The Horton Senior Citizens had to reschedule their outing to see the Everest Community Historical Society’s Laundry iron collection due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict. The visit is rescheduled to September. Watch our article or Facebook page for details if you are interested in joining us.
The Horton Senior Citizens Center is proud to announce that they are one of the sponsors of the upcoming Brown County Senior Social at the Fisher Center in Hiawatha, to be held on Sept. 25. The social will be totally free for all seniors with music, refreshments, door prizes and the KNZA wheel with cash prizes! Join us from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
The Horton Senior Citizens met Tuesday for Coffee Group and we celebrated birthdays with those who were born in August with strawberry cupcakes and other treats.
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The Horton Senior Center had their monthly carry in dinner on Tuesday, June 17 with 25 members and guests attending.
The members of the Horton Senior Center welcomed friends from Vintage Park on Monday, June 9. We had a good time visiting and a big thank you to Patsy Killoren for providing some treats. One member and a visitor took a quick tour of our veterans park.
The members of the Horton Senior Citizens Center wants to welcome Judith Williams who has volunteered to be our receptionist at the Center. She will be here several days each week to help visitors with any questions they may have or just welcome and visit. Be sure to drop in and welcome her!
The Horton Senior Citizens held their monthly board meeting and carry in meal on May 20. It was decided at the meeting to have a fund raiser to help pay for the monthly operating expenses at the Center. We will be serving beef burgers, chips of your choice, a beverage of your choice, and cookies during the Car Show, Farmers Market and city wide garage sales on May 31 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. We are located in downtown Horton at 116 W. 8th St.
Members of the Horton Senior Citizens Center took a tour of the Werner Wagon Works on Tuesday, May 5. We enjoyed seeing some “works in progress” and hearing about all of the wagons that were built in Horton and shipped all over the U.S.A. Donnie and his wife Connie Werner have significant knowledge from building or refurbishing antique wagons. Many thanks to them both for taking the time to show us their business and answering all our questions.
The Horton Senior Citizens are happy to have new chairs and blinds! They arrived last week. Many thanks to Larry Paulsen, Phil Wiley and Dean Mercer for getting the blinds installed and also to Janice Langdon for helping to get the chairs unwrapped and set up in the center. We would not have been able to make these improvements without the generous donations from our friends.