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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
3
Havelock Kinters excel in a local music contest with a strong showing of numbers and performance pieces. Judges praise precision and rhythm as contestants vie for top honors in a community event.
Fragmented OCR lists names and events including deaths, services, visitors, card party, and a bridal shower. Mentions Mrs Richard, Mrs Leon Herderson, Harold Valley, and Harold’s Michigan visit. Rebekah judge card party. Oldfield family heart attack. Perrys and Lawrences Buck and Krische at the Legion hall shower for Mrs Mery Smith.
Ruth Point daughter of Will D Point of Havelock married Raymond Becker son of Otto F Becker of Pomeroy in a Waterloo ceremony on March 24. H W Diers officiated at First Lutheran Church. The couple planned to live in Waterloo after a reception at the President hotel.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Varuna Sunday event with names like Uisier and Weyme Maing. It mentions science and a Friday connection, but most specifics and outcomes are unreadable.
A local group schedules a meeting for Monday to discuss upcoming events and organizational matters. The agenda includes planning, member coordination, and possible project initiatives.
The readable fragments describe a page segment with mixed words and partial names. No clear event or identifiable entities present to form a concrete news item.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Mrs Clarence, Mr Susser, and Beve views with a reference to World Order Peace. The readable parts are unclear about dates or places. No clear event or outcome is stated.
A local party honored Mrs. Raile with a 20 name anniversary observance for Sir Baile. Guests enjoyed a yellow theme table, a cake, and a 5067 game. Prizes went to Rena Wilson and Frank Johnson. Eugene Dyvig and Johnson received the top scoring prize. Elaine Anderson and Marvella Ralle served lunch.
The Birtheazy Bridge club met at Verda Hoitorf's home near Porn sroy Wednesday evening with all members present except Charlotte Reent Richards. Mrs Eugene Dyvig received a birthday gift. Eu gene Dying won high score and Vance Wiley had the low. Lunch was served by Mrs Holtorn.
The junior high team lost to Ware 33 15 in the Ware tournament and then fell 16 15 to Pocahontas in a close Friday game.
Mrs. Whitman hosts a March picnic on the Whitman lawn with local teachers. Smith Cole suffered a deep arm cut and side gash from a window accident and required many stitches after Dr. Heathman assisted him. Velma Woehl visits from Kansas City with the Markleys. Ayrshire ministers and wives meet. Havelock and Thimble clubs hold afternoon gatherings.
A long column details returning soldiers including Pvt Jack A James arriving at Chanute Field and Lt Robert C Charlesworth on terminal leave from Guam. It notes family visits in Pocahontas and Des Moines, including Mrs C G James from Los Angeles and Mrs Grace Strathman visiting relatives.
Lawrence Heathman purchases the W. W. Hilton property in Rolfe for 2500 dollars. The upper rooms are an apartment while the post office uses the lower section. The Heathmans will occupy the front rooms as stated.
The Havelock Methodist Church under Pastor J. Albertson offers Sunday school at 10 a.m and morning worship at 11 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets at 7 p.m with choir practice Thursday evening. The Friendly Day circle gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mankle’s home and Sunday night the Youth Fellowship presents a musical program at 7:80. Public is invited.
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