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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1958

Page

5

Rebekah and Odd Fellows Installed Officers Recently

The Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges recently installed their 1958 officers. Rebekah officers include Doris Edwards noble grand Mane Taylor vice grand Miriam Kocher recording secretary Helen Allan Esther Spratt treasurer Gertrude Crouse Zoe Muller and others. Odd Fellow officers include Vern Gard and Roger Thomas noble and vice grands Gle Austin secretary Frank Knight treasurer Kenneth Henline Ben Broadston and additional supports and guards.

Rebekah Odd Fellow Doris Edwards Noble Mane Taylor Miriam Kocher Helen Allan Esther Spratt Gertrude Crouse Zoe Muller Noble Grand Emma Montgomery Mildred Tack Vice Grand Ruth Flora Stella Schwennecker Esther Barnett Bertha Thomas Inside Guardian Roy Taylor Outside Guardian C. M. Crouse Vern Gard Roger Thomas Gle Austin Frank Knight Kenneth Henline Ben Broadston Ira Thomas R. T Spratt Lloyd Blum Henry Smeins Homer

Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Maxson Home

The Contract Bridge Club met in the home of Mrs. Lowell Maxson on Thursday evening. A dessert luncheon was served. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Green high, Mrs. Lyle Maxson second high, and Mrs. Harold Allison floating. Mrs. D. J. Feyereisen was a guest.

Contract Bridge Club Lowell Maxson Harry Green Lyle Maxson Harold Allison D. J. Feyereisen

Farmers Daughters 4-H Club Met Monday Evening

The Benne dette Farmers Daughters 4-H Club met January 13 at Diane DeBerg’s home. Demonstrations covered Mind Your Manners Table Setting and Cake Baking. Talks included What to Look for in Baked Products and Beverages. Members voted to join the Reading Club. officers were installed by candlelight. Next meeting February 3 at Judith and Charolet Stubbe’s home.

Bennedette Farmers Daughters 4-H Club Diane DeBerg Charolet Judith Stubbe Sharon Weiland Diane de Berg June Weiland Carol Tindall Reading Club Judith and Charolet Stubbe

Presbyterian Church Names Officers For Three Year Terms

Mr and Mrs Russell Duncan returned from St Louis where they attended the National Turkey Federation Convention. At the Presbyterian Church annual meeting on January 12 officers were elected for three years including elders William Johnson and Valerie Taylor trustees M M Johnson and Darrell Kingery. other elders M K Sperry H G MacLeod Harold Kingery Russell Meyers. trustees Glenn Shaffer George E Hamilton Floyd Needham Harold Tack. Ushers Frank Knight Harold Kingery W J McRoberts Blair Moffett Vivian Kingery. Sunday school superintendent Dwight Pooley assistant superintendent Harold Tack secretary Mrs Valoris Taylor assistant secretary Ruby Moser treasurer Imogene Barnhart superintendent Junior department Mrs Darrell Rangery assistant Mrs Floyd Fiddick church treasurer M K Sperry clerk Valoris Taylor organist Mrs George E Hamilton.

The Presbyterian Church William Johnson Valerie Taylor M M Johnson Darrell Kingery M. K. Sperry H. G MacLeod Harold Kingery Russell Meyers Glenn Shaffer George E. Hamilton Floyd Needham Harold Tack Frank Knight W. J. McRoberts Blair Moffett Vivian Kingery Dwight Pooley Valoris Taylor Ruby Moser Imogene Barnhart Darrell Rangery Floyd Fiddick George E. Hamlion

Homemakers Club Meets at Roose Home in Jackson Township

The Jackson and Dayton Township Homemakers Club met at Mrs. John Roose's home with 14 ladies present. Guests Miss Sampson and Mrs. Brandt of Waverly attended. A Gessert luncheon preceded a poem reading by Mrs. Truman Wamsley. Committees from Jackson and Dayton were named, and a color scheme lesson was given by Mrs. Roose and Mrs. Chestnut. The next lesson on wood finishing is set for February 4 in Allison, with a follow-up at the February 5 meeting at Mrs. George Mayer's home.

Jackson & Dayton

First Birthday of Susan Heine

Mr and Mrs Billy Heine and family of Clarksville hosted a dinner Sunday honoring their daughter Susan on her first birthday anniversary previous Friday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Franke and family of Rockford Mr and Mrs Clarence Shultz Mr and Mrs Don Jewell with Karen and Mr and Mrs Jack L Shultz and family of Greene.

Billy Heine Clarksville Susan Roy Franke Rockford Clarence Shultz Don Jewell Karen Jack L. Shultz Amuy Greene

Bridge Club Met In Andersen Home

Mrs. B. V. Andersen hosted her contract bridge club last Wednesday afternoon at the Andersen home. A dessert luncheon was served. Prizes were won by Mrs. Berton Shultz, Mrs. Bell Curtis, and Mrs. T. S. Albrecht.

B. V. Andersen Contract Bridge Club Berton Shultz Hirs Bell Curtis T. 8. Albrecht

Veterans Club Elects Officers At Club Meeting

The Veterans Club held an election of officers last Wednesday evening at the clubhouse. Harold Williams was re elected president with Neil OBrien and Robert Steere named as new directors. Other board members include American Legion Commander Darrell Kingery and VFW Commander Clarence Starkweather Jr. Retiring directors are Joe Neal and Max Wegand.

Veterans Club Harold Williams Neil O'Brien Robert Steere American Legion Darrell Kingery Veterans of Foreign Wars Clarence Starkweather Jr Joe Neal Max Wegand

Missionary Society Held Meeting Tues in Lutheran Church

The Women’s Missionary Society gathered in the Lutheran Church parlors last Tuesday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs Verle Barth with the topic Going Into New Guinea. Assisting were Freda Maass Mrs George Beninga Mrs Herman Schroeder Mrs Walter Kemming Mrs Martin Senne and Mrs Fred Wirth. Refreshments were served by Mrs Henry Drake.

Women's Missionary Society Lutheran Church Verle Barth New Guinea Freda Maass George Beninga Herman Schroeder Walter Kemming Martin Senne Fred Wirth Henry Drake

Meeting of Music Mothers Holds Breather and Recitals

Twenty two members of the Music Mothers of the Greene Community School met at the Presbyterian Church for a business meet ing program and visiting. A band uniform and chin straps arrived. Dennis McWilliams played Cornet with his mother, Mrs Lowell McWilliams, and Barbara Taylor accompanied several students including Max Hites Martha Stuntz Steve Barnett Eldred Kingery Lyle Prunty Charlene Young. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Paul Cheney Carl Busma Don Hites Harold Allison Grace Widman James Parks and Robert Kock.

Music Mothers Greene Community School Presbyterian Church Paul Wunsch Mason City Dennis McWilliams Lowell McWilliams Barbara Taylor Max Hites Martha Stuntz Steve Barnett Eldred Kingery Lyle Prunty Charlene Young Paul Cheney Carl Busma Don Hites Harold Allison Grace Widman James Parks Robert Kock

Farm Bureau Calendar of Events January 18 to 27

Farm Bureau calendar lists 4-H meetings for Butler Bonnie Belle at Marilyn Miller and Coldwater Country Cousins at Melinda Andrews on January 18. January 20 includes Jefferson Future Farmers at Lee Schwerdtfoger Mason City district livestock Bennedette Meat Producers at Eugene Wailke Shell Rock Chore Boys at Rufus Epley Jefferson Livewires at Mary Ann Oltman West Point Jr. Farmers at Duane Bavman Fremont Ramblers at Dick Walther. January 21 Willing Workers 4-H at Sharon Nixt Crops and Soil at Farm Bureau Auditorium 130 pm. January 22 Girls Leaders meet 1:15 pm. January 22 Aplington Adult School Dale Hall Motor Oils 7:30 pm. January 27 District Legislative.

Butler Bonnie Belle’s Marilyn Miller's Coldwater Country Cousins Melinda Andrews Jefferson Future Farmers Lee Schwerdtfoger District Livestock Mason City Bennedette Meat Producers Eugene Wailke Shell Rock Chore Boys Rufus Epley Jefferson Livewires Mary Dale Hall

May Day Chapter Installs Eastern Star Officers

The May Day Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its January 13 meeting with a public installation of 1958 officers after the business session. Evelyn Butler became Worthy Matron, escorted by her husband, as relatives presented a bouquet. other officers were installed including Fred Butler as Worthy Patron and Beth Dralle as Associate Matron. Guests from Bristow and Charles City attended, and a luncheon followed served by local members.

The Order of the Eastern Star Margery Martzahn Margaret Merrick Schwartz Marshall Edna Wegand Evelyn Butler Mary Leigh Dralle Nell Hartgraves Betty Brunsma Marilyn Lindell Adan Hazel Mead Ruth Gladys Lockwood Esther Jessie Tornowsse Martha Pat Wegand Electa Angeline Sperry Alice Hansen Sentinel Arvid Lindell Bristow Charles City Hazel Detra Lee Lamb Charles Merrick

Local residents return from Seattle visit

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidtke of Greene and Mrs. Bernard Dail ey of Grafton returned Wednesday from Seattle, Washington, where they had spent several weeks visiting in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Brinkner and family. Mrs. Brinkner is the daughter of the Bernard Daileys of Grafton.

Otto Schmidtke Greene Bernard Dailey Grafton Seattle Washington

Douglas Trees Honored On Seventh Birthday Party

Douglas Trees was honored on his seventh birthday with a party after school Tuesday at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Trees. Attending were Jimmy Potswald Danny Slocum Ricky Rusty Stewart Carolyn Thomason Timmy Heidenwirth and David Fischer. Douglas received many gifts and lunch was served at the close.

Douglas Trees Duane Trees Jimmy Potswald Danny Slocum Ricky Rusty Stewart Carolyn Thomason Timmy Heidenwirth David Fischer Douglas

Ladies Aid Met Thursday Afternoon

The Ladies Aid Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Herman Schroeder presiding over devotions and the topic To The Work stressing women’s church service. Assisting were Mesdames Orin Noen Walter Kemming George Schafer Walter Martzahn and Miss Freda Maass representing biblical women. Mrs. Edwin Scheer read scripture and Mrs Paul Wunsch gave Bible history. Hostesses were Mesdames August Heeren Edwin Scheer Harv Backearid Luella Barth.

Ladies Aid Society St. Peter's Lutheran Church Herman Schroeder Mesdames Orin Noen Walter Kemming George Schafer Walter Martzahn Freda Maass Edwin Scheer Paul Wunsch

World of Ideas Home Craft Exhibit Next Wednesday

Catanese Corporation of America presents World of Ideas a home decorating program with international flavor at a Handicraft Department meeting of the Green Woman's Club next Wednesday afternoon. The event features room settings fabric designs and color slides from around the world with prizes and a door prize dress length.

World of Ideas Catanese Corporation of America Woman's Club Catanese Denmark Spain Austria Asia Presbyterian Church Woman’s Club of Green Holiday Magazine Bangkok Vienna Madrid Copenhagen

Social Announcements O E S Club meets with Mrs Andrews

The O E S Club will meet with Mrs William Andrews on Thursday January 23 at 2 30 p m. The notice invites members to attend the social gathering and discusses the meeting time and host.

O. E .S. Club William Andrews

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rebekah and Odd Fellows Bridge Club Maxson James H. Graven Buchholz Greene, Towa Russell Duncan St. Louis Missouri National Turkey Federation Homemakers Club Roose Home Susan Heine Andersen Massey Harris John Deere Dodge Gerhard Debuir Virgil Munsell First State Bank Meeting of Music Mothers Farm Bureau Ladies Aid August Heeren Harv Backearid Luella Barth Ipsen Harry Ipsen Towa's Wonder Frank Buhr and His Ramblers Art Kirmse and His Orchestra Garner Firevans Ball Jules Werman and His KLASS Marel Schwartz Genevieve Duncan Edith Wilson Zoa Miller Florence Weeding Paul Butler Greene Rebekah Lodge No. 381 Union Lodge Earl Ruffridge Enezere Saprauet Nabisco MOREY West Side Grocery
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