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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
3
Pocahontas residents mark farewells and gatherings with the Deacons, Bittners, and Schoofs as neighbors join Wa-Tan-Ye events, high school games, and visits. Local operatives include Mrs. Sherman Johnson recovering, Alfred Anderson improving after surgery, and multiple family travel and hospital updates.
Havelock and surroundings dig out after a severe blizzard. Schools closed for 10 days with eight to ten foot drifts. No bus service or small town activities. a few films and a Sunday matinee resumed. Streets cleared by Mr Hatteberg and county crews. residents walk or tractor to town. social events postponed.
The Amvets Auxiliary met at the Legion hall with good attendance. Mrs Otto Keerles read a thanks from state officers and hospital hosts for the Christmas gift. A donation was sent to the March of Dimes chair. Mrs Carroll Philp read an acknowledgment for Forget-me-not sales. Lunch followed the meeting.
A blotchy Ruthven column details hostesses Mrs George Speer Mrs Vern Waters Mrs Earl Sandy and Mrs Clyde Speer. Bu to Des Moines trips Byrom Lathrop returned Friday after a business visit. Dust storm delays stranded Rex Coyle Dale Stover in Texas while en route to Phoenix. Announcements report Marian Hacker marrying Art Iverson now of Rutland. they will live on a Ruthven area farm. Havelock Woman’s club met at Mrs C Cole’s home. Thimble club hosts at Mrs Will Steen’s. illness of Mrs Rigby noted. Frank Overmire family plans move to Pocahontas. Rev Orvill Wesley and team left for Credeg natt Nebraska to conduct evangelistic meetings for ten weeks. Wesley K Weaver enrolled. Henry Gruver ill at home with progress reported.
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