Thanks for the hospital visits and cards
Mr and Mrs James Bloek and family express gratitude to friends and relatives who sent cards and visited during their hospital stay and after returning home. They deeply appreciate the thoughtfulness shown.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1967
Page
6
Mr and Mrs James Bloek and family express gratitude to friends and relatives who sent cards and visited during their hospital stay and after returning home. They deeply appreciate the thoughtfulness shown.
A brief note from T.H. Brinks thanks friends for cards flowers good wishes prayers and other expressions of sympathy during a time of illness and recovery.
A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and acquaintances for support, without detailing specific favors or events. The message emphasizes appreciation and goodwill from the sender to the community.
Notice that Black One First Addition Lot Six Seven in Rolfe Iowa was deeded by tax deed and will be sold to the highest bidder at 10 00 a m March 7 1967 at the Pocahontas County Courthouse bids in writing sealed with the County Auditor by order of the Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors.
Sally Ives bridal shower at 8 p.m. February 16 in Presbyterian Church parlors Jaycees meet February 21 at 8 p.m. in the Ritz Theatre Rolfe Promenaders square dance February 18 at 8 p.m. in the school lunchroom Amvets Auxiliary meets February 23 in Iowa Electric Power recreation room for a 12:80 luncheon Social Security rep to be in Pocahontas courthouse February 21 from 11:00 to 1:80 Pink Ladies regular meeting February 24 at Sunset Hill Manor 2 p.m. American Home Study Club meets February 17 with Mrs. Lillie Simonson at 2 p.m. to view a historical quilt.
Mrs Suma Butler has been a patient at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge for three weeks after a Christmas Eve fall requiring a skin graft. Mrs Caroline Olerich was released from Lutheran Hospital after a several week medical stay. Mrs Emil Skartwed, medical patient since January 12, had surgery after fracturing his right hip on February 8. he remains at the hospital near his wife. Senior Girl Scouts Gindy Taylor Barbara Loxterkamp Diane Sinek and Marilyn Lehman volunteer as candy stripers at the nursing home assisting patients. Pink Ladies visit three days a week. Floyd Kallem moved from Emmetsburg to St Josephs Sioux City for left arm surgery after a tree accident February 3. Mrs John Pascal Pocahontas moved from Good Samaritan Center Pocahontas to University Hospital Town City for tests after a stroke prior condition unchanged.
Residents at the Giese Emma Brock home were entertained Wednesday by Brownie Troop 4reep with a flag ceremony pantomime and songs. They distributed valentines and a mobile for the dining room. Local third graders and teachers visited Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Phil Faaborg welcome son Anthony Mahari weighing six pounds 12.1 ounces born in Asmara Ethiopia where Faa borg teaches at an Army dependents school. The Faaborgs previously taught at Rolfe Community School.
Readers learn about handicapped people in America gaining work in regular industries and finding training through non profits like Goodwill. They are taught to support themselves by repairing donated items including clothing shoes appliances and small toys with materials needed listed for a Monday February 27 pickup.
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