Local Briefs From June 27 1957
Mrs C B Spiker moved into her new home formerly Clarence Nusa property on Thursday of last week. Ann Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Wood had her tonsils removed Tuesday at Mercy Hospital.
20 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
1
Mrs C B Spiker moved into her new home formerly Clarence Nusa property on Thursday of last week. Ann Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Wood had her tonsils removed Tuesday at Mercy Hospital.
A fragmentary 25 year old item mentions Lucile Everson and others traveling from Wisconsin to Eagle River for a camp assignment at Ojibwa during a period of service. The text is garbled but references a camp setting and persons connected to a Wisconsin origin.
A vivid note records a peahen and white object mystery near a shore rail line with light pole wires idle. The story mentions the Hen not returning to Little Pasiderosa herd and Ham Hough’s timing from Thursday July 8. Everett Shaw and wife celebrate ten years of marriage with a large family gathering at their Mal rd area home.
Eleven of twelve McKim descendants gathered with their families for a potluck reunion near Plover at the old McKim farm site. Don McKim of Lubbock Texas could not attend. Frank McKim left Fort Dodge for Viet Nam duty after the visit. Separate local notices mention guests at Sunday dinners and a Sioux City horse show appearance by Jeanice Forry.
Four decades ago Emma Majorowicz resumed nurse duties at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis after a two week vacation. Plover representatives in Chicago this week included J U Arnold, D A Zeck, and Fay D Pirie who planned to accompany certain young men to dances.
A fragment describes Bancroft youths finding a large garter snake, reportedly 48 inches, during the month. Names and exact details are incomplete, but the event centers on the discovery of a large snake by local youths.
CityNews reports a birth to Mr and Mrs Gerald Muller in Great Lakes with grandparents Elmer and Latty Louth of Brad oats. The note mentions a visit to Kansas City and a family reunion in Mason City on June 18. A bridal shower for Marjanne Higgins is noted for June 19 in the Social Hall.
A Thursday visit in Omaha centers on Arlen Johnson staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson as relatives and neighbors recount a quiet Nebraska afternoon and evening gathering.
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