Septic Tanks Pumped by Harold Morey in West Bend
Harold Morey offers septic tank pumping services in West Bend reachable at 887-2571 or 887-3722. Classified line notes typing paper for sale at 1.25 per unit and a team available at Rolfe Arrow.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
7
Harold Morey offers septic tank pumping services in West Bend reachable at 887-2571 or 887-3722. Classified line notes typing paper for sale at 1.25 per unit and a team available at Rolfe Arrow.
A collection of thank you notes expressed by multiple readers. Lynn Lee MacVey, Mrs. Gordon Mehaffey, Doris Freeman, Vern Ryen and others thank friends, neighbors, church groups, and caregivers for visits, prayers, cards, meals, gifts, and support during hospitalization and after returning home.
Theresa Davis formerly of Rolfe and now based in Sacramento California was unanimously approved as Employee of the Month at Intercoast Life Insurance Co.
An official of the company presented Theresa Davis with a certificate and cash award for her one year of employment. She was praised for ability, loyalty, conscientiousness, accuracy, speed, and cooperative work with supervisors and colleagues. A perfect attendance record was noted. Theresa graduated from Rolfe Community High School in 1964. her parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. John Davis.
Don Forsythe former Plover reporter and Lincoln Journal Star prep sports writer is named Nebraska Sports Writer of the Year by state colleagues. He will attend Salis bury on April 3 4 to receive the award, part of a nationwide two day ceremony honoring top sports writers. Forsythe is a 1960 University of Iowa graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Forsythe of Plover.
Marshall A. Brinkman son of Mr and Mrs David Brinkman named to Iowa State University's Dean's List for winter quarter at Ames. The 885 students announced Monday April 10 by college deans. Brinkman is a sophomore in Farm Operation.
Storm Lake Jaycees launch a talent search for the 30 belles from six counties to compete in the Miss Storm Lake Pageant on May 6 at the junior high school auditorium. Chairman Dennis Freeman will contact high schools in Buena Vista Cherokee Ida Sac Pocahontas and southern Clay to recruit. Last year's winner was Sherry Wilson of Storm Lake. entrants must be high school graduates.
High school principals and Keith Tolzin entries chairman invite out of state college girls to join a competition. Eligible ages are between 18 and 28 with residency details specified. Interested contestants should obtain an official entry blank and submit by April 14.
Local notices list visitors and helpers in several households. Little Joe Dobrovolny stayed with the Allen Gilbertson family while his mother recuperated, and Mrs. Raymond Mcdermont of Omaha assisted at her daughter's home. Several families hosted guests from Palmyra A F B Scott A F B Belleville Illinois Wichita Kansas and Gilmore City.
Readers note a string of Sunday visits across central Iowa. Tilda Munson of Des Moines hosted Robert Wiegert and others while J A Sime of Fairmont joined Telmer Sime in Story City. Additional gatherings included guests in Humblot Laurens Gilmore City Fort Dodge and Ottosen.
Mr and Mrs Le M Paulson and Mrs Mary Weible were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Bida Simonson at Whittemore. The group called on Fred Westwebers at Belmond and stopped at Sterling Simonson’s home near Rodman. Sally Wood and fiancé Joe Hugh II of Oakland California arrived Sunday to visit Sally's parents, Pat and Sally Wood.
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