Candidates Tea Draws 150 At Greene County Country Club
About 150 people attended the Candidates Tea at the Greene community Country Club last Thursday afternoon. The Republican Women presided with J. Francis Allen introducing candidates including H. R. Gross, Charles Grassley, Herschel Opperman, and Roger DeBower. A fur style show featured models led by Mrs. Arvid Lindell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Greene
H. R. Gross
J. Kendall Lynes
Charles Grassley
Herschel Opperman
Vernon O
Larsen
Hugh Mosher
Roger DeBower
C. Fischel
Allison
Butler County Council of
Republican Women
J. Francis Allen
Butler County Central Committee
Marshall
Swift
Arvid Lindell
T. S. Albrecht
James Drake
C. E. Burroughs
Mary Boller Feted at Shower
Mary Boller was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Maureen Allison on a Sunday afternoon. Barbara Taylor assisted as hostess. Fifteen friends attended and enjoyed a social hour with a miniature bride centerpiece and refreshments in the bride-to-be’s chosen colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boller
Maureen Allison
Barbara Taylor
Bridge Club Hosts Fall Night Attended By Mrs Allison
Mrs Harold Allison hosted the Contract Bridge Club on Thursday evening with guests Mrs Clarence Shultz and Mrs Glen Truex. Fall decorations set the scene and prizes were won by Mrs Merle Heckman Mrs Lowell Maxson Mrs Glenn Truex Mrs Clarence Shultz and Mrs Lyle Maxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Allison
Harold Allison
Contract Bridge Club
Clarence Shultz
Glen Truex
Merle Heckman
Lowell Maxson
Glenn , Truex
Lyle Maxson
Country Cousins Meet On Saturday Club Officers Installed
The regular Coldwater Country Cousins meeting was held Saturday at Mildred Ellis's home with nine old and seven new members and two leaders present. New officers installed were Joyce Crosby president Monica Ennen vice president Nancy Kauiser secretary Mildred Ellis treasurer Mary Lou Squires historian. The group plans officer installation and singing 4 H songs at the township meeting November 4 at the Youth Center. All 4 H girls and parents are urged to attend. Last year’s records were returned. Sue Brinkman named music chairman. New members to be initiated November 19 at Nancy and Vikki Kaiser’s home. Mildred Ellis demonstrated baked custard and Nancy Kaiser spoke on keeping a record book. Reporter Vikki Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Country Cousins
Jhuld
Mildred Ellis
Joyce Crosby
Monica Ennen
Nancy Kauiser
Mary Lou Squires
Sue Brinkman
Nancy
Vikki Kaiser
Mildred Elis
Nancy Kaiser
Third District Meeting of Women’s Club Held Thursday
The Third District Annual Meeting of the Town Federation of Women’s Clubs met at Fredericksburg Thursday, October 13. Eleven local club members attended. Greene Woman’s Club earned a red ribbon award in this year’s program. Mrs. Cliff Fischer received a State Award for her prose Creative Writing. Mrs. J.B. Miller of Marshall town, the Third District Director, read the name of Mrs. James Graven to join the nominating committee. they were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fredericksburg
Woman's Club of
Greene
Cliff Fischer
J.B. Miller
Marshalltown
James Graven
Naomi Circle Meeting Focuses on Mark Study
The Naomi Circle of the Lutheran Church gathered Thursday afternoon in the church basement. Mrs Ardean Landers led devotions and closed the Mark gospel study. Mrs Caroline Ellis presented a Thank Offering skit with assistance from several members. Lunch was served by two Circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Lutheran Church
Ardean Landers
Caroline Ellis
George Beninga
Paul Wunsch
Walter Hildebrand
Freda Maas
Letha Groothuis
Fred Wirth
Bridge Club Met In Shultz Home
Mrs Berton Shultz hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home with autumn decorations. Guests included Mrs Galen Hesal road and Mrs Walter Detra. Prizes were won by Mrs Robert Mead, Mrs Walter Detra, Mrs Clarence Shultz and Mrs Russell Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Shultz
Galen Hesalroad
Walter Detra
Robert Mead
Clarence Shultz
Russell Duncan
Mrs John Backer Honored at Stork Shower
Mrs John Backer was honored at a stork shower by Chat-A-While Club members and three guests at the home of Mrs Harry Backer last Thursday evening. Assisting was Mrs Quentin Hildebrand. Winners of games were Mrs I J Devies Mrs R Dreier and Mrs Dale Hildebrand, with prizes given to the guest of honor. Lunch featured pink and blue nut cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Backer
Harry Backer
Quentin Hildebrand
I. J. Devies
R. Dreier
Dale Hildebrand
Dorcas Circle Meets at Lutheran Church on Oct 12
The Dorcas Circle of the Lutheran Church met Wednesday afternoon October 12 with 22 members and 3 visitors plus Rev. Devies. Mrs James Graven and Mrs James Drake led the lesson. After the meeting the group toured the town to view autumn colors. Refreshments were served at Mrs. Martin Senne’s home. hostesses were Mrs John Backer Mrs Ray DeVries and Mrs Galen Shultz Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
The
Lutheran Church
Devies
James Graven
James Drake
Martin Senne
John Backer
Ray DeVries
Galen Shultz Jr
Willing Workers 4-H Club Skating Party Plans
Dayton Willing Workers 4-H Club met at the Youth Center led by Diane Murphy and Colleen Foster with 26 members 10 mothers and 2 leaders present. They elected officers installed with corsages and planned a skating party at Charles City Roller Rink on November 10 from 7 30 to 10 30 p.m. Abbott Susan Schuknecht reporter chronicled the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Willing Workers 4-H Club
Diane Murphy
Colleen Foster
Charles City
Renee Hagarty
Ann Allen
Jane Burroughs
Becky Clikeman
Terri Rutz
Marcelo Murphy
Linda Stuntz
Christine Smith
Marilyn Herman
Howard Burroughs
Susan Schuknecht
Girl Scout Events and Training Notices
Girl Scout Troops 265 and 278 meet at the Youth Center at 4:00 p.m. on October 24 for a UNICEF drive with uniform wear or alternatives. Brownie Troop 264 visits KGLO TV in Mason City on October 25 at 4:30 p.m. for Bart's Clubhouse. Local leaders Mrs. Harold Allison Mrs. Martin Senne and Mrs. Loren McRoberts completed a 16 hour leadership course in Charles City and received certificates. Mrs. Howard Ruaisy attended some sessions. North Iowa Girl Scout Council dinner and meeting set for Hotel Hanford Mason City November 3 at 6:30 p.m. All leaders and committee members invited.
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Unicef
Kglo-Tvy
Mason City
Harold Allison
Martin Senne
Loren McRoberts
Charles City
Howard Ruaisty
North Iowa Gurf Scout Council
Hotel Hanford
Whiteside Family To Hold Open House On New Farm
Mr and Mrs Leland Whiteside and sons will host an open house at their new farm residence southeast of Greene on Sunday October 23 from 2 00 to 5 00 oclock pm The family lost their home and all possessions in a March 9 fire and have just completed the new structure They invite everyone to attend in appreciation for the assistance received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside
Leland Whiteside and Sons
Greene
Whitesides
August Hausers Honored on Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
August and his wife celebrated forty years of marriage with an open house at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Marble Rock. Barbara Logan managed the guest book, others assisted with cake, coffee, gifts, and kitchen duties. About 100 relatives attended, including three of their children and spouses from Greene Charles City and Mishawaka Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August
Ray Hauser
Greene
L. R. Logan
Charles City
Donald Steil
Mishawaka
Indiana
Family Dinner At Raisty Home With Several Guests
A family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raisty and family with George Peters. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer of Watertown SD, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters and children of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters and family of Charles City, Mrs. George Powell and her son-in-law and daughter of New Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frericks, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Starkweather Jr. and daughters, and Mrs. Allie Albrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raisty
Howard Raisty
George Peters
Don Brewer
Watertown
South Dakota
Arthur Peters
Des Moines
Lawrence Peters
Charles City
George Powell
New Hartford
Bill Frericks
Clarence Starkweather Jr
Allie Albrecht
Mrs Lowell Maxson Hosts Back-to-Back Bridge Gatherings
Mrs Lowell Maxson entertained at bridge on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with a fall motif. Prizes on Tuesday went to Mrs Bob Mead, Mrs Lyle Maxson, Mrs Russell Dunton, and Mrs Gerald Stephenson. table prizes to Mrs Lyle Maxson, Mrs Faber Miller, and Mrs Robert Mead. On Wednesday winners included Mrs Darrell Davis, Mrs Donald Lester, Mrs Jim Mead, and Mrs Lewis Majewski. table prizes went to Mrs Davis, Mrs Glenn Truex, and Mrs Gene Majewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Maxson
Bridge
Bob Mead
Lyle Maxson
Russell Duntan
Gerald Stephenson
Faber Miller
Robert Mead
Darrell Davis
Donald Lester
Jim Mead
Lewis Majewski
Davis
Glenn Truex
Gene Majewski
F.F. A. Boys Return From National FFA Convention Trip
Harlan Martzahn, Roger Wells, Dean Drake, David Rottink, Charles Steere and Richard Wagoner returned Saturday from Kansas City Missouri where they attended the National Future Farmers of America Convention. They toured Sheffield Steel and Wire Co and the Standard Oil Refinery and visited Tru man Library. The group also saw the American Royal Horse and Cattle Show Red Foley Show and the Firestone Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Martzahn
Roger Wells
Dean Drake
David Rottink
Charles Steere
Richard Wagoner
Kansas City
Missouri
Future Farmers of America
Mr. Wagoner
Sheffield Steel and Wire Co
Standard Oil
H. S. Truman
Red Foley
Firestone
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Dorcas Circle
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Dr. Wm. Andrews
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Cedar Falls
Ken Eyers
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