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Support the Merchant That Advertises He Makes This News Coverage Possible. THE ROCK NEWS Dedicated to Better Promote the Interests of Marble Rock and Community. PAGE FIVE THE MARBLE ROCK NEWS Wednesday, September 19, 1956 No. 7 Rites Held For Andrew Jondl Andrew Jandl, 79, passed away quite suddenly at his home in Marble Rock, Saturday, September 15 at 10:30 a. m.

Mr. Jandl suffered a stroke about three years ago and never fully recovered from its effects. He was born December 25, 1877, in Prague, Czechoslovakia, and came to America when 14 years of age. lived first in Roseville Community. In 1900 lie was united in mar- rigae to Mary K.

Musil also of Roseville. The new home was established on a farm near Dougherty. A few years later Mr. and Mrs. Jandl moved to a farm near Marble Rock, where they lived until 1943, when they retired to a home in Marble Rock.

Mr. Jandl was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church at Roseville. For many years he was a member- of the board of directors of the Farmers Co-operative Elevator and also served as President for some years. He is by his wife, two daughters, Mrs.

Patrick Rouse of Paton, and Mrs. Paul Erb, of Floyd, grandson, James Erb and one sister, who is still living in Czechoslovokia. His parents, two brothers and one sister preceded him in death. The Rosary was said at 8:00 p.m. Sunday at the home and Funeral services were held at 9:00 a.m.

Monday at Roseville, conducted by. Rev. P. W. Kirchhoff.

Union Leaders Met Last Wednesday The September 12th meeting of the Union Leaders 4-H club was held at the Marble Rock School iwitih thirteen members and two leaders present. Two new members present were Judy Johnson and Mary Taylor. Officers elected for the fol- Jowing year are as follows: President Connie Grahlman, Vice- president Janice Krueger, Secretary Jane Balkenende, Treasurer Edith Shultz, Historian Margar' et Shultz, and Reporter Jolene 4-H Officers were Installed Wednesday The joint installation of boys and girls County 4-H officers was held at the Fair. Grounds at Charles City Wednesday evening. The out-going officers from Marble Rock were: Pat Heft, President and Edith Shultz, Historian.

The new officers from Marble Rock are Connie Grahlman, President; Janice Krueger, Reporter and Larry Staudt, Historian. Pat Heft was installing officer. Johnson. Committees appointed for Installation of Officers, which will be held October 2, are as follows: Food; Jolene Johnson, Linda Hillman, Margaret Shultz, Connie Grahlman, Ruth Adams and Jane Balkenende. Program; a i Krueger, Mary Taylor and Judy Johnson.

Invitation; Judy Balkenende, Janice Milton and Sandra Smith. Entertainment, Edith Shultz, Karen Schrage and Lynne Overbiy. The program and activities for the following year were discussed. Hostesses were Jolene Johnson and Janice Krueger. Reporter, Jane Balkenende Natalia Club Met With Mrs.

Keith The Natalia Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Keith with Mrs. Clyde Thieman as co-hostess. Mrs. Andrew Frascht and Mrs.

Alton Keith were on the program committee. A short social afternoon was spent following the program. The hostesses served refreshments. Colin McAuleys 7 Observed Wedding Anniversary Thurs. Mr.

and Mrs. Colin observed their 57th wedding an-' niversary Thursday with a co-op- September 30' will be Promo- at their tion Da in the Methodist Sun- Methodists to Hold Rally Day Rally Daiyi will be observed at the Methodist Church on Sunday, September 23 during morning church services. A dedication of all Sunday School Teachers and Officers for the coming year will be conducted. Bibles will be presented to those promoted from the primary to the Junior Department. Rally Day is the time special attention is given to Christian Education in the local church school and lifts up its importance in the total life of the church.

MARBLE ROCK Mrs. Cliff Reed was a Mason City visitor Wednesday. Vern Losee, Clyde Losee accompanied by Earl Losee of Rockwell left Saturday afternoon Returned Home From Trip To East Mrs. Bird Keith and Mrs. Maude Vorhes in company with Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Parcher of Rockford arrived home Thursday afternoon from their 3,000 mile trio to Eastern Points. Some of the interesting features on the trip were the boat ride across Lake Michigan, Hhe visit to Niagara Falls, and across the border into Canada, the liysburg Battlefield, the view of President Eisenhowers farm home as seen from the battlefield about one-half mile distance (no nearer approach allowed), the several mountain ranges in that region, and the cotton fields farther south. A stop was made at Memphis, tennessee for a visit with "Ike" Hillman and family where a trip was made to the Naval Air Base. Another stop enroute home was made at Howards Ridge, Miss- 'buri for a ghort visit with, Ike Chamberlain.

Altogether the par- entered 12 states on the trip. Bridge Club Met In W. Marsh Home The Contract Bridge Club met with- Mrs. Walter Marsh -at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs.

Richard Rohwedder was a guest. Following the 7 o'clock dessert luncheon served by the hostess the evening was spent at bridge. High score going to Mrs. Rudy Schlwartz, Second high to Mrs. Will Barth and Traveling to Mrs.

Will Stabenow. on a fishing trip to Lake Mille Lacs, Minnesota. They returned Tuesday. Mrs. Vern Losee accompanied them as far as Fertile she will spend the weekend with her sister, Mrs.

Eva Paulken. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Patton and Davdd visited Mrs. R.

E. Patton, Mason City last Sunday afternoon. Miss Marjorie Jones of Chicago was an overnight guest Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merfield.

Mrs. Stanley Bartnek, Mr. and Mrs. John Kander of New Buffalo, Michigan came Thursday to spend the week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Lamb. The ladies are sister in law and niece respectively of Mrs. Lamb, Arthur Helson and daughters, Mrs. Jesse Knighton and Mrs. Getzelman all of Syca- erative family dinner home.

Those who attended the Earl McAuleys, the Frank Johnston family and the Melvin Mc- Aulejy family, all of Charles City and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Brown. There were other callers in the afternoon. day School. 8th Graders Viewed Art Exhibit Friday Members of the 8th grade at school made a trip to Waverly Friday to see an Art Exhibit at Wartburg -College of pictures drawn and painted by children 10 to 14 years of age in Paris.

Pictures have already been sent The Methodist Men gathered from this country to Paris in at the church last Monday eve- exchange which is a good-will ning for tihe first meeting since gesture between schools of the Methodist Men Held First Fall Meeting the summer recess. The officers for year, previously elected assumed their duties as follows: President Don Harms, Vice-President Leon Marsh, 'and Secretary-Treasurer Max Handley. Dick Marsh showed slides taken while in service, of points in England, Germany, France, Bel- tihe gium, Holland, and along Mediteranian. A lunch was served by the men. Fifteen members were in attendance.

two countries. The 8th graders the coming also visited other points of interest on the Wartburg Campus. Rebekah Circle Mrs. Susie Bohl was hostess at the regular meeting of the Rebekah. Circle Wednesday afternoon at their hall.

This was the first meeting since tiie summer vacation. High score at "500" went to Mrs. John Ewald, Low to Mrs. Walter Maxson and Traveling to Mrs. Elmer Lines.

GENE "GABBY" NETTLETON Auctioneer Insurance Agent Phone Greene 25-F-12 Attended Meeting Mrs. Herschel Handley, Mrs. Wilbur Munshower- and Mrs. Floyd Wilson attended a luncheon at Club Iowa and a Meeting Preached Here Rev. Thorlakson of Lamont preached at both morning and evening services at Bethel Baptist Church in the.

absence of the pastor who is on vatation. W. S. C. S.

Held Regular Meeting The Womans Society of Christian Service held a regular meeting at the Methodist Church basement on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Menry Ewald and Mrs. Walter Miaxson were Hostesses. Mrs.

Robert Carney gave the lesson on the theme "The Spirit of Christ lor all of She was assisted by Mrs. Josie Keith, Mrs. John Oser, Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Mrs. Rudy Schwartz, Mrs.

Henry Ewald, Mrs. DeMa Wilson and Mrs. Max Handley! who read the Seven Quadrennial Goals for the period from 1956 to 1960. A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. Leo Stroud accompanied by Mrs.

Andrew Carney. An afternoon lunch was served by the hostesses. Auxiliary Met With Mrs. Wilson The Auxiliary of the American Legion was entertained by Mrs. Cliff Wilson at her home in Scott Tuesday afternoon.

The regular business meeting was conducted by the President. Plans were made to attend the 4th District Convention to be held -at Clear Lake on October 7th. A package of fall clothing was sent to an assigned girl. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Elevator Completed is complete government The new elevator to the extent that of the County Cancer Society at corn was taken in through the Charles City Tuesday.

past week. I To Mr. Albert Mahnke ON THE COMPLETION OF YOUR NEW BUILDING and to The Greene Recorder IN THEIR NEW ESTABLISHMENT was our pleasure to apply the 20 Year Bonded Asphalt and Gravel Roof and 1" Roof Deck Insulation. Knock Becker Dealer For Rusco Combination Windows and Doors Roofing Insulation Siding Charles City, Iowa more, Illinois came Tuesday to visit Mrs. Cory Wilson.

Mr. Helson is a twin brother of Mrs. Wilson and her guests made a sightseeing trip to Spillville and Festina. Mrs. Ted Kenyon of Greene was an overnight guest in the Carl Truex home Sunday.

Mrs. Martin Knutson and Mrs. Lewin Multhoff both of Mason City and their father, Mr. Sch- umaloer were callers in the home of Mrs. Mable Schmidt, Tuesday afternoon.

Rev. Baker of Rockford preached in the Methodist Church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Max Paige. The next meeting of the Womans Society of Christian Service will be held at the Methodist Church September 27th with Mrs. Charles Hoil and Mrs.

Ruth Ewald, hostesses. Mrs. Kenneth Bucklen, Mrs. Dasie Varley, Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs.

Fred Smith, were Waterloo visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Ben Thieman, 'Mrs. Weldon Suit, Billy Thieman, Anthony LutJher, Mrs. Bernice Innes accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Renyon of Greene went to Waukon Friday morning to attend the funeral of Jack Luther, a. brother of several of the party. Mr. Luther passed away! Tuesday.

Donna Lamb of Charles City spent Thursday wijh her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Truex anc daughter Charlotte drove to Iowa City where she entered the University Hospital for Nurses training.

Miss Bertha Keller of Charles City was a dinner guest of Mrs. Lina Shaefer Thursday. She also called Mrs. Claire Moon and attended a meeting of the Womans Society of Christian Service. Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Marshall of Charles City were callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Blum last Sunday afternoon. Mr.

Marshall is a nephew of Mr. Blum. Mrs. Kate Heft of Rockford spent last Week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Lamb. Rev. and 'Mrs. Max Paige spent the week end in Illinois attending the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mrs. Paige's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bullemer and daughter Joyce of Wapello spent last week end in the R. B. Bullemer home.

Mrs. Ruth Ewald attended a shower for her neice Leona Rodman at the home of Mrs. Robert Fober at Clarksville, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Welsh of Clear Lake were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Enabnit. Mrs. Russel Smith and Mrs.

Daisy Varley were Mason City visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, R. B. BuUemer were dinner guests of Miss Ann Logeman at Manly on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O'Connell and son John of Chicago, came Thursday to visit a week in the parental Leo Staudt home. Marvin Schmitt enrolled Sunday at Loras College in Dubuque. A family gathering of the Blum family occurred in the Marble Rock Park Sunday.

A cooperative dinner was enjoyed. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Blum and family, and Philip Blum of Rocfcford. Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Blum and son Larry 1 of Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kingery and fomily, Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Blum and guest, Mrs. Martiha Dandridge, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Staudt, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Parcher and family and Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald' Hershey and family of Hazelton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goetzinger and daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Goetzinger, Karen, Margaret, and Jerry were Sunday dinner guests of Esther Goetzinger at Nashua, in honor of Leona Goetzinger of LaCrosse, Wiscon- sen who was also a guest. Mrs. Russell Smith and Mrs. Daisy Varley entertained Mr. and Mrs.

Frank of Aredale, Mr. and Mrs. Roy -Crabtree of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family at dinner Sunday noon at the Moon Cafe, the Crabtrees were also guests at evening lunch in the Smith home.

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Blum and Mrs. Martha Dandridge were Charles City shoppers Tuesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Lamb, Marvin Lamb and Alice Smith spent Thursday evening in the Carl Lairib home at Allison, in honor of Kathy Lambs 3rd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Handley spent Friday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Dwight Hildebrand in Mason City. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Enabnit and oaby spent Sunday evening in the William Freeseman home at Greene, Mrs.

Russell Smith and Mrs. Daisy Varley iwere Mason City visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Newell were guests of Mrs.

Maude Vorhes at dinner Sunday. In the afternoon Mrs. Vorhes and her guests called on Mrs. Nellie Randell. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Handley entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Merrick and family of Charles City, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Grahlman and family. The occasion honored the birthday of Connie Grahlman. Frances Schrader of Willnjet- te Illinois is visiting her sister, Genevieve Schrader and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne Fowler and Michael of Floyd were Sunday afternoon callers in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ewald and Miss Ruth Ewald. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Staudlt went to Des Moines Tuesday of this week to attend the Iowa Poultry Improvement Association. Guests at Sunday dinner in the Bird Keith home were Mr. anc Mrs. Lloyd Gates and Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Gates and family all of Nashua. The was in honor of Andrea Gate's one 24 Hour Ambulance Service P. G. Hamilton, Funeral Director year old birthday which was Saturday and Mrs. Keith's birthday which was September 12th.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. Daisy Varley, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Smith and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly, a cousin of Leonard Kelly and Mrs. Merfeld. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Melugin and family of Fredericksburg were supper guests of Mr. 'and Mrs.

Darrow Gates Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kingeriy S.M.C.OWJ J.TJ.J. Henke of Aredale at Lutheran an fanul ere guests Church supper at Greene Thoirs- Mr- and Mrs.

Art Parker on Rev. and Mrs. Thorlakson of Lamont were entertained at dinner Sunday in the Parker home. i Mr. Walter Maxson, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Merfeld and family attended the Saddle Club picnic an trail ride at Nashua on Sunday. I day evening. I Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mer-i feld drove to Wall Lake Thursday to. attend the funeral of Ralph' Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Logan and family of Dougherty were guests in the Leonard Kelly home Saturday. (continued on page 12) Dr. J. P. Hoben Veterinarian Greene Iowa Mr.

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