Marble Rock Methodist Men Meet in Rudd Church
Harold Taylor Gerald Kingery and Robert Carney attended a meeting of the Marble Rock Methodist Church men from Marble Rock Rockford and Rudd held at the Rudd Methodist Church on Thursday evening.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
3
Harold Taylor Gerald Kingery and Robert Carney attended a meeting of the Marble Rock Methodist Church men from Marble Rock Rockford and Rudd held at the Rudd Methodist Church on Thursday evening.
The Marble Rock Lions Club met in the Methodist Church basement on Thursday evening with the Women’s Society of Christian Service providing dinner. Guest Ralph McCartney of Charles City spoke about his experiences in Des Moines. Plans discussed include a spring street sale, a rifle range project beneath the library, and a Ladies Night in February.
Approximately 80 members of the Methodist Church gathered in the Fellowship Hall after service for a carry-in dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blum who moved from the community to Nashua. A program followed featuring slides by Max Handley of church remodeling and activities since then.
Honor roll lists for the second quarter and first semester include ninth graders Christy Christopherson Wendy Jones Karen Staudt Lois Kingery Nancy Kolber Carolyn Maupin Beth Reed LaDonna Willsher Deanna Drury James Fish Sharon King Marjorie McNeilus Patsy Ott and eighth graders Sheralyn Gregory Debra Hauge Judy Trygstad Glennys Biggs Dianne Carney Nancy Stayner Mike Ewald Julie Ewald Sheryl Frascht Joseph Trygstad seventh graders Donald Ferrier Beth Ayres Shirley King Carol Parcher Tony Gansen Debra Adams Craig Christopherson William Meeren Julianne Jeffrey Janette Litterer Dean Maupin Deborah Pitkin. first semester includes Lois Kingery Carolyn Maupin Karen Staudt Nancy Kil bet Deanna Drury Dixie Houser Sharon King Paul Martin Marjorie McNeilus Lorrie Neilsen Patsy Ott Patrick Paulus Debra Hauge Glennys Biggs Dianne Carney Sheralyn Gregory Judy Trystad Tony Gansen Craig Christopher son Shirley King Janette Litterer Carol Parcher. Home From Hospital Mrs Clement Staudt returns from University Hospital Iowa City after ten days of treatment.
The annual meeting of the Marble Rock Hillside Cemetery Association will be held on Tuesday afternoon January 30 at Marble Rock Town Hall. The meeting begins at 2:00 o'clock with members invited to attend.
Mrs. Ed Enabnit hosted the Contract Bridge Club on Wednesday with Mrs. Walt er Bohl as a guest. After a 7:00 dessert luncheon, high honors went to Mrs. Leon Marsh and second to Mrs. Weldon Sult at the bridge tables.
Mrs Hattie Maxson hosted the Bethel Baptist Church Missionary Society on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Walter Marsh narrated the Faith is the Key film and provided a script. Mrs Malcolm Ott, president, presided at the business meeting and Mrs Maxson served lunch to close the event.
Marble Rock residents spent Sunday visiting relatives in LeRoy Minnesota and Bancroft guests were seen in Clement Staudt and nearby homes. Nashua Dubuque and Rochester visitors joined the gatherings while El ton Dugan of Dubuque stayed through Sunday. Independence hosted guests Dennis Marsh and family with Marsh and Fluhrer families.
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