Youngtown UMW receives awards
By MARGARET IRELAND
Youngtown correspondent
Donna Kreutziger drove Janet Bryant and I to Russell Friday evening stopping at Salina for supper. We attended the UMW District meeting Saturday hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church. We brought home Monday a five-star award, Gold Mission Today award and seven reading awards. We were second in the district for reading the most books, having completed 72 books. Valley UMW group read 71 so we were lucky to be second. I didn't get all our books reported, however, and will try to do better next year.
Callers at Alvina Hoffman's apartment Saturday afternoon were Leonard and Beverly Ratzlaff from Avon, S.D.
Eileen Sieger was a Tuesday luncheon guest of Leave a Legacy Foundation at Prairie View in Newton. The program was brought by two of the Garvey sisters from Wichita.
Shirley and David Bowers and Margie and John Talbert came Friday afternoon to the home of Howard and Beth Collett to pick apples and enjoy a visit and coffee and dessert.
Rosalie and Leonard Klassen went to Dr. Schroeder's funeral services and luncheon Thursday morning at Eastmoor. Leonard sang at the services. Leonard and Rosalie attended the fundraiser for the Kim Shields benefit Sunday at Lincolnville Lutheran Church. The Klassens attended the Tabor College play Joseph and his Technicolor Dream Coat Sunday afternoon. Rosalie said it was great. They stood in line a while before they were seated. Leonard took Rosalie to the play to celebrate her birthday and Vickie Fisher took her to lunch on Monday in Newton to help her celebrate.
Raymond and Rita Kraus attended the annual Midwest Polka Club hog roast and covered dish dinner, dance and meeting Saturday afternoon at the county lake hall.
Sarah and Rachel Davidson went to Bishop Carroll in Wichita this week and participated as a team in the debate meet. They came in eighth. The Davidson girls are busy with play practice for the upcoming musical being given by Marion High School.
Roy and Rose Olive Hett attended Dr. Schroeder's funeral services Thursday morning at Eastmoor.
Vickie Smolik and Edmund Steiner attended the polka club hog roast and dance Saturday afternoon at the county lake hall.
Jeannine Bateman spent last weekend in Topeka with her daughter Kristine.
Dorothy Hayen fell last Monday night and broke a rib. She is recuperating at Marion Manor and soon will be home again. Leon Hayen visited his mother on Saturday and Marlene and Dave O'Neal from Junction City were Sunday afternoon callers. John, Virginia, Marilyn and Max Hayen have been in to see her several times.
Cy and L. Dena Goertz, David and Jessye Goertz, Patty and Curt Davis, Diana and Clint Jost, Mike and Lori Davis and Matt attended the funeral services for Betty June Sampson Friday morning at Cottonwood Falls. Lunch at Eastmoor followed burial at Marion Cemetery. They gathered at the home of Cy and L. Dena following the lunch for visiting.
Shirley and David Bowers attended the services for Betty June Sampson Friday at Cottonwood Falls.
