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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1969
Page
8
Jane Witwer Greene will earn a Bachelor of Arts in education and Donald Gerhard Marble Rock will receive a Bachelor of Business Administration in marketing at the University of Iowa commencement. The exercises on Saturday February 1 at 10:00 a.m. in the Fieldhouse Iowa City feature Dean Edward Halbach Jr. delivering the address on Meaningful Involvement.
Mrs Clyde Frudden hosted the P E O Sisterhood on Monday afternoon February 3. Mrs Maynard Bruce led a book review on Marcia Davenport’s Too Strong For Fantasy about her friendship with Jan Masaryk and the related Communist invasion of Czechoslovakia. A tea followed with Mrs Andrew Reid and Mrs Clyde Wegand pouring.
Mrs Loren Clabough nee Harriet Stanton earned a bachelor of arts in elementary education at UNI Cedar Falls during the fall commencement held January 22. She will teach in the Waterloo Community School District. Greene attendees included Mrs Martha Stanton Charles Bernita Mrs Will Stabenow and Evelyn Stabenow. An open house followed at the Clabough home.
Wartburg College announces that 256 students earned Dean's List honors for the fall term. Freshmen Karen Barnhart Anne Voigts and Linda Wunsch are among the named, all graduates of Greene Community School. Dean's List requires a full time student to maintain a 3.25 grade point average.
Thirteen members attended the Cross and Crown Bible Class held Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Lois Pringle. Mrs. Tom Zurcher presided. Scripture was read by Mrs. Lois Pringle and the lesson was given by Mrs. John Pyatt.
The National Honor Society met January 30 with all members and Mr. Stephenson present. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given. Fund raising ideas were discussed and a movie and dance were tabled until February. New business planned initiation for February 13 with Joyce Hauser designated to appoint duties. Each member to bring one dozen cookies for the reception. Related wedding notice: Leah Mae Standafer to wed Eldred E. Kingery in Worthington. ceremony conducted January 19 at the Worthington Church of the Brethren with family from Greene and Charles City in attendance.
Myrna J. Landers of Greene Community High School has been named the 1969 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for achieving the highest score in a statewide homemaking exam. The award honors outstanding high school students in homemaking fields and recognizes academic excellence and commitment to home economics.
A baptismal service for Amy Jo Senne infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Senne was held at 10 30 a m at St John’s Lutheran Church Wilmar with Rev Lowell Hohensee officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs William Rombke of Cedar Falls and Amy is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Verle Barth.
Candace Ray daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ray has been invited to join Psi Chi the national psychology honor society She is a junior majoring in psychology at Iowa State University in Ames and is related to prominent ISU circles.
Ann Allison daughter of Harold and Mrs. Allison earns honorable mention on Mount St. Clare College Clinton first semester dean's list. Eligibility requires a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.5.
Larry and Lois Heeren, seven year old twins, marked their birthday with two family gatherings. Thursday supper guests included August Heeren Louise Kleinschmidt and Renee Lindell. Sunday dinner guests at Harold Heeren's home featured Byron Bales and family from Hampton. Gifts were opened and birthday cakes served at both occasions.
The December 3 homemaking test involved senior girls at a local school. Winners receive prizes starting with a Betty Crocker silver charm and state scholarships, plus a chance at a national tour and elevated awards. National judges include Science Research Associates, Chicago.
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