Elected Officers of Chat-A-While Club Named
The Chat-A-While Club met at St. Peter's Lutheran Church last Wednesday. Officers elected: Mrs. Gerald Hildebrand president, Mrs. Harry Backer vice president, Mrs. Robert Kock secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Prunty treasurer. Floyd County events include Leader Recognition Day January 26 at Iowa State College Ames, 4-H Leader Meeting January 28 at 8:00 p.m., District Extension Conference January 27 and 28 at New Hampton, and Beef Producers Association Banquet January 29 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Gerald Hildebrand
Harry Backer
Robert Kock
Lawrence Prunty
Floyd County
Iowa State College
Ames
New Hampton
Beef Producers Association
Rockford Methodist Church
Cross and Crown Bible Class Meeting Report
The Cross and Crown Bible Class met at Mrs Pringle’s home on Friday afternoon January 16. Mrs Paul Butler presided, Mrs Pringle read scripture, Mrs Russell Meyers posed the quiz, and teacher Mrs George Knutson delivered the lesson. The next meeting is January 30 at Mrs John Pyatt’s home at 2:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs Pringle
Paul Butler
Baptist Society Met On Wednesday
The Women s Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church met at Mrs George Knutson s home on Wednesday at 2 00 pm Mrs Dan Busse presided and gave the lesson Qualifications of a Missionary Anna Kneppe led devotions The hostess served an afternoon lunch at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
George Knutson
Dan Busse
Anna Kneppe
Presbyterians List New Officers
The Presbyterian Church names elected officers including Harold Tack and Maynard Bruce as trustees and Harold Tack as assistant Sunday School superintendent. Dr. H. G. MacLeod is re-elected trustee with ushers list. Woman's Association names Mrs. M. K. Sperry president and others in leadership roles. Secretaries include Lois Pringle and Maynard Bruce for various duties.
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Wll
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Presbyterian Church
Harold Tack
Maynard Bruce
Dale Willey
H. G. MacLeod
Harold Kingery
Vivian Kingery
Donovan Ruffridge
Frank Knight
Will J. Mc Roberts
Dwight Pavley
Valeris Taylor
Sally Townsley
Esther Hollingsworth
Barbara Taylor
Floyd Fi
National Missions
Fred Butler
Willing Workers Met Monday Evening at Home
The Willing Workers 4-1 Club met Monday January 19 at Carolyn Schmidt’s home with 27 members present. Special guest Ardyce Sampson joined Jolene Mehmen. Plans included 4-H parties on March 13 for ages 10 to 13 and March 23 for ages 14 and up, plus a February 24 pie baking contest at the Aplington Sale Barn. Officers reported $31.50 raised for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers 4-1
Carolyn Schmidt
Ardyce Sampson
Jolene Mehmen
Aplington Sale Barn
Lana Cheney
Sheila Murphy
Linda
Sherilyn Stuntz
Christine Smith
Diane
Renee Hagarty
Apollo Club Hosts Brass Program at Mrs Fischer Home
The Apollo Club met at Mrs Wayne Fischer's home last Wednesday with brass instruments featured. Eldred Kingery performed a cornet solo American Patrol and explained instrument parts while Mrs Richard Wagner reported on current music events. The group announced a March 24 concert in Greene with the University of Dubuque Choir and welcomed new member Mrs Florian Rutz along with guest Mrs Maurice Mead of Aredale. Hostesses included Mrs James Parks and Mrs Cliff Fischer as accompaniment concluded by group singing with Mrs Galen Martzahn at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Wayne Fischer
Duane Smith
Kenneth Miller
Eldred Kingery
Richard Wagoner
University of Dubuque Choir
Greene
Maurice Mead
Aredale
Florian Rutz
Galen Martzahn
James Parks
Cliff Fischer
Bridge Club Hosts Evening With Mrs Harold Allison
The Contract Bridge Club met on Thursday evening with Mrs Harold Allison hosting. Guest Clar ence Shultz attended and prizes were awarded to Mrs C G Starkweather Mrs Merle Heck man and Mrs Carlton Boller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Allison
Contract Bridge Club
Clarence Shultz
C. G. Starkweather
Merle Heckman
Carlton Boller
Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Winner Named
Greene Community Schools announces Carol Sue Tatrum as the 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winner. She achieved the top score on a 50 minute homemaking knowledge exam and will receive a Josten's homemaking pin with the slogan Home is Where the Heart Is. Her paper advances to state competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Community Schools
Betty Crocker
Carol Sue Tatum
Josten’s
Rebekah And Odd Fellow Officers Installed Saturday
The Du mount installing staff helped install Rebekah officers Doris Edwards Marie Taylor Helen Allan Esther Spratt Miriam Kocher Gertie Crouse Bertha Thomas Zoe Miller Ruth Flora Esther Barnett Stella Schwenneker Mary Jorie Kingery Joyce Koons Kathryn Duffield and more at a regular Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meeting Saturday evening. Odd Fellows officers Roger Thomas Roy Taylor Frank Knight and Glenn Austin also installed. Lunch and social hour followed.
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Dumount
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Rebekahs
Doris Edwards
Marie Taylor
Noble
Helen Allan
Esther Spratt
Miriam Kocher
Gertie Crouse
Bertha Thomas
Noble Grand
Zoe Miller
Ruth Flora
Esther Barnett
Stella Schwenneker
Emma Montgomery
Genevieve Tiemens
Mary Jorie Kingery
Joyce Koons
Guardian
Kathryn Duffield
The
Odd Fellows
Roger Thomas
Roy Taylor
Frank Knight
Glenn Austin
George Hamilton Honored At Dinner
George E. Hamilton was guest of honor at a Club Iown dinner Wednesday evening, marking his January 15 retirement after more than forty years with Buchholz and Dralle. Attendees included Mrs. Hamilton, numerous Dralle family members, and several clerks and spouses plus other local guests. He received gifts from the firm and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hamilton
Club Iown
Buchholz and Dralle
Hamilton
Henry Dralle
James Dralle
Keith Dralle
Richard Menken
Kenneth Knight
Worleys Celebrate First Anniversary With Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worley were feted at a surprise anniversary party Saturday at the mother in law's home. Thirty eight guests attended including out of town visitors from Charles City, Dumont, Ventura, and Dougherty. Games, music by Gordon Freeseman, prizes for Dreier and Bobst, lunch served, and many gifts marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Worley
Dougherty
Gordon Freeseman
Melvin Dreier
Beryl Bobst
Frank Noehl
Clarence Worley
Butler County Farm Bureau January Meetings and Conference
Butler County Farm Bureau calendar lists the Womens Committee meeting at 1 30 p.m. on January 27 and Captains Check Up at 7 30 p.m. January 27 in the Farm Bureau Auditorium. Also on January 29 the Budget Committee meets at 12 30 p.m. Extension notes a January 27 28 District Extension Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau Budget Committee
Engagement of Marilyn Dralle to Suane Windhorst
Isun Mr and Mrs Fred Dralle announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Dralle to Suane Windhorst son of Mr and Mrs Lavern Windhorst Mazepy Minnesota The bride to be attends Iowa State College Ames where she represented Greene in the 1956 Miss Iowa contest and was Iowa Dairy Princess in 1937 The groom to be is a senior at Iowa State majoring in agriculture and a member of Sigma Pi fraternity A spring wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Andrews
Greene
Mae Jane
Justin R. Watson
M. C. Watson
State Center
Miss Andrews
Shell Rock
Mr. Watson
Coe College
Fred Dralle
Isun
Marilyn
Suane Windhorst
Lavern Windhorst
Mazepy2
Minnesota
Miss Dralle
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Sunshine Gals 4-H Club Holds January Meeting
Twelve members and one leader met January 13 at the home of Jean Van Deke. Officers announced an officers training school set for Saturday January 17 at 1 34 p m in the Farm Bureau auditorium. Bette Schoneman spoke on Picture Study and Allan spoke on Gracious Hostess. The next lesson January 28 at 2 p m covers knitting crocheting and fatting with Mrs Clyde Frudden Mrs Luis Bammann and Mrs Clyde Wegand in charge. Social committee includes Claire Curtis Elzngarty Mrs Fred Knapp Ramker and Mrs Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Gals 4-H Club
Jean van Deke
Farm Bureau
Bette Schoneman
da Allan
Evan Hartman
Clyde Frudden
Luis Bammann
Clyde Wegand
Claire Curtis
Elizangarty
Fred Knapp
Ramker
Marsh
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Word on Flag Etiquette
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening January 21 at the Veterans Club at 6 00 o clock Mrs C P Witwer leads the program on Flag Etiquette Social committee members include Mrs Lewis Majewski Claire Weiss Max Heidenwirth Dale Wildman Cecil Harris and Fred Fowler The Handicraft Department of the Woman s Club will meet at Mrs Will Cheney s home on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Club
C. P. Witwer
Mmes
Lewis Majewski
Claire Weiss
Max Heidenwirth
Dale Wildman
Cecil Harris
Fred Fowler
Woman's Club
Will Cheney
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Baptist Society Met
John Deere
Lester Rover Greene
Ph. Bristow
KLASS
Hamilton’s
Waverly
Presbyterians
Bridge Club
Name Homemaker of Tomorrow Winner
Rebekah
George Hamilton
Bill Worleys
Butler County
Ipsen Electric Service
Harry Ipsen
Yowa
Comet Ero
Kenny HO
Keith Killinger
Wis Orchestra
Link
Bob Hale
Marilyn Dralle
Bank
Hillcrest
Steenby
Sweet Peas
Paar
Vegie - Crisp
California
Daho - Russetti
Shogie
Pas
Morey
Sunshine Gals
van Dyke Residence
Lennox Furnaces
Greene Farm Equip & Agric. Company
Pooley Lumber Company
Veteran’s Club
Lowa
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