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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
3
Mrs Harold Snowden hosted a Marble Rock Garden Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Vice President Jim Overby presided as members answered roll call with a January garden hint. Paul Shultz presented slides from his trip to Australia and Verne Fish spoke on the industries of Iowa. Snowden served lunch to conclude the afternoon.
The Missionary Circle of Bethel Baptist Church met at Mrs. Ho Bass home on Thursday afternoon. Roll call answered with a New Year’s Resolution. Mrs. Earl Nicewarn er read about Key 73. Pearl Knoop led devotions and taught about Managua Nicaragua where American Baptists operate a hospital. Lunch was served.
The Marble Rock Lions Club met with American Legion Auxiliary members and will sponsor a fund raising event at the school gym on Saturday night January 20 featuring a W C Fields festival and Bugs Bunny cartoons. A community meeting on Rural Rental Housing development in Marble Rock is set for Monday January 22. The Hi Neighbor Club plans a January 16 meeting with Mrs John Chambers at 1 30 pm.
A new listing of 16 mm films has been received at the Marble Rock Library. They are available now through February 25 from NILE in Mason City. Stop by to place requests. titles include African Odyssey The Ancient Egyptian Championship Swimming Magic Balloons Vegetable Gardening and The Flabby American 27 minutes black and white.
The 500 Club met at the Ewald home on New Year’s Eve with high prizes to Elmer Lines and John Kramer and low prizes to Ronald Kramer and Leo Staudt. John Chambers won the door prize. The Union Busy Bees 4H Club met Jan 6 at the Community Center with 27 members. The pledge was led by Melinda Enabait. motions supported donations to Iowa 4H United Service, a dress code, and Big Sisters for new members. Madonna Dolan and Monica Enabnit presented Getting Started. Debbie Staudt reported on the Chicago trip. lunch was by Theresa Merfeld and the Enabnits’ families.
Bethel Baptist Church held its annual meeting Sunday afternoon at the church. Larry Ott served as moderator as fourth quarterly and annual reports were presented and officers for the coming year were elected. A cooperative dinner followed at noon.
An exchange of Nile books took place at the Marble Rock Library on Monday of this week. Nhewseps prefBGkive.
New books in all usual categories are on shelves. If you cannot find a title, submit a request to NILE at Mason City. They will obtain the book from other libraries in the state, and rarely fail to fulfill requests.
Bristow locals recount visits, birthdays, dinners, and church studies in a string of social notes. Guests include Jerilyn Weiland, Bernice Wiler, Dale Miller, and many others visiting from Mason City, Greene, Dumont, Hampton, Clarksville, Allison, Waterloo, and beyond.
Hahn escorted Mrs. Bernice Wilder to her Cedar Falls home on Monday and, with Mrs. Hahn, visited Esther Quinby. No visitors were noted at the Dale Eisentrager residence besides Aur and Mrs. Kyle Shreve and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Wagner of Dumont.
Mr and Mrs Perey Merrill Sr visited Pereys mother Mrs Joe Merrill and friend Paul Backer at the Chautauqua Guest Home in Charles City on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Nilus Hanawalt and their Rockford granddaughter were guests Thursday evening at Merville Eberline’s home. Tom Siefken, who spent two weeks with his parents Glen and, left for college at Ames.
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