorhes
Charles City
William Mahoney Returns Home After Army Honorable Discharge
William Mahoney returned to his home Tuesday with an honorable discharge from the United States Army after a term of duty in Viet Nam. He and his wife, the former Janice Ott, and their baby daughter, Lorie, are now making their home in Charles City.
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William Mahoney
United States Army
Viet Nam
Janice Ott
Lorie
Charles City
Marble Rock Lions Meet in Town Hall Thursday
The Marble Rock Lions Club held its Thursday evening meeting in Town Hall. An Ameri can Lesson Auxiliary served a 7:60 supper with Pearl Knoop as chair. Al Lampman, Marble Rock’s new marshal, attended as a guest of Floyd True, and Bill Worley was a guest of Galen Lines. After the business portion, Crown Zeollar Book Company produced Red Cross First Aid films for viewing.
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Marble Rock
Lions’ Club
Pearl Knoop
al Lampman
Floyd True
Bill Worley
Galen Lines
Crown Zeollar Book Company
Three Families Move Into Greene Area Homes
Mr and Mrs Jim Smith relocate from Clear Lake to the Heinie Paul house in Greene where Mr Smith works at Massey Ferguson. Mr and Mrs Jerry Curtis move from Greene to the Turner house vacated by the Enekhardts, with Curtis driving a truck for Keifer of Greene. Mr and Mrs Richard Lindloff move from Charles City to River Street, house owned by the Dickersons, and Lindloff is employed at Olivers in Charles City.
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Jim Smith
Clear Lake
Heinie Paul
Greene
Smith
Massey Ferguson
Jerry Curtis
Turner House
Enekhardt
Bethel Baptist Parsonage
Curtis
Keifer
Richard Lindloff
Charles City
River Street
Dickersons
Mr. Lindloff
Olivers
Women of the Lutheran Church Meet for Bible Lesson
The Women of the Lutheran Church gathered in the church basement on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Keith as hostess. Mrs. Walter Bohl led the Bible lesson titled The God We Worship and Mrs. Keith served lunch at the close of the afternoon.
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The
Lutheran Church
Roy Keith
Walter Bohl
God
Keith
Oakdale Couple Proclaims Engaged Katee Fonda to Overby
Mr and Mrs Arthur Fonda of Oakdale California announce the engagement of their daughter Katee to David Overby son of Mr and Mrs James Overby Marble Rock No wedding date has been set.
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Arthur Fonda
Oakdale
California
Katee
David $. Overby
James Overby
Marble Rock
Bethel Baptist Missionary Circle Meets for Year Planning
The Missionary Circle of Bethel met Thursday with Mrs. Lola Wedeking leading devotions and Mrs. Ilo Bass, vice-president, presiding at the business session. The group planned the coming year's program and closed with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Wedeking.
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Baptist Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle of Bethel Church
Lola Wedeking
Harold Ott
Ilo Bass
Wedeking
Nursing Home Transfer Reports Improvement for Mrs. Bohl
Mrs Susan Bohl has been moved from Floyd County Memorial Hospital to Chauutaqua Nursing Home in Charles City and is reported much improved by doctors and staff.
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Susan Bohl
Floyd County Memorial Hospital
Chautaqua Nursing Home
Charles City
Hi Neighbor Club Met in Houser Home
The Hi Neighbor Club met at Lois Houser's home on Tuesday evenings April 19 with Stella Schmitt as co host. Six teen members answered roll call by giving the name of a president's wife. Mrs. Popham of Charles City was a guest. Final plans were made for a club tour to Des Moines on Wednesday June 22 including a visit to Mitchelville's Girls Training School a tour of Hiland Potato Chip Company and attendance at the Sound of Music movie. Christine Balkenende led the entertainment. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be an afternoon gathering at Rosemary Chambers' home on May 17.
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Hi Neighbor Club
Houser
Lois Houser
Stella Schmitt
Popham
Charles City
Des Moines
Mitchelville
Hiland Potato Chip Company
Bridge Club Luncheon and Games at Turner's Cafe
Mrs Russell Smith hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at Turner's Cafe in Rockford with a one o'clock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge. Guests included Mrs Herschel Handley and Genevieve Staudt. Mrs Jim Stone won high prize and Mrs Wallace Berry second.
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Bridge Club
Russell Smith
Turner’s Cafe
Rockford
Herschel Handley
Genevieve Staudt
Jim Stone
Wallace Berry
Marble Rock and Cedar Valley figures aid library fund
Marble Rock Study Club and local residents contribute to a library fund while many townsfolk join activities and attend gatherings. The Cedar Valley Baptist Women rally in Mason City is noted along with family visits, weddings, and funeral services.
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Marble Rock Study Club
L. S. Wentworth
Messieurs
Charles Hall
Jerry Marten
Weldon Sulit
James Overby
John Byers
Vernon Knoop
Ralph A. Beane
Lester Blum
Hollis Merrick
Bruce Goss
Leon B. Marsh
Alfred Grahlman
Walter Marsh
Cleland Maxson
Daisie Parker
Esther Ott
Harold Ott
Harold Thomas
Cedar Valley Association of American Baptist Women
First Baptist
Mason City
Douglas Truex
Dubuque
Carl Truex
Marble Rock
Leonard Kelly
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dougherty
Maude McCauley
Earl McCauley
Frank Johnston
Charles City
Melvin McCauley
John Stance
Rockford
Marvin McCauley
Marvin Schmitt
Mike
Ames
George Schmitt
Earl Losee
Tamara
Rockwell
Carl Maxson
Bob Adamak
St. Paul
Nora Huggett
Blair Moffett
Greene
Paul Gratias
Nora Springs
Bernice Colvin
Peter Lauterbach
Ilo Bass
First Baptist Church
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Gladys Nash
Floyd Snelson
Rolla
Missouri
Terry Greene
Tracy
Waterville
Minnesota
Max Handley
Jill
David
Lyla Lines
Gaylord Scandrett
Wayne Lines
Fort Dodge
Wayne
Scandrett
Alan Scandrett
Nashua
Lines
Roger Staudt
Maude Marsh
Leon Hitzhusen
Dale Marsh
State Treasurer reports on 33.7 million in Iowa bank deposits
Capitol News notes that three economists from Drake and Iowa State will study whether renewing certificates of deposit for 33.7 million held by the state in 103 Iowa banks benefits Iowa's economy. The program, begun in 1965, aimed to keep money in state banks as government securities yield higher elsewhere. The potential loss from interest differences could reach about 300,000. Citizens visited the Wood home in Charles City and nearby towns are also mentioned in this brief local update.
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Iowa
Drake
Towa
U.S
Bank
Franzenburg
Farm Bureau protests high cost of living blame
The Iowa Farm Bureau voiced concern over officials blaming farmers for rising living costs in a letter to President Lyndon B. Johnson. President J Merrill Anderson protested misleading references by high government officials regarding the cost of food.
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Iowa Farm Bureau
Lyndon B. Johnson
J. Merrill Anderson
Towa Farm Bureau
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