Hospital Notes Mention Local Visits and Family Travel
Mrs. Peter Johnson submitted to ee Tue in Mason City. Mr. W. B. Ufford of Blackstone Virginia visited his son and daughter in law, M and M Em Ufford, and friends. Mrs. Emma Jane Syversme fell at home, receiving veinance, in a wheel chair. Mrs. Fiorence Myers called on Mabel White Thursday. MAM Fercy Morchente called on Glen Lindell at the Chautauqua Home in Charles City Sunday afternoon. MAM Harold Mason of Cedar Falls spent Saturday with his parents, MEM Ward Mason. MEM Miles Dye and MAM Anne Flege and three children returned from a two week trip to attend a Dye reunion in Canada where 118 relatives registered. Macnnight and Tees, visitors of M&M Carl Corporan, were friends from Woodville Texas. Falls Sup were M&M Carl Worley, co leader, M&M Victor Bochmann, M&M Floyd Bochmann and M&M Raymond Wagoner. M&M Wayne Kramer, Brest and Becky, Jesup, called Saturday evening at the Worley home. M&M Ben Hank, Bockford Illinois, are spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Cora White. Mrs. Hazel Mead returned home after an extended trip to Victoria British Columbia and Vancouver Canada visiting friends. M&M Johan Wallace and family Nashland Kentucky and Mrs. Sadie Wallace Ames arrived and were supper guests of Mrs. Hazel Mead Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ufford
Blackstone
M&m
Ufford
Emma Jane Syversme
Veinance
Chein
Fiorence Myers
Mabel White
Mam Fercy Morchente
Glen Lindell
Charles City
Harold Mason
Cedar Falls
Ward Mason
Miles Dye
Anne Flege
C. Canada
Falls
Carl Worley
Victor Bochmann
Floyd Bochmann
Raymond Wagoner
Wayne Kramer
Brest & Becky
Jesup
Ben Hank
Bockford
Cora White
Hazel Mead
Victoria
British Columbia
Vancouver
Canada
M&m Johan Wallace & Family
Club Picnic Held by Homemaker's Study Club
The Homemaker's Study Club held a picnic dinner on August 12 at Conservation Park in Greene. Sixteen members attended plus one visitor, W. B. Ufford from Blackstone, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker's Study Club
Conservation Park
Greene
W. B. Ufford
Blackstone
Hi Neighbor Club Picnic at Ackley Creek Park Aug 19
The Hi-Neighbor Club schedules its annual picnic at Ackley Creek Conservation Park on Sunday at noon Aug 19 with officers Cleland Maxson president Roy Abart vice president and secretary. Dennis Staudt son of Cle ment Staudt leaves for St. Edmonds High School Fort Dodge to begin teaching after graduating from ILU Ames in May. Eugene Staudt moves to Charleston Illinois to teach graphics and pursue a masters at Eastern Illinois University. Mrs Staudt will teach fifth grade in Arcola Illinois. Hattie Maxson relocates to Salsbury Baptist Home Charles City. Darrell Maxson Spirit Lake Roy Maxson Indianapolis and Lloyd Swartzendruber Newfoundland visit. Stanley Ott recovering from a fall with a cracked pelvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Neighbor Club
Ackley Creek Conservation Park
FT. Dodge
Dennis Staudt
M&m
Clement Staudt
Fort Dodge
St. Edmonds High School
Dennis
ILU
Ames
ILL. U. Mkm
Eugene Staudt
Des Moines
Charleston
Mon
Eugene
Eastern Illinois University
Charles City
Hattie Maxson
Salsbury Baptist
Darrell Maxson
Spirit Lake
Roy Maxson
Indianapolis
Ind
Lloyd Swartzendruber
New Foundland
Marble Rock High School alumni picnic attendance hits eighty
The Marble Rock High School alumni picnic drew 80 attendees despite overcast skies and a rainy start. Among the crowd were the oldest graduate Lo is Winchell Meyer of Britt class of 1903 and the newest alum Karen Goetzinger Lines of Fredericksburg class of 1958, with 24 classes represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Marble Rock High School
Lois Winchell Meyer
Britt
Karen Goetzinger Lines
Fredericksburg
Ruby Barr Newbury
Iowa Falls
Christine Merfeld Staudt
Staceyville
Irma Nikolas Bronsema
Waterloo
M&m
Rex Asper
Sun City
Ariz
Rex
Asper
Thelma Hoadley
DeLone Wood
Leroy
Minn
Faith Adams Flashenhem
Eden Prairie
Lynn Hall
Vallisca
Roy Ahart
Meyer of
Marble Rock Area
Ada Shultz
Laurel Ackley Ahart
Postnuptial Reception for M and M King
About 60 attended a church reception honoring Douglas King son of Carroll King Marble Rock and Mary Lou Feltus of Charles City. They were married in July and now live in Jesup where Douglas works as a meat inspector in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&m King
United Methodist Church
Sun
M&m
Douglas King
Douglas
Carroll King
Marble Rock
Mary Lou Feltus
Willard Feltus
Charles City
Dave Olds
Mason City
Jesup
Dennis King
Sharon King
Dennis Gersema
Shirley King
Robert King
Miller
Rockford
Nashua
Parkersburg
Dumont
Busy Bees 4H Club Win Big at Floyd County Fair
Union Busy Bees 4H Club girls earned multiple awards at the Floyd County Fair July 29 to Aug 1. Karen Kolber won a garment award heading to the North Iowa Fair, while Jul Handley earned Best of Show in garden vegetables. Dawn Carney claimed intermediate dress revue honors and Best of Show with plans to model at the North Town Fair. Dawn Cammey and Susan Tack led a team demonstration for the North Iowa Fair, and Dawn Carney’s Vitamin A poster advances to North Iowa. Lisa Marsh and Gwen Ott won Best of Show in a county level team demonstration, while Melinda Enabait and Ann Swinton’s String a Bob won blue ribbons at county. Multiple blue ribbons were awarded for various exhibits. leaders and members were active throughout the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
Floyd Co. Fair
Karen Kolber
North Iowa Fair
Jul Handley
Karen
Dawn Carney
Will
Dawn Cammey
Susan Tack
Lisa Marsh
Gwen Ott
Melinda Enabait
Ann Swinton
Marble Rock Residents Visit Regional Kin and Friends
Marble Rock locals MaM Louis Flaschenhiem and family from Eden Prairie Minnesota were weekend guests of her mother Mrs. Gerald Adams. Teachers Shei la and Scott remained for the week with their grandmother. Galen Lines of Iowa City was a weekend visitor in the home of her mother Mrs. Laurel Ahart. Wayne Lines of Cedar Rapids went with Mrs. Galen Lines to Mason City to visit her mother Mrs. Lillian Cornell. Dinner guests Sunday at Mrs. Lyla Lines included Galen Lines Ilana City Mrs. Dean Lines Jessie and Mary Fredericksburg and Wayne Lines Cedar Rapids preps. Daniel Nash of Charles City was an afternoon visitor. Roy Halstead and Charles Halstead with two children from Minneapolis were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam Louis Flaschenhiem & Family
Eden Prairie
Minn
Gerald Adams
Sheila & Scott
Galen Lines
Iowa City
Laurel Ahart
Wayne Lines
Terry & Todd
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Lillian Cornell
Sun
Lyla Lines
Ilana City
Dean Lines
Jessie & Mary
Fredericksburg
Daniel Nash
Charles City
M&m
Roy Halstead
Charles Halstead
Minneapolis
Blair Mof
Sen
Arlin
Detroit Lakes
Herman Nikelas
Sat. Jurencon
Frank Nikolas
Nikolas
Henry Smiens
Greene
Owen Winfield
Bessie Winfield
Nebraska
Gary Winfield
Fremont
Lee Winfield
Cat Winfield
Merill Dean Winfield
Humboldt
Marble Rock
Chambers
Colwell
Clayton Chambers & Family
Glenn
Marble Rock and Greene Area Family Reunions Attend Events
Guests attended a Lines family reunion in the park with picnic dinner, while others visited relatives in Greene and Minneapolis for Twins Orioles games. The Marble Rock area news lists multiple reunions, guests from far away, and a Class of 36 reunion at Clear Lake with plans for next year in Waterloo.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Peter Johnson
Mason Ci
McGee
Greene, IA
North Iowa Area Community College
THE
Marble Rock News
Cleland Maxson
Roy Abart
Stanley Ott
MRHS
Palmer
Nina Palmer
Floyd County Memorial Hospital
Ped Ltd
Tee Sk
Walls
Pany
Wed
Dawn Marsh
Karen Chambers
Ruth Lindsay
Little Reck
Ark
Ross Rex
Clarence Vandersleed
Lafayette
Gues
Cecil Swant
Fla
Clement Standt
Marjorie
Granville
Gladys Lesee
Earl Lasee
Eugene Standt
Arnold Staudt
Clear Lake
John Hobbs
Hampton
Lawrence Keith
Edwin Rex
Osage
Alfred van Benschoten
Topeka
Kans
Merland Lines
Mary Hobbs Alexander
Leila Nash Lauterbach
Kathryn Reams Ott
Their Husbands & Wives
Virginia Foutz Haying
Donald Johnson
Riceville
Hayung
McDonough Power Equipment, Inc
Fuqua Industries, Inc
Wolf Oil Company
Hershey
Turkey
Land
Sno-Boy
Morey's Food Market
Newsy
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