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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
6
Fragmentary social notes from Marble Rock and nearby areas recount gatherings, visits, and family events. Names such as Sigler, Pearl, Duesen, Fluhrer, Clay, and various local families appear alongside Memorial Day and church activities. The scrambled text lists numerous visits across Charles City, Mason City, Ackley, and Nashua with extended kin and guests.
A brief gratitude note thanks Rev Butler for prayers and calls and the Dale Willey family for kindness. Dave Willey is thanked for yard care and heartfelt wishes are recalled as never forgotten.
The Helping Hand Club met at Mrs. Edgar Davis home on May 23 with thirteen members present. Mrs. Percy Morehouse led entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wayne Stevens for high honors while others received prizes. Lunch followed. The June meeting is set for Mrs. Morehouse’s home. Memorial Day services were attended by Mrs. Camana at Harlan Cemetery.
In Hampton the patient John Davis returns to Franklin General Hospital where he is receiving blood transfusions.
Mrs Nina Curtis Perrin of San Bernardino and her uncle Hugh Mosher of Allison visited Mr and Mrs Al Bailey on Sunday. She is remembered as the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Curtis of rural Aredale.
Mrs Abbie Williamson returns to Osage after a few days with relatives. Ward Mason and family call on Oscar White. Ida Suffin of Chicago visits Al Bailey and Oscar White. Jans Arends is a DeRaad. Attendees from Minnesota and Iowa include multiple Arends families and others. Margaret Shultz earns a Bachelor of Arts in home economics at Simpson College commencement on June 2.
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