Debra Meyer Celebrates 2nd Birthday at Home
Debra Jo Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Meyer marked her second birthday on February 12 with two gatherings at her parents home. Attendees included Sam Crooks Ronald Barbara Allan Jacobson Kent Edward J Meyer Harvey Schipper Irene Linda Verlyn Lee Ann from Aplington and many Meyer family relatives. Guests exchanged thanks and Debra Jo received numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Jo Meyer
Harold Meyer
Sam Crooks
Ronald
Barbara
Allan Jacobson
Kent
Edward J. Meyer
Harvey Schipper
Irene
Linda
Verlyn
Lee Ann
Aplington
James Weigman
Ernest Meyer
Alan
Susan
Allison
Debra Jo
A A U W Debates Federal Regulation Of Labor Unions
The A A U W met at Mrs. D T Drees home Monday evening. The high school debate team presented the program on the topic That the Federal Government Should Substantially Increase its Regulation of Labor Unions. Bruce Mead filed the Treasurer s Report. Affirmative speakers were Ronald Crooks and Jerry Backer with Kenny Parks and Jerry Knight on the negative side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.U.W
D. T. Drees
Bruce Mead
Ronald Crooks
Jerry Backer
Kenny Parks
Jerry Knight
Cross And Crown Bible Class Met With Mrs Meyers
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Mrs Russell Meyers home on Friday afternoon February 19. Mrs Chris Stewart presided while Mrs Laura Morey read scripture and Miss Carol Hammel posed quiz questions. Mrs George Knutson gave the lesson. officers elected were President Mrs Russell Meyers Vice President Mrs John Pyatt Secretary Mrs Lois Pringle Treasurer Mrs Pearl Hammel Publicity Chairman Ardis Broadston. Next meeting set for March 4 at 2:00 p.m. at Mrs Ben Broadston’s home.
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Russell Meyers
Chris Stewart
Laura Morey
Carol Hammel
George Knutson
John Pyatt
Lois Pringle
Pearl Hammel
Ardis Broadston
Ben Broadston
Karen Mizell Feted At Shower
Mrs. Karen Belknap Mizell was honored at a kitchen shower Friday at Mrs. Maude Marsh home. Hostesses were Mrs. D C Marsh and Mrs. Ralph Marsh. Fifteen guests attended as games were played and yellow and white refreshments served. The bride received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen (Belknap) Mizell
Maude Marsh
D. C. Marsh
Ralph Marsh
Janet Maxwell and Harm Schipper United In Marriage
Janet LaVonne Maxwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Galen Maxwell wed Harm Schipper son of Mrs George G Schipper of Aplington in the First Presbyterian Church Greene on Saturday February 20 at 7 30 Rev G F Butler officiated. The ceremony featured white gladioli blue carnations and a candle light double ring. The bride wore white nylon over satin with a seed pearl crown and carried red roses and white carnations on a white Bible. Marie Timmer was maid of honor and John Schipper was best man. A reception followed with many relatives assisting. The couple will reside on a farm west of Greene with guests from multiple nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet LaVonne Maxwell
Galen Maxwell
Harm Schipper
George G. Schipper
Aplington
First Presbyterian
Greene
G. F. Butler
George Hamilton
Marie Timmer
John Schipper
James Maxwell
Charles City
Andrew Schipper
Bristow
Clift Crane
Mary Ditchen
Sharon Boyd
Mason City
Wayne Reiher
Allison
Darrell Kingery
Sam Crooks
Dale Ver Plank
Vern Wilkins
Marble Rock
Parkersburg
Ackley
Grundy Center
Nashua
Rudd and
Joice
Country Cousins 4-H Club Met On Saturday
The Coldwater Country Cousins 4-H Club gathered at Patty Walker's home on Saturday afternoon with thirteen members present. Roll call asked what they plan to sew. Mildred Ellis spoke on First Step in Sewing and Cheryl Brinkman spoke on How to Hang Clothes and Why. Demonstrations by Janice Ritter on Making Measurements and Lynnette Shafer on Pressing a Garment. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Reporter Mildred Ellis.
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Coldwater Country Cousins
Patty Walker
Mildred Ellis
Cheryl’ Brinkman
Janice Ritter
Lynnette Shafer
Mrs Schmidt Honored At Shower For Infant Kari
Mrs. Robert Schmidt and infant daughter Kari were honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Don Steere with assistance from Mrs. Harry Schmidt. Twenty five ladies and twelve children attended. The group played games and socialized before refreshments.
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Robert Schmidt
Kari
Don Steere
Harry Schmidt
Twenty eight at Greene Woman's Club meeting in Barnett residence
Twenty eight members of the Greene Woman's Club met at Mrs. Clarence Barnett home at 9 30 a m Tuesday February 16. Dr J T Truitt spoke on physical fitness urging exercise through unbleached flour and fresh vegetables and warning about colorings and sprays. He represented the Presidents Citizens Advisory Committee on Youth Fitness and urged Kraus Weber tests. Club officers announced seeking a director for Summer Playground with viewing by Mrs Harry Green or Mrs B V Andersen.
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Greene Woman’s Club
Clarence Barnett
Mesdames van Eschen
Clarence Shultz
Clarence Starkweather, Jr
Russell Duncan
Vern Gard
William Johnson
J. T. Truitt
Truitt
Behnkes Honored at 49th Wedding Anniversary
Albert and his wife were honored Sunday by the Packard Club at the Foster home. Five hundred was played at eight tables with Albert Behnke winning high men and Kenneth Miller low men. High ladies went to Mrs. John Groothuis and low ladies to Mrs. Minor Dix. A wedding cake baked by Mrs. Ralph Behnke and decorated by Mrs. Kenneth Miller was served as the couple received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Behnkes
Albert Behnke
Packard Club
Lowell Foster
Kenneth Mliller
John Groothuis
Minor Dix
Ralph Behnke
Kenneth Miller
Brownie Girls Elect Officers
Nine year old Brownie girls met after school in the Presbyterian Church dining room. Officers for the month were Ann Allison president Yvonne Ruf secretary and Marcia Kelly treasurer. Ann Allison to represent at a Mason City program committee meeting next Saturday. Meetings held each Tuesday 4 to 5 PM. Leaders are Mrs Donovan Ruffridge and Mrs Emery Neymeyer.
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Presbyterian Church
Ann Allison
Yvonne Ruffridge
Marcia Kelly
Cedar Valley
Mason City
Donovan Ruffridge
Emery Neymeyer
Francis Lubben 30th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Francis Lubben and his wife celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on Friday evening with relatives at their home. The gathering included games of progressive 500 and a gift of money, with a lunch provided by guests. Attendees named include Clarence Wubbena and family, Henry Jacobs and family, Floyd DeBower and Ed Lubben families, and others from Allison and Clarksville.
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Francis Lubbens
Francis Lubben
Clarence Wubbena
Beryl
Barbara
Henry Jacobs
Joan
Floyd DeBower
Ed Lubben
Sandra
Stanley
Allison
Martin Lubben
Mary
John
George Mayer
Paul and
Dale Edeker
Clarksville
Dale Clarks Honored On 25th Anniversary At Albrecht Home
Mr and Mrs Dale Clark of Mason City were dinner guests yesterday of Mr and Mrs T S Albrecht honoring the Clarks 25th wedding anniversary The couple were entertained at a Coffee Hour at the Albrecht home in the afternoon A silver gift was presented to the honorees Mrs Clark was formerly Miss Irene Dailey before marriage
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Dale Clark
Mason City
T. S. Albrecht
Clarks
Albrecht
Greene
Clark
Irene Dailey
Floyd County Calendar of Events
A concise schedule of county activities listed by date. February 26 includes an Extension conference at Charles City and a district meeting for Family Living in Waverly. February 27 28 features the State Assembly for Young Adults in Ames. February 29 lists a Family Living meeting at 1 15 p.m. and an Extension Council supper at 6 30 p.m. March 3 10 17 cover livestock events.
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Charles City
Waverly
State Assembly
Ames
Extension Council
Farm Bureau
Nutrition Short Course by Club Iowa
Nutrition Short Course runs daily from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring sessions on healthy eating and dietary guidance hosted by Club Iowa. The event outlines practical tips, demonstrations, and expert talks for attendees seeking nutrition insights.
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Club
Iowa
Local women groups plan late February and early March meetings
Social announcements list several club gatherings: Dayton-Jackson Homemakers on Tuesday March 1 at Mrs. Butterbrodt’s home. Coldwater Community Club on Thursday February 25 at 2:00 at Mrs. Ott’s home with hostesses Ms Bamker and Mrs Kingery. program “we Elect Officers” led by Mrs. Ott, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Clapham. Women's Society of Christian Service meets March 2 at 2:00 at the church. bring World Banks. OES Club hosts Mrs. Meyers February 25 at 2:30. Friendly Circle Club at Mrs. Beguelin’s on March 3 at 2:00 p.m. note change of place.
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Dayton-Jackson
Ernest Butterbrodt
Coldwater Community Club
Harry Ott
Louis Bamker
Harold Kingery
Ott
Ralph Marsh
Howard Clapham
Women’s Society of Christian Service
O.E.S. Club
Russell Meyers
Friendly Circle Club
Alfred Beguelin
First Methodist Church Weekly Activities
Clayton Becker is pastor. Wednesday features Youth Church membership class at 4:00 p.m. Junior Choir at 4:00 p.m. Senior choir at 7:00 p.m. M.Y.F. at 8:00 p.m. Adult membership class at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening circle of the Women s Society of Christian Service meets with Edith Williams. Blanche Mathers assisting hostess. Margaret Ray and Beulah Schoenfeld on program. Sunday Church School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. guest speaker Mr. Don Collinson. A family covered dish dinner at noon.
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First Methodist Church
Clayton Becker
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Edith Williams
Blanche Mathers
Margaret Ray
Beulah Schoenfeld
Don Collinson
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Cross and Crown Bible
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Janet Maxwell
America
Greene Farm Equipment & Agriculture Co
Greene, Iowa
Woman’s Club
Barnett
Brownie Girls
Professional Directory
Frudden
T. Albrecht
Floyd County
Rays Radio & TV
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Emerson TV
Longhorn
Mortons
Sun Girl
Sno-Boy
Folger’s
Morey’s
West Side
D. A
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Buchholz
J. P. Hoben
Greene Tow
J.T. Truitt
Gene Nettleton
Dr. Wm. Andrews
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