Legion Auxiliary Holds March Meeting at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met March 12 at the Legion Hall with 14 members present. A memorial service followed.
15 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
1
The American Legion Auxiliary met March 12 at the Legion Hall with 14 members present. A memorial service followed.
The program lists topics including Respect For Our Flag and How to Protect Our Children Against Drug Abuse. Memorial donations were sent to four chaplains. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Spencer and Mrs. Garth Srouse. A surprise party celebrated a person from Rolfe with cakes, bouquets, and many cards. Aaron Anthony was born March 11 1973 to Mrs Lulu White of Gardena California. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Accurso and Mr and Mrs Glenn Weir.
Debbie Shimon expresses gratitude to all who sent cards gifts and well wishes during hospitalization and after returning home. She appreciates the kindness and support shown during this time.
A resident turning 90 hosted a quiet cake event at home inviting nearby neighbors. The surprise party, planned by friends and relatives, uplifted the celebrant who had felt unseen living alone.
Mrs. Melvin Pedersen at Bethesda General Hospital Fort Dodge underwent major surgery. Discharges included H E Peters on the 8th and Henry Van Hovelyn on the 12th from Pocahontas Community Hospital.
A brief notice honors Aaron Anthony Accurso, son of Capt. and Mrs. Steven Ac curva, with a pink and blue themed acknowledgment. Family details indicate a ceremony or celebration context.
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