Marble Rock Junior High Honor Roll First Semester
The Marble Rock Junior High School honor roll lists grades seven eight and nine. Ninth graders include Connie Ward Dennis Ewen Kay Fullerton Dennis Haller Carma Rock Christie Christiansen Bruce Lines Colleen Staudt Teresa Fraschi Linda Krull Julie Paulsen Charlotte Schindelar. Eighth graders include Susan Eberling Dennis Harms Jessica O Rourke Connie Scott Keith Govre Diane Houser Bruce deBuhr Patricia Ewald Janet Hamilton Eric Hansen Donnette Abbott Trudy Ackley Tim Brunner Donnice Harms Cindy Wagner. Seventh graders are John Lauterbach Marilou Burke Lyle Chambers Kendra Kreider Sandra Ernst Barbara Kahl Jeffrey Marlowe Dennis Carney Ronald Esser Anne Fullerton Kristina Hansen Evelyn Litterer Patricia Montgomery Miriam Nash Margaret Neal.
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Marble Rock
Connie Ward
Dennis Ewen
Kay Fullerton
Dennis Haller
Carma Rock
Christie Christiansen
Bruce Lines
Colleen Staudt
Teresa Fraschi
Linda Krull
Julie Paulsen
Charlotte Schindelar
Susan Eberling
Dennis Harms
Jessica O'Rourke
Connie Scott
Keith Govre
Diane Houser
Bruce deBuhr
Patricia Ewald
Janet Hamilton
Eric Hansen
Donnette Abbott
Trudy Ackley
Tim Brunner
Donnice Harms
Cindy Wagner
John Lauterbach
Marilou Burke
Lyle Chambers
Kendra Kreider
Sandra Ernst
Barbara Kahl
Jeffrey Marlowe
Dennis Carney
Ronald Esser
Anne Fullerton
Kristina Hansen
Evelyn Litterer
Patricia Montgomery
Miriam Nash
Margaret Neal
Baby Anthony Kevin Nash Born in Charles City
Mr and Mrs Sherry Nash announce the birth of a baby boy Anthony Kevin at Cedar Valley Hospital Charles City on Tuesday January 26 The infant weighed nine pounds five and a half ounces Grandparents are Darrell Hillman and Merle Nash Marble Rock maternal great grandfather Willard Hillman Marble Rock paternal great grandmothers Lyla Lines and Gladys Nash
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Sherry Nash
Anthony Kevin
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Darrell Hillman
Merle Nash
Marble Rock
Willard Hillman
Lyla Lines
Gladys Nash
Cub Scouts Hold Pack Meeting At School House
The January Cub Scout Pack gathered Wednesday evening at the School house. Mrs Arnold Haller a Den Mother led a question and answer drill on the Cub Scout Promise. The boys raced spool motors, and Mrs Williard Feltus served refreshments to close the evening.
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Arnold Haller
Williard Feltus
Second daughter for Eddie Field family in Floyd
Mr and Mrs Eddie Field of Floyd announce the birth of their second daughter Julie Ray on Sunday January 24 at Mitchell County Memorial Hospital Osage. The baby weighed six pounds 11 ounces. She has an older sister Jolene Ray. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Field Floyd and Mr and Mrs John Chambers Marble Rock.
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Eddie Field
Floyd
Mitchell County Memorial Hospital
Osage
Julie Ray
Jolene Ray
Harry Field
John Chambers
Marble Rock
Methodist Circles Report Meetings and Baby Born Tammy Lee
Priscilla Circle met at Mrs. Lester Blum with nine members and two children. The group studied Ewha University Korea led by Mrs. Grace Sebaugh, with closing prayer by Mrs. George Baker and lunch by the hostess. Miriam Circle met at Mrs. Verne Vorhes with nine members and four children, lesson on Ewha Women’s University Korea led by Mrs. Cliff Wilson. A red candle symbolized Korean courage. prayers and affirmations followed. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chambers of Waterloo announce the birth of Tammy Lee on January 21 at Allen Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds. Grandparents are Harold Wendel Mason City and John Chambers Marble Rock.
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Priscilla
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Lester Blum
Grace Sebaugh
Ewha University
Korea
George Baker
Blum
Priscilla Circle
Dean Tweed
Miriam Circle
Verne Vorhes
Cliff W Wilson
Ewha Women’s Christian University
Wilson
Cecil Swant
Leslie Chambers
Janney Street
Waterloo
Allen Memorial Hospital
Tammy Lee
Harold Wendel
Mason City
John Chambers
Marble Rock
Lutheran Women Meet at Haller Home
Mrs Arnold Haller hosted the Lutheran Church Women gathering at her home. The ladies discussed this year’s lessons, Make Love Your Aim, with Mrs Roy Keith presiding. Mel Brugeman was elected president for two years and Arnold Haller named Educational Secretary. lunch was served.
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Arnold Haller
Haller
Roy Keith
Mel Bruggeman
500 Club Social at Mrs Staudt Home
The 500 Club met at Mrs. Joe Staudt's home on Thursday afternoon for a dessert luncheon. Honors included a high score won by Mrs. Leander Merfeld and a low by Mrs. Louis Staudt.
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Jolly Eight
Joe Staudt
Leander Merfeld
Louis Staudt
Burial Services Held For Arthur Sheets, 85
Interment services were held in Hillsole Cemetery Saturday afternoon January 30 for Arthur Sheets 85 former Marble Rock resident. He had lived in Charles City and died while residing with his daughter Mrs Frank Bach in Des Moines. Surviving are two daughters Estella Oldham of Charles City and Dorothy Bach of Des Moines, son Ray Sheets of Charles City, a step daughter Mrs Joe Mc Cauley of Charles City, and two grandsons Keith Oldham of Charles City.
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Hillsole Cemetery
Arthur Sheets
Marble Rock
Sheets
Charles City
Frank Bach
Des Moines
Estella Oldham
Frank
Dorothy) Bach
Ray Sheets
Joe McCauley
Keith Oldham
Bridge Club Meeting at Mrs Talmer Dahlen Host Home
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Mrs Talmer Dahlen's home with guests Mrs Walter Marsh and Mrs Herschel Handley. After a one o'clock luncheon, high scores at the bridge tables went to Mrs Paul Bucklen and second to Mrs Herschel Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmer Dahlen
Walter Marsh
Herschel Handley
Dahlen
Paul Bucklen
Marble Rock Social Roundup From Friday to Sunday
Local residents share meals and visits across Marble Rock and nearby towns. Family gatherings honor birthdays, weddings, and hospital stays, with travels between Mason City Charles City Greene and Milwaukee noted among neighbors and relatives.
Local Families Gather Across States for Visits and Weddings
End of week social notes describe Mir and Mrs. Carroll Hall and family in Brookings South Dakota plus Jam Stone Lyle Brakal returning from Louisiana to visit Mrs. Sally Stone in Monroe. Jim gave his mother her first plane ride. Joy Gregory wed Larry Russell in Hagerman Baptist Church Waterloo. others include Douglas Rita Truex visiting in Dubuque. board meeting of Cedar Valley Mission Society in Osage. D A Dee Jones named hog buying station manager in Marble Rock and plans move with Mrs Jones. Mrs J C Tyson of Terre Haute Indiana visited siblings Robert Neal and family. John Ross and family from St Paul Minnesota spent weekend with Earl Staudt family. Capitol News.
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Jam Stone
Lyle Brakal
Lousiana
Mr. Stone
Sally Stone
Monroe
Jim
Store
Shera Gregory
Herald Gregory
Nellie Gregory
Moticello
Tinois Thellinois
Joy Gregory
Larry
Interstate costs climb in Iowa over four years
The highway commission notes an increase of 7345 million dollars in Iowa 709 mile interstate costs in the last four years, with total projected at 5885 million, up from earlier estimates of 515 million due to higher construction standards.
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The
Highway Commission
Iowa
Commission
Governor proposes federal posts amid fee hikes and alcohol hours
Gov Harold Hughes backs Melvin Synhorst for a Federal Power Commission vacancy and William Wisdom for another post, while Waldo Wheeler is named for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Representative James Resnick seeks to raise marriage license fees to ten dollars and boost district court fee income. Welfare officials warn Medical Aid to the Aged may need a deficiency appropriation of 300,800 to 500,000, as the program nears the fiscal year end. The state has funded MAA at up to 2 million annually, with 27 million in federal matching funds.
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Harold Hughes
Melvin Synhorst
Federal Power Commission
Synhorst
Orange City
Gary Cameron
Svynhorst
Hughes
President Johnson
William Wisdom
Des Moines
Waldo Wheeler
Iowa Conservation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
James Resnick
Dem
Davenport
Resnick
Dis
Iowa Corn Ear Droppage Runs Higher but Below Five-Year Peak
An Iowa State report finds last year’s corn ear drop loss above normal but below levels seen in five recent years. The 1964 yield test shows an average of 23 percent ear loss across 14 fields statewide, with northwest Iowa recording five to six percent of ears on the ground and some hybrids losing up to 20 percent.
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Iowa State
Iowa
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Bridge Club
Russell Smith
Lynn Smith
Rockford
Clifford Smith
Dottie Arnold
Whitten
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Linda Smith
William Hodge
Don Fluhrer
Bill Fluhrer
Don Marsh
Angela
Pearl Knoop
Sara
Carl Schwenneker
Lyle Krull
Kitty Barr
Katie Holm
Milwaukee
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Mary
Clarence Skillen
Skillen
Lester Wilson
Cora Wilson
Raymond Hart
Charlotte Marshall
Anna Hart
Scott
Shelly Hart
Ernest Haller
Carl Truex
Town City
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Tony
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Lisa
S. D. Pooley Lumber Company
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