Baptist Ladies Held Meeting at Faith Baptist Church
The Women’s Lagers of Faith Baptist Church met Thursday at 10:30 for their monthly gathering. Guests from Oak Hills Bible Institute Bemidji Minnesota included Sandra Hanson Judith Lawson Sam Page accompanist Nancy Presher and Virginia Hart dean of Women. They presented a musical service in Greene Calvary Baptist Church the previous night. The group’s devotional was followed by a noon potluck.
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Baptist
Faith Baptist Church
Oak Hills Bible Institute
Bemidge
Minnesota
Sandra Hanson
Judith Lawson
Sam Page
Nancy Presher
Virginia Hart
Institute
Calvary Baptist Church
Greene
Ants
Rebekah Circle Hosts Card Party at Hall
Mrs Nina Palmer hosted the Rebekah Circle gathering at their hall on Wednesday afternoon. High on the card tables was won by Mrs John Ewald, with travel by Mrs Ralph Wilson and low by Mrs Kenneth Reams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Circle
Nina Palmer
Rebekah
John Ewald
Ralph Wilson
Kenneth Reams
Girls Guild Presents Family Living Program at Bethel Church
Bethel Baptist Church Girls Guild members Janice Ott Judy Adams Rita Thuex Joan Thuex Tey Grahlman and Jerry Grahlman presented a Family Living program Sunday evening under the leadership of Mrs Walter Marsh and Mrs Gene Bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Guild
Janice Ott
Judy Adams
Rita
Joan Thuex
Tey
Jerry Grahlman
Bethel Baptist Church
Walter Marsh
Gene Bass
Baptist Mission Circle Meets at Mrs Reed's Home
Aus Maxynard Reed hosted the Baptist Mission Circle of Rethel Baptist Church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Lay Ott led the program, Mrs A Van Benschoten led the Depth Bible Study, and Mis Maxnard Reed directed the Love Gift Service. Refreshments were served to close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Maxynard Reed
Mission Cirele
Rethel Baptist Church
Lay Ott
A van Benschoten
Mis
Maxnard Reed
Betterway Club Hostess Delights Guests At Luncheon
Mrs Richard Metfeld hosted the Betterway Club gathering Tuesday afternoon at her home. Dessert luncheon served by Merfeld. Card tables prizes awarded: first to Mrs Walter Marsh, second to Mrs Don Marsh, third to Mrs Leon Mushc. Guests included Mrs Maude Marsh, Mrs Ambrose Stanton of Greene, and Mrs Ross Enabnit.
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Richard Metfeld
Scott Betterway Club
Merfeld
Walter Marsh
Don Marsh
Thing
Leon Mushc
Maude Marsh
Ambrose Stanton
Greene
Ross Enabnit
Young Hamilton Undergoes Tonsil Removal at Cedar Valley
David Hamilton, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hamilton, underwent a tonsillectomy at Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City on Monday morning.
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David Hamilton
B. L. Hamilton
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Mrs Charlotte Kingery Returns Home From Cedar Valley Hospital
Mrs Charlotte Kingery is discharged and returns Friday to her Charles City residence after a stay at Cedar Valley Hospital for treatment begun Monday.
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Charlotte Kingery
Cedar Vallex Hospital
Charles City
Marble Rock Residents Noted in Mountain Home Picnic
Letter from Mrs Merle Brallier of Mountain Home Arkansas reports 112 former Iowa residents now living in Mountain Home area registered at a recent town picnic held in a community hall near there. Names include Mr and Mrs Matt Yunk and her sister from Rockford. Lilimois.
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Leo Wood
Merle Brallier
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Brallier
Mountan
Matt Yunk
Rockford
Lilimois
Lion's Club Elects Officers Thursday Evening
The Lion's Club met Thursday at the American Legion Hall with Legion Auxiliary members serving dinner. Guest speaker Mr Oldman of Bell Telephone Company Mason City presented pictures. Officers elected for the coming year include Lerox Kingery president Claude Losee first vice Arthur Asmussen second vice Weldon Sulit secretary Lowell Carney treasurer Fred Smith Lion Tanner Ora Garber Tail Twister Ammold Staudt Assistant Tail Twister John Byers and trustees Lester Blum Roger Ackley for three years.
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Lion’s Club
American Legion Hall
Ammold Staudt
John Byers
Lester Blum
Roger Ackley
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Marsh Home
Mrs Willard Marsh hosted the Contract Bridge Club Wednesday evening after an seven oclock dessert luncheon. High at the bridge tables was won by Mrs Will Stabenow and second by Mrs Thalmer Dahlen. Guests included Mrs Dean Ott of Greene and Mrs Ed Enabmit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Marsh
Contract Bridge Club
Will Stabenow
Thalmer Dahlen
Dean Ott
Greene
Ed Enabmit
Hi Neighbor Club Met In Ewald Home
The Hi Neighbor Club met on Tuesday afternoon May 16 at Mrs Maynard Ewald’s home with Mrs Clelland Masson as co hostess. Fifteen ladies attended and shared a thought about Mother. Mrs John Kramer and Mrs Cearse Schmitt were the entertainment committee. The afternoon was spent making decorative pillows and exchanging recipes. Hostesses for the June meeting will be Mrs Claude Ewald and Mrs Maurice Lines. Lunch was served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Ewald
Clelland Masson
John Kramer
Cearse Schmitt
Claude Ewald
Maurice Lines
Library Receives Gift of 28 Book Club Volumes
The Marble Rock Library received a donation of 28 Book Club Subscription Books from Mr and Mrs Russell Simth. The gift will expand the library's reading selections and support community access to curated titles.
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Marble Rock
Russell Simth
Study Club Meets at Fred Smith Home in Stuseell Smith House
The Study Club met Tuesday evening at the bed Smith home with Virs Stuseell Smith as hostess. Mrs Enid Robinson of Hampton spoke on Underdeveloped Nations after the eight o'clock dessert luncheon. Robinson, a Geneva Conference delegate (1958) and NATO London (1959) candidate for Congress (1958) and listed in Who's Who of American Women, shared experiences and noted other guests Mrs Marian Heinz of Austin Minnesota, Mrs Ray Neal of Greene, Mrs Jim Overby, and Mrs Herschel Handley.
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Virs Stuseell Smith
Bed Smith
Enid Robinson
Hampton
Robison
NATO
London
Congress
Marian Heinz
Austin
Minnesota
Ray Neal
Greene
Jim Overby
Herschel Handley
Good Will Truck to Collect Articles in June
Mrs Ed Enabait reports that Good Will Industries Truck will pick up items at Nora Springs on June 5. Marble Rock residents asked to donate by Friday June 2 at the Methodist Church so the items can be taken to Nora Springs by the local W.S.C.
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Ed Enabait
Good Wil Industries
Nora Springs
Marble Rock
Methodist Church
W.S.C.5
Portland visitor plans summer stays in Are Dale
Mrs Alma Collins of Portland Oregon arrived via Perry on Sunday and was greeted by her sister Mrs Maude Buckmaster. She will spend the summer visiting relatives and friends in the Are Dale area.
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Alma Collins
Portland
Oregon
Perry
Maude Buckmaster
Plan Bible School Dates Set for Vacation Church School
The Methodist Vacation Church School is scheduled from June 5 to June 9, daily 1 30 to 4 00 o clock. The event focuses on religious education and community activities for children during that week.
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Plan Bible School
Methodist Vacation Church School
Ubben family welcomes eight pound nine ounce daughter Lori Lee
Mr and Mrs Arnold Ubben of LeMars are proud parents of an 8 lb 9 oz daughter Lori Lee. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Al Ubben. The Duayne Mason family spent Sunday noon at the Paul Mason home. Sunday dinner guests at the Duayne Johnson home included Mr and Mrs Clifford Johnson of Dows and Mr and Mrs Charles Zim.
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Aredale
Arnold Ubben
LeMars
Lori Lee
al Ubben
Duayne Mason
Paul Mason
Duayne Johnson
Clifford Johnson
Dows
Charles Zim
Local Social News Roundup from Greene and Nearby
Mrs Mark Staudt and Connie served lunch at the close of the evening. Mrs Pet Frizzell of Denver is visiting in the Andrew Carney home. Wendy Oeser flew to Florida to visit her ill sister Mrs Francis McCarty who is hospitalized with pneumonia. Shirley remains in hospital but is reported satisfactory. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith attended Festmaster's Convention in Fort Dodge. Mrs Ray Neal of Greene stayed with the Smiths and their grandsons Terry and Tony. Geneva Martin of Greene visited the Kangery home for Junior Kingery while his mother Charlotte Kingery was hospitalized in Charles City.
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J. S. Staudt
Ms Staudt
AL Staudt
Donherty
Wis
Max Wood
I: U
Charles City
Manns
He Puents
Leo Wood
Freak Shook
California
George Meek
Daniel
Muhta
Cuties
Kenneth Meek
Kimsas City
Fort Dix
Newney
L. S Wentworth
Lester Bluin
Mental Health Center of
North Iowa
Green Mill Cafe
Hs Donavon O'Haraland
Kansas City
Kansas
Gladys Loser
Harold Heeren
Steven
Bristow
Vincent van Benschoten
Etta Castle
Carl Clancy
Chales’ City
Mis Maynard Reed
Tis
Bill Buckingham
Des Moines
Bob Adamek
Minneapolis
Nora Huggett
Bat Moffatt
Don Wood
Judy
Cora Wilson
W. J Reints
Clarksville
Gene Haller
Debbie
Dubu
A van Benschoten
Winfield Kansas
Alfred van Benschoten Jr
Vern Castle
Art Nicholson
Rockford
Gerald Zimmerman
Clair Knoop
E L. Morey
Alfred Grahlman
Terry and
Jerry
Iy Handley
Jill
Mason City
Rockwell Conservation Park
Guy Lauterbach
Geneva
Clel
Land Mixson
Pete Lauterbach
Gladys Nash
Lawrence Staudt
Mary Heinz
Steven Staudt
Richard Staudt
Coleen
Pathe
Ralph Willert
David and
Dennis
Tous Staudt
Robert Staudt
Ibbie
Russell Steudt
Louis
Ray Neal
Greene
Smith
Terry
Tony Smith
Geneva Martin
Kangery
Junior Kingery
Charlotte Kingery
Local visitors and family calls in Hampton area
Merman and Les Noelting hosted and visited relatives from Des Moines Waterloo and Dumont. Guests included Mr and Mrs Duane McKinney of Dumont and Mr and Mrs Robert Jones of Waterloo. Chifford Johnson and family stayed with Duayne Johnson. Harvey Etzen and families from Des Moines Marble Rock and rural Avoca joined in weekend visits.
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Chifford Johnson
Dows
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Ewald
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Pannier
Ceeop
Harley Duffield
Iowa
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Hamiltons Funeral Chapel
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Chevy
Roy Rogers
Roy
Chevrolet
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