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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
2
Society and Club PAE members met Tuesday December 15 at Maxines Pocahontas for a noon luncheon and Christmas party. Mrs Wiegert read a Christmas story and a gift exchange followed. New Year's Eve hosting by Mrs Stous announced.
The American Home Lady A unit hosts a potluck on December 15 with efforts coordinated by ae ow ard Power and the Home Study Club members. Members bring dishes and share in community planning.
Fragmentary text mentions Seeman, Athery, and parents with scattered names. Not enough context to determine event or outcome.
A son was born Tuesday December 15 to Mr and Mrs Dave Shelgren of Eugene Oregon. He has two sisters Perzy 13 and Shona 6 and a brother Steven. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Shelgren of Rolfe.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Korwes of Ackxler announce the adoption of a baby girl named Lisa Mary. Born October 4, the child’s grandparents are Mrs Korwes of Pomersvane and Mrs Glear Daler of Bradgate.
A baby boy was born to Mrs Hartmann in Prody Garenis on a Tray day. The event was reported in local notices with names and household details.
Amvets Auxiliary announces a community event featuring a wet farm sale with donations and family activities. Proceeds support veterans services and local programs at the venue hosting the sale.
A fragment notes the biblical shepherds hearing the angels sing and acknowledges their unnamed lives. It shifts to a holiday caution asking readers to drive safely during the season, framing the Christmas miracle as a message for all and urging care on the roads.
A Pocahontas County sheriff reports a Monday crash miles south of Pocahontas, injuring Zemke and Ryen. Zemke’s Oldsmobile and Ryen’s Chevrolet sustained damages while Seehusen’s Chevrolet remained undamaged. Improper passing was cited as the cause.
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