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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1959

Page

6

Union Leaders Hold First Meeting at School House

The Union Leaders held their first regular meeting on September 24 at the school house with seventeen old members and two leaders present. Visitors included Jane Losee LaRay and LaRain Lines Marilyn McNeilus Nancy Balkenende Bonnie Shafer and Elaine Morris. Officers elected were President Ruth Adams Vice President Judy Hildebrand Secretary Judy Johnson Treasurer Marcia Haller Historian Judy Adams Reporter Terry Grahlman Photographer Rita Truex. Committees were formed for installation and various tasks including decorations food invitation program and cleanup with multiple member names listed.

Jane Losee LaRay LaRain Lines Marilyn McNeilus Nancy Balkenende Bonnie Shafer Elaine Morris Ruth Adams Judy Hildebrand Judy Johnson Marcia Haller Judy Adams Terry Grahlman Rita Truex Judy Wood Marie Smith Bonnie Neal Judy Sharlene Hildebrand Joan Truex Mary Ewald Bonnie Harris Marilyn Patty Barbara Wilsher Judy Merfeld

Bridge Club at Mrs Swant Hosts Luncheon and Winners

Mrs Cecil Swant hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club at her home with a one o'clock luncheon. High at the bridge tables was won by Mrs Ralph Wilson and second by Mrs Paul Bucklin.

Cecil Swant Ralph Wilson Paul Bucklin

Patty Jo Merfeld Celebrates 11th Birthday at Home

Mrs Bernard Merfeld entertained Friday evening for daughter Patty Jo Merfelds 11th birthday. Jean helped serve with guests Lou Anne Gerhard Mary Jane Naumann Janet Shindelar Judy and Carolyn Merfeld. The girls played 500 with Judy Merfeld high score and Mary Jane Naumann low score. Patty Jo received gifts.

Bernard Merfeld Patty Jo Jean Lou Anne Gerhard Mary Jane Naumann Janet Shindelar Roseville Judy Carolyn Merfeld Judy Merfeld

Fellowship Supper Sparks Bethel Baptist Meeting

The Folks of Bethel Baptist Church held a fellowship supper in the church basement Tuesday evening followed by the quarterly business meeting.

Bethel Baptist Church

Catch Two Suspects In Connection With Robberies

Two suspects, caught at Eldora Friday night, are held in connection with a Marble Rock robbery Monday night. One jailed at Eldora, the other at Clarion. The Standard Station run by Mel Bruggeman and the Mobil Station run by Bill Bohl were burglarized Monday night September 28. A discarded ladies purse from the Mobil Station identified the thieves. Items stolen included about $20 and two boxes of cigars from the Standard Station, about $50, a flashlight, a box of cigars, a pint of whiskey, and the purse from the Mobil Station.

Eldora Marble Rock Clarion Standard Station Mel Bruggeman Mobil Bill Bohl

Marble Rock Junior High Elects Nine Grade Officers

In Marble Rock Junior High the ninth grade class elected officers: President Janice Dyre Vice President Janet Rood Secretary Treasurer E G Kol arish Reporter Jean Vorhes. Eighth grade chose Dale McNeilus as President Dick Post as Vice President Keith Morphew as Secretary Treasurer and Floria Eberling as Reporter. Seventh grade elected Lester Hendrick as President Teddy De Buhr as Vice President Pamela Randall as Secretary Treasurer and Bonita Neal as Reporter.

Marble Rock Janice Dyre Janet Rood E. G. Kolarish Jean Vorhes Dale McNeilus Dick Post Keith Morphew Floria Eberling Lester Hendrick Teddy de Buhr Pamela Randall Bonita Neal

Lions Club Met Thursday Evening

The Lions Club held their regular meeting in the Legion Hall Thursday evening. Alfred Grahlman showed colored slides from Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park and the Black Hills of South Dakota. The ladies of St. Cecelia Circle served the supper.

Lions Club Legion Hall Alfred Grahlman Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park Black Hills South Dakota Ladies of St. Cecelia Circle

Finger Tips Lost in Farm Auger Accident

Les Young suffered the loss of the tips of two fingers on Tuesday when they were drawn into the belt auger of a dryer at the Kenneth Heft farm.

Les Young Kenneth Heft

Union Feeders 4-H Club Elects New Officers

The Marble Rock School hosted a regular Union Feeders 4-H meeting with 14 members and one leader. In new business the group discussed record books and elected officers: Vincent Staudt president, Leslie Chambers vice president, Jerry Parcher secretary, Dick Ewald treasurer, Tom Ewald historian, and Beverly Chambers reporter. The meeting adjourned after the turnover.

Marble Rock Vincent Staudt Leslie Chambers Jerry Parcher Dick Ewald Tom Ewald Beverly Chambers

Three Girls Are Honored At Faith Baptist Church

Three Cradle Roll members Jane Prugh Donna Reed and Marilyn MacNamara were honored as they move to the Beginner's Class during a Wednesday afternoon church gathering at Faith Baptist Church Mrs Ted Marsh a missionary from San Salvador challenged local mothers to train their children in the way they should go Lloyd Reed presented Smiles Along the Way and Mrs Marvin Lamb sang At the Feet of Jesus Cradle Roll superintendent Mrs Harold McElroy and Beginner's Class teacher Mrs Merle Nash served refreshments at the close

Jane Prugh Donna Reed Marilyn MacNamara Faith Baptist Church Ted Marsh San Salvador Rockford Lloyd Reed Marvin Lamb Jesus Harold McElroy Merle Nash

Rifle Club Elects Officers for Coming Year

The Rifle Club under Jim Overby organized for the coming year with Dennis Marsh as president Connie Staudt vice president Don Schwartz executive officer and Bob Balkenende secretary treasurer. First organized in 1950 the club now has about 20 members. Last spring the club was third in national competition.

Jim Overby Dennis Marsh Connie Staudt Don Schwartz Bob Balkenende

Lambs Move to Marble Rock Home as Lines Relocate Farm

Mr and Mrs Lee Lamb moved Saturday into the Marble Rock house they purchased recently formerly occupied by Mrs Pearl Hubbard. Clayton Lines is moving to the farm vacated by the Lambs and purchased this summer.

Lee Lambs Lee Lamb Marble Rock Pearl Hubbard Clayton Lines Lambs Lines

Foresters Club Meeting Yields Card Winners

The Foresters Club met at Bernard Merfeld home Monday evening. Steve Schmitt of Charles City won high and Vincent Schmitt of Rockford claimed low in Gent's. Ladies high went to Mrs Louis Schmitt of Rockford with Mrs Vincent Schmitt taking low. Mrs Louis Schmitt also won the traveling prize. Mrs Merfeld served refreshments.

Foresters Club Bernard Merfeld Steve Schmitt Charles City Vincent Schmitt Rockford Louis Schmitt Low Merfeld Waterloo Shawn van Benschoten Charles Hodges Ray Keith Vincent van Benschoten Avon Moose Home William Hoffert Mallard Donald Kingery Geneva Martin Greene Meta Lambgen Wisconsin Floyd Wilson Lorene Wedeking Lyle Enabait Arlie Wedeking Neil Frank Parks Tonia Janice Krueger Allen Memorial Hospital

Steenhards Lease Rite Spot Cafe in Marble Rock

Mr and Mrs Else Steenhard moved from Dows to Marble Rock and will operate the Rite Spot Cafe, which they leased from Mrs Elvira Chambers. Mrs Vada Paul, who had the cafe since April 1, has returned home near Greene.

Anna Rigdon Waterloo Ruby Johnson John Ewald Bird Keith Stella Parcher Rockford Claude Barth Roger Ames Donald Barth State University John Gansen Will Gansen Riceville Paul Kaplan

Marble Rock Personal Notices Highlights Cattle Congress Attendance

Marble Rock readers note a long list of local residents at Cattle Congress in Waterloo on Sunday and various social visits. The piece also mentions travels to Lansing and Wisconsin, family gatherings, work changes, nursing home staff, and community events with many named families and towns in Iowa and nearby states.

Roy Schrage Karen Eddie Keith Lyle Palmer Waterloo Ian Patton David Lansing Wisconsin Leonard Kelly LaVern Baldus Clarion Rozert Kelly Ruth Liusmard Kelly Reser Mer Walter Marsh John H. Schmitt Adaza Schmitt Legion Hall Philip Schmitt Cresco Marvin Schmitt Evanston Illinois Sherri Meller Cedar Rapids Robert Jones Robert Sorenson Mason City George Schmitt Richard Roger Staudt Anna Hart Donnie Earl Staudt Dennis Staudt Harry Merfeld Bonnie Annette Art Parker Frances Schraeder Tinois Genevieve Schraeder Clair Knoop Nancy Billy Jim Rankin Iowa Falls Bob Wilson Don Don Davis Cliff Wilson Lester Wilson Kitty Barr Cora Wilson Kenneth Newbury Ames Millie Cates Charles City Henry Brull Wayne Deitz Lloyd Reed Lawrence Morriss Harris Nursing Home Marble Rock Oklahoma Vincent van Benschoten Ora Garber Dairy Cattle Congress

Baptist Women Show Film at Bethel Church Dedication

Mrs. H. D. Hamm of Charles City led the Baptist Women's Group of Cedar Valley Association in showing a film strip titled With Our Hands at the dedication of White Cross packages at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday evening. The display highlighted items prepared by the church ladies to pack for missionaries at home and abroad.

H. D. Hamm Charles City Baptist Women’s Group of Cedar Valley Association Bethel Baptist Church

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Bridge Club Patty Jo Merfeld Irving van Raden Rifle Club Better Food Stores Kleen Kleen-Maid Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO Marble Rock Personals Chicago A. van Benschoten Shawn Gerald Hildebrand Nashua Sylvester Airs Clydend Vern Willey Glen Krogstad Osage Malcolm Ott Harold Taylor Bill Ernst Lester McRoberts Baptist Buerkens Extor McRoberts Implement CO Folger’s Coffee Me OO Pasco HIC U. S
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