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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1959
Page
1
Havelock Volunteer Fire Department launches a mail donation appeal to fund a resuscitator for community use with special training for firefighters. The drive aims to improve emergency care locally.
Company states compliance with Rule MT-54 of the Iowa State Commerce Commission by producing triplicate freight receipt books for truck operators.
The 25th Gehrt family reunion drew 96 attendees at Spencer Park with Mrs Geo Gehrt aged 84 the eldest and Jeffery Johnson three months old the youngest. other notes mention the Jack Mankle move to Spencer and a birthday surprise for Mrs Otto Maltzhan. Havelock and Pocahontas met in a Little Leaguers opener with Havelock winning 14-3 and Laurens defeating Palmer. Donna Hansen started as a Western Union teletype operator in Los Angeles after training in Omaha. Harry Hansen, injured in a traffic crash, was released from Lutheran hospital and will stay in bed about two months.
Local residents share dinners, engagements, and visits. Carrie Turley attended a Sunday dinner with the Marvin Turleys. Dora Simonson hosted Woods and Halsted wedding guests. Roy and A M Simonsons hosted out-of-town guests. Earl Hudson and John Shaw vacationed at Inquadona Lake, John recovering from poison ivy.
Numerous residents and guests travel between Rolfe Pocahontas Fort Dodge and nearby towns for weddings, baptisms and family gatherings. Notable items include Woods Halsted wedding attendance, a bridal shower for Arlene Schurr, hospital and recovery updates, and visits among the Hermansen Simonson Mehaffey and James families.
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