The above photos show a Queen size, or 104 x 120"
quilt, plus two throw pillows, quilted as a fund-raising project by
the Tuesday Club. Please click on the photos to enlarge them
and see the close-up of the quilting.
The club is offering tickets in return for a
donation to the project
$2.00 per ticket or $5.00 for three tickets.
Drawing to be held during
Odebolt Creek Days, June 17 and 18, 2006.
Proceeds will go toward the Tuesday Club's community
projects which include funding for O-A School projects, the Odebolt
Library and Odebolt Museum. The club also takes care of the East
"Welcome to Odebolt" sign and pays for its lighting.
The quilt will be on display at Odebolt banks until
June.
Out-of-town people or
residents interested in donating to the cause may receive
tickets by sending their donation along with their address, phone
number and email address to one of the following:
Thelma Schroeder, P.O. Box 602
Eleanor Peterson, P.O. Box 201
Verna Mae Schwaller, P.O. Box 196
Odebolt, Iowa 51458
From The Chronicle, Vol. 115, No. 15,
April 13, 2006
Odebolt Club Sews Quilt for Raffle - Tuesday Club members worked
hard all year at group 'sew-ins' to create a beautiful queen-sized quilt in
soft pastels and white. It also includes two matching throw pillows.
The quilt will be exhibited at various community
functions and local banks until the give-away presentation to be made during
the Annual Odebolt Creek Days Celebration. During Creek Days the quilt
will be on display in the Odebolt Community Center, and tickets will be fore
sale until the drawing.
Tickets can be purchased from Tuesday Club members for
a 'donation' of $2 per ticket, or $5 for three tickets. Members are:
Jane Bair, Janice Christian, Elaine Gunderson, Betty Hanson, Phyllis Kies, Jan
Lee, Eleanor Peterson, Sally Porter, Elaine Rex, Thelma Schroeder, Verna Mae
Schwaller, Freida Stehr, Arlene Sundell, Joyce Wilken and Lillian Wilson.
Special recognition must be given to Verna Mae
Schwaller and Thelma Schroeder as they were the main 'coaches' during the
quilting sessions! All monies received by the quilt raffle will be used
by the club for Odebolt community projects.
The Tuesday Club has a long list of community
achievements over its 89 years. The club was organized in 1917,
federated in 1919, and defederated in 2000. The Tuesday Club has always
been supportive of Odebolt, having been responsible for many helpful community
projects. Good job, ladies!