Marble Rock Cub Scouts Hold School Night Program
Last Monday night Marble Rock Pack 28 with three dens gathered at the school for games, ceremonies, and demonstrations. Den mothers Evelyn Staudt and Olivia Lines led an entertainment skit The Tortoise and the Hare as 21 scouts joined in a flag ceremony while workers served refreshments and a Cub Dads committee met. Clarence Staudt was reappointed Cub Master for the coming year and Claude Losee named permanent Cub Dads chairman.
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Marble Rock
Ronesting
den Number
den Mathers
Evelyn Staudt
Olivia Lines
Herriett Smith
Betts Harms
Joyee Losec
Rosales Bucklin
Cous
Ahmeh
Arbece Haller
Helen Staudt
Joe Neal
Arnold Haller
Clarence Staudt
Claude Losee
Auxiliary Met Aides December Charity Plan At Losee Home
Tuesday afternoon the American Legion Auxiliary hosted by Mrs. Bessie Losee and Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz discussed December plans to send children’s chins to Annie Wittenmyer Orphans Home in Davenport. Sutter Nut coffee strips will be collected and sent in. Members should bring coffee slips to share. Refreshments followed.
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Bessie Losee
Rudolph Schwartz
Losee
Annie Wittenmyer
Davenport
Aux- 1
Natalla Club Plans Christmas Gift Delivery
Natalla Club members met at Thieman Home with co hostesses Anne Rigdon and Florence Wilson. They voted to send Ken's Home in Teleco a Christmas gift and discussed arrangements for the Natalla Club event.
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Natalla Club
Thieman
Winheld
Clyde Thiemans
Anne Rigdon
Waterloo
Floyd Wilson
Florence Wilson
Ken
Teleco
W.S.C.S. Meeting At Methodist Church With Bazaar Plan
W.S.C.S. met Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Andrew Carney and Mrs. Robert Carney as hostesses. Mrs. Steinman led a program on Social Creeds and Moving Populations. Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Handey led the Worship Service for the Spiritual Bazaar. A monetary quota set by members was surpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Andrew Carney
Robert Carney
Steinman
Max Handiey
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Smiths Marble Rock
Mrs Russell Smith hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club after a 1 PM luncheon at Rite Spot Cafe Marble Rock. The Indies played bridge at the Smith home with high score won by Mrs Cecil Swant and second by Mrs Walter Bohl.
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Russell Smith
Marble Rock
Smith
Cecil Swant
Walter Bohl
Saddle Club Hosts Evening Gathering at North Town Home
Walter Max and Mrs. Max hosted a Saddle Club event Sunday at their home for members of the North Town Saddle Club. Attendees included guests from Alta Vista and Nazhua, with prominent participation from local members and visitors.
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Walter Max
North Tows Saddle Club
Out of Awn
Alta Vista
Nazhua
Girls Guild Meeting at Bethel Baptist Church
The Bethel Baptist Church Girls Guild met Saturday afternoon with Terry and Jerry Grehlman present. They filled their mission quota box for sending to the Grace Baptist Chapel Christian Center in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Guild
Bethel Baptist Church
Terry
Jerry Grehlman
Grace Baptist Chapel Christian Center
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Local Residents Return Home From Hospitals and Visits
Marble Rock residents Howard Bailey returns from Cedar Valley Hospital in Charles City Tuesday afternoon. Leon Bailey comes home in Council Bluffs after several days with his father. Mrs. Fred Peterson returns home from the hospital early this week. Russell Parker of Swea City spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Art Parker. He hosted Des Moines friends who hunted pheasants nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates of Nashua were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Bid Keith. Vincent Vannschoten and daughter An plus Ora Garber visited Wayne Dietz at Parkersburg. Mrs. Louis Staudt returned from a two week Minneapolis stay. Mrs. Gladys Losee and sister Mabel Bolstad of continue visiting.
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Howard Bailey
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
Leon Bailey
Council Bluffs
Fred Peterson
Russell Parker
Swea City
Art Parker
Des Moines
Charles Gates
Nashua
Bid Keith
Vincent Vannschoten
Ora Garber
Wayne Dietz
Parkersburg
Louis Staudt
Minneapolis
D. T. Cousins
Philadelphia
New York
Gladys Losee
Mabel Bolstad
Weekend visits spread across Marble Rock area
Residents from Marble Rock and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Charles City. Notable gatherings included Waverly concert attendees and family visits in homes from Rockford to Dubuque with extended travels and hospital trips.
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Saddle Club Met
Girls Guild
Fred Lockwood
Cedar Rapids
Eva Faulken
Bolstad
John Flemming
Carl Fredricks
Linda Smith
Sandra Cerwinski
Rockford
Vivian Patton
Roger Merfeld
Marble Rocks
Fred Waring
Waverly
Malcolm Ott
Janice
Joyce
John Paulson
Mary Jane
Charles Randall
Pampela
Marcia
Claude Ewald
Jim Overby
Larry Steenhard J
Sheffield
Else Steenherd
Joe Wood
Greenesper
Leo Wood
University Hospital
Iowa City
M Irs
Jack Bouchonville
Palatine
Illinois
George Schmitt
Dolores
Evanston
Marvin
Ilinois
Sharon Miller
Philly Schmitt
Cresco
Wesley Chambers
Wallace
Camp Carson
Colorado
Grace Sebaugh
Bernice Spaulding
Salsbury
Carl Maxson
Russell Fliger
New Hampton
Virgil Noack
Dike
Jim McNeilus
Jack Sprout
East Moline
Herman Fillibrandt
Moline
Clarence Reinhart
Donald Kelly
Eagle Grove
Leonard Kelly
Pat
Paul Kaplan
Clarion
LaVern Baldus
Bernard Merfeld
Mary Koenigsfeld
Judy E. Merfeld
Dubuque
Kathy Merfeld
Janet Naumann
I. C. A. High School
M. BK
Sperry
Gene Nettleton
Ipsen
Harry Ipsen
Claire W. Curtis
Greene, Ia
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Biscaynes
Chevy
Greene Motor Company
Irving van Raden
the Greene Recorder
Butler County
City of
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Wayne C, Fischer
Jayce Bliss
Society
Ma Ee
Iowa
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
Roddy Kilowatt
Interstate Power
Tewant
United States Brewers Foundation
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