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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1965
Page
7
A notice announces that the ROLFB Arrow will publish free advertisements in the classified section as a reader service, with changes possible without prior notice. The message appears to be a general, informal public notice about ad policy.
The A. R. Heisel family expresses gratitude for sympathy during Axel’s illness and death, appreciation for floral tributes, and thanks Rev Tange and Sarah circle of the Lutheran Church. The Cleal family thanks Rolfe Fire Department and neighbors for assistance during the barn fire.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Buck 75 were held at Bradgate Methodist Church with Rev. Alva Caldwell officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery Humboldt follows her birth in Gesten Denmark and her long residence in Bradgate Humboldt and Minneapolis. She was survived by daughter Lucile Larzalere three grandchildren five great grandchildren and siblings Lena Knutson Inga McCreary all of Bradgate and her mother Katherine Petersen.
After decorating the community Christmas tree at the post office the Rolfe Girl Scout troops focus on the My Community badge during January. They visited the Rolfe Arrow office to learn newspaper production and drew state symbols. February is registration month with 22 Junior Scouts in four patrols. They are invited to Storm Lake on February 20 for the Look Wide Friendship Festival.
Rolfe and West Bend Scouts plan for the Des Moines Senior Conference next April, funding the event with proceeds from their December bake sale. Lakota planning board representatives Kay Lynn Taylor Susan Hichelter and Arlene Rickard postponed a meeting due to bad weather but may hold it with Lakota's Roundup patrol in February. Kay Lynn Taylor and Arlene Rickard earn laboratory aide bars aiding a Pocahontas Catholic School science instructor and a Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital lab on Saturdays. Arlene and Pat Christensen work with Brownie troops for Program aide requirements.
The Bradgate Progress Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Beulah Benjamin and Mrs Edna Marchant leading singing and devotions. Mrs Eugene Lanning gave a lesson on the Spirit Lake Massacre. Twelve members attended. A committee was set to study library book vandalism. Minor damage came from a dog locked in the town hall. Lunch followed.
Will Brown visits Downey relatives. Margie Hughes dines with the Spanglers. Glenn Nelson joins the Hoags. Florence Welch visits Will Bowen, sister of Mrs. Bowen. Spangler's P A E Club meets at Inga Ryen's home. Mike Coyle injured in Ottosen. Captain Marvin Adams killed in Germany air crash. body sent to Humboldt. funeral held at 1:80 in Humboldt. Marvin is nephew of Mrs. Leola Wallace. Magnus Larsen visits Humboldt. Mrs. Richard Hacker hosts a coffee. Lettie Martens visits from Gilmore City. Dale Christensen hosts a 500 card party. Shower for Mrs. Jimmie Faktinson at Lutheran Church. Mae Vote visits son Delwin Vote in Fort Dodge hospital after car crash with multiple injuries. George Walcott attends cousin Vere Ewing’s funeral in Sioux Falls. Mrs. Yetta Jewitt of Waterloo visits. Roy Adams visits sister Leola Wallace. John Schultz serves as pallbearer at Chris Johnson’s Humboldt graveside funeral. Also notice of January 15 1965 probate hearing for Alexander R Heisel in Pocahontas County with Clerk Paul J Poduska.
In the District Court of Iowa for Pocahontas County a hearing on the probate of will is scheduled in the matter of the estate of Alexander R. Heisel, deceased, Probate No 5188. All interested persons are notified to appear as required by law.
An amendment adopted at the January 14 1965 stockholders meeting of Rolfe State Bank Iowa amends Article III to set capital stock at 100000 dollars, consisting of 1000 shares of common stock with par value 100 dollars each. Donald E Shoemaker as President and officer signed the document.
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