Eleven 4 H members form Foods and Nutrition group
Eleven 4 H members joined a Foods and Nutrition Project group organized in Marble Rock on February 24 at Jean Vorhes home with Lorene Wedeking assisting. Members must be active 4 H participants at least 14 years old and in their fourth year of club work. The group focuses on home furnishings and foods and nutrition, emphasizing entertaining, table settings, foods for occasions, hosting, serving, and theme delivery, with some country cuisines. Committee planners include Janet Frankenfield, Carol Webster, Linda Cos, and Lorene Wedeking. leaders are Mrs Lester Fredrick and Mrs James Overby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Vorhes
Marble Rock
Lorene Wedeking
Mary Glee Watson
County Extension Home
Floyd County
Janet Frankenfield
Charles City
Barman
Carol Webster
Linda Cos
Orchard
Norma Jean Huirsch
Judy Melcher
Judy Youngerman
Lorene Hahn
Sandra Hirsch
Susan Youngerman
Lester Fredrick
James Overby
Waldorf Choir To Give Sacred Music Concert
The Waldorf College A capella Chorus directed by Professor Odlvin Hafen will perform sacred music in Rudd Gymnasium Rudd on Sunday March 18 at 2 30 p m. A free will offering will be taken. The 66 member choir tours include 39 concerts in eleven states ending with an Easter Sunrise at the Hollywood Bowl for 20 000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf College A Capella Chor
Forest City
Odlvin Hafen
Rudd Gymnasium
Rudd
Music Mothers of
Rudd - Rockford
Marble Rock
Minnesota
California
Texas
Iowa
Hollywood Bowl
Bridge Club Honors Hostess at Thalmer Dahlen Residence
Mrs Thalmer Dahlen hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home Wednesday evening with a seven thirty dessert luncheon. High at the bridge tables was won by Mrs Florence Schmitt and second by Mrs Cecil Swant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalmer Dahlen
Contract Bridge Club
Dahlen
Florence Schmitt
Cecil Swant
Hospital Visit Report for George Reed
George Reed arrived at Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City Wednesday morning for examination and treatment. Health staff conducted initial assessments and began requested medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reed
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Held World Day of Prayer Service at local churches
World Day of Prayer Services were held in the Methodist Church Friday afternoon with the W. S. C. S of the Methodist Church and the Mission Circle of Bethel Baptist Church uniting in the program. Leading were Mrs. Robert Carney Mrs. Walter Marsh and Mrs. Ross Enabait. Audience participation included Mrs. Andrew Carney as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mission Circle of
Bethel Baptist Church
Robert Carney
Walter Marsh
Ross Enabait
Andrew Carney
Study Club Meets at Mrs Handley Home
Mrs Max Handley hosted a Saturday study club gathering at her home. Guests included Mrs Clayton Lines and visitors Serme Kleeve and Mary Doren with several club members and 4-H girls. A dessert luncheon preceded a program on 4-H work and a color slide show “Scene Changers” featuring Dorothy Draper rooms. Celanese Corporation provided material and a dress length prize went to Mrs Clif Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Handley
Clayton Lines
Serme Kleeve
Minneapolis
Mary Doren
St. Paul
Maynard Reed
Herschel Handley
Arlie Wedeking
Claude Ewald
Pearl Knoop
Lorene Wedeking
Marcia Haller
Terry Grahlman
Mary Ewald
Handley
Fractured hip lands art Campbell in Cedar Valley Hospital
Fractured Hip Art Campbell, a resident of the Rest Home in Rockford, was transported to Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City after suffering a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Campbell
Rockford
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Marble Rock Library presents annual report to Town Council
A Marble Rock Library Board representative spoke to the Town Council on March 5 1962 to present the 1961 annual report Circulation reached 13367 up 3361 from 1960 The financial statement was prepared by treasurer Lola Pringle and audited by R D Ackley and M L Bruggeman for 1961 A successful summer reading program was noted Arnold Haller was reappointed to a six year Library Board term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Lola Pringle
R. D. Ackley
M. L. Bruggeman
Arnold Haller
New Baby Born To Mr and Mrs Max Adams
New resident couple Mr. and Mrs. Max Adams greet a baby girl named Darla Rae born Tuesday March 6 weighing nine pounds seven and a half ounces. She has two older sisters and an older brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Adams
Darla Rae
Good Will Drives Item Pickup At Methodist Church
The Good Will Industries truck will visit the locality again. Mrs Ed Enabait requests items be brought to the Methodist Church by Friday noon March 16th for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Industries
Ed Enabait
Social round for Floyd area families on weekend
Daisie Parker and Leroy Kingery hosted visitors in the Har ry Merfeld home near Floyd Friday. Lee Adams from Cresco stayed with his parents Gerald and family. Max Wood and sons from Charles City visited the Leo Wood home Tuesday. Louis Staudt returned from Minneapolis after two weeks with relatives. Serie Kleeve of Minneapolis spent two weeks with Clayton Lines relatives. Vincent Van Benschoten and Shawn were guests at Harold Heeren’s in Allison. Lyle Krull of Rockford visited grandmother Kitty Barr. Mary Doren of St Paul was a weekend guest of a friend. Sunday visitors at Roy Keith’s included Keith’s brother Dean Debner and family from Bristow. Charlotte Truex of Iowa City spent the weekend with Carl and Charlotte Truex. Sunday dinner at Anna Hart’s included Robert Sorenson family of Mason City Herbert Shook family and Charlotte Marshall. Don Kleinschmidt and Douglas of Waverly, and Earl McCauley of Charles City were guests at Maude McCauley’s. Russell Parker of Swea City visited his mother Daisie Parker Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent van Benschoten
Shawn
Harold Heeren
Allison
Lyle Krull
Rockford
Kitty Barr
Anna Hart
Robert Sorenson
Mason City
Herbert Shook
Charlotte Marshall
Meek Family Dinner Hosts and Waterloo Basketball Guests
Mr and Mrs Gene Meek and the George Meek family of Kassun Minnesota were supper guests Friday at Clayton Chambers home Those from here at Clayton Chambers included Beverly Chambers Jean Vorhes Mary Jean Paulsen Joyce Ott and Limda Smith while they headed to Waterloo for the Girls Basketball Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Meek
George Meek
Kassin
Minnesota
Clayton Chambers
Waterloo
Beverly Chambers
Jean Vorhes
Mary Jean Paulsen
Joyce Ott
Limda Smith
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Bridge Club
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Judy
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Marilyn
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Stirer
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Coger Rees
Equ
Ino Regizer
Fane
Che Greene Receiver
Litterer Window CO
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Clarence Litterer Dial
Abe
Daisie Parker
Leroy Kingery
Donnie
Harry Merfeld
Floyd
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Cresco
Gerald Adams
Max Wood
Louis Staudt
Tom Cousins
Mrs. Wesley Chambers
Cindy
Leo Wood
Serie Kleeve
Mrs Clayton Lines
Roy Keith
Mrs Keith
Dean Debner
Bristow
Charlotte Truex
Iowa City
Mrs
Carl Truex
Don Kleinschmidt
Douglas
Waverly
Earl McCauley
Maude McCauley
Russell Parker
Swea City
Elsheimer
Borden
Betty Crocker
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Visa
Wwe
Gerber’s
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