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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
2
Bett Excel of Rob reports events tied to geographic units and personal references in a fleeting, fragmentary notice. The text hints at names and places with unclear connections to a broader story.
The Naomi group of the Lutheran Ladies Aid met Friday with Caroline Madsen to pack boxes for sons in service and one for the Norwegian Seaman's Home. The next meeting is the third Thursday in January at Mrs. Harry Jensen's home with James Jansen assisting. Lunch was served.
A festive scene of home comfort where Christmas stockings hung by the window were aired after six weeks of wear, signaling a quiet house. The poem evinces domestic ritual and seasonal patience in a tranquil setting.
Mr and Mrs Ray Seaman hosted near Plover for Thanksgiving. Ed Zeman and Joe Zeman families shared dinner at Rutland with Mrs Francis Howell. Mrs W M Gehrt hosted a coffee. Extension Council for Avery Two met at Ed Zeman home with Elmer Naeve presiding and Chris Benjamin secretary. Nominating committee Donald Hood Troy Day. Directors nominated Mrs Harry Benjamin Kenneth Dayton Ed Zeman with Mrs Benjamin elected. Marvin Julius spoke on Social Security followed by discussion. Social committee included Mrs Glenn Nelson Mrs Leonard Lanus Mrs Esther Christensen Mr and Mrs Jerry Sorensen Mr and Mrs Joe Reigiesberger Mr and Mrs Garland Westerman attended Messiah at Fort Dodge Sunday evening with Mrs Sorensen and Westermans participating.
Mrs Marvin Turley expresses gratitude for cards flowers and gifts received during a stay at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge in a brief note of thanks.
Mrs Myrtle Sroufe returned home Sunday after visiting her daughter. Mr and Mrs Harold McBride of Des Moines transported her mother to Rolfe.
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