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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
3
Friday and weekend gatherings dot Pocahontas and nearby towns as the Nielsen and Shelgren families host relatives from Emmetsburg, Britt, Clar e and more. Guests include the Burns, Heiters, Kaiser, Wiegert, Shimon, Nelson, and Van Gorkom families among others visiting for Christmas season celebrations and milestone anniversaries.
Mrs F Joseph Schools Milton Hohensee underwent major surgery at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge on December 15. DeLoss Drobney entered Mercy hospital Fort Dodge on December 14 for surgery. The W C O F met December 17 in SS Peter and Paul hall for a Christmas exchange and meeting with Mrs Lawrence Halder presiding. The attendance prize went to Mrs Margaret Mart. The junior W C O F held a Christmas party at the Don Hamilton home and made gifts for mothers. A doll from the junior court was won by Rosann Wienhold. Hunters reported deer bags during shotgun season on December 12 and 13 by Andrew McCormick Steve McCormick John Baldwin Bill Baldwin Bill Ries Lowell Luft Charles Flaherty and Gary Baker. The American Legion Auxiliary Liberty Unit No 18 presented Need a Lift a handbook on scholarships loans and jobs to Poeschenta s high schools and public library. Jerry Henry son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Picht completed training at McConnell Airline School and joined Braniff Airways as cargo agent in Chicago. Sisters of St Frances were honored at the Catholic Daughters Christmas party in Holy Name hall with Frs Grady and Borman Merle Garman Robert Shaw and a student choir from Pocahontas Catholic High School. Santa and gifts concluded the party with humorous tributes to the Sisters of St Francis as decorations added to the ballroom.
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