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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1942

Page

3

Havelock Cubs Rout Albert City 20 to 2 on Diamond

Havelock defeated Albert City 20 to 2 on Sunday afternoon at home. The team will host Rossie Sunday on the local diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Coyle and Judy are visiting Pisgah and Little Sioux with relatives while Martin Larson and family tend the store. The Cummins Tocal group met at Will Boelen’s home.

Rex Coyle Judy Pisgah Iowa Little Sioux Martin Larson Cummins Tocal Will Boelen Havelock Albert City Rossie

Local nursing guest returns home. visitors barred week

Mrs. G A Grover, recovering from major surgery at Davidson hospital Lake City, was brought home Sunday afternoon. No visitors for seven days. Pearl Mick, her daughter, and husband G A Gruver with son Ray hosted her return. Several locals report work moves and family visits across nearby towns.

G. A. Grover Davidson Hospital Lake City Pearl Mick G. A. Gruver Ray Gruver

Mrs Melvin Von Eschen and Her Return Home

A brief note states Mrs Melvin Von Eschen and accompanying party plan to bring her home, detailing no further context or arrangements.

Melvin von Eschen

Havelock Methodist Church Announces Sunday Schedule

Pastor John Drake Wolcott leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Next Sunday features the Methodist Student Day program formerly called Children’s Day with baptism for children. Woman’s Society of Christian Service meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lathrop presenting the lesson. Chaplain Mrs. Loren Whitman hosts. hostesses Mrs. Leonard Anderson and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson. serving committee includes Mrs. Keerles, Mrs. Krouse, and Mrs. Oertles.

Havelock Keerles Krouse Oertles

Gelfe Auxiliary Holds First Meeting of Season

Pocahontas News notes visitors over the weekend at Sac City and Greene. The golf club auxiliary met at the club house with a dessert luncheon at 1 30 and contract bridge. Josie Posakony won high score, George Shors second. Next meeting set for 2 00. no refreshments in June.

Gelfe Golf Club Josie Posakony George Shors

Friendly Eight meets at Calligan home for games

The Friendly Eight gathered at Mrs. C. E. Calligan's home Thursday night at 8. Mrs. Joe Schools won high score and Mrs. Will Shimon took the draw prize. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess.

C. E. Calligan Joe Will Shimon A. J. Drobney Wesley Hronek Evelyn Dolores Deloss Drobeny Amelia Kopriva Clayton Drobney

Made 2d Lieutenant Lieb Receives Army Commission

Made 2d Lieutenant Tommy Lieb, son of Mr and Mrs Adel Lieb, has received a commission as second lieutenant in the United States Army. He is in his senior year at Iowa State college and will graduate from the college of engineering this fall. Miss Mary Ann Reis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Barney Reis, is a patient at the Children’s hospital at Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Sam Furrow and daughter Helen returned home Wednesday from Tucson Arizona where they had spent the winter months. While at Tucson Miss Furrow attended the University of Arizona. Mr and Mrs Frank O’Brien Mrs Anton Mackovets Mrs Matt Hammes visited Tuesday at Pomeroy with Sister M Agnes and in the Hansen home. The ladies were classmates of Sister Agnes and Mrs Hansen. Sister Agnes was formerly Lucy Kruel.

Lawrence Kemmer Omaha Nebraska Ralph Hawn George Lanus Earl Gaskill Fred Goodchild Emmetsburg Walter Sandy Walter Ohrimont Coddington Curlew Ben Eby Will Hilton Charles Hilger Will Bloomer Miss Grace Rolfe Thursay Henry Murray Des Moines Henry Buck Clavion Edna Swope Steve Zablow Eagle Grove W. B. McTaggart Lake City Henry Zeck Davidson Hospital Dorothy Roy Ware Frank Krischell Darlene Rolfe Buck Frank Ralle Edward Price Carlson Varina Alfred Weise Will Steen Orin Miller Fyanston Illinois Fred Hauswirth Jess Hitchcock Harold Moulton Hitchcock Marie Stauffer Margaret Hurray W. A. Bloomer American Legion Auxiliary Byron Lathrop Donald Cornwell Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital Tommy Lieb Adel Lieb United States Army Iowa State College College of Engineering Mary Ann Reis Barney Reis Children's Hospital Iowa City Sam Furrow Helen Tucson Arizona Furrow University of Arizona Frank O’brien Anton Mackovets Matt Hammes Pomeroy M. Agnes Hansen

Mrs Terry joins husband in California during war effort

Mrs Byron Terry travels to California to join her husband who has lived in Burbank since March 1 while he works at the Nanesco Airplane Motors defense plant. Robert Duane Mick, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Mick, is promoted to hospital apprentice second class after graduating from the Hospital Corps school at Great Lakes Naval training station.

Byron Terry California Terry Nanesco Airplane Motors Burbank Robert Duane Mick Walter Mick U.S. Naval Training Station Great Lakes

Luncheon Honors Miss Cook and Farewell Army Induction

Mrs. Fred M. Hudson hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Lindeman's cafe for Sunday school teachers in honor of Miss Ethel Cook. Guests included Mrs. Dawson Saylor and others. A farewell dinner for David Hyronek preceded his induction into the army. Visitors included Mrs. Elenor Utts and son from Omaha. Des Moines-bound Ella Mae Kemmer to attend AI.B. college. Perry visitors Mr. and Mrs. Art Schott visited the C. A. Schott home.

Cook Fred M. Hudson Lindeman’s Cafe Ethel Cook Dawson Saylor Gordon Lary Minnie Pascal Elsie Dillemouth Darlene Hartley Myles Ollinger Mary Hyronek Ollinger David Hyronek Elenor Utts Tommy Omaha

Recital at Brokaw Home Caps Junior Music Club Summer

Mrs. J. H. Brokaw presented pupils in a musical recital at the Brokaw home Thursday evening at 8 o clock. It marked the last meeting of the Junior Music Club for the summer season.

J. H. Brokaw Brokaw

Auxiliary Meets at Fonda Elects Officers for Year

Auxiliary meets at Fonda June 4 with Fonda and Varina units as hostesses. Officers elected for the following year include President Mrs Oscar Johnson Pocahontas Vice President Mrs Carl Barth Havelock Secretary Mrs EB E Peterson Laurens Treasurer Mrs John Collins Laurens.

Havelock Woman’s Club Ray Hartsock Harold Wright Vern Waters Birs. Loyd Godfrey Carl Barth Hartsock Floyd Oertley Fonda American Legion Auxiliary Varina Oscar Johnson Pocahontas Havelock E. Peterson Laurens John Collins

Golf Club Dance at Eastside Roller Rink

The golf club held a Thursday evening dance at the Eastside Roller Rink. Music was provided by Bob Lindeman and his orchestra. Jack Helwig served as chairman of the entertainment committee.

Golfe Club Golf Club Eastside Bob Lindeman Jack Helwig

Farewell reception honors Harris couple in June note

The Methodist church hosted a farewell reception Tuesday evening June 2 at Judge Fred M. Hudson’s home for Mr and Mrs W W Harris who plan to move to California. About eighty five guests attended. A courthouse lawn picnic honored Miss Rose Griffin Miss Beatrice Griffin and Miss Ella Mae Kemmer who will move to Des Moines and Chicago respectively. Miss Jeanne Carey of Varina attended. The Past Noble Grand met at Lindeman dining room for a 1:00 pm luncheon and officers were elected with Stella Johnson president Elsie Alberts vice.

Harris Methodist Church Fred M. Hudson W. W. Harris California Rose Beatrice Griffin Chicago Ella Mae Kemmer Des Moines Alb Jeanne Carey of Varina Lindeman Stella Johnson Elsie Alberts

Harris family plans move to La Jolla California

President and Cynthia Nixon, secretary-treasurer, are noted as part of a moving plan. Mr and Mrs W W Harris prepare to relocate from Pocahontas to La Jolla within the coming week. Their son Corliss and family already reside there. Helen Monaghan began work Monday at Turner dry goods store.

Cynthia Nixon W. W. Harris la Jolla California Pocahontas Corliss Helen Monaghan Turner Dry Goods

Dorothy Sernett to Wed Garth Howard of Minnesota

An announcement from Sts. Peter and Pauls church reports the forthcoming marriage of Miss Dorothy Sernett daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sernett Pocahontas to Garth E Howard of St Paul Minnesota son of Mr and Mrs Harry Howard Rolfe.

Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church Dorothy Sernett Joseph Sernett Pocahontas Garth E. Howard St. Paul, Minn Harry Howard Rolfe

Golden Hour Club Hosts June 5 Meeting at Mrs Redmond Home

Mrs Henry W Redmond hosted the Golden Hour club at her home Friday afternoon June 5. A business meeting was followed by 500. Guests included Mrs E V Johnson Mrs Charles Beiber Mrs Lou Elson and Mrs Elsie Arends all of Palmer.

Golden Hour Club Henry W. Redmond E. V. Johnson Charles Beiber Lou Elson Elsie Arends Palmer

Friday Club Dessert Lunch Honors Prizes

Mrs. W. J. Eich hosted a Friday club dessert lunch at 1 30 Friday June 5. Guests included Mrs. E. H. Melcher and Mrs. Francis Kelly. Prizes went to Mrs. A. C. Carmichael for high score and to Mrs. Melcher for the guest prize.

W. J. Eich E. H. Melcher Francis Kelly A. C. Carmichael Melcher

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