Music Mothers Met On Monday
The Music Mothers held their regular monthly meeting in the school cafeteria with twenty members present. President Beth Drakle presided. Mary Schroeder presented Infor mation Please a summary of new musical programs in theater movies TV and records. Ted Brinkman reported for the ways and means committee and announced a $1.50 semester dues due to no money making projects in the first term. Five Greene High students attended the Dorian Festival at Luther College Decorah on January 5 and 6: Vae Brinkman Gloria Day Ronnie Whiteside John Backer and Betty Wirth.
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Beth Drakle
Mary Schroeder
T.V. and Records
Ted Brinkman
Greene High
Luther College
Decorah
Vae Brinkman
Gloria Day
Ronnie Whiteside
John Backer
Betty Wirth
Bridge Club Tees Up Sunday Evening at Dell Curtis Home
Mr and Mrs Dell Curtis entertained their bridge club Sunday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Urban Kelly and Mr and Mrs Lewis Majewski. Prizes went to Mrs Darrell Davis and Lewis Majewski. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Dell Curtis
Urban Kelly
Lewis Majewski
Darrell Davis
Philip Hauser Observes Fifth Birthday Party
Philip Hauser, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hauser, celebrated his fifth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at home. Guests included Mark Stirm, Jean and Carol Hauser, Dennis David Daniel Bast and Steven Hauser, with Mrs Don Bast helping. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Hauser joined for dinner Monday, and Mr and Mrs Harley Ascher and family as well as Mr John Ascher were among the supper guests.
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Philp Hauser
Paul Hauser
Mark Stirm
Jean
Carol Hauser
Dennis
David
Daniel Bast
Steven Hauser
Don Bast
Philip
Fred Hauser
Hauser
Harley Ascher
John Ascher
Farmers Daughters Meet At Beguelin’s
The Tennezette Farmers Daughters met at Joan Begueli's home on January 7. Dianne DeBerg and Denice Noelting led a Better Grooming discussion. Joan Bezuelli demonstrated Pressing Equipment and Sherry Debner spoke on Tools for Personal Cleanliness. They began pleated skirts to finish next meeting. Reporter Sherry Debner.
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Tennezette Farmers Daughters
Joan Begueli
Dianne DeBerg
Denice Noelting
Joan Bezuelli
Sherry Debner
Mrs Mae Kuhn Feted On Birthday
Mr and Mrs Harold Tack hosted a family dinner Thursday honoring Mrs Mae Kuhn. Attendees included Mrs Kuhn's brothers and sisters and Irving McRoberts of Rockford. Victor and Lloyd Stauffer. John and Edith Stauffer. Edna and Fern Stauffer. An azalea plant was presented to Mrs Kuhn.
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Harold Tack
OES and Alpha Lodge Install Officers in Greene County
May Day Chapter OES and Alpha Lodge of A F and A M held a joint officer installation on Monday. Worthy Matron Angeline Sperry administered the session with past matrons presenting jewels and introducing installing officers. New officers include Hazel Mead as Worthy Matron and Fred Bater as Worthy Patron, with numerous elects to key posts and an honor court formed afterward.
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Order of the Eastern Star of Greene
Angeline Sperry
Mary Leigh Drake
OES
Alpha Lodge
A. M
Edna Weyand
Nell Hartgraves
Marjorie Andrews
Eileen Bruce
Helen Meyers
Hazel Mead
Dean Uhlenhopp
Eileen Bruce Mrs Mead Was Escorted To the East By Her Husband, Robert Mead
John
Fred Bater
Helen Witwer
Evelyn Butler
Cleon Mead
Patricia Weyand
Marilyn Lindell
Pat Wegand
Installation of Officers Highlights a Cold Night Ceremony
Hazel escorted through the honor court as singing accompanied by Santa Lucia tones. The Worthy Matron thanked Installing Officers and attendees from warm homes on a frigid night, introduced her family, then installed May Day Chapter officers. Alpha Lodge followed with further installations including Worshipful Master Max Weyand and Senior/Junior Wardens. Guests from Marble Rock, Waverly, and Mason City attended.
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Mander Hazel
Santa Lucia
O. ES
Alpha Lodge
Lloyd Lacey
LaVern Clary
Grand Lodge of Iowa
Waverly
Lawrence Prunty
Fred Butler
Max Weyand
Andrew Reid
Dale Willey
James Schroeder
James Mead
James Drake
Tyler
Helen Meyers
Marble Rock
Mason City
Senior 4 H Program Meets for First Regular Session
The first regular meeting of the Senior 4 H Program is set for Monday January 8 at 730 p m in the Farm Bureau Auditorium reports Dean Johnson County Extension Assistant Dolores Schwerdtieger and John Molin county 4 H presidents will preside Much interest has been indicated in Music and Recreation as a special topic for study The group will elect a music director pianist and reporter Discussion will cover a summer trip and an exchange with another state.
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Farm Bureau
Dean Johnson
Dolores Schwerdtieger
John Molin
Senior Program Membership Open to 4-H Juniors
Membership in the Senior Program will be open to any 4-H member who is a Junior in high school or 16 years of age or older. All desiring to join are encouraged to attend this first meeting.
Presbyterians Elect Church Officers for Three Year Terms
Newly elected elders Erik Anderson and Floyd Needham will serve three years at the First Presbyterian Church. Trustees Harley Hansen and Andrew Reid also elected for three years. Sunday School officers include Dale Willey superintendent Harold Tack assistant superintendent Janet Fiddick secretary Mrs Valeris Taylor assistant secretary Mrs Erik Anderson treasurer Peggy Willey pianist Janet Fiddick assistant pianist. Intermediate officers list Mrs Floyd Fiddick superintendent Mrs Dale Willey assistant superintendent Mrs Emory Neumeyer pianist Diane Cheney assistant pianist. Woman's Association officers are Mrs James Mead president Mrs Walter Walhelm vice president and Mrs Merlyn Parks treasurer.
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First Presbyterian Church
Erik Anderson
Floyd Needham
Harley Hansen
Andrew Reid
Dale Willey
Harold Tack
Janet Fiddick
Valeris Taylor
Peggy Willey
Floyd Fiddick
Emory Neumeyer
Diane Cheney
Woman’s Association
James Mead
Walter Walhelm
Merlyn Parks
Dress Workshops Enroll 39 Butler County Homemakers
Thirty nine Butler County homemakers are enrolled in Cotton Dress Workshops sponsored by the Extension Family Living Committee. Three groups meet 4 or 5 times beginning January 21 at the Farm Bureau Auditorium Allison. Demonstrations include Flat Felt Seam French Seam and Zipper in back or side seam.
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Butler County
Extension Family Living Committee
Grace Benjegerdes
County Extension Home
Farm Bureau
Allison
Diane Stauffer
Ruth Neil
Judy Kingery
Sandra Latch
Linda Lantz
Linda Kingery
Joan Stauffer
Pleasant Grove Happy Homemakers Meeting Report
The Pleasant Grove Happy Homemakers met January 5 with sixteen members present. Roll call requested items for the needy including new clothes and box donations. Topics covered clothing and inventory led by Barbara Kingery and Sandra Latch and Color Right for Me led by Judy Moelles.
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Happy Homemakers
Pleasant Grove
Barbara Kingery
Sandra Latch
Judy Moelles
On The Farm Service See Kemming Super Service
Local farm service listing appears with contact Phheme 823 4451 and Greene area details. Small ad format notes service offerings and telephone reach for agricultural supplies and repairs.
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Greene
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