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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
3
A list-like OCR fragment from The Marble Rock News shows student names paired with grades such as 3.7 and 4.0 across several ninth grade groupings. The text lacks narrative context or dates, presenting only names and GPA style figures.
The second quarter honor roll for Marble Rock Sr High School lists seventh grade students achieving top grades. Names include Dawn Carney Pamela Fitz Philip Parker Sylvia Sinclair Vicki Wedeking Denise Litterer and others with GPAs ranging from 3.0 to 4.0 across multiple families and surnames.
The Marble Rock Hillside Cemetery Association holds its annual meeting at the Marble Rock Library after noon February 16 at 2 p.m. The gathering will cover association business and cemetery affairs.
Mrs Arnold Haller hosted the Women of the Lutheran Church in her home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Walter Bohl led the lesson. An afternoon lunch was served by the hostess.
Mrs John Chambers hosted the Hi Neighbor Club at her home Tuesday afternoon with 16 members and 4 guests including Mrs Edward Field Laura from Floyd and Mrs Vincent Staudt Michelle. Thank you notes were read from several members for Christmas remembrances and the clubs penny collection to Marble Rock Public Library. A short business meeting followed by games crafts and an afternoon lunch. The March meeting will be at Genevieve Willerts on the 20th with roll call listing a winter goal.
The Marble Rock Public Library will be open on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 30.
The eight and super eight millimeter film projector funded by memorial gifts in memory of Mrs. Minnie Ludwig is now at the Marble Rock Library. It may be checked out for use by community organizations and clubs.
The United Methodist Church men hosted their wives at the annual chili and oyster supper. After the meal they finalized plans for a pancake supper to be held in the church basement Monday evening February 12.
Marble Rock and nearby towns saw a string of weekend visits and homecomings. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy and family from Dike, Mrs. Alan Stellmaker and children from Rochester, and several local residents hosting relatives from Greene Ames Cedar Rapids Iowa City Waterloo and other stops. Nonlocal guests attended Christmas visits and returned to college or hometowns after semester breaks.
Mrs Percy Merrill urges Rover to pay his tax while families mingle at Bristow and surrounding towns. Numerous visits: Kurt Kramer guests in Drakle home. Henry Kruger and George Kruger visit Parkersburg. Dallas Harlan from Iowa Falls guests of Don Wiegmann. many family gatherings and Sunday meals with Hahn, Cuvelier, Baker, and Wintz households. Nearby towns include Dumont Allison Allison Manor Nursing Home, and Bristow Church of Christ host dinner.
Chris Hencken of Waverly area was admitted to Waverly hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Andrew Kruger recently had throat surgery at Allen Memorial and returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruger were supper guests Thursday. Mrs. G. W. Beadle entered Mercy hospital Mason City for eye surgery on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Dick Kruger of Parkersburg and Mr and Mrs Andrew Kruger welcomed Friday guests from Bristow. Mr and Mrs Jake Schwennen and family from Fairbanks visited Friday evening.
Family members from Arlington and Charles City visited Greene and Sheffield households. Thelma Shiflet and Gladys Moore, both of Charles City, stopped by Will Boom's home. Edward Merfeld and Douglas Merfeld with the Davises and others enjoyed a birthday dinner at Dr. William Cormaney’s home in Sheffield.
L. W. Inman will assist in celebrating a birthday for a local resident. The event details are limited to the mention of Inman’s involvement and the personal celebration context.
Marble Rock Public Library added a diverse nonfiction selection after a book exchange on Monday January 8 featuring titles such as Potato Printing The Game of Soccer Free for the Eating Fifty Early American Towns The Psychic World Around Us Brown Out the Power Crisis in America The Trees of Christmas Legends of the South Seas The World of the Moon and Cooking for a Crowd The new arrivals reflect a wide range of subjects and current topics.
The Legion Auxiliary will hold its Thursday meeting in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Stewart.
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