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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
3
The Lions Club met Thursday evening in the American Legion Hall. Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary served a 6 15 supper. Walter Marsh introduced State Senator Robert Rigler of New Hampton who spoke on the Shaft Plan. John Prohaski joined as a new member.
Dr Arthur Kindred of Mason City district superintendent spoke at morning services at the local Methodist Church. In the afternoon the church boards met at Rockford Methodist Church for their Quarterly Conference led by Dr Kindred. Ed Gerner entered Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City for surgery. Mrs Minna Ackley entered Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City for surgery.
Marble Rock voters cast 111 ballots with names on the ticket all winning. Andy Etzen led mayoral results with 79 votes, Alfred Grahiman secured 106 for treasurer, and councilmen votes went to Rusty Ackley 100, Roger Ackley 99, Galen Lines 102, Donald Krambeer 99, Mel Bruggeman 106. Write-ins included Bruce Goss for mayor with 25 and Weldon Sult for councilman with 5. ten other write-ins could not be credited. No spoiled ballots were cast.
Mrs Marcus Staudt welcomed the Wednesday Bridge Club to her home west of town. Genevieve Staudt attended as a guest. After the one o clock dessert luncheon, high honors went to Mrs Cecil Swant and second to Mrs Walter Bohl at the bridge tables.
Marble Rock schools closed for a Friday conference day with parents meeting teachers. Principal Mr Beane praises parent cooperation. Kindergarten teacher Mrs Anne Sutton held Thursday conferences in Marble Rock and Friday conferences in Rudd. Marble Rock Senior High School dismissed early Friday due to water problems at Rockford.
Jane E Balkenende daughter of Mr and Mrs Wiliam Balkenende of Marble Rock united in marriage with Jerry L Dutcher son of Mr Marjone Dutcher of Lehigh on Saturday November 2 at 10:36 am in St Marys Catholic Church Roseville. Rev A P White officiated. The bride wore a street length white nylon lace dress with veil and crown, carried white mums. Maid of honor Judy Balkenende wore willow green with yellow and bronze accents. Best man Jack O Lern. ushers Lonnie Johnson and Jack Balkenende. Reception at St Marys School with green yellow and bronze decor. The couple are from Marble Rock and Lehigh areas and plan future life together.
Marble Rock Lions Club sponsors amateur talent contest Tuesday evening November 1 at 7 30 in Marble Rock gymnasium. Open to all ages with cash prizes. Winners may enter the Bill Riley Talent Search on KRNT TV Des Moines. Master of ceremonies Al Heinz KGLO Mason City. Contact Wel don Salt president by Friday November 15 to join.
The Marble Rock Junior High School reports 30 students on the honor roll this quarter. Seven seventh graders, thirteen eighth graders, and eight ninth graders earned high averages. Standouts include Keith Govre Diane Houser Connie Scott with 3.67 and Jessica O Rourke with 3.33. Bruce de Buhr also on the list.
The record lists several students and their averages. In the eighth grade Susan Feverling plus others achieved 3.00, Joyce Coe Dennis Haller and Connie Ward 3.4, Carma Kock and Julie Paulsen 3.3, Kay Fullerton Carole Hansen Linda Krull Arthur Lines Bruce Lines and Mary Morphew 3.14, Christ ie Christiansen Teresa Frascht 43.00. In the ninth grade Suzanne Christiansen Steven Harms John Staudt earned 3.4, Nancy deBuhr Bonnie Schafer Juanita Trygstad 3.2, and Linda Batten Batton and Sheryl Smith 30.0.
Mrs. Leonard Klink chair of the W S C S led a planning meeting with circle activity chairs for a Methodist Church Fall Festival set for Saturday November 23 at the church.
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