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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

3

Miss Marcia Hume and John Taylor wed in Charles City

Miss Marcia Kay Hume and John Harold Taylor exchanged marriage vows Sunday afternoon at St. John Lutheran Church Charles City with Rev. Richard Trost presiding. The couple’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hume of Charles City and Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Taylor of Marble Rock region. The ceremony featured brass gladioli decor and a nylon organza gown for the bride with Chantilly lace. Attendants included Miss Nancy Miller and Miss Cynthia Hume. A flower girl from Waterloo and the groom’s sister Mary Taylor participated. The Bible carried by the bride was a gift from the groom. The service ended with “Ancient of Days” and “O Perfect Love.” A great-grandson birth was reported: Mark James Austin born May 6 in Charles City to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Austin. The Austins and Lola Pringle visited the hospital family later that day via hospital television.

Marcia Kay Hume John Harold Taylor St. John Lutheran Church Charles City Robert L. Hume Harold J. Taylor Marble Rock Richard Trost Andrea Bartman Nancy Miller Humboldt Cynthia Hume Mary Taylor Annette Swinton Waterloo Glenn Austin Mark James Jim Austin

Fires Answered Across Marble Rock Area This Week

The Marble Rock Fire Department responded to a hot motor at Scout Grounds north of town about 6:00 Tuesday morning, a tractor fire near Leo Stroud’s on Wednesday afternoon, and a dryer fire at Herman’s Laundromat on Monday. Also, the text notes a wedding party and church activities with local residents and community members, including Lee Chambers and Craig Scott with several couples and guests listed in detail.

Marble Rock Scout Grounds Leo Stroud Herman’s Laundromat

Staudt Child Transferred After Virus Sickness

In Hospital Lynn the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Staudt was taken to Floyd County Memorial Hospital in Charles City Thursday morning with a virus infection. She was transferred to Mercy Hospital in Mason City on Friday.

Lynn Russell Staudt Floyd County Memorial Hospital Charles City Mercy Hospital Mason City

Local social notes from Marble Rock and area events

Marble Rock residents Mrs Edward Mcifeld Douglas and Carolyn attended the Kansas State P O A Show in Emporia Kansas where they showcased the grand champion mare and grand champion stallion. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Staudt and Kenny with Mr and Mrs Larry Staudt and Carla in Charles City. Alfred Grahlman camped at the 8th annual Wig wam and Wagon Outdoor Recreation Show near Mason City. Donald Dakin of Sioux City visited Mrs George Meek and David for the weekend. Dinner guests at Max Handley’s home were Mrs May Green and Mr and Mrs Maynard Reed and Mr and Mrs Herschel Hanley. Walter Maxson and Bruno Vols hosted Sunday dinner in rural Floyd. Raymond Pfaltzgraff stopped by Hattie Maxson enroute from Zephyr Hills Florida to Deep River Minnesota. Roy Ahart and family spent Saturday in Nashua visiting Anna Oudekerk while Mary and Terry attended races.

Edward Mcifeld Douglas Carolyn Kansas State Emporia Kansas Mark Staudt Kenny Larry Staudt Carla Larry McNeilus Charles City Alfred Grahlman Fairgrounds Mason City Donald Dakin Sioux City George Meek David Max Handley May Green Maynard Reed Herschel Hanley Walter Maxson Bruno Vols Floyd Raymond Pfaltzgraff Hattie Maxson Zephyr Hills Florida Deep River Minnesota Roy Ahart Nashua

Garden Club Met With Mrs Reed

The Marble Rock Home and Garden Club gathered Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Maynard Reed. After a 1 30 dessert luncheon served by Mrs Reed, members shared flowers and yard notes. Reed spoke on columbine as the flower of the month and displayed a centerpiece of Yellow jonquils. Gerald Hildebrand covered new or better vegetable varieties. Plans advanced to rebuild the town hall flower bed and work began Wednesday evening. The session closed with a plant and bulb exchange.

Marble Rock

Card Club Meeting at Mrs Staudt’s Rural Home

Mrs Staudt hosted the Jolly Eight Club Tuesday evening at her rural home northeast of town. Prizes were won by Mrs Verne Vorhes for high and Mrs Raymond Gerhard for second. Mrs John Chambers attended as a guest.

Mark Staudt Jolly Eight Club High Verne Vorhes Raymond Gerhard John Chambers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marble Rock News Marcia Hume John Taylor New Great-Grandson Baptist Society Rockwell Lee Chambers Craig Scott Chariton Jim Muller Himboldt Douglas Swinton Rodney Tripp Joe Miller Harvey’ Meller Wumholdt Diane Clammer Kathy Freel Mary Jo Horgrath Raymond Kellogg Melvin Shahan Virgil Meineke Mary Heving Maron Horvath Mary Paulsen Jean Byrne Barbara Taylor Brooklyn Suzanna Charles City High School Hamilton Business College Rudd-Rockford- Marble Rock High School Oliver Corporation Missionary Society of the Bethel Baptist Church Harold Thomas Daisie Parker Malcolm Ott Walter Marsh Pearl Knoop Cleland Maxson Harold Ott White Cross Wunsch Plumbing Greene Rath Black Hawk Calif California Hei Keith Jim Northrup King Yard & Garden KRAFT Neneene Atanete Velveeta Department Store Inc Sos Rey Garden Club Reed Card Club Buick Starkweather N. 2Nd ST. Greene Iowa
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