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Club News

Entre Nous hears program on L.U.N.A.

Entre Nous Club met at Binford House on May 2 for its last regular luncheon meeting of the 2016-17 year. There were 11 members and two guests present. Hostesses were Marlys Ankrum and Audrey Hafar. President Mary Lou Tappe opened the meeting with members reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and ...

P.E.O. Chapter celebrates 120 Years

P.E.O. Chapter BB of Marshalltown will celebrate 120 continuous years of existence at an afternoon tea on May 21 at the Historic Tallcorn Towers Ballroom. The chapter was established after two women met in 1895. Cornelia Singleton, a nurse and wife of an ophthalmologist, and a teacher, Nettie ...

Bobcat Special Olympics topic at Kiwanis PM

The regular meeting of the Kiwanis P.M. Club was held Wednesday at O’Hungry’s. President elect Greg Baker called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence. Ann Kent introduced speaker Jennifer Hart representing Special Olympics. Hart, Parks and ...

Students in charge of Rotary for the day, discuss ‘Rock the Roundhouse’

A large number of Student Rotarians were on hand to take charge of the May 2 Rotary meeting at Elmwood. Immaculate Edwin provided background music during the luncheon after which Isabella Pederson rang the bell to kick things off. Aspen Chadderdon led in a leadership-themed prayer and the ...

Youth Standing Strong presented at Matins

Matins Kiwanis met Thursday morning at 6:30 a.m. in the Salvation Army building and were greeted by Steve Bolar. After the Pledge of Allegiance, the invocation was delivered by Frank Moran. A Token Fine was paid by Joe Robertson and Happy Dollars were donated from Andy Schwandt, Paul Heckman ...

Noon Lions hears about Central Iowa RSVP

On Monday, the usual lunch and meeting rituals were presided over by Marshalltown Noon Lions President Wally Paige. Allan Thoreson, program director, introduced Linda Von Holten, volunteer coordinator of Central Iowa RSVP. RSVP, a national program with units across the country, originated in ...