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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
6
Miss Clara Gunderson one of 30 chosen for Tomahawk at Iowa State University. Local events include confirmation dinner, gun show attendance, and involvement in Defense Stamps sales. A pool hall burglary and civic appointments noted along with moves, visits, and weekend travels of residents and families across Rolfe and nearby towns.
Twenty years ago Tom Clark son of Dr and Mrs T S Clark played on the Beta Theta Pi basketball team at Iowa State College Ames winning the Class D fraternity basketball championship. Mrs Fred McKim and Mrs Lawrence Henderson visited Mrs Melvin Pedersen and new son at the Emmetsburg hospital. Mrs Alice Mortensen and Mrs Barbara Olerich of the Tuesday Club were named delegates to the County Convention of Federated Clubs.
Thirty years ago on April 9 1942 Lois Schneck Roberta Kennedy Allan Loman Don ald Nelson and Jean Mather were home from Cedar Falls for the Easter vacation. Mr and Mrs A V Grasber traveled to Randolph Texas to visit their son Gerald a cadet in the air corps.
Ames society notes list Mrs R E Houck and Mrs George Arnold of Plover among Tuesday supper guests of Hilda and Fremond Nielsen. Attendees at a Starlite Ft Dodge luncheon included Mrs George Beckord and her daughter Mrs Steve Swails of Iowa City with Grace Schill honored before her June marriage to Syd Beckord. Dinner Sunday at Curt Kerns home welcomed Kenton Kerns family of St Paul and others including Mr and Mrs Chester Truelsen Fremond Nielsen and Cleve Kerns family.
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