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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
6
Marble Rock readers will see new summer hours starting in June with Monday afternoons from 2:30 to 5:30. Wednesday and Saturday hours stay 2:30 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 9:00. A Westward Trails summer reading program for youths returns, with weekly story hours and age groups. Children must return school year books by year’s end. mothers urged to check shelves.
The Women's Society of Christian Service held its general monthly meeting in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Thursday afternoon. Devotions and a lesson titled Dreams and Reality were led by Mrs. Cliff Wilson. An Autoharp gift to the society and Sunday School honored the memory of Sandra and the Palmer grandchildren. The day ended with prayer and a luncheon by Priscilla Circle members. May circle meetings are planned with hosts.
A Memorial Day program is set at Hillside Cemetery Marble Rock with a two o clock service led by Rev. Harold Thomas pastor of Bethel Baptist Marble Rock and First Baptist Rockwell.
Auxiliary members gathered at Mrs. Walter Marsh’s home on Tuesday afternoon for Stroud Gates Unit 387. Mrs. Arthur Cook of Bay City Michigan attended as a guest. They planned a poppy sale on Poppy Day Saturday May 28 and a bake sale in the Legion Hall on that date.
The Scott Hustlerettes 4-H Club met May 7 at Julie Jeffrey's home with eleven members and two visitors. They scheduled a bake sale and rummage sale for June 11 at Marble Rock Legion Hall and set Local Achievement Day for July 18 at Richard Fullerton's home. Teresa Fraschi spoke on reading labels before clothing purchases and shared her Ames Campus Visit. Julie Jeffrey demonstrated making a tote bag. Dixie Fullerton reported.
Marble Rock Library Board members announce a bake sale in the Marble Rock bank lobby on Saturday May 21 at 9 30 am. Proceeds support the library. Board urges all interested to contribute food for the sale.
The Contract Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Clarence Adams home on Wednesday evening. After a seven o'clock dessert luncheon prepared by Mrs Marsh, high scores at the bridge tables went to Mrs Cecil Swant with second to Mrs Weldon Sult.
The Union Feeders 4 H Club met at Charles Kolbet's home on May 9 at 8:00 p.m. Steve Kolbet spoke on machinery care, Don Merfeld on livestock prices and their changes, Neil Wedeking on livestock terms, and Peter Vorhes gave an electrical demonstration. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
Natalla Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clyde Thieman with Mrs Clarence Reinhart as co host. Mrs Roger Reinhart and Mrs Peter Lauterbach led the program while a fellowship hour preceded a lunch served by Mrs Bruce Goss and Mrs Rudolph Schwartz. The note mentions a one o clock luncheon and meeting of the Past Matron's Club at Mrs Darrell Davis in Greene last Friday afternoon.
Marble Rock residents and friends attended a Friday birthday supper at Gerald Adams home with guests Dale Stern Rockford Max Adams and family Laurel Ahart and Mrs Don Newton Charles City. Evening visitors included Mrs Keith Sellon and Gloria Mason City and Sunday night Gerald Adams and family joined Keith Sellon at his Mason City home for supper.
Mrs Adrian Dolan Mrs Leo Staudt Sr and Mrs George Schmitt returned from Illinois where Schmitt spent the weekend in Pallatine and Evans ton with daughters relatives. Dolan and Staudt attended baptism for the O Connell infant Anne Regina with Dolan as godmother. Various Greene and Allison residents visited or hosted gatherings, including a Fall Missionary Rally planning meeting and family visits on Mother's Day weekend.
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