Beil te He WA Tube BS and 26 at Mie program
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions a program at Mie with numbers 26 and references Beil te He WA Tube BS. Details are unclear due to poor readability.
A community shower honors Miss Sue Bints bride to be Steven Pedersen. The event is Monday June 24 at St Pauls Lutheran Church with a 2 30 pm potluck in the recreation room. A Social Security representative visits Pocahontas Courthouse Tuesday June 25 from 10 am to 12 30 pm.
Raymond Boeckholt remains in satisfactory condition after Thursday surgery to remove part of his stomach for ulcers. Eva Hendrickson was admitted Tuesday afternoon as a medical patient. Lee Harmon and Mrs. Julia Peterson are still listed as patients at Pocahontas Community Hospital.
Local residents and relatives are listed from Biittner and Cox families with travel to Savannah and Minneapolis. Numerous callers visit homes in Le Roy Lime Springs Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge while families attend alums, meetings, and reunions. names include Ann Clear Calers Elizabeth Diana Kathy Chris Kathy L. Calhoun Wilbur McClurg Sharon Truelsen and Bob Bowker.
Numerous visits and gatherings span from Salina Kansas to Des Moines and Estherville. Kin and friends from Utah to California spent weekends and holidays with relatives in towns like Sheldon Pocahontas Fort Dodge and Okoboji. Guests included the Tripletts the Kaisers the Ewings and many more as baptisms dinners and reunions marked a busy period.
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