12 Jun 1952
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
1
W S C S circles hosted devotions and lessons with multiple guests and planning for July. Lutheran and Royal Neighbor groups met, birthdays and baptisms noted, and area families attended graduations, weddings, and a church dedication in Ringsted.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Simonson and children from Rockford returned home Monday with Patty staying briefly with grandparents. Several relatives gathered at Grand Meadows Minnesota including Eldridge Kipfer Ralph Philp Kay Lynn Taylor and Richard Philp. A son was born May 26 to Bentley Nilson and his wife at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge. Rolfe Amvet Auxiliary members attended the county meeting in Plover and officers were chosen to attend the State Convention in Fort Dodge in July. Ed Kober and his son visited with Henry Kober and Ernest Smith in a three week stay, joined by Larry of Baltimore Md.
A long list of weekend visits and family happenings in Pocahontas County includes Mrs. Bertha Smith and George Smith hosting Tuesday guests, the Ferden family welcoming a new grandson Alan Bruce in Minneapolis, and Genevieve Marjorowicz graduating and taking a kindergarten post at OcheyedanMorning attendance by Mervin Rebhuhn awaiting June service, and Byron Hunt sailing May 27 for the European theater of war.
False health claims promote Lydia Pinkham compounds as relief for heat waves irritability and nervousness in middle age women. The ad cites doctor tests showing relief percentages and urges readers to try the medicines based on medical evidence and experience.
Five year old Ruby Dodson of Derby was found suffocated in the ice compartment of an abandoned ice-box on the town's west edge after a search when he failed to return home for supper. A Belmond high school student Ernst Hahner had a birthday party as he prepares to return to Germany at year’s end. Next to being shot at and missed, nothing is quite so satisfying as an income tax refund.
Selling out one of Villisca's oldest business firms will soon pass from the founding family. The Tyler Ice and Coal company, founded by F. P. Tyler in 1882, will be auctioned off by his daughters who have operated the firm in recent years.
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