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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1969

Page

2

Lisa Anne Perrigo Baptized at St. Paul's Church

Lisa Anne Perrigo infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Perrigo was baptized February 16 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev. G H Brase officiating. Sponsors were Miss Joyce Juilfs and Mrs. David Schrader. A dinner followed at the Perrigo home with guests from Pomeroy and Fort Dodge.

Lisa Anne Perrigo St. Paul's Lisa Anne Lloyd Perrigo St. Paul’s Lutheran Church G. H. Brase Joyce Juilfs David Schrader Perrigo Home John H. Juilfs Robert Joyce Pomeroy Fort Dodge

Community Notices and Club Meetings

Craft Club gathers February 24 at 8 p.m. in the Library basement with Mrs. Leona Pullen hosting. Pocahontas County Republican Women meet February 24 at 2 p.m. at Stoners Restaurant in Laurens, Dutch lunch. Susan Trimble’s wedding to Joe Pedersen will be celebrated at a community shower February 22 at 8 p.m. at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. American Home Study Club meets February 21 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Fern Pease’s home with Mrs. Mary Thompson assisting. Amvets Auxiliary hosts a 12:30 p.m. potluck February 27 in Iowa Electric Light and Power recreation room with a gift exchange.

Craft Club Leona Pullen Pocahontas County Stoners Laurens Susan Trimble Joe Pedersen St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Home Study Club American Home Study Club Fern Pease Mary Thompson Amvets Iowa Electric Light and Power

Local Hospital Admissions Report

Mrs. E. D. G. Weiland was admitted as observation patient at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge on Monday. Jack McDonald remains an inpatient at Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge after admission on Tuesday. Brent Hilton was discharged Monday from Pocahontas Community Hospital where he was an observation patient.

E. D. G. Weiland Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Jack McDonald Lutheran Hospital Brent Hilton Pocahontas Community Hospital

Sunset Hill Manor Residents Showcase Crafts and Anniversary

Sunset Hill Manor residents craft items for sale supervised by Mrs. Herman Claussen with Pink Ladies aid. On February 12, Mr. and Mrs. William Roach celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary with best man Nels Christiansen of Gilmore City visiting. Valentine cookies were shared with residents as devotional services and community guests gathered, including several out-of-town visitors.

Sunset Hill Manor Herman Claussen William Roach Nels Christiansen Gilmore City Roaches Hogan Ed Baker Bernadette Patricia Baker Mary Grethen Mary Hronek Christine Miller Mayme Shimon Agnes Reckard Jake Hoefing Alta Weaver Mildred Johnson Riceville Town Robert Struthers Holvers Fverett Powers Manson Darwin Powers Charlie Starck Parahontas Fidon Miller Monson

Hospital Patients Update at Pocahontas Community

Since February 13 Nora Clarke was admitted to Pocahontas Community Hospital on Thursday as a medical patient. Verne Perrin is a medical patient at the same hospital and was admitted Thursday. Clarence Leadley and Dorothy Schott remain hospitalized at Pocahontas hospital.

Nora Clarke Pocahontas Community Hospital Verne Perrin Clarence Leadley Dorothy Schott Pocahontas Hospital

Garfield Gleaners 4-H Meeting Report

The Garfield Gleaners 4-H club held a Saturday meeting with members discussing club activities and upcoming projects. Members shared progress on ongoing projects and outlined plans for future club events and community service.

Garfield Gleaners

4-H Meeting Notes Include Color Lesson and Decoupage Project

The 4-H group met at Mary Martin's home with 21 members and two leaders. Vicki Shoemaker taught color education while Melody Gardenine led pledges and lunch was served by Mary Martin and assistants. A birth notice reports Brian Kevin Rickless born February 16, 1969 weighing 5 pounds 13 ounces with a Darrin 21 months as a sibling in Loss Grove Charles City.

W.S.C.S United Methodist Church Russel Jordan Naomi Ternoon Mary Martin Melody Gardenine Vicki Shoemaker Mary Ann Schnetter Kimberly Bennett Connie Rickless Loss Grove Charles City Brian Kevin Darrin Orvin Arthur Eagle Grove Johnnie Loss Rolfe

Brian Kevin Grove Mr. and Mrs. Don Joann

Brian Kevin Grove is listed with Mr and Mrs Don Joann in a brief social notice. The item names individuals and households without further context or dates.

Mr. and Mrs Don Joann

Ames Family Guests With Parents This Weekend

Locals Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rapp and their children visited Ames over the weekend, staying with the couple’s parents and enjoying time with relatives.

Mrs Wayne Rapp Ames

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