Karen Colwell (center) and Mary Kenagy (right) were honored as 50-year members of Iowa ET, the National TTT Society, when that chapter met recently at the First Presbyterian Church. Deb Nuss (left), chapter president, presented them with 50-year guards for their TTT emblems and noted that ...
On behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Iowa, JoAnn Klein of Conrad ALA Unit 681 presented Hailey Klein the Good Deed Award, which is presented in recognition of a good deed, community service or humanitarian contribution — celebrating service, not self. Over the past few ...
“It is our pleasure to award $1,000 scholarships to Taylor Jones, Jolcey Santana and Callie Tuttle,” said Ladonna Allison, chair of the local scholarship committee for Chapter BB. Jones is the daughter of Christopher and Jennifer Jones. She plans on attending University of Northern Iowa to obtain a nursing degree. She would like to work in a children’s hospital. Santana is the daughter of David and Charlotte Santana. She plans to attend Iowa State University and major in microbiology. Tuttle, the daughter of Troy and Sara Tuttle will attend the University of Iowa and major in ...
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO P.E.O. Chapter NU met May 16 at the home of Beth Grumstrup. Pictured are Mary Stevens, left, of the Calendar Committee and Linda Ketchem, who presented the program on her welded yard art as seen here. Martha Brestel and Becky Deimerly served on the tea committee. Recently ...
LISCOMB — Liscomb Legion Auxiliary Unit 87 met on May 10 at the home of Sharon Hatch in Whitten. The group enjoyed a brunch before the 1 p.m. meeting. Five members were present. Pres. Hatch called the meeting to order. Chaplain Dorothy Sorensen gave the opening devotion prayer. A moment of silence for the MIA/POW and deceased veterans was observed. Members recited the Pledge of Allegiance and the Auxiliary Preamble. The secretary read the April minutes, approved as read. Hatch read Flanders Field, and told about the poppy. National Poppy Day is May 27. She read about the poppy ...
The Marshall County Retired School Personnel Association met May 16 at the Marshalltown Library. A potluck luncheon was enjoyed by all before the performance. Members were entertained by nine students from the Marshalltown High School chorus led by instructor, Amy Ose. The soloists, duets, trio and mixed double quartet sang pieces they had performed at recent contests. The meeting was called to order by Carole Permar, president. There were 24 members present. Minutes were read by Secretary, Barb Vana. The treasurer’s report was given by Otto Welfring. Recent expenses were for ...
