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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1939
Page
6
Local farming activity includes a truckload of seed bought Monday from the Vinton firm and delivered to area farmers. Residents report hospital stays and recoveries, WPA wind-down layoffs, and community events from plays to Legion Auxiliary meetings across Havelock and nearby towns.
Mrs W A Bachman was taken to Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge Saturday for an operation. Helen Wilson, 14, injured by a baseball during a school game, had three facial bones broken and surgery. a blood clot affected sight but may dissolve to restore vision.
Miss Helen Swanson hosted a 6:30 dinner at her Fort Dodge home for Havelock faculty and guests Mr and Mrs Will Smith and daughter Ivalee. The event honored Miss Thelma Streveler who will wed after the school year. New hires include Richard Forbes as music supervisor and Bernice Van Peursem to teach sixth grade.
Preachers at Havelock Methodist Church led a Sunday morning sermon series on the tale of a man and his two sons. Following the youngest son last week, the next message will focus on the older brother in the weeks leading to Mother's Day. Pastor John D. Wolcott guides the study.
Hattie M. Hauck, Executrix, asks the Pocahontas County District Court to approve her final report and discharge. A hearing is set for April 29, 1989, at 10:00 AM at the Pocahontas Court House. Objections may be raised, otherwise the report will be approved and the Executrix discharged. G C Murray is attorney for the estate.
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