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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
2
The P. A. E. Club gathered Friday afternoon at Manson with all but one member present. Roll call was a current event. Mrs. C. A. Christensen shared details of her recent trip to California after the business session.
The Garfield D M T Farm Bureau gathered January 29 at the Roger Ives home with Norton Ives chairing the business meeting. Mrs N A Wilson led singing, discussed property taxes, and Rural Women meeting notes were shared. Refreshments were provided by local families. The February meeting is planned for the Theo Ripperger home. Sorosis Club met January 29 at Mrs Cleve Kerns home with guest Mrs Martin of Laurens and plans to aid the Swimming Pool Assn discussed.
The Birthday Club met January 29 at the home of Mrs Mayme Shimon for a potluck dinner and afternoon of 500. Mrs Rose Taylor attended as a non member guest and the group celebrated Mrs Shimon’s birthday.
Mary Peterson of Sunset Hill Major celebrated her 93rd birthday on January 22 with family at her home. Attendees included R N Peterson Fort Dodge Mable Vote Vernie Vote Bradgate Lester Watch Emmetsburg and C Elmer Peterson plus staff at Sunset Hill Manor. A cake and coffee followed a 6:30 dinner.
The ALCW Circles of St Pauls Lutheran Church met January 28 with Eunice Circle at Mrs Wiegerts for Bible study and officers elected. Lois Circle met with Mrs Kilbourn as Mrs John son assisted. Esther Circle met at Mrs Peterson with Henry Bande leading. Rachel Circle gathered in the church evening with Mrs Peterson and Mrs Hulvan hosting. multiple circles reported attendee counts and officer roles.
Mrs Verle Howard hosted the Bridgettes Club on Thursday evening with a non member guest. A dessert lunch preceded contract bridge and prizes were awarded for high low scores to Mrs Sroufe Mrs Kaiser and Mrs Al Vaughn respectively.
Chapter 79 O E S schedules a regular meeting on Tuesday February 10 at 8 00 p m. Members are urged to attend for routine business and forthcoming activities.
Mrs John Schurr is a patient at University Hospital Iowa City located in Room 211 as listed in the notice.
Rev. David Hogan led Sunday worship at Sunset Hill Manor with Mrs. Ed Baker at the piano and assistants Mrs. Mary Hronek and Mrs. Christine Miller. On January 29 residents and staff joined friends to celebrate Mrs. Caroline Telford’s centennial. greetings included a great granddaughter in Japan, a letter from Congressman Wiley Mayne, and a card from Senator Hughes. New resident Rose Diederich from Pocahontas joined. among out of town callers were Mayme Ellinger Everett Powers Eldon Miller Manson Emil Firkins Emmetsburg John Kopriva Pocahontas Naomi Struthers Essie Cooper Jennie Brantland Mina Wehrs.
Ottosen Tami Worthy Bode Thelma Townswick Hardy Elmer Schoon Pal mer Carl Pop pinga Manson appear as names in a compiled community notice. The fragment provides surname clusters and few given names, suggesting a social or civic roster rather than a full article.
Mr and Mrs Myron McFarlin of Mason County welcome son James Lee born January 30 1970 weighing eight pounds nine ounces. Grandparents are Eldon Ham Rolfe and Earl McFarlin Homer Nebr with great grandparents Howard Whipple Humboldt and Mrs McFarlin Hom er Nebr.
Locals Mr and Mrs Cecil Pederson of Humboldt were Monday afternoon visitors in the home of their son Kenneth and family. Mr and Mrs Eldon Hamree turned Monday evening of last week from a vacation trip to Oklahoma and Texas with a stay in Dallas.
Tex with the Tone family hosts Ray Wolfe and Gary Tone family in Bede while birthdays for W H Howland and Nancy Yabsley are celebrated with ice cream and cake. Visitors include Nancy Yabsley, Esther Pierce, and Dennis Yabsley. Ronda Accurso and Rusty Quanti visit Skokie relatives. William Fisher aids grandson Todd in Cedar Falls. Local farmers group meeting in Des Moines draws Charles Anderson and others.
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