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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1957
Page
6
Funeral services for Dennis Krull were held in the Methodist Church with Rev. Max Paige officiating. Marlene Lewis sang Safe in The Arms of Jesus, with Edith Shultz and others accompanying. Burial was in West Side Cemetery.
Forty four members enjoyed a 6 15 dinner at Club Iowa in Charles City as part of Thursdays Ladies Night. Corsages were given and the program featured the movie Mr Deeds Goes to Town as the entertainment of the evening.
A group of relatives and friends surprised Mrs. Henry Ewald Tuesday evening for her birthday occurring Wednesday. Cards were played at three tables, guests brought refreshments, including a birthday cake by Mrs. Floyd Fiddick of Greene, and the honoree was presented with gifts.
The school board election on March 11 lists incumbents seeking re-election. Directors Mrs. L. S. Wentworth and Richard Ott, and Director and Treasurer Mrs. Walter Bohl are on the ballot.
The Methodist Men of our subdistrict and surrounding towns will host a banquet in Floyd at 6 30 PM on March fifth Tickets cost 1 50 and may be obtained for the meeting.
A large crowd attended a church basement card party at St Marys Church in Roseville Sunday evening. Sponsored by the St Rita Circle of the Rosary Society the event featured Progressive 500. Prizes went to Louis Staudt and Bob Enabait for men and Mrs Alphone Wilhm and Mrs Gilbert Osier for ladies. Richard Wilhm won the door prize. Children also received prizes and a lunch was served.
Fred W Arhart 81 died at Cedar Valley Hospital after a stroke while convalescing with son Vern in Charles City Funeral services were held Friday at the Marble Rock Methodist Church with Rev Max Paige officiating Burial followed at West Side Cemetery He was born June 15 1875 in Scott Township married Lena Daehn September 6 1900 and lived on a farm near Marble Rock later moving to Marble Rock in 1945 Survived by sons Earl Marble Rock and Vern Charles City a daughter Eunice died in 1928 four grandchildren and other relatives
Marble Rock residents sponsor a benefit dance for the Lyle Krull family after the loss of their son Dennis. Circle E Ballroom at Powersville is donated by Happy Jake with all net proceeds going to the family. White Cafe serves as benefit HQ and tickets are on sale at multiple local venues. Happy Jake Band to provide music. The event is Tuesday March 5 in Powersville.
Marble Rock society rounds up church circles and many local visits. Betsy Newbury and Ames visitors join funeral plans for Dennis Krull while many families host suppers and birthdays in Greene, Mason City, and Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Feltus hosted a 7:00 p m supper Saturday for twenty guests. The 500 game was played at three tables with High going to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blum and Low to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kingery. travel to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ewald. Sunday evening friends from Shell Rock and Allison gathered for more 500, with High to Mrs. Fred Frerricks and Low to C A Roberts. travel to Mr. and Mrs. C A Roberts. An evening lunch was served.
The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship will travel to Floyd for a sub-district rally on Sunday March 3 from 2:30 to 4:06 p m. The event costs ten cents per person and Rev. Herb Bryant of Plainfield WH will speak. Mrs Ralph Wilson hosted a Wednesday Bridge Club luncheon at one o clock with guests Mrs Rudy Swartz and Mrs Hershel Handley. High bridge score went to Mrs Bird Keith, second high to Mrs Will Barth, guests prize to Mrs Hershel Handley.
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