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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
3
Long list of visitors and local happenings in Havelock and surrounding towns. Rhea Mote of Chicago visited Mrs. Carl Barth and Charles Mann. numerous families attended picnics, reunions, and church events. updates on local shops, farms, and a Truesdale baseball game noted. 1 H Club notes record the Up and Coming group meeting with fourteen members.
A large Johansen family reunion was held Sunday at Relfe Park with many out-of-town guests from Estherville Swea City Ledyard Havelock and Rodman. Attendees included Perry White Tipton Schallan and others. Plans were made to host next in Estherville in 1942 and a large local gathering followed with songs and refreshments.
Petition filed in Pocahontas County Iowa asks to establish a gravel surfaced secondary road district. It lists sections and owners including Lucille Charlton Hall Prudential Life Ins Co and Lester D Emerson with hearings set July 19 1941 in the Pocahontas County Courthouse before the Board of Supervisors.
Jens Thompson and Dr. Jones went to Des Moines Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price of Boone are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chet Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spies of Gilmore City and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Carpenter visited in Boone Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cordes and Sharon visited Bert Lowe. Ross Burns spent Sunday with the Lyle Kilbourn family.
Fragmentary notice lists Mrs Orlin Henderson and family at the Lehnus home after a visit. Friday visitors include Mr and Mrs Stanley B Ames and Shirley, plus Mr and Mrs David Henderson and other neighbors. Continuous story noted on page seven.
Notice states a hearing on a subdivision petition for Section 34 and nearby ranges to be held at the Court House in Pocahontas Iowa on August 19 1941 at 1 02 PM. All interested parties may appear and be heard.
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