Indianola Rotary marks 100 years
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Steve Wieneke, district governor, was on hand to help celebrate Indianola Rotary's 100th birthday, which included recognizing Paul Harris Fellows. Paul Harris Fellows have given $1,000 or more to support Rotary. Those honored Thursday included, from left, Pat O'Meara, recognized as a Paul Harris plus one; Doug Bylund, Indianola parks and recreation, who was named an honorary Paul Harris Fellow for his dedication to the community; and Earl Butler, who is designing and building a disc golf course at McCord Park, Rotary's 100th anniversary project. Club president Paul Dalluge and past president Michael Kleene presented the awards.
- MARK DAVITT / Indianola Independent Advocate
Chris Bertelson of the Rotary Club of Winterset presented the Indianola club with 100 happy dollars to celebrate the club's 100th birthday. Happy dollars are how the club celebrates fellowship, humor and pride in its milestones, explained Sergeant at arms Todd Kielkopf.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
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Current and former Rotarians met for a group photo as the club celebrated its 100th birthday Thursday in Indianola. Check out the prankster who's on both ends of this panoramic photo.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
Steve Wieneke, district governor, was on hand to help celebrate Indianola Rotary's 100th birthday, which included recognizing Paul Harris Fellows. Paul Harris Fellows have given $1,000 or more to support Rotary. Those honored Thursday included, from left, Pat O'Meara, recognized as a Paul Harris plus one; Doug Bylund, Indianola parks and recreation, who was named an honorary Paul Harris Fellow for his dedication to the community; and Earl Butler, who is designing and building a disc golf course at McCord Park, Rotary's 100th anniversary project. Club president Paul Dalluge and past president Michael Kleene presented the awards.
- MARK DAVITT / Indianola Independent Advocate
District governor Steve Wieneke presented Indianola club president Paul Dalluge with a certificate from the International Rotary Club marking the 100th birthday of Indianola Rotary.
- MARK DAVITT / Indianola Independent Advocate
About 50 current and former Rotarians, friends, family and guests gathered for fellowship and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Indianola Rotary.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
About 50 current and former Rotarians, friends, family and guests gathered for fellowship and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Indianola Rotary.
- MARK DAVITT / Advocate
Paul Dalluge, president of the Rotary Club of Indianola, speaks during the club's 100th anniversary celebration Thursday.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
Chris Bertelson of the Rotary Club of Winterset presented the Indianola club with 100 happy dollars to celebrate the club's 100th birthday. Happy dollars are how the club celebrates fellowship, humor and pride in its milestones, explained Sergeant at arms Todd Kielkopf.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
Steve Wieneke, district governor, applauds during the 100th anniversary celebration of Indianola Rotary Thursday.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
Terry Pauling, a member of the Indianola Rotary Board of Directors, provides some of the history of Indianola Rotary and its projects during the club's 100th birthday celebration on Thursday.
- MARK DAVITT / Independent Advocate
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