School band and glee club praised district wide
The High School Band and Glee Club earned wide praise for their performances, reflecting pride across the district. They have consistently been well received at all appearances.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
2
The High School Band and Glee Club earned wide praise for their performances, reflecting pride across the district. They have consistently been well received at all appearances.
Residents express concern over shabby Glee Club uniforms and back vocal instructor Glenda Landsgaard while the Music Mothers launch a crash appeal to raise at least 700 dollars for new robes by next fall. They urge total support for Landsgaard and the group.
MARBLE ROCK NEWS Hi-Neighbor Club held a recent meeting with Mrs Henry Ewald and Mrs John Chambers as hostesses Tuesday evening in the Ewald home. Seventeen members answered roll call by sharing what they do when they do as they please. Elmer Lines led the evening activity and plastic foam chairs were crafted. Instead of a June meeting the club will join a bus tour on June 3 to Amana Colonies. July's meeting will be a family club picnic with lunch served.
Vacation Bible School opens Monday at the Methodist Church for two weeks with four sessions each week. The first week runs the 1st 2nd 4th and 5th, the second week the 8th 9th 11th and 12th. Open to all children four years old through sixth grade. Sessions from 8 15 to 11 30 am with Friday afternoon sharing program.
Gladys Losee notes Christmas Cactus plants reaching full bloom with about 60 percent showing buds in January and 40 percent still closed or dormant. Some have begun to open while others await maturation.
The Lions Club met in the Lutheran Church basement with the Women on the Church serving the evening dinner. Arnold Hatler served as ingram chairman and brought two guests, Andy Anderson and its Archery Team from Charles City. Dennis Marsh, Francis Sherman of Nora Springs, and Forrest Klages of Fort City attended as Republican candidates, with Walter Marsh hosting as a supervisor candidate. Lyie Brailler from Charles City joined Floyd True as a guest from the Floyd County Conservation Department.
Mrs Art Asmussen hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home west of town with Mrs Russell Smith as guest. After a one o’clock lunch, Smith won high honors at the bridge tables and Jim Stone placed second.
Curtis Sylvester a junior at the University of Iowa School of Journalism has won the presidency of the Associated Students of Journalism for the coming year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Sylvester of Marble Rock Iowa.
Mrs. Leon Marsh hosted the Better Way Club at her Marsh County home on Tuesday afternoon with guest Mrs. Cecil Swant. A two o’clock dessert luncheon was served. Prizes at the card tables went to Mrs. Bill Fluhrer for high, Mrs. Merlyn Sebaugh for second, and Mrs. John Azerw ski for traveling.
Marbie Rock residents Mr and Mrs Arnold Staudt attended commencement exercises on Tuesday evening. The report mentions Mrs taudt's cousin's son Bill Rohde in connection with the event.
Local residents share weekend visits and travel updates. Bill Rohde graduates as valedictorian and attends a family reception. Guests include Staff Sergeant Merrill Winfield and family from Colorado, Judy Wood, Sandra Winfield, Pat Wilsher, and Lyla Ann Lines’ birthday celebration. Relatives from Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Joliet, and Rockwell visit or host others. Receptions, hospital trips, and parish dedications noted among many households.
About 35 relatives and friends attended a Sunday Legion hall picnic in Bristow forVerlan Cuvelier and daughters of Tucson Arizona, visiting grandparents H. E. Cuvelier and relatives. Towns represented included New Hartford Aplington Lawler Bristow Dumont Hampton Latimer. Lynda Hahn fete followed commencement with Burdine Hahn hosting a family gathering Tuesday evening. Out-of-town guests listed include Donna Cuvelier Ernest Cuvelier Abe Cuvelier Harley Cuvelier Carol Cuvelier Bill Kuenen Ivan Cuvelier Robert Kingery and others from nearby communities.
Don Kruse was an honored guest Thursday evening following eighth grade graduation. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kruse of Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Steere and family of Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Kruse and family, Air. and Mrs. Ernest Brocka, and Mr. and Mrs. Darold Sidmore and daughters. The Petersons were en route home to Story City from Rochester, Minnesota, where Mr. Peterson had been a patient at Worrell Hospital. Barbara Krause of Rudd and Joy Gregory of Iowa State College Cedar Falls attended the funeral of E. G. Kolarich, suppering with Rev. and Mrs. Sheral Gregory before returning to Cedar Falls. Mrs. Josie Keith reports Allen Keith of Toledo was released from Tama hospital after burns from a gas oven explosion at his bakery workplace.
Mrs Cecil Radcliffe hosted a birthday party Wednesday afternoon for her son Rick who turned six. Attendees included BJ Dean Klingberg Larry Wiegmann David Mennen Ross Zimmerman Randy and Becky Siefken Rod Radcliffe Janelle Susan Grapp Tammy Wub bena Jolene Wiegmann Carol Finke and Mardell Sidmore.
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