Day of Meditation Observed by Local Methodist W S C S Ladies
Members of the W S C S of the local Methodist Church attended a Day of Meditation and Prayer at the Nashua church with Mrs Delia Wilson Mrs Andrew Carney Mrs Bob Carney and Mrs Max Handley. A similar gathering is planned at Marble Rock Church on Thursday October 29 from 10 30 am to 2 30 pm with each attendee bringing a sack lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Methodist
Nashua
Delia Wilson
Andrew Carney
Bob Carney
Max Handley
Ws.c.s
Marble Rock
Bridge Club Hosts Dessert Lunch at Mrs Marsh Home
Mrs Walter Marsh hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her residence on Wednesday evening. A seven o'clock dessert lunch preceded play, with high scores at the bridge tables earned by Mrs Will Stabenow and second by Mrs Talmer Dahlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Marsh
Will Stabenow
Talmer Dahlen
Saddle Club Election Heads North Iowa Chapter
Mr and Mrs Edward Merfeld hosted the North Iowa Saddle Club on Sunday evening at their home. Members attended from Alta Vista Nashua and Marble Rock. Elected officers were Melvin Johnson Alta Vista president Walter Maxson Marble Rock vice president and Monica Marvin Alta Vista secretary treasurer. The evening featured card games and a served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Merfeld
North Iowa Saddle Club
Alta Vista
Nashua
Marble Rock
Melvin Johnson
Walter Maxson
Monica Marvin
In Hospital Cedar Valley patient suffers stroke in Charles City
In Charles City on Sunday Howard Bailey was rushed to Cedar Valley Hospital after a stroke. He is reported in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bailey
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles City
M.Y.F. Met Sunday With Members and Plans
The M Y F met on Sunday October 25 with 12 members and two teachers present. The next meeting is November 8 at 7 15 p m with a lesson by Judy Johnson. Lunch will be served by Jane Feltus and Susan Winfield songs by Beverly Chambers games by Paul Eaton and prayer by Pam Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y.F
Judy Johnson
Jane Feltus
Susan Winfield
Beverly Chambers
Paul Eaton
Pam Randall
Ritesheld for Marble Rock resident Guy Sebaugh
Guy R Sebaugh son of Peter and Ada Sebaugh born April 22 1891 died October 20 1999 at age 68 in Marble Rock He married Grace Skillen on December 12 1925 they had one son Merlyn Funeral held October 23 at the Marble Rock Methodist Church burial in Hillside Cemetery Marble Rock Survivors include wife Grace and son Merlyn Numerous relatives and friends attended from Greene Chicago Stillwater Waterloo Nora Springs Cedar Falls Eldora Nashua and other nearby communities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy R. Sebaugh
Peter
Ada
Stoner) Sebaugh
Oliver
Grace
Lew Swant
Grace Skillen
Greene
Merlyn
Marble Rock
Mr. Sebaugh
Methodist Church
Steinman
Hillside Cemetery
Frank Shook
William Stabenow
Leon Marsh
Willard Marsh
Lester Smith
Kenneth Parker
Walter Marsh
Calvin Kelly
Nashua
Margaret
Fred Trapp
Eldora
Albert Nagel
Nora Springs
Robert Holzschuh
Fredericka
Peter Stauch
Charles City
Ome O'Connell
Chicago
Mary Clerda Staudt
Mt. St. Francis
Dubuque
Eckles
Evangelism Department
Iowa Baptist Convention
Des Moines
Bethel Baptist Church
R. D. Ackley
John Kramer
Leo Staudt
Glen Markham
Osage
Cliff Wilson
Merle Briggs
Fairmont
Minnesota
Virgil Carr
Beck
Mason City
Vern Limes
Guy Lines
Famly
al Garretson
Charles Briggs
Rockford
James Moore
Whitten
Bob Wilson
Conrad
Florence Wilson
Lows Staudt
Bancroft
Ruby Johnson
Edward Johnson
Chester Moser
Clark Moser
Heverly
Donard Moser
Arhe Wedeking
Lorene
Neil
Merlin Bonwell
Fort Dodge
Willam Borchard
Rudolph Schwartz
Clair Kepple
North Iowa
Willard Neilsen
Iowa Falls
Dora Knoop
Corpus Christi
Texas
Roy Maxson
Evanston
Indiana
Hattie Maxson
Darrell Maxson
Spirit Lake
Donald Jensen
Steven
Ceylon
Cleland Maxson
Robert Wright
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Bob Jones
Illinois
Robert Worley
Gerald
Improvement at The Public Library
A book deposit slit was added at Marble Rock library to allow returns when closed. The door south of the main entrance now houses the drop slot and future plans include a new bookcase and a light above the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Marble Rock Personal Notes Trim Family Visits Across Iowa
Marble Rock residents recount weekend visits and social gatherings across Iowa. Families from Marble Rock travel to Waterloo and Des Moines areas, while relatives in Nashua Osage Rockford and Mason City share dinners, ceramics shows and church events. Local clergy and civic leaders attend meetings and conferences as residents visit kin and participate in community activities.
Union Leaders Meeting At School House
Union Leaders met at the school house on Thursday October 22 with 24 members and leader Mrs Ewald present. Ruth Adams presided at the business meeting and members discussed clothing for the coming year. The club voted to cooperate with the Scott Hustlerettes to buy a gift for Mrs Baker. The Hustlerettes attended to practice for officer installation. Terry Grahlman Reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald
Ruth Adams
Scott Hustlerettes
Baker
Terry Grahlman
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Lutheran Church Parlor
Mrs Walter Bohl hosted the Ladies Aid Society in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Gladys Losee led devotions and presented the lesson during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bohl
Ladies Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Gladys Losee
Mission Circle Meets at Bethel Baptist Church
Mission Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Vincent Van Benschoten as host. Mrs. Malcolm Ott and Mrs. Walter Marsh presented a lesson on Baptist mission work in the Belgian Congo. Mrs. Ott led devotions and Mrs. Leo Wood supervised the Love Gift program with refreshments served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle
Bethel Baptist Mission Circle
Vincent van Benschoten
Malcolm Ott
Walter Marsh
Belgian Congo
Ott
Leo Wood
Rebekah Circle Hostess Event Brightens Wednesday
Mrs. Conrad Blum welcomed the Rebekah Circle for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Mrs. Rudolph Schwartz won high, Mrs. Gladys Losee traveled, and Mrs. Minnie Doore took low in the card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Blum
Rebekah
Rudolph Schwartz
Gladys Losee
Minnie Doore
Betterway Club Meets With Mrs Fluhrer
Mrs Bill Fluhrer hosted the Scott Better Way Club at her Charles City area home on Tuesday afternoon. A two o'clock dessert lunch was served. Guest Mrs Dixon Marsh joined. High at the card tables went to Mrs Dick Rohwedder, with traveling by Mrs Willard Marsh and low by Mrs Don Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betterway Club
Fluhrer
Bill Fluhrer
Charles City
Scott Better Way Club
Dixon Marsh
Dick Rohwedder
Willard Marsh
Don Marsh
Study Club Hosts Mrs Henry MwAia Evening
Mrs Henry MwAia hosted the Study Club Friday evening at her home. Mrs Ewald served an eight o'clock dessert luncheon and presented a program titled Contemporary Man and The United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mwaia
Ewald
United Nations
Outstanding new loader with heavy duty boom and snap-in masts
A loader market pitch describes a ready to mount loader with snap in mounting masts. It highlights long tapered spring steel bucket teeth and a ten and a half foot lifting height. It mentions easy to reach controls and effortless adjustment and invites customers to see the loader.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
Saddle Club
Guy Sebaugh
GREENE FARM EQUIP. _ AGRIC. COMPANY
Greene, Iowa
Marble Rock Personals
Clifford Smith
Harry
Waterloo
Willard Neilson
Order of the Arrow
Donnie Hart
Lamn
Independence
Floyd County American Legion Auxiliary
State Mental Hospital
Edward Reams
Chiff Reams
Jer
Charles Gates
Lynn
Andrea
Bird
Keith
Fred Smith
Russell Smith
Iowa City
Carol Andrews
Charles Ackley
Annandale
Dora Ackley
Iowa
Tithe Lamb
Clark
Nina Palmer
Dale Winfield
G. C. Thorne
Jean and Jerry
Compton
Clarence Reinhart
Luella Bailey
Walter Stover
Roger Reinhart
Karen
Evelyn
North Town
Orin Young
Cedar Rapids
Art Parker
Herbert Shook
Round Lake
Anna Hart
Annan‘dale
Lyle Enaball
Charlotte Truex
Ladies Aid
Gabe & Hamilton Implement Co
Towa
Hamilton’s
Coll Greene
IGE
Baker's
Gey
Turkey
August Backer
Eart Keihn
Albert Behnke
James Stuntz
Accra
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