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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
2
Mrs Hutchinson entertained the Justamere Club with a dessert lunch and Contract Bridge. Prizes went to Telmer Sime high, D Duitscher second, and Hutchinson low, with two non member guests attending.
V F W Auxiliary members honored Thora Pedersen a Gold Star Mother on her birthday at Marilyn Rickard's home Friday April 23. Eighteen corn necklaces were made for the Iowa Department President to gift at the National Convention in Dallas. A birthday cake with gold stars was shared and Marcella Buck baked the cake.
The Sorosis Club of Rolfe held a 1 30 luncheon on Thursday April 22 to mark fifty years. Mrs Joe Reigels berger hosted with arrangements by Mrs Jane Webb and Mrs Guy Eccles. Twenty one members and six former members attended along with three charter members and several out of town guests.
The A L D Club hosts a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs Ed Shelgren on May 4. Chapter BB T T T meets May 3 at Mrs L C Olney’s. bring scissors and felt scraps for a camp project. Rolfe Progressive Club gathers May 4 at Mrs Marie Miller’s. Rolfe Promenaders square dance May 1 at 8 PM in the school lunchroom with Tim Rickless calling. guests welcome.
Wayne Montieth is expected to be released later this week from Palo Alto Memorial Hospital in Emmetsburg following an emergency appendectomy performed Saturday. Mrs. Cliff Watts was readmitted Tuesday for unspecified reasons.
Stub Johnson and Leo Gray are thanked for their Pony Express Riders role in a Pocahontas Community Hospital event.
The Sunday afternoon services featured Rev W A Bintz with Rosemary Pease at the piano. Mrs Ray Smith and Mrs Russell Jordan sang a duet at Friday’s monthly birthday party honoring Agnes Graf Ida Matteson and Winnie Tressler. Cake and ice cream were served, gifts given, and new resident Mrs Clifford Watts welcomed. Out of town visitors included Mrs Floyd Minker Plover Mr and Mrs Louis Arends Etta Arends Ed Schoon Palmer.
Locals hosted guests from Spirit Lake, Humboldt, Waterloo, Ames, Pocahontas and Manson for Sunday meals. Notable visits included Eldon Cox and Kathy from Spirit Lake, Cecil Pederson family, Don Rabbitt and girls, Mayme Shimon, Mrs. Rodell Long and Mrs. Mable Lundy, Inga Ryen’s dinner party with several Benekes from Ames Pocahontas and Bob Wie gert, and Cindy Sanden’s birthday at her grandmother’s home.
Isabelle Munson thanks friends for cards visits and gifts during hospital stay at Community Hospital Pocahontas and after returning home. Special thanks to Northwest Iowa people for help and contributions. All funds go to direct service for crippled children and adults of Iowa. They wish to thank.
Reports of guests at the Jim Martin home after helping move 40 head of cattle from a river farm to a pasture 414 miles north. Includes lists of supper guests from Gilmore City Laurens Plover Rolfe and Lincoln Nebraska. Also mentions Dean's List honorees Charles Lipp and Sandra Calligan with local family ties.
The Ruth Circle gathered at Mrs. Eugene Hamand's home with co hostess Mrs. J. R. Hough. Devotions were by Mrs. Harold Ferry and the lesson by Mrs. W. F. Hefert. Nine members and two guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lutz of Gilmore City called Sunday evening at the Howard Stowell home. Pastor and Mrs. Brase and...
Marilyn Fisher daughter of Cecilia Fisher will represent Gilmore City at Girls State this summer. A junior at Gilmore City Bradgate High School she is a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and was chosen for the program.
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