Birthday Party Hono rs Mrs Hendrickson in Rolfe
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Fred Hendrickson was held February 24 with guests including Mrs. Velma Hilton and many local families. The event featured social time, gift opening, and refreshments.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
2
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Fred Hendrickson was held February 24 with guests including Mrs. Velma Hilton and many local families. The event featured social time, gift opening, and refreshments.
Dean Strong of Ames spends his quarter break with family in Ames. A stream of Sunday and Saturday gatherings includes the Sennett, Pease, Weishaar, Nieman, Ryen, Joens, Hewlett, and Smith households in Pocahontas Humboldt Rolfe and Mallard. Several baptisms and a Fort Carson NCC Academy enrollment for Pfc Dean Page are noted.
The family of Sadie Quigley expresses sincere thanks to relatives, neighbors, and friends for flowers, memorials, calls, and words of consolation. Gratitude extends to the Methodist W.S.C.S., American Legion Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, and Am vets Auxiliary for serving meals and aiding at the loss of their mother.
John Gembler expresses gratitude to friends for cards letters gifts and visits while a patient at Lutheran hospital Fort Dodge over the past five weeks. He appreciates all acts of kindness shown during his stay.
Walter Heald thanks friends neighbors and Mayo Clinic staff in Rochester for cards letters flowers and meals. He notes appreciation for help with heavy chores and lunch provisions while recovering at the hospital.
Spike reports active soybean market and strong farm machinery sales. Duff and others discuss new 4010 and 3010 tractors, mixed performance, used equipment influx, and a local laundry business opening in April with Pink Maytags amid dealer banter.
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