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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
2
The Rolfe Senior Citizens Club met at the center on Saturday with 20 members and a bingo session. Membership reached 42. an Open House is set for 2 to 4 pm this Saturday, March 20, at the center. A potluck supper is planned for Tuesday, March 23, in the Library basement at 6:30.
A note expresses gratitude to Rolfe basketball fans for support during the season and at tournaments including the State Tournament in Des Moines and a Welcome Home gathering. It also thanks for flowers telegrams and gifts and extends thanks from coaches Van Houten and Duerling.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Kay Lynn Taylor Cox of Ludlow Mass announce the birth of a son Urwin G Cox on March 15 1971. The infant weighed seven pounds two ounces. Parents listed include Mr and Mrs George Cox of Fort Dodge and Mr and Mrs W G Taylor of
Mrs Myrtle Sroufe thanks friends for cards gifts calls and kindness while in hospital Sunset Hill Manor and after returning home expressed appreciation for support received during recovery.
Mrs. Chryster Barrett is a patient at Bethesda General Hospital in Fort Dodge with injuries from a fall at home. Mrs. Ted Truelson remains a medical patient at Bethesda General. Fred Block, formerly of Rolfe, convalesces at home in Manson after surgery in Rochester Minnesota. Joe Taylor was released from Pocahontas hospital after medical treatment. Mrs. Virgil Behrendsen is a surgical patient at Humboldt Memorial and plans a spring break from Mercy School of Nursing in Des Moines with her family. Mrs. Lloyd Cox visited Fort Dodge three days while her grandchildren stayed with her son and daughter-in-law who attended a Land O Lakes meeting in Minneapolis.
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