ROILFE AREA HOUSEHOLD HAPPENINGS AND FAMILY MOVES
Community notes from Rolfe describe Mrs. Bernice Hauck helping son James Hauck and family move to a new Des Moines home. Don Firkins and Mrs. Firkins visit from Oklahoma City for an 18 day furlough with grandparents in Rolfe and parents in Emmetsburg. A birthday party for Mrs. Eliza Short and Mrs. Nell Showers is hosted by Mrs. A. D. Clear, with hostess Mrs. R. C. Grant assisting. Joyce and Janie Perrin stay with grandparents as parents move to Audubon. Glen Gaskill is ferried by Streit ambulance to Des Moines Veterans Hospital for medical observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
E. H
Eliza Short
Nell Showers
A. D. Clear
R. C. Grant
Joyce
Janie Perrin
L. A. Hansen
Audubon
Glen Gaskill
Streit Ambulance
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Rolfe High forward named to sixth all state team
Twenty years ago Harry Murray of Rolfe high sedicol basketball earned selection as forward on the Des Moines Register sixth all state team. The honor places him among the 30 best high school players in Iowa. A son named Bruce Roger was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hermansen Suntar on April 1 at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Murray
Rolfe High Sedicol
Des Moines Register
Albert Hermansen Suntar
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Dodge
Bruce Roger
Loren Family Ties Mentioned Amid War News
Mrs E P Loren and relatives are with Loren Thompson aboard the U S S Fanshaw Bay after a transfer. Lt Robert Obrecht reports eye injuries from combat in Germany on March 21. Frances Hash wed Ray Smith in a brief ceremony on March 31. Dinner guests at the Shimon and Pease homes include multiple local families. Pocahontas visitors cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Loren
G. G. Butler
H. I. Wickie
Bernice Loren
Dodge Jerry Carlson
Frances Hash
Ray Smith
Bertha Smith
Rolfe
Victor Shimon
John Lawman
Orville
Loren Pease
Sylvester
Franklin Majorowicz
Beverly
Sherry
Merle MecAninch
Carrie Holt
Janice Rickard
Vera Jean Holt
Pocahontas
Bixler Birthday Surprise Honors Carla on 11th
On Carla Bixler’s 11th birthday, a surprise party was held at the Bixler home Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Smith attended the Des Moines concert to hear Jeanette McDonald Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Young hosted a house dance Friday with lunch served. Ira Beth Truelton and Elroy Ripperger won top citizenship honors at D.M.T. April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Bixler
Bixler
G. Fred Smith
Des Moines
Jeanette McDonald
D. E. Young
Ira Beth Truelton
Elroy Ripperger
D.M.T
Crossword puzzle clues across list reel
Crossword puzzle across clues include Wound mark applaud nine girl s nan ten kingly twelve a western farm thirteen make amends fr fourteen topaz humming bird fifteen beast of burden sixteen continent abbr seventeen becomes softer as with eye twenty little girl twenty one night bird twenty two fencing sword twenty three heathen twenty six an alloy twenty seven in bed twenty eight distress call twenty nine wharf inhabitant thirty a social set thirty four equal thirty five foremost part thirty six in what manner thirty seven cud chewing mammal thirty nine choice group pound one portcullis forty two fishes forty three places forty four matures as wine twenty five
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Crossword Clue Snippet Last Week's Saturday Answer
Puzzle fragment lists clues including 33 Female sheep 35 Finest 38 Before 39 Greek Jetter 40 Ear. This brief reads as a partial crossword header with incomplete entries and no solutions provided.
Senior class honors and local incidents in Pocahontas
Leta Mae Kilbourn named most attractive senior girl while Alvin Vaughn won most eligible bachelor. Darwin Roberts from Pocahontas visited over the weekend at his parents home. Ampe Green assists in Shriner grocery during Mr Shriner's absence. Elle DeWolt's car damaged slightly by fire on Main street in front of Shriners store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Kilbourn
Alvin Vaughn
Darwin Roberts
Pocahontas
Mrs. V. Roberts
Ampe Green
Shriner
Elle DeWolt
Main Street
Shriners
Rolfe region notes report local events in 1935
Grease Nielsen recovers after throat infection at Community Service station. A hog attack on Wesley Hronek on his Roosevelt township farm injures him and breaks a finger. Jimmy Melinthe celebrates 16th birthday with classmates and teacher Miss Lucile Bucher as guest. Carol Joanne Shimer, 53 pounds, is born to Clement and Mrs. Shimer. Rolfe crowds witness a lively Saturday night as town stays on the map. Primary 17 south of Mallard construction begins with culverts. paving slated May 1. Labor split between Peecahontas county relief list and Palo Alto county workers. Marion Ham assists with interior decor at A. A. Firkins home. Carol Barbour joins N. J. Meurer household staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielsen
Wesley Hronek
Roosevelt Township
Jimmy MelInthe
Lucile Bucher
Sheila Jolliffe
Humboldt
Clement Shimer
Carol Joanne
Rolfe
Mallard
Carol Barbour
N. J
Electrical grinder added to store equipment
Andy Eikenberry has added a fine electrical coffee grinder to his store equipment and can now grind your favorite beverage without undue exertion. John Lothian sports a new red mail wagon. Ole Olson and Buddy Morrison visited Chardan. Mrs. August Studer fell through a porch floor and was bruised. She was treated at her daughter Mrs Patrick Shennassey. A delightful rain visited the locality on Wednesday. Russell Harris wears a cane after a bruised ankle from unloading lumber for J T Grant. Beth and Olive Bryan of Sioux City are visiting at Helen Cleaver and Janie Gorzon of Lake Forest is visiting at C M Webb. SHOP IN ROLFE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Eikenberry
John Lothian
Ole Olson
Buddy Morrison
Sanday
August Studer
Patrick Shennassey
Russell Harris
J. T Grant
Beth
Olive Lucile Bryan
Sioux City
Helen Cleaver
Janie Gorzon
Lake Forest
C. M. Webb
Mystery 2272 location clue and Teen Hop set for May 1
The Arrow teases a prize for correctly identifying the 2272 image location, hinting at Holy Week. The next TEEN HOP is Saturday May 1 from 8 to 11 30 p.m. with volunteers welcome to share chaperone duties and help. thanks to participants and organizers.
Roe Jaycees host first teen dance at Jaycee Hall
A letter from a Rolfe Jaycees official reports the first teen dance held at the Jaycee Hall last Saturday night. He notes a good turnout and hopes subsequent dances will be even more popular and held regularly with chaperones present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe Jaycees
Jaycee Hall
Jaycees
Local Family Weekend Visit From Spencer Kin
Locals Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jensen and David of Spencer spent the weekend with Albert Jensen and Lois Rickard, visiting family and staying at the parental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jensen
David of Spencer
Albert Jensen
Lois Rickard
Graduates and local visits noted at Mankato area
Among recent graduates at Mankato State College was Mrs Wayne Opheim formerly Barbara Fisher. The Opheims have lived in Mankato the past three years since Mr Opheim joined the college faculty. Various local households welcomed guests including the Tiernan, Bruce, Ferguson, Fangman, Heathman, and Isacson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato State College
Wayne Opheim
Barbara Fisher
Wm. Fisher
Opheims
Mankato
Opheim
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Greg Kaiser
Marion Bruce
Iowa
aspirAtion
Roilfe
Grand Canyon
Pilot Creek
Arrow
J.C
Russ Winkleblack Teen Dance Chinn
Joe Tiernan
Manson
Helen Bruce
Dale Ferguson
Floyd Ferguson
Havelock
H. J. Fangman
Alfred Hellman
Bancroft
Bob Allen
Wm. F. Allen
Clarence Heathman
Virgil Heathman
Owattona
Minn
Roger van Gorgom
Rutland
Orval Heathman
Lester Crouch
Williams
Harold Breckler
Joe Reigelsberger
Minneapolis
Tuesaday
City
Gablerts
Daytons
Walker Art Center
Einer Isacson
Forest Park
Ill
Ray Isacson
Nevada
Art Smith
Ray Isacsons
George Shriner
Virginia of Palmer
Grover Shriner
Floyd Kallem
Kallem Construction
Locust Rolfe
Pocahontas, Iowa
Coin Operated
Hanson
Steve Siles
Silage
James Dewolf Rolfe
Hanson Silo CO
Lakeview
N. A
Jim) Wilson
L. W. Feldman
Oyei
Wold Hardware
E. O. Loxterkamp, M.D
Rolfe Clinic
R. B. Ranney
E. P. Hansen
Optometrist
Joseph Schoofs
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