Study Club Met With Mrs Lines
The Study Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Maurice Lines with ten members present. A 7:30 dessert luncheon was served. Roll call covered facts on mental health. Gun safety and free clothing construction workshops led by Mary Glee Watson were discussed. Mrs. Lester Blum was asked to contact for participants. Mrs. Arnold Haller led a movie program on mental health, Back into the Sunshine.
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Maurice Lines
Floyd County
Lester Blum
Arnold Haller
Bridge Club Met In Schwartz Home
Mrs Rudolph Schwartz hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home Wednesday evening after a seven o'clock dessert luncheon. Prize rankings at the bridge tables saw high honors go to Mrs Cecil Swant and second place to Mrs F Enabait. Guest present included Mrs Lola Pringle.
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Rudolph Schwartz
Contract Bridge Club
Schwartz
Cecil Swant
F. Enabait
Lola Pringle
Lutheran Women Meet at Bruggemans Home
Mrs Mel Bruggeman hosted the Lutheran Women gathering Thursday afternoon at her home for the Women of the Lutheran Church. Mrs Walter Bohl led devotions and opened this year’s series on Christ is Our Life. A lunch was served at the close.
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Mel Bruggeman
Lutheran Church
Walter Bohl
Bruggeman
Postmaster Job Open At Marble Rock
The Civil Service Commission announced competitive exams for the Marble Rock postmaster vacancy offering 5365 dollars a year. Applications close February 19, 1963, with a written test and final ratings based on test results experience and fitness. Applicants must reside in the delivery area a year before closing and be at least 18. those over 70 cannot be appointed.
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Marble Rock
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Post Office Department
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
James Lockwood Wins $800 Award at Collins Radio
James Lockwood received the largest award ever paid to a Collins Radio employee for a glass tubing cutting method. The innovation is projected to save the company about $7,400 annually. Lockwood, a resident of Hiawatha with five children, was born last month and is a Marble Rock High School graduate of 1952, son of Mrs. Leon Hitzhusen of Rockwell.
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Collins Radio Company
James Lockwood
Lockwood
Hiawatha
Mr. Lockwood
Marble Rock
Leon Hitzhusen
Rockwell
Arline Bohl to Graduate From State University of Iowa
Seventeen students will be graduated with special honors at State University of Iowa commencement exercises at 10 a m Saturday. Arline Bohl of Marble Rock will receive a bachelor’s degree with honors from the College of Liberal Arts. The degree will be conferred with highest distinction. Honors go to top 10 percent of bachelor degree candidates based on all undergraduate work and a minimum two years at SUI.
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Arline Bohl
S. A
State University of Iowa
Marble Rock
College of Liberal Arts
SUI
Marble Rock Locals Share Visits and News
Marble Rock area residents and relatives share weekend visits and trips. Luther Jacobsen remains hospitalized in Mason City after surgery. Families from Charles City Greene and Floyd County attend dinners, move relatives, or travel to Mesa Arizona for wintering. 4-H leaders from Floyd County attend Ames recognition meeting.
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Dixon Marsh
Luther Jacobsen
Luther
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
George Taylor
Ben Taylor
Charles City
Cliff Wilson
Wilson
Lester Wilson
Waterloo
Cora Wilson
Kenneth Newberry
Ames
Kitty Barr
Maude Marsh, Greene
Walter Marsh
Gordon Rex
Jerome Pitt
Hopkins
Minnesota
Lyle Krull
Rockford
Malcom Ott
Southwest
Josie Reams
Harry Batty
Mesa
Arizona
Karen Reinhart
Charlene Moser
Karen
Roger Reinhart
Charlene
Eagle Grove
Gary Wolding
F. E. Stevens
Albert Lea
Gerald Volding
Glenville
Arlie Wedeking
James Overby
Rudd-Rockford
Marble Rock
Waverly
Wartburg College
Gerald Kingery
Greene
Lester Bhim
Edgar Parker
Roy Parker
Daisie Parker
Floyd County
Ronnie
Lynn Gates
Nashua
Bird Keith
Clair O'Rourke
Floyd
Carl Frank
Bud Hoil
Grafton
Charles Hoil
Ed Merfeld
Ed Gerner
Women of the Moose
Governor Hughes Maps Progressive Pay-as-You-Go Plan for Iowa
Governor Harold Hughes unveils a 39 point program calling for budget discipline and unity. He urges private school riders on public buses, abolishing capital punishment, and a public utilities commission while promoting home rule and quicker economic growth. Carroll Worlan named director of the Iowa Development Commission to start February 11 at 15600 yearly.
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Harold Hughes
Hughes
Iowa
Public Utilities Commission
Etain
Carroll E. Worlan
Ames
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
Marvin M. Schmidt
Worlan
E. B. Storey
Walter Williams
Development Commission
Schmidt
Mir. Worlan
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Iowa Power & Light Company
Des Moines
Iowa Utilities Association
Iowa State University
Governor orders liquor sale ban enforcement in Iowa
Ida Grove Democrat Ida Hughes and State Safety Commissioner Carl Pesch held a pivotal conference on liquor enforcement. Governor Hughes directed state agents and other officers to enforce the ban on sale of liquor by the drink. Officials will probe complaints, deemed few but sufficient to signal a problem to be halted.
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Pesch
Hughes
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Bridge Club
Bruggemans
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Co
Financial Responsibility
Strudt
White Rock
Ames-In-Cross
Chix
Capitol News
Iuwa Press Association
Nnteria
Harold
Acimotor
Ned Jacket
Wunsch Plumbing & Heating
Greene, LA
Nelson Aluminum and Solar
Fire X
Litterer Window Company
15Th Avenue
Dial
Rath
Black & White Saddle Oxfords
Tan
Bonner
Mergarlne
Feepme
Buchholz & Drali
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