Willing Workers Meet In Ray Home
Willing Workers Girls 4-H Club met at Barbara Ray's home with 14 members one leader and one visitor present. Sharon Murphy presided as president. Delegates chosen for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago were Sharon and JoAnn Murphy. Demonstrations followed on teeth care and sewing machine care. Paulette Holzschuh spoke on choosing a school wardrobe. The next meeting will be in Sandra Marsh's home on September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Girls 4-H Club
Barbara Ray
Sharon Murphy
Chicago
Sharon
JoAnn Murphy
Vae Brinkman
Shela Murphy
Walter Richards 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs Walter Richards of near Aredale will observe their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday September 15 from 2 to 5 pm at their home west of Greene. Margaret Ritter became the bride of Walter Richards on September 16 1932. No invitations are being sent. All friends and relatives are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richards
Near Aredale
Greene
Margaret Ritter
Youth Fellowship Progressive Supper Traverses Local Homes
Thirty members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship joined a Sunday evening progressive supper led by Aaron Jewell. Stops included the Jacksons’ Wilson Bay home, the Schoenfelds, the Elkfer and Wood households, the Belknaps, Ta tum, Marsh, and the Ott residence with Claphams helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Marsh
Harry Ott
Howard Claphams
Carolyn Scheer Weds Wilbur McCasky in Indiana Church
Carolyn Scheer daughter of Edwin and Mrs Scheer married Wilbur H McCasky son of Albert and Mrs McCasky at St Peters Lutheran Church Wheeler Indiana on Saturday September 7 at 7:00 pm Rev I J Devies officiated the double ring candle light ceremony. The ceremony featured gladiolus arrangements blue and white, organist Olinda Deies from Loveland Colorado and singer Robert Vogel of Bellevue. The bride wore a Chantilly lace and tulle gown with sequin embroidery and a silk illusion veil. She carried white gladiolus with stephanotis and ribbons. Attendants included maid of honor Ann Finnern of Round Lake Minnesota and bridesmaid Betty Place of Omaha Nebraska with junior bridesmaids Susan Scheer and Joan McCasky in blue embroidered taffeta. Carol Jean Riggins was flower girl in blue lace over crystalette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Scheer
Wilbur McCasky
Edwin Scheer
Wilbur H McCasky
Albert McCasky
Wheeler
Indiana
St Peters Lutheran Church
I. J Devies
Olinda Deiies
Loveland
Colorado
Robert Vogel
Bellvue
Sabrina
Stephanotis
Ann Finnern
Round Lake
Minnesota
Betty Place
Omaha
Nebraska
Susan Scheer
Joan McCasky
Toluca
Illiniois
Carol Jean Riggins
Busy Gophers Hold September Meeting
Dayton Busy Gophers met September 1 with ten members one leader and one guest present. Dan Stubbe led a discussion on Prevention of External Parasites and Rollin Ray demonstrated How to Pull Nails. Officers and a county office nominee were elected. Lunch was served by Mrs Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Busy Gophers
Dan Stubbe
Rollin Ray
Marsh
Toluca Couple Weds in Blue Theme Ceremony
Charles McCasky of Toluca served as best man and James Scheer as groomsman in a gown and suit ceremony. The couple planned a 250 guest reception, with many Toluca, Osage, and Waterloo locals assisting. the bride studies at Wartburg College and the groom at Wartburg Seminary, with a future home in Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCasky
Toluca
Ilinois
James Scheer
Milton Jorgensen
Osage
Gene McCasky
Women’s Missionary Society
Vena Brandenburg
Clyde Bonnette
Riceville
Zoe Ann Andersen
Lynne Dunkerton
Waterloo
Arlo Flege
Waverly
Marvell
Bonnie Jorgensen
Marilyn Jorgensen
Northwood
Judy Jorgensen
Creighton
Nebraska
Leslie Juth
Karen Henn
Patty McCasky
Vivian McCasky
Josce Vallazza
Thaois
The
Greene High School
Wartburg College
Dubuque
University of Dubuque
Wartburg Seminary
Apollo Club Meets at Home Hosts New Members
The Apollo Club gathered at Mrs. Lowell McWilliams's home on Tuesday September 3 with Mrs. Arvid Lindell assisting. New members Mrs Clayton Becker and Mrs Ruth Haughenbury attended alongside guests Mrs Wayne Coffman Eunice and JoAnn Hoveng. A future meeting is planned for Wednesday October 9 at Mrs Lindell's home and a guest artist may be invited in spring. The club will not stage a community Christmas program. The program featured 19th century music by Mrs Robert Mead Mrs James Parks and Mrs Vernon Rottler with Eunice Hovenga accompanying and JoAnn Hovenga singing Beautiful Dreamer and Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Club
Lowell McWilliams
Arvid Lindell
Clayton Becker
Ruth Haughenbury
Wayne Coffman
Eunice
JoAnn Hoveng
Robert Mead
James Parks
Vernon Rottler
Eunice Hovenga
JoAnn
Christopher Robin
Missionary Society Meeting at St Peter's Lutheran Church
The Women's Missionary Society met in the church parlors at 8:00 pm with fifteen members and two visitors present. Mrs Fred Wirth led the program on Spread O Spread Thou Mighty Word, a Bible study on a Christian heart, and Geneva Martin received a life membership pin as hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Socety
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Fred Wirth
Geneva Martin
Surprize Party Held At Raymond
A surprize party was held at Archie Raymond home to honor the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Raymond and the birthdays of Mrs Raymond and her granddaughter Karen Hayings of Rudd and Gene Viers. Attendees included Bud Raymond of Elder John Hastings and family of Rudd Duane Franklin and family of Waterloo Russell Barry and family Gene Viers and Dennis of Greene. A light lunch was served as gifts were presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Raymond
Raymond
Karen Hayings
Rudd
Gene Viers
Bud Raymond
Elder
John Hastings
Duane Franklin
Waterloo
Russell
Barry
Dennis
Greene
Music Mothers Hold First Greene Meeting
The Greene Community School Music Mothers held their first meeting of the year on Monday September 9 in the First Presbyterian Church basement with 22 mothers present. Hymns opened the session led by Mrs James Mead with Mrs Robert Mead at the piano. Miss Landsgaard outlined tentative plans including a high school operetta and one or more grade operettas perhaps a spring variety program. Mr Holtz proposed a stepwise band program from second through ninth grade emphasizing rhythm and timing. Sandra Maxson and Carol Tatum reported on their All State Music Camp experience at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Community School
James Mead
Robert Mead
Plans for luncheon at County Institute in Greene
Plans are made to serve a luncheon to teachers at the County Institute in Greene on September 30. The program committee suggests holding this year's meetings in the Presbyterian Church basement if arrangements can be made, believing it a more satisfactory venue to showcase student musical talent. refreshments were served by Mesdames Robert Mead and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute
Greene
Presbyterian
Mesdames
Robert Mead
James
Mead Fischer and Clyde Stuntz Monday October 14 event
Robert Mead, Robert Fischer and Clyde Stuntz are scheduled for an event on Monday October 14, with coverage planned by the Recorder. The notice invites readers to watch for details on the local happenings and venue.
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Ray
James H. Graven
Ist
Buchholz
Iowa
Ipsen
Harry Ipsen
Travelall
Veton
Sacebae
McRoberts
Lowe
Missionary Society
Ivan Clikeman
Caroline Ells
Dale Hildebrand
TVI
Ren
Tecsste Es Omar
Space Command
Pooley Lumber Co
Greene Recorder
Music Mothers
Gene Nettleton
Auctioneering Service
Ant Eeiemeendal
Terry
Pooley Lumber Company
J. P. Hoben
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Wilmar Halfway Station
Gale Wiebke
Vilmar Lowa
Tbs
Sun Girl
Alaska
Blue Lake
Ideal Bakers
Morey’s
West Side
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