Community Notices and Club Activities Highlight Social Week
The Barr Art Association met in Mrs. Gary Beekman’s home with Roberta Schwendeman of Fort Dodge as guest artist. Various clubs held Monday gatherings, bridge games, baptisms, showers, and dinners. Upcoming officer elections and a 1969 schedule were announced for Pink Ladies and TT T Chapter BB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr Art Assn
G. Beekman
Barr Art Association
Gary Beekman
Roberta Schwendeman
Fort Dodge
Europe
Schwendeman
FE. A. Johnson
Warren Freeman
Agnes Reckard
Anna MelIntire
Fart Young
Ray Wolfe
Mary Mronck
Bridgettes Club
L. D. Wilson
Alma Oxden
Telmer Sime
Joe Wainreb
H. A. Kaiser
Ogden
Masonic Officers Installed at Pilot Lodge 467
Officers of Pilot Lodge No. 467 were installed at a Tuesday meeting January 28 in the Masonic Hall. New Worshipful Master Ed Savery and fellow officers Don Shoemaker and Roy Thompson lead the front row with others named. Auxiliary and Music Mothers group meetings follow in February with Legion events planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Lodge No. 467
Masonic Hall
R. D. Higgins
Wesley DeWolf
Masonic
Don Shoemaker
Ed Savery
Roy Thompson
Conrad Majorowicz
Local Hospital Notices and Club Meetings
Notes list patients at St Marys Rocheste Minnesota Pocahontas and Fort Dodge hospitals with room and wing details and various discharge or transfer dates. Social and fraternal group meetings include Friendly Circle Club February 7 hosted by Mrs. Alvin Freel and OC ES Chapter 79 dinner February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oc.e.s
O.E.S
Craft Club Meeting in Library Basement
The Craft Club will meet at 7 30 p m on Monday February 10 in the Library basement with Frances White as hostess Members should bring materials for Swedish weaving Legion Auxiliaries also mentioned as meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Spencer
Muriel Spencer
Craft Club
Frances White
Local discussions and visits mark 1969 program
The day's program includes weed and insect problem discussions plus herbicide and insecticide recommendations for 1969. Visitors to the Alvin Freel home on Sunday include Mrs. Stanley Reinders and Milford families, Mrs. Jeanette Cook and family, the Bendixens and Jim Bendixen, all from Emmetsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enger of Mallard. Ted Truelsons spent a week with Cortlyn Almquist at Madison Wisconsin and attended his PhD conferral on January 25. The Almquists hosted his parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Freel
Stanley Reinders
Milford
Jeanette Cook
Clarence Bendixen
Jim Bendixen
Emmetsburg
Henry Enger
Mallard
Ted Truelson
Cortlyn Almquist
Madison
Wisc
Almquist
University
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Justamere Club
H. Calligan
Harold Calligan
M. W. Webb
Kaiser
Joe Accurso
Arnold Wold
Devin Harold Shelgren
Virgil Shelgren
Suncy
First Presbyterian Church
Dallas Johnson
Devin
Bode
Harry Smith
Pomeroy
Harold Shelgren
Martin Shelgren
Johnson
Mollie Johnson
Linda Heathman
Donald VanGorkom
Presbyterian Church
Linda
Orval Heathman
Ed van Gorkom
Clarence Heathman
H. J. Nielsen
Robert Wiegert
David Brinkmans
Beard-Brinkman
David Brinkman
Holiday Inn At
Waterloo
Colette Beard
Michael Brinkman
U.P.W
The
Thompson
Guy Eccles, Jr
Roger Witt
Pink
Sunset Hill Manor
W. G. Taylor
Wm. Fisher
N. A. Wilson
Alma Ogden
LeRoy Nelson
T.T
T.T.T
Joyce Eikenberry
Isabel Lavery
Frances Smith
Violet Higgins
Melvine Duitscher
Vera Lehnus
Ruth Olney
G. Fred Smith Automobile & Property Insurance
Farm Lands — Loans & City Property
Rolfe, Iowa
Valentine
Archie and
Helen
Powens
Legion Hall
Ruary
Rolfe Area
Arrow Office
Lewis Paulson
Jerry Turner
Dean Duitscher
Lawrence Turley
Music Mothers Meeting
Legion Meeting
American Legion of
Rolfe
Leo Flaherty
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Harold Fangman
Pocahontas Community Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
South Wing
Esther Sinek
Pocahontas
Friendly Circle Club
Art Boeckholt
George Lanus
Dale Buck
Mercy Hospital
Luisa Carrubba
Lutheran Hospital, Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Fred Post
Lutheran Hospital
Wesley Lehnus
Webster City
Legion Aux. Meeting
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