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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and surnames such as Hughes, Harris, Lenning, Kennedy and Latta alongside scattered locations and titles. The text resembles a social notice or obituary cluster with no clear event or dates discernible.
The townhome of another person reports Sister Mrs Chrystel F E Grant admitted Sunday to Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge as a medical patient.
Local residents share a weekend of visits and guest stays. Mary Harm hosts Mrs. Allen Heathman and family friends from Armstrong and Sank Centre. Steven Peterson, recently returned from Viet Nam, and his California wife join the gathering. Other guests include Sue Johnson of St Paul, Rolland Hoag of Bradgate, Harold McBride of Indianola, Myrtle Dr and Schnug family, Guy Kerns, George Arnold, Beryl Houck, and Appleton area residents.
A 2:00 p.m. double ring ceremony featured harpist Mrs. John Wiklander and a bride in an empire waist Venice lace gown with illusion tulle veil. Attendants included sisters M rs Kenneth Dillon and Miss Laurie Wenzel, with Laura Soderlind as flower girl. Best man Michael Schutz. groomsmen Steven Soderlind and William Sander. ushers Kenneth Dillon and Thomas Jackson. Reception for 175 followed at the parish center with a five tier cake and pink daisies.
The passage mentions the United versus Navy context with training, ratings, and advancement prospects. It notes basic training and security for the family, highlighting retirement potential. It also touches on construction field experience and invites contact with Navy recruiters.
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