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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
7
A dense schedule from Peace Lutheran, Our Savior’s, Calvin Christian Reform, First Christian, and other churches details worship times, catechism classes, choir practices, youth programs, and special events for January including confirmations and Sunday services. Name references include Alfred Kaupins and Rev. John Engbers among others with activities at various congregations.
January 8 7:30 p m Climbing Clovers 4 H group met at Mary and Susan Bander s home Minerva Weicker led with the Pledge of Allegiance and fall call What I want to fear in foods and nutrition was spoken Two illustrated talks covered measuring ingredients and making meringue Susan Bauder demonstrated Instant Puddings A special meeting for April 29 was discussed The meeting closed with recreation led by Jan Van Berkel and a lunch hosted by Mary Susan and their mother
The Rock Valley Federated Woman's Club met at Mrs. Raymond Roloff's home on Friday January 12 with 9 members present. Election results named Mrs. E. B. Haas as president, Mrs. Hein Kosters as vice president, Mrs. L. R. Hegg as secretary, Mrs. Chas. Gay as treasurer, with Mrs. Fannie Calsbeek and Clara Miler as directors. Adult Driver Education, led by Mrs. Walter Vander Well, was presented as a quiz on stop signs road signs and speeds. Lunch followed served by Mrs. Roloff with hostess Mrs. Lee Schlecty.
A speaker condemns smoking as selfish and harmful to others. It argues not smoking is a civic duty in shared spaces like hospitals, eating places, airplanes, committee rooms, and churches. The piece urges smokers to exercise decency and curb their habit to spare others from secondhand smoke.
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