Thiemans Celebrate First Anniversary With Family Visit
The Marbles Rock News notes Bill Thieman and his wife host a gathering Monday night to mark their first wedding anniversary. Attending were his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Thieman and his sister and family including Mr and Mrs Weldon Salt Nancy Joel and Jon. The top tier of the wedding cake, which had been frozen, was eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thieman
Ben Thieman
Weldon Salt
Nancy
Joel
Jon
Marble Rock Library Board Appointments
Mrs Henry Ewald and Mrs L S Wentworth presented the annual report at Marble Rock town council. The council approved six year terms for Genevieve Staudt and Weldon Salt joining current members and township representatives from Scott and Ulster Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ewald
L. S Wentworth
Marble Rock
Genevieve Staudt
Weldon Salt
LS Wentworth
Lola Pringle
Maynard Reed
Arnold Haller
Marble Rak
Natalla Club Hosts Ladies at Dale Winfield Home
Natalla Club members met in Marble Rock on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Dale Winfield and Mrs Gaylord Winfield as hostesses. Mrs Clair Knoop and Mrs Andrew Frascht led the program. After the program, attendees visited and a luncheon was served to close the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Winfield
Gaylord Winfield
Marble Rock
Clair Knoop
Andrew Frascht
Lion's Club Meets in Legion Hall for Farm Program Talk
Lion's Club gathered Thursday evening at the American Legion Hall with American Legion Auxiliary members serving dinner. Bud Chester of Charles City, head of the ASC office, spoke on the 1964 Farm Program. Plans were made to invite the River City Chorus from Mason City to perform for Marble Rock in the future.
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The
Lion’s Club
American Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Bud Chester
Charles City
ASC
River City Chorus
Mason City
Marble Rock
Woman's Society of Christian Service Holds General Meeting
The General meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held at the Methodist Church on Thursday afternoon January 9. Mrs Harold Taylor led devotions and the lesson Our Mission Today with readers Mrs Dean Tweed and Mrs Cliff Wilson. Mrs Robert Carney led The Kingdom of God with readers Mrs Floyd Wilson Mrs Marvin Bushbaum and Mrs Cecil Swan. A Q and A session followed and business reports were given. Other notices include future United Church Women meeting January 17 at the Congregational Church in Charles City with a dessert luncheon at 1:00 pm and prayer groups and circle meetings scheduled through January 30 with Dorcas Circle yet to set a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Socity of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Harold Taylor
Dean Tweed
Cliff Wilson
Robert Carney
Floyd Wilson
Marvin Bushbaum
Cecil Swan
Cecil Swant
Priscilla
Henry Ewald
Esther
Andrew Carney
Murnam
Duane Enabnit
Dorcas
Bridge Club Met In Asmussen Home
Mrs Art Asmussen hosted the Con tract Bridge Club at her home with Mrs Will Barth on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs Lola Pingle and Mrs Jim Stone. After a dessert luncheon, high scores at the tables were achieved by Mrs Herschel Handley and second by Mrs Cecil Swant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Asmussen
Will Barth
Lola Pingle
Jim Stone
Asmussen
Herschel Handley
Cecil Swant
Union Busy Bees Met At Staudt Home
Union Busy Bees 4 H Club met at the home of Marlss and Karen Staudt on January 8. Present were 12 members two leaders and one mother Mrs Neilsen. Jane Christie passed out material for 4 H. After a discussion it was decided Mary Jo Dolan and Barbara Katcher go to the Music Workshop at Charles City. Barbara elected for County Convention. The Music Workshop in the Metho Church basement in Marble Rock was discussed. It will be told February at 130 and each family is to bring one dish. Talks included Need for Wilk Throughout Life by Vicki Fau ld and Ways to Fix Eggs for Breakfast by Pat Delan. Demonstrators Were Pat Ewald and Fouta Peprire. Breakfast Friday or Nanexs Kricher. A team demonstration was Moahkinz Witt and Keran ord Marius Staud. The noise and their mother served lunch. Resone Vicki Fau ld.
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Union
Busy Bees
Marlss
Karen Staudt
Neilsen
Jane Christie
Mary Jo Dolan
Barbara Katcher
Chirles Cit
Barbara
Methoa
Marble Rock
Jello
Wilk
Vicki Fuald
Wavx
Pat Delan
Pat Ewald
Fouta
Moahkinz Witt
Keren Ord
Marius Stauc
Lurch Resone
Vicki Fauild
Marble Rock Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Marble Rock Hillside Cemetery Association met in the town hall to plan improvements and elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Robert Carney president. Mrs Walter Maxson vice president. Pearl Knoop secretary. and Mrs Verne Vernes treasurer who resigned. new trustee candidate Mrs Nina Palmer for three years. current trustees include Ora Garber and Darrell Hillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Palmer
Ora Garber
Darrell Hillman
Verne Vernes
Marble Rock Locals Host Visiting Guests at Local Homes
Marble Rock residents hosted visitors over a two week period with extended stays from S Sanafold of Sioux City and Mrs Stella Parener of Rockford visiting the Art Asmusen home. Local residents Mr Brd Keith and Mr William Hamilton hosted guests during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussen
Sanafold
Sioux City
Stella Parener
Rockford
Keith
William Hamilton
Woodward
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Festina
Mike
Tom Staudt
Freddie Brunner
John Brunsman
Eugene
Jon Staudt
Arnold Staudt
Gene Brunsman
Mortuccy Greene
Marsle Rock
Iowwa
Library Board
Natalla Club
Chevrol
Corvair
Cortts Kevrolet
Earth Chevrolet, Inc
Bridge Club
Staudt
Professional Directory
J.T Truitt
Frudder Baildine
Greene
William S. Johnson
Iowa
James H. Graven
3. P. Hoben
T. Drecs
Grrene Towa
B L. Hamilton
Frank Johnston
Maude McCauley
Daisie Parker
Bernice Spaulding
Salsbury Rest
Leo Peters
Rockwell
H W Markwardt
Sheffield
Arhe Wedeking
Don DeWall
Airs Edgar Parker
Ftn
Daisie Par
Vane Meek
Harrison
Bill Fluhrer
Bernard Merfeld
Leander Merfeld
Lous Staudt
Bancroft
Matt Kramer
Dixon Marsh
Ludvig Jacopsen
Walter Marsh
Marble Rock Town
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Folger’s
Rath
Black Hawk
Oleo
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