O E S Celebrates May Day Chapter Birthday Program
O E S celebrated its birthday with a Monday meeting at the Masonic Temple. Memories themed program honored 19 Past Matrons, with Mrs. Charles Ray reading and Mrs. Maynard Bruce at the piano. Edna Wegard recited a history, presented flowers, and served the cake. Mrs. Max Weyand and Mrs. Darrell Davis received honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Charles Ray
Maynard Bruce
Edna Wegard
James Mead
Eastern Star
Boone
Max Weyand
Marshal
Darrell Davis
Martha
Henry Drakle
Leon Marsh
Merlyn Parks
Herman Stubbe
Buzzy Busy Brownies Meet at Gordon Schaffer Home
The Buzzy Busy Brownies held their May meeting at Gordon Schaffer’s home on Tuesday May 6. They hosted a Mother's Day party for mothers with handmade gifts. Officers for May were Vonnie Heitland president Carol Welsh vice president Carol Wunsch secretary and Diana Beck treasurer. Information on a Clarksville day camp was shared. Lunch was served.
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Gordon Schaffer
Vonnie Heitland
Carol Welsh
Carol Wunsch
Diana Beck
Clarksville
Wedding Vows Repeated By Jewell And Bramblette
Miss Karen S Jewell daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald R Jewell wed Dennis M Bramblette son of Mr and Mrs Lee Bramblette in United Methodist Church on Saturday May 10 Rev Wayne Gyerde presided The ceremony featured a chantlace gown with yellow and white accessories and a yellow white bouquet A reception followed at the church with 150 guests from multiple Iowa towns The couple will reside in Waterloo where he works at Titus Manufacturing and she at Schukei Motor Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen S. Jewell
Donald R. Jewell
Dennis M. Bramblette
Lee Bramblette
Cedar Falls
United Methodist Church
Wayne Gyerde
Howard Spratt
Mason City
Darwin Ramker
Greene
Linda Lishon
van Nuys
California
Larry Moehl
Steve Blough
Mark
Paul Drakos
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Lishon
Earl Judas
Dixon
Frank Holmes
Waterloo
Dike
Rockford
Manly
Titus Manufacturing Company
Schukei Motor Company
Seniors Honored at Church of the Brethren
Four graduating seniors were honored at a May 6 reception at the Church of the Brethren with fifty eight attendees. Organizers listed include Mrs. Galen Smith and Mrs. Sherwin Smith for the program, refreshments by Mrs. Elwin Schuknecht, Mrs. Verne Fish, and Mrs. John Aswegan, and decorations by Mrs. G Clifford Smith, Mrs. Andrew Sessler, and Miss Janice Kingery. Honorees are Diane Reed of Nashua High and Jolene Litterer, Jane McRoberts of Greene High, and Melinda Smith, all slated to graduate in late May.
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Church of the Brethren
Galen Smith
Sherwin Smith
Elwin Schuknecht
Verne Fish
John Aswegan
G. Clifford Smith
Andrew Sessler
Janice Kingery
Leslie Smith
John W. McRoberts
Albert Barth
Diane Reed
Orville Reed
Nashua High School
Jolene Litterer
Ralph Litterer
Jane McRoberts
Sixty Plus Club Members Meet on Tuesday and Thursday
The Sixty Plus Club met Tuesday May 6 with 37 members present and again Thursday May 8 with 25 members. Don Christian sponsored a Hawaii tour for Senior Citizens of North Eastern Iowa, showing slides from the trip. The club meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 4:30 p.m. in the MacLeod Building. new members are welcome.
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Don Christian
Hawaii
Cittizens
Iowa
MacLeod Building
Tom Burt Receives $1,900 Register and Tribune Scholarship
Tom Burt son of Mr and Mrs Richard Burt of Algona and grandson of the late J B Hardy Greene has been awarded a $1900 newsboy scholarship to Phillips Academy Andover for the 1969 70 school year. He was chosen for superior work as a paper boy scholastic ability and active church involvement. His brother William Burt and three Algona High students placed fourth in Class B debate at the Iowa Forensic League State Contest in Iowa City April 18 19.
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Tom Burt
Richard Burt
Algona
J. B. Hardy
Greene
Register and Tribune
Doyle Dailey
Phillips Academy
Andover
Massachusettes
Tom
William Burt
Algona High School
Iowa City
Catholic Daughters Elect Officers for Three-Year Terms
The Catholic Daughters of America elected new officers at a meeting on Monday May 12. They will assume duties June 1. Elected are Ruth Heitland Grand Regent Rita Barth Vice Grand Regent Louise Conry Prophetess Ellen Allison Lecturer Mildred Curtis Historian Phyllis Majewski Financial Secretary Lorraine Majewski Treasurer Myrna Teeple Monitor Shirley Herman Sentinel Berniece Hagarty Organist. Trustees serving three year terms are Marcella Nixt and Jean Springer.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Ruth Heitland
Rita Barth
Louise Conry
Ellen Allison
Mildred Curtis
Phyllis Majewski
Lorraine Majewski
Myrna Teeple
Monitor
Shirley Herman
Sentinel
Berniece Hagarty
Marcella Nixt
Jean Springer
Mrs Bruce Marsh Honored at Shower
Mrs Bruce Marsh was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mr Donald Allen and Shirley at their home on Monday evening. Fifteen neighbors and two guests, Mrs Pearl Neumann and Mrs Ralph Marsh, attended surprise shower activities. A yellow umbrella centerpiece marked the gift table as games were played and gifts opened followed by lunch served by the hostesses.
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Bruce Marsh
Donald Allen
Shirley
Pearl Neumann
Ralph Marsh
Anne Curtis Honored At Mason City Farewell Party
A farewell party honored Miss Anne Curtis on Thursday May 8 in Mason City. She leaves Friday for Yakima Washington. Attendees included Pat Klunder Lynn Wedekind Jerri Worley and Juliene Bramer. Guests enjoyed a pizza supper and a movie and presented a group gift.
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Anne Curtis
Mason City
Anne
Yakima
Washington
Pat Klunder
Lynn Wedekinz
Jerri Worley
Juliene Bramer
Music Mothers Hold Last Meeting of the Year
The final Music Mothers gathering of the year occurred Monday May 12 at the elementary school with many members and guests. The Ways and Means chair reported on year’s money making projects while the nominating committee proposed officers for the coming year. Officers elected: Lor en McRoberts president, Lowell McGee vice president, Melvin Majewski secretary, Douglas Walker treasurer. Mr. Blosser and Mr. Holtz led the program as grades sang and a fifth grade band played. Lunch was served by Mrs. Esgena and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Loren McRoberts
Lowell McGee
Melvin Majewski
Douglas Walker
Blosser
Holtz
Coldwater Clippers Meet at Bob Smith Home
The May meeting of the Coldwater Clippers 1-H Club was held Monday at the Bob Smith home. Fifteen members attended with talks by Joe Brinkman on fertilizer pollution of waters and Ron Herman on herbicide combinations for corn. Randy Smith demonstrated flare use and a Iurich was served at the close. Doug Wiebke reported.
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Coldwater Clippers 1-H Club
Bob Smith
Joe Brinkman
Ron Herman
Randy Smith
Iurich
Willing Workers Hold May Meeting in Dayton Catholic Church
Dayton Willing Workers met May 7 in the Catholic Church basement at 7 p m. Twenty five members and their mothers attended. Reports were read and approved. Members were asked to bring a dozen cookies for the mother-daughter tea. Talks covered values of a beautiful home and storage space. A desk set demonstration was shown and songs and a poem titled Mothers were shared. Lunch was served and gifts given to mothers by the girls. Debbie Brinkman and Cathy Smith reported.
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Dayton
Allen
Susie Dix
Lucinda Dix
Shelli Maser
Betty Brinkman
Majewskis
Rusts
Debbie Brinkman
Cathy Smith
Greene High School Fashion Show Promises Glamour and Style
Home economics students at Greene High School present a fashion show titled Sew and Go on Monday at 7 00 p m in the school gym Sixty eight girls model clothing they sewed in class including suits coats dresses blouses slacks shorts and evening wear Refreshments will be served and donations appreciated
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Greene High School
Busy Gophers Meet At Majewski Home
The Dayton Busy Gophers gathered May 12 at Randy and Roland Majewskis home. Tom Dix called the meeting to order, minutes were read and approved. Stanley Meyer spoke on the treatment of mastitis in cows and Roland Majewski demonstrated water testing. Steve Meyer led a discussion on photosynthesis and Warren Johnson spoke on isolating new animals. Mrs Majewski served lunch after adjournment.
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Dayton
Tom Dix
Stanley Meyer
Roland Majewski
Steve Meyer
Warren Johnson
Majewski
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