New Pastor William Granger Starts Marble Rock Work
Rev William Granger assumes pastorates at St Pauls Marble Rock and Zion Rockford. He led his first Marble Rock service and attended Rockford installation. Family: three children and wife from Melvin Illinois reside in Rockford parsonage.
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William Granger
Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
Zion Lutheran Church
Rockford
Granger
Melvin
Ilinois
Laura
Union Busy Bees Club Meeting Highlights
The Union Busy Bees 4 H Club met at Mrs. Irene Katcher home on September 21. New business covered a home furnishings tour as this year’s project. Leaders reviewed record books due October 1 while members heard talks on Acts of a Good Citizen Sorting Clothes for Laundering Use and For Our Flag and Laundering Temperatures and Conditioners. Reporter Julie Ewald.
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Union
Busy Bees
Busy Bees 4-H
Irene Katcher
Nancy Tack
Vicky Rex
Terri Lines
Julie Ewald
Farm accident injures Leroy Kingery seriously
Leroy Kingery was seriously injured in a farm accident and taken to Floyd County Memorial Hospital in Charles City on Tuesday.
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Leroy Kingery
Floyd County Memorial Hospital
Charles City
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Stina Dahlen Home
Mrs Stina Dahlen hosted the Contract Bridge Club on Wednesday evening with guests Mrs Galen Gates of Greene and Mrs Walter Bohl. Following a 7:00 dessert luncheon, high honors went to Mrs Rudolph Schwartz and second to Mrs Irene Barth at the bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stina Dahlen
Contract Bridge Club
Galen Gates of
Greene
Walter Bohl
Dahlen
Rudolph Schwartz
Irene Barth
Women Guests at W S C S Meeting
Sixty two signed the guest book last Monday evening at United Methodist Church as the Women’s Society of Christian Service hosted women from Lutheran St Mary’s Catholic and Bethel Baptist churches. A program by women and teen girls was followed by cookies coffee and punch during Fellowship Hour.
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United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lutheran
St. Mary’s Catholic
Bethel Baptist Church
Methodist Circles Met on Thursday Afternoon
Circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon. Doris Circle gathered at Mrs. Cecil Swant’s home with six members and one child, discussing Southeast Asia. Trene Circle joined Mrs. Earl Ahart with five members, sharing a Bible verse and the Hunger in the U.S. lesson, followed by lunch.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Doris
Cecil Swant
Southeast Asia
Trene
Earl Ahart
U.S
Arhart
Mason City graduate Janet Krull joins Globe Gazette staff
Janet Krull was among 169 graduates from Hamilton's Business College Mason City on September 22. Ceremonies took place at United Methodist Church Mason City. Janet Krull is now employed at the Globe Gazette.
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Janet Krull
Hamilton’s Business College
Mason City
United Methodist Church
Janet
The
Globe Gazette
Lutheran Women Meet at Church for September Session
The Women of the Lutheran Church gathering at the church on Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. James Ott. Mrs. Arnold Haller led the lesson Hatred of Evil Doers from Psalms 137 and 139. New pastor Rev William Granger with wife and daughter Laura attended. Ott served lunch to close.
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Lutheran Church
James Ott
Arnold Haller
Wiliam Granger
Laura
Alvin Klink Visiting Parents After Army Training
Alvin Paul Klink completed eight weeks of telephone lineman training at Fort Ord California after basic in Fort Worth Texas then attended Army Signal School at Fort Gordon Georgia graduating September 13. An M 14 rifle marksman and M 16 expert he is on a 14 day furlough with Mr and Mrs Leonard Klink and David and will report to White Sands Missile Base New Mexico October 4.
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Alvin Paul Klink
Fort Worth
Texas
Fort Ord
California
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Army Signal School
Alvin
Leonard Klink
David
Missle
White Sands
New Mexico
Union Leaders 4H Club Holds September Meeting at Doris Schmitt’s
The Union Leaders 4H Club held its regular September meeting at Doris Schmitt’s home with eight members two leaders and two guests present. Marilyn McNamara led the pledge of allegiance to the U S flag Amber Adams led the 4 H pledge and the group spent the afternoon working on record books. Amber Adams served as reporter and the hostess provided lunch at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Schmitt
Marilyn McNamara
U. S
Amber Adams
Local 1967 graduate begins at Hawkeye Tech Institute
Marble Rock reports Alan Lines started classes this week at Hawkeye Technical Institute in Waterloo. The article notes several local visitors and events as Clark King celebrates his 56th wedding anniversary and his birthday with family. Pearl Goss of Aberdeen, South Dakota, stayed with cousins Bruce and Pearl Goss.
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Alan Lines
Hawkeye Technical Institute
Waterloo
Clifford Reed
Tle Bass
Ecco Cates
Nashua
Clark King
Max
Minnesota
Paul Drake
Greene
Miss Pearl Goss
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Bruce Goss
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Kristine Kay
Darrell Kingery
Cedar Falls
Helen Lucas
Raymond Piersol
Ackley
Bessie Winfield
Walter Marsh
American Baptists of Iowa
First Baptist Church
Ames
Andrew Carney
Lowell Carney
Robert
Carney
David Duregger
Robert Duregger
Hayward
Linda McCullar
San Leandro
Iowa
Los Angeles
Harry Ruffridge
John Donlon
Bruce Lowell
Malcolm Ott
Cleland Maxson
Gerald Adams
Salsbury Center
Society of the First Baptist Church
Women’s Societies of Baptist Churches
David and
Nancy Hillman
Mina Pierce
Clarksville
Darrell Hillman
John Paulsen
Washington, D. C
Daryl Rockow
Daryl
Army
Washington , D. C
Mrs. Rockow
Bridge Club
W. S.C
Mee Elle
Insurance
Butler County Mutual Insurance Ass’‘n
Francis Brinkman
Alvin Klink
Magee Electric
U.S. D. A. Choice
Drane
Rath
Braunschweiger
Monarch Meat
Betty Crocker
Ajax
Monarch
van Camp
Beeaeo
Wheaties
Dralle’s
Tech Ae
Valencia Oranges
Sweet
Curtiv Shister
Jack Spratt
Greene, Iowa
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