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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
3
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Bird Keith's home for a luncheon with Mrs. Charles Gates of Nashua and Mrs. Ellen Gates assisting. Guests included Mrs. Maude Vorhes and Mrs. Herschel Handley. High score went to Mrs. Herschel Handley and second to Mrs. Wallace Berry.
The Farmer's Co operative Elevator Company held its annual meeting Saturday evening with strong turnout. Don Edison discussed cooperatives, three new board members were elected Leroy Kingery Lowell Carney and Joe Staudt. Yearly sales rose and 1952 dividends will be paid February 20 along with an Insurance Day. Officers Elmer Lines as president Mervin Hinrichsen as vice president and Harold Taylor as secretary treasurer were elected. Art Asmusen was rehired as manager.
The Boy Scouts of troop 28 will hold their annual pot luck supper in the school gymnasium next Wednesday February 12 at six thirty in the evening promised a community gathering with a simple dinner and social hour for participants and families.
Bethel Baptist Aid Society met at the home of Mrs Walter Marsh southwest of town last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Gene Bass led devotions. Members worked on their sewing project. Guests included Mrs Bill Flut of Charles City and Mrs Don Marsh. The hostess served an afternoon lunch.
Mayne Spaulding 71 died February 6 at his Marble Rock home after months of illness. He was educated at Marble Rock schools, Iowa State Teachers College, and State University of Iowa. He served as superintendent of Nichols Nora Springs and Oakland schools, farmed, then managed elevators at Marble Rock and Ralston. Survived by wife Bernice, two sons Lloyd and Irving, sister Roe Asling, grandchildren Jay, Timothy, Susan. Funeral February 8 at Methodist Church. Burial Hillside Cemetery. Other names: John Osier, Marian Ludwig, Loretta Ludwig, Cora Wilson, Ellen Gates, Bird Keith, Harry Johnson, George Keller, Bertha Keller, Mara Keller, Louis Staudt, Lester Smith, Dick Rohwedder.
Willard Nielson camp ranger at Marble Rock Boy Scout camp returned last Monday from a week at a ranger school held at Schiff Scouts Reservation in Mendham New Jersey.
Lions Club gathered Thursday evening in the Methodist Church basement for a 6 15 dinner served by the Women’s Society of Christian Service. John Ludwig led the program and invited Dr William Sall of Mason City to speak, presenting slides from South America. The next meeting on February 20 will be ladies night with a buffet at Club Iowa.
The Union Feeders 4-H Club met at Marble Rock School on January 29 with programs handed out to members. A February 1 4-H tour followed and plans for a 4-H basketball team were announced. Mrs Earl Staudt returned home last Tuesday after an unspecified absence.
Mrs. Minnie Ludwig hosted visitors from Charles City and Marble Rock including Mrs. Lola Merrick, Mrs. Doris Hanson formerly Schaefer, and others. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanson celebrated 25 years Sunday with attendance by Mr. Floyd Wilson and Mr. Cecil Swant. Maynard Reed visited Charles Easterday’s Nora Springs home Friday.
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