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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
3
The Marble Rock News notes a summer Story Hour at the M. R. Library starting Wednesday afternoons after Bible school. The 3 Book Mobile visits from the North Iowa Library Extension are set for June 27 July 11 and 23 with mobile checkout for children and adults.
Dave Koas, a Buena Vista College graduate from Storm Lake, received a Bachelor of Arts on May 20. Family and friends attended the ceremony and a Harbor Inn dinner in Storm Lake followed. Also noted is the Marble Rock Study Club’s May 14 meeting, with president Arnold Haller presiding and Phyllis Singer as guest speaker, marking the end of the club year.
Bethel Baptist Church women met Thursday afternoon to reset the basement after a recent painting project. Mrs Io Bass led devotions before a brief business meeting. It was cookie day, and the cookies were enjoyed at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs Irene Barth a patient at St Marys Hospital Rochester Mann had hand surgery on Tuesday Her visitors say she looks forward to cards and letters in room 281 Clifford Smith returned home from Floyd County Memorial Hospital Charles City last Monday May 14.
Marble Rock residents hosted Mary Ahart at her Charles City apartment with Sandy Brennan. Riverside Chautauqua Guest Home staff Mary Ahart and visitors from Cedar Falls, Plainfield, Charles City, Georgia, Newton, Chicago marked the Mother's Day gatherings. Leland Lines from Bellville Illinois stayed with Josie Keith Snt and Elmer Lines relatives as their trailer camper remained in the yard.
Subscription rates listed for 5 cent single copies by mail with zones. Local coverage includes Butler Floyd and Dougherty counties. First to Fourth zones priced. beyond Fourth Zone set at five dollars and fifty cents.
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