Study Club Meets With Mrs Haller For Guam Lesson
The Study Club met Monday evening with Mrs Arnold Haller and held a seven thirty dessert luncheon. Thirteen members shared vacation stories while Mrs Maurice Lines presented a Guam lesson including a letter from the Guam federation president and slides by her husband from military service there. The president described a 13 village painting and cleanup contest. March activities included visiting Harris Nursing time by Mrs Herschel Handley and Mrs Walter Marsh and a Coffee Benefit hosted by Mrs Eva McNinch, with funds going to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Haller
Harris Nursing
Herschel Handley
Walter Marsh
Eva McNinch
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Lions Club Meeting Highlights 4-H Talks
The Lions Club gathered Thursday evening at the Methodist church where the W S C S served the meal. Guests included Andrew Reid Strom Greene Elaine Koehler from Ulster Senior Home Makers Club and Jim Wright from Riverton Good Cheer 4 H Club. Both 4 H youths belong to Floyd County 4 H County Council and spoke on 4 H work and organization.
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Lion’s Club
Methodist
Andrew Reid Strom Greene
Elaine Koehler
Ulster Senior Homemakers
Jim Wright
Riverton
Good Cheer
Floyd County
Swine Producers Meet Here Thursday
Dr. Maynard Spear from Iowa State University will discuss swine health problems with Floyd County producers Thursday evening March 14 at 8 00 p m at the Legion Hall in Marble Rock. He will cover the baby pig virus and other diseases with slides. Co sponsored by Farmers Elevator Marble Rock and Floyd County Extension Service refreshments served
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Maynard Spear
Iowa State University
Floyd County
the Legion Hall
Marble Rock
Spear
Corco-Sponsored
Farmers Elevator of
Floyd County Extension Service
Mrs Walter Flesher Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Walter Flesher returned home Friday from Mercy Hospital in Mason City where she had been receiving treatment. Bridge Club met with Pecius Weldon Salt as hostess Wednesday evening for Contract Bridge. Mrs tables won by Mrs Leon Marsh and second by Mrs Art Asmussen.
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Walter Flesher
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
Bridge Club
Pecius Weldon Salt
Contract Bridge Club
Tables
Leon Marsh
Art Asmussen
Hillside Cemetery Association Sets March Meeting
The Hillside Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting Friday afternoon March 22 at 1 30 p m in the Bank Room. Trustees request sealed bids for the Sexton work at Hillside Cemetery be submitted by that date.
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Hillside Cemetery Association
Hillside Cemetery
Good Will Truck Returns For Community Drive
Mrs Ed Emabnil asks residents to bring items to the Methodist Church by Saturday March 16 for the Good Will Industries truck collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Good Will Industries
Ed Emabnil
Methodist Church
Mission Circle Meets at Bethel Baptist for Sewing Event
Mission Circle of Bethel Baptist Church held an all day meeting at Mrs Maynard Reed’s home on Thursday focused on sewing. Men from the church were guests at a noon potluck dinner.
Iowa farm state image shapes industrial view
A Cedar Rapids agency report quotes Frank Magid Associates on Iowa being seen as a farm state by Boston and New York executives. The study notes many industrialists doubt Iowa near large labor pools, with emphasis on location, government policy, taxes, and transportation in plant site decisions. Governor Hughes names state officials and remarks on regents and commissions. Asian flu has reached Iowa with cases at Woodward and Clarinda, while health officials urge vaccination and crowd avoidance.
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Iowa
Frank Magid Associates
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
Boston
New York
Magid
C. E. Woman
Worlan
Albert McKee
University of Iowa College of Medicine
McKee
State Hospital
Woodward
Clarinda
Ralph Heeren
State Health Department
New Resident Welcomes Daughter Janice Anne in Hampton
Mr and Mrs Ronald Pals of Hampton announce the birth of a baby girl Friday evening March 8 weighing six pounds five ounces named Janice Anne. She has an older brother Mike. Mrs Pals is the former Shirley Duryee daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Duryee Marble Rock.
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Ronald Pals
Hampton
Janice Anne
Mike
Pals
Shirley Duryee
Dale Duryee
Marble Rock
Local families host Sunday dinners across Iowa towns
Laurie stayed longer with grandparents while Kennedy Parkers of Rockford, Kingerys from Vinton, Wood and Reints in Clarksville, Etzen with Greene grandparents in Cedar Rapids, Ewalds with Fields in Rockford, Govre in Rockford, Johnston of Charles City, McCauleys in Maude, Dodds of Ames and Peterson of Story City, and Beane home hosted Sunday meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Kenneth Parker
Rockford
Daisie Parker
Keith Kingery
Vinton
Clyde Thieman
Don Wood
Judy
W. J. Reints
Clarksville
Jerry Etzen
John Scott
Greene
Cedar Rapids
Richard Tjarks
Henry Ewald
Jack Field
Ida Govre
Frank Johnston
Charles City
Maude McCauley
Edward Dodds
Ames
Edward Peterson
Story City
Ralph Beane
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Renee Ee Ece
Mission Circle Met
Capitol News
Clarence Miller
Thompson
Dixon Marsh
Dawn
Kenneth Newbury
Kitty Barr
Cedar Valley Association of American Baptists
First Baptists Church
Walter Maxson
Edward Merfeld
North Iowa Saddle Club
Jor Kolbet
Alta Vista
Willard Neilsen
Neilsen
Raymond Riley
Iowa Falls
Marine Pic
Dennis Neilsen
Leroy Kingery
Harry Merfeld
Floyd
Bill Ernst
John
Iowa City
University Hospital
Hughes
Melvin Wolf
Waterloo
Joseph Rosenfield
Des Moines
State Board of Regents
Wolf
Rosenfield
Board of Regents
Herschel Loveless
Phi Beta Kappa
Motor Board
League of Women Voters
William E. Timmons
Mike F. Zack
State Conservation Commission
Louis Culver
Dunlap
Iowa Natural Resources Council
Heeren
Edmund Zimmerer
Interstate Power Co
Wcheck
IPC
Lasorers
Raachive
Minnesota
Illinois
le Steck Gersize
Pooley Lumber Company
Folger’s Coffee
Campbell
Monarch
Rath
Bacon
Pillsbury
van Camp
Johnson
Monarch Tomato
Orchard
Pride
Buchholz & Dralle
Wunsch Plumbing & Heating
Ape
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