Marble Rock High School reunion plans mailed cards
Marble Rock plans for the annual alumni picnic and reunion in the park on Sunday noon August 14. Alumni in Washington DC and 24 other states besides Iowa are listed. locals are urged to respond if not yet reached. Help is needed with names and addresses for those qualifying as Marble Rock School Alumni. Secretary Pearl Knoop.
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Marble Rock High School
Washington D.C
Iowa
Marble Rock
Marble Rock School
Pearl Knoop
Addie Hillman Rites Held Friday
Addie Greer Hillman born October 8 1884 in MacPaul Iowa died July 5 after a long illness near Marble Rock. She moved to Fullerton Nebraska as a child, joined Cedar Rapids Nebraska Baptist Church at 15, taught rural schools, married Leonard Hillman March 9 1910 and had seven children. Surviving are Gale Dale Irma Beth and eight grandchildren with two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:00 pm in Greene along with Rev G F Butler.
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Addie Greer Hillman
MacPaul
Iowa
Charles
Ann Greer
Marble Rock
Greer
Fullerton
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Leonard Hillman
Gale
Junction City
Kansas
Dale
Hickory Flats
Mississippi
Floyd
Irma) Fiddick
Greene
Roger Reinhart
Beth
Leon Hillman
Hamilton
G. F. Butler
County 4 H Party Attendees Named for Union Leaders Club
The Union Leaders 4 H Club plans a County 4 H party at the Fair Grounds on Tuesday June 28 with attendees Marilyn MecNeilus La Rae Loraine Lines Pat Barbara Willsher Nancy Balkenende Elaine Morris Sharlene Hildebrand Bonnie Weal Marcia Haller Rita Truex Judy and Ruth Adams. Reporter Terry Grahlman.
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4-H
Burial service led at Hillside Cemetery Marble Rock
The funeral described was conducted by the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church with burial at Hillside Cemetery in Marble Rock. The brief notice names the officiating minister and final resting place for the deceased.
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First Presbyterian Church
Hillside Cemetery
Marble Rock
Mission Circle Meeting at Bethel Baptist Church
Mission Circle of Bethel Baptist Church met at Mrs. Cleland Maxson's home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Larry Olt led devotional moments and the group spent time sewing. A late afternoon lunch was served by Mrs. Maxson.
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Mission Circle
Cleland Maxson
Bethel Baptist Church
Larry Olt
Rex couple announce birth of son David Eugene
Mr and Mrs Gregory Rex of Silver Springs Maryland announce the birth of a son on June 27. The baby weighs six pounds one ounce and has been named David Eugene. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Galen Rex.
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Gregory Rex
Silver Springs
Maryland
David Eugene
Galen Rex
Union Leaders Met At Church
An all day meeting of 18 members and one leader was held at the Methodist Church on Tuesday June 5. Demonstrations covered placing patterns on material cutting material and marking material. Other sessions included stay stitching darts and straight seams. A bake sale is planned for Salt's Grocery Store Saturday June 9 with posters and sales staff announced.
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Methodist Church
Judy Adams
Bonnie Neal
Bonnie Shafer
Nancy Balkenende
la Rae
Loraine Lines
Judy Johnson
Jane Festus
Elaine Morris
Anne Feltus
Judy Hildebrand
Joan Truex
Salt’s
Mary Ewald
Loraine
la Rue
Marilyn McNeilus
Terry Grahiman
Rita Truex
Marcia Haller
Terry Grahlman
Jenny Wilder Club Picnic Recalls Local Teachers Group
The Jenny Wilder Club of former Scott Township teachers held its annual picnic at Marble Rock Park Sunday at noon. Attendees included Mrs. Nora Heft of Rockford and Mrs. Maud Marsh of Greene, Mrs. Myrtle Shultz of Nashua, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neuburger of Ventura, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swab and son Max and Mrs. Kivell of Charles City, and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilson of Marble Rock.
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Jenny Wilder Club
Jenny Wilder
Scott Township
Marble Rock Park
Nora Heft
Rockford
Maud Marsh
Greene
Myrtle Shultz
Nashua
Walter Newberger
Ventura
Clarence Swab
Max
Kivell
Charles City
Cliff Wilson
Marble Rock
Church Picnic Held in Park by Bethel Baptist
Bethel Baptist Church members held their annual Sunday School and Church picnic in the Park after morning services. A Methodist Church picnic was held in the Park a week earlier on the third of July.
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Bethel Baptist Church
The
Methodist Church
Dean Wentworth Attends Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp
Dean Wentworth of Marble Rock Iowa is spending three weeks at Springbrook State Park as part of the eleventh annual Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp. Sponsored by the State Conservation Commission Iowa State Teachers College and the Department of Public Instruction the program trains about 150 teachers with three three week sessions each year. Campers stay in park cabins travel up to a thousand miles for field study and Dean will attend from June 26 to August 6.
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Dean Wentworth
Marble Rock
Iowa
Springbrook State Park
State Conservation Commission
Iowa State Teachers College
Department of Public Instruction
America
Duane E. DeKock
State Park
Dean
Bridge Club Finds Victory at Mrs Adams Home
Mrs Clarence Adams hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home with Mrs Galen Lines as guest. A luncheon preceded play. First place went to Mrs Will Barth and second to Mrs Wallace Berry.
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Clarence Adams
Galen Lines
Adams High
Will Barth
Wallace Berry
Lions Club hears plans for new senior high near Rockford
The Lions Club met at the Lutheran Church Thursday evening with Women of the Church serving a seven o'clock dinner. Supt. Clarke of Rockford attended as a guest and outlined proposed plans for the Community Senior High School Building to be built near Rockford.
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Lions Club
Supt. Clarke
Rockford
Local Social Notes from Marble Rock and Vicinity
Marble Rock residents Ruth Wolfe Leon Nolte and Victra of Sheffield visited Walter Marsh Pearl Knoop Vernon Knoop and Clair Knoop on Wednesday afternoon. Ed Hunter anniversary attended by Verne Kingery and Josie Keith at Boone. Rev John M Falconer conducted church night services in Charles City. Ed Eichmeier family from Charles City visited Ralph Wison home. Delbert Smith and Kansas relatives joined family gatherings. Meser vy Boy Scout events noted. Dr E E Josephson Louise Albright Karl Carlson Elmhurst IL spent 4th of July weekend with Genevieve Staudt. Dixon Marsh brought infant Dawn Marie home from Mercy Mason City. Mrs Marsh had returned earlier.
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Ruth Wolfe
Leon Nolte
Victra
Sheffield
Walter Marsh
Pearl Knoop
Vernon Knoop
Clair Knoop
Verne Kingery
Josie Keith
Ed. Hunter
Boone
Hunters
Keith
Kingerys
John M. Falconer
Bethel Baptist Church
Salsbury
Charles City
Ed Eichmeier
C. L. Eichmeier
Ralph Wison
Delbert Smith
Kansas
Clifford Smith
Englehard Steenhard
Meservy
Boy
Naomi Jacobsen
Mason City
Donavon Hansen
St. Petersburg
Florida
Frank Hibner
Harry Smith
Washburn
Earl Fraschi
Carol Jacobsen
Judy Adams
Bonnie Harris
Bonnie
Bud Kulow
Riceville
Mary Evans
Freddie
Washington State
William Gates
Faribault
Minnesota
Dorothy Bear
Louis Staudt
Griswold
Tom Cousins Jr
Sons
Minneapolis
Local Social Notes Attendances and Visits Across Iowa Towns
A covered week of relatives and friends visiting across Mason City Greene Allison Lawler and Lawler area towns. Families such as Jacobsen Hibner Bear Cousins Staudt and Kingery are mentioned with multiple visits from Minnesota Washington State Florida and Texas. The item notes post nuptial showers and departures including Mrs. Dandridge and others, with continued coverage on page 6.
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Addie Hillman
Mortucary Greene, Iowa
Gabe & Hamilton
John Deere
Teachers Conservation Camp
Bridge Club
Lions Club Met
Frith -Greene
Greene, Iowa
Don Hites
Tom Cousins
Staudt
Vern Kingery
Betty
Janice
Lois
Brethren Church
Elvin Kingery
Dale Winfield
Nina Palmer
Lyle
Andy Johnson
Allison
Martha Dandridge
Conrad Blum
Milwaukee
Dallas
Texas
Hazel Leach
Eugene
Flossie LaRue
Mary Jandreau
Dows
Else Steenharec
Keith Kingery
Vinton
Clyde Thieman
Michael Kingery
Charlotte Marshall
Lawler
Gran Rand
Rath
Black Hawk
HAM
Bologna
Sherbert
van Camps
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