North Central Iowa
Genealogical Society
Box 237
Mason City, Iowa 50402-0237
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Committees:
Executive Meets: 12:30 PM Saturday
August 7, 2010
12:30 p.m. at
the LDS Church
1309 Kentucky Ave. S.
Mason City, Iowa
Program
Meets:
TO BE
ANNOUNCED
Obituary
Meets: 10:15 AM Tuesday
August 10, 2010
Lower Level Conference Room
Clear Lake Public Library
Clear Lake, Iowa
January Dues
Each year NCIGS members renew
their $10.00 dues in January. Please visit the Join NCIGS
link in the menu bar above and open Annual Renewal.
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****NOTE: Moving day will
be coming soon for our NCIGS Library. Volunteers
are needed for packing our materials for the move back.
Contact Sandra or Bill if you can help in any way.
***Research Policy update! Please check out our research
page here!
NEXT MEETING at 1:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, August 7, 2010
at the LDS Church!
Back in Time:
a Visit with Carrie Chapman Catt, activist for
women’s suffrage and world peace
In period costume, Linda Hughes will discuss
the life and work of Carrie Chapman Catt. From
her early days growing up on a farm on the Iowa
prairie, to her days at Iowa State University,
to her presidency of the National American Women
Suffrage Association, Mrs. Catt was a tireless
worker for women’s rights and world peace. A
short power point presentation about the
National 19th Amendment Association and its work
to preserve Carrie’s legacy will accompany the
impersonation.
1:30 p.m. SATURDAY, October 2, 2010
at the LDS Church!
Max Handley
of the
Marble Rock Historical Society will present the program
"Preserving the past for the future"
Mr. Handley was a depression
baby and has lived in Marble Rock his entire
life excluding time at Iowa State College. As a
result, he has a "working knowledge" of many
historic Marble Rock people and events. Mr.
Handley is retired from Sukup Manufacturing Co.,
Sheffield, where he served as Sales Manger and
later Director of Marketing. Prior to Sukup, he
worked as World-Wide Service Manger for
Oliver/White Farm in Charles City.
Mike Gibson, who staffs the LDS Family
History Library, offers the following research
opportunities:
Current Family History Center hours are:
Tuesday & Thursday
11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Saturday
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (closed during NCIGS meetings
N.C.I.G.S. meets at
the Family History Center, LDS Church
Library Renovation estimated at 18 months.
During construction our NCIGS
society will meet monthly in the
genealogy room at the LDS church.
The church
offered access to equipment
which includes a TV, VCR and DVD,
Wireless Internet, Video projector
and screen system.
Our society
graciously thanks the LDS church.
Driving directions to 1309 S
Kentucky Ave, Mason City, IA 50401
1.8 miles
– about
6 minutes
Mason City Public
Library 225 2nd St SE
Mason City, IA 50401
1.
Head west on
2nd St SE
toward S
Pennsylvania Ave
108 ft
2.
Turn left at
S
Pennsylvania Ave
0.3 mi
3.
Turn left at
18/6th St SE/IA-122
Continue to
follow 18/IA-122
0.3 mi
4.
Turn right at
18/5th St SE/IA-122
Continue to
follow 18/IA-122
0.6 mi
5.
Turn right at
S Kentucky Ave/Quail Ave
Destination will
be on the left
0.6 mi
LDS Genealogy Room
1309 S Kentucky Ave Mason
City, Iowa 50401
Back in Time: a Visit with Carrie Chapman Catt,
activist for women’s suffrage
and world peace. In period
costume,
Linda Hughes
will discuss
the life and work of Carrie
Chapman Catt.
Sept., 2010
NO MEETING Have a Safe Labor Day Weekend!
Oct. 2, 2010
Max Handley
of the
Marble Rock Historical Society
will present the program
"Preserving the past for the
future"
