Frank Henke Honored for Fifty Years in Masonry
Frank Henke of Aredale was celebrated at a Union Lodge Hall dinner for fifty years of Masonic membership. About seventy attendees included Mason officials. W A Tate of Mason City spoke as guest and Grand Master Glenn A Foster of Winterset presented the certificate. Louis Henke of Jefferson City was slated to receive a certificate but could not attend. he and Frank Henke are brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henke
Masons
Aredale
Union Lodge
Order of Eastern
Star
W A. Tate
Mason City
Glenn A. Foster
Winterset
Louis Henke
Jefferson City
Missouri
Louis
Linda Ross Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Home
Linda Ross marked her fourth birthday with a Friday party at her parents home, hosting 35 guests for games, gifts, dinner, and supper. Out of town attendees included families from Iowa Falls Mason City Dougherty Roseville Cartersville and Rockford, along with several local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ross
Clifford Ross
Linda
Ross
Lawrence Kelbur
Iowa Falls
Arlene Mathers
Jack Stricker
Mason City
Wayne Larson
Dougherty
Alphonse Wilhm
Roseville
Ted Esser
Cartersville
Leo Esser
Rockford
Queen of Homecoming at Wartburg College
Miss Sharon Folkerts, senior from Manson, was named 1957 Homecoming queen at Wartburg College during Kastie Kapers. Her court included Esther Brinkman of Clarksville and Elaine Schneider Chicago, Rosemary Chein Appleton Wisconsin, and Karla Edgar Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Folkerts crowned between halves of the Wartburg Dubuque football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg College Waverly
Sharon Folkerts
Manson
Wartburg College
Kastie Kapers
Esther Brinkman
Clarksville
Elaine Schneider
Chicago
Rosemary Chein
Appleton
Wisconsin
Karla Edgar
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Folkerts
Wartburg- Dubuque
Social announcements of club meetings in early November
The Catholic Daughters meet Monday evening at the Veterans Club with a date change to the first Monday. Apollo Club gathers Tuesday at Mrs. Duane Smith’s home at 8 p.m. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Keith Drakle and Mrs. J. T. Truitt. Mrs. Richard Wagoner leads a program on Our Patriotic Music. Cross and Crown Bible Class meets Friday at Mrs. Harry Gibson’s home at 2 p.m. Greene Rebekah Lodge No 381 meets Saturday at 8 p.m. in Union Lodge Hall. Friendly Circle gathers Thursday at Biiston Miller’s at 2 p.m. Members should bring pictures and cards for a children’s scrapbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Club
Apollo Club
Duane Smith
Keith Drakle
J. T. Truitt
Richard Wagoner
Harry Gibson
Greene Rebekah Lodge No 381
Union Lodge
Friendly Circle
Biiston Miller
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Hildebrand Ahead of Baby
Members of the Chat-A-while Club and relatives surprised Mrs. Quentin Hildebrand with a baby shower Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Hildebrand. Hostesses Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. R. H. Dreier served a tray lunch after games. the honoree received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Hildebrand
Walter Hildebrand
Hildebrand
R. H. Dreier
Maxine Trettin and Paul Tegtmeier United In Marriage
Maxine Mae Trettin daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Trettin Rockford wed Paul Raymond Tegtmeier son of Mr and Mrs George Tegtmeier Marble Rock at Rock Creek Lutheran Osage Rev L Hyland officiated double ring ceremony Bridal party included Linda Schutt best maid Susie Fisher flower girl Steven Treton ring bearer Kenneth Fisher ushered George Trettin Ervin Tegtmeier candlelighters Lyle Schafer sang and Alice Morland organ The couple both graduates and he works for Weaver Construction Co Mason City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Mae Trettin
W. E. Trettin
Rockford
Paul Raymond Tegtmeier
George Tegtmeier
Marble Rock
Rock Creek Lutheran Church
Osage
L. Hyland
Linda Schutt
Brble
Kenneth Fisher
Susie Fisher
Steven Treton
George Trettin
Ervin Tegtmeier
Richard Schutt
James Trettin
Lyle Schafer
Alice Morland
Hudd High School
Weaver Construction Co
Mason City
Attendees at Woodward Meeting Include Welfare Directors
Miss Freda Maass, Butler county Social Welfare Board member, joined Mrs. Delila Amick, Butler county director, along with Mrs. Clara Martin, Floyd county director of Charles City, Miss Florence Dix, director, at a Woodward gathering attended by several officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Maass
Butler County
Delila Amick
Allison
Clara Martin
Floyd County
Charles City
Florence Dix
Iowa Children’s Agencies meeting draws welfare board leaders
Bremer County in Waverly and Mrs Vena Regur of Chickasaw County attended an all day Iowa Association of Children's Agencies meeting at the state school in New Hampton to Woodward Friday. One hundred twenty five welfare board members and directors from all Iowa counties were present. A tour of buildings followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Waverly
Vena Regur
Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Woodward
Iowa Association
Welfare Board
Iowa
Coldwater Community Club Meets For Rug Making Program
The Coldwater Community Club gathered at Mrs. Leo Downing’s home on Thursday afternoon October 24 with 21 members and one guest present. Hosts were Mrs. Everett Squires and Mrs. Joe Downing. The rug making program featured demonstrations by Mrs. Dale Ver Plank Mrs. Leo Keifer and Mrs. Glenndale Tack. Ver Plank showed a crocheted rug Keifer demonstrated a woven rug and Tack displayed a rug made from a coat. The November meeting will be at Mrs. Ralph Marsh’s home on Thursday November 21 for a Thanksgiving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater Community Club
Leo Downing
Everett Squires
Joe Downing
Dale Ver Plank
Leo Keifer
Glenndale Tack
Ver Plank
County Farmers to Report Twin Holstein Heifer Births Soon
Butler County farmers are urged to report twin Holstein heifer births at the County Extension Office. Extension Director William Patton of Allison said Iowa State College animal husbandman need more pairs for study and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
William Patton
Allison
Patton
Iowa State College
Beauty Going Your Way 1958 CHEVROLET: Twin Holstein study
Experimental herd of identical twin Holstein heifers at the Ankeny research farm is studied by A E Freeman and associates. They say at least 16 new twin pairs are needed yearly for full operation to compare inheritance and environment for dairy stock selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankeny
A E Freeman
Freeman
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