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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
2
Private First Class Ronald B. Warren, son of Mrs Irene K Heinerson of Bradgate Iowa, completed a 26 week Army Signal School course at Ft Monmouth New Jersey. He trained in installation operation and repair of microwave stations and transportable radio equipment.
Notice to qualified electors of Rolfe Community School District Pocahontas and Palo Alto counties that regular district election will be held at the Des Moines Street School building for directors.
Sunday afternoon visits featured Mrs Heid and Andrea of Storm Lake with the Jack Johnson family. The Heid family, longtime locals, were neighbors of the Johnsons. Francis Shekey and family from rural Bradgate joined Sunday dinner. Glen Jones and family from Kansas City, Kans., hosted by Everett Shaw, and Sam Wieda of Storm Lake and Earl Young shared meals. Afternoon callers included John Clements of Forest City and the Jim Young family of Spirit Lake. E A Johnson hosted guests at Eldora. Georgia O Hara returned home that evening. Frank Linn has returned to the Old Soldiers Home at Marshalltown after summer near Taylor farm. Weekend visitors included H J Nielsen and Florence Flanigan of Ft Dodge. Monday, Joe Wainreb and family attended the 50th Jubilee Mass at Boys Town, Cardinal Marella presiding with Bishop Bergan. Mrs. Vainreb recalled childhood ties to Boys Town. Mrs. Jerry Freeman and Fort Dodge children visited E A Johnson. Ray Wolfe joined James Cady family to Oshkosh Wisconsin for weekend at Al Del Fosse home. Wolfe, Cody, and Del Fosse are sisters. Burte DeYoung visited Harold Doyen’s home in Manso Saturday afternoon and evening. Other guests included Elmer Blomberg of Davenport.
Merle Melvin Debbie and Alan Christensen Carolyn and Bob Miller Fred Buenning and Don Trexel visited the Fort Museum. Carolyn Johnson spent the forepart of the week in Fort Dodge with her sister Lavon. Royal Band of Des Moines stayed with Mrs. John Cloos family. Carolyn and Barb attended a miscellaneous shower for Jacqueline Majorfiancee of David Schott. Travelling visitors include Mrs Elizabeth Anderson of Chokia and Mrs Rinholt Schulze in Humboldt. Royal Schulze of Dakota City visited Stallcup family. Families of Graves Stallcup and Cloos hosted Sunday supper. John Cloos welcomed Hatfield Bond Reese and Richards on Tuesday. Bruce Peters Thom and others vacationed at Spirit Lake Sibley Worthington and Spirit Lake area. A Legion Auxiliary unit from Gilmore City Havelock and Palmer visited Pocahontas County Home with treats and entertainment.
Gunderson returned to Ames for the fall rush at ISU and on Sunday she was initiated into Kappa Delta sorority. Mrs Deane Gunderson took Martha to Ames and remained overnight with the Harold Hoovers.
A group from Rolfe and nearby communities joined a three day Farmland Industries sponsored tour. The trip included the main office, warehouse and training school in Kansas City, the Lawrence fertilizer plant, and the Coffeyville petroleum plant. Also listed are numerous participants and their spouses from Bradgate Laurel Worster Plover, plus officials from Rolfe and other towns.
Tom Ives of Richfield Minnesota grandson of Mr and Mrs Bark Tyes was chosen as Richfield High AFL representative for the year He left August 19 for New York then Hamburg Germany to study with Dr and Mrs Wolfgang Arnold Robbert Lamarche from the Dominican Republic previously stayed with Tom’s parents Rollin and wife, Ives, during the AFL program
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