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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
7
A Rolfe High School feature compiles student responses on preferred times of day alongside vivid portraits of senior Barbara Ann Loxterkamp and friend Diane Sinek through prom fortune cookies. The piece notes activities, memories, and future plans while mentioning events like the F. H. A. State Convention in Des Moines and honors Banquet.
Locals Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor attended the wedding of their grandson Richard Shekey and Linda Whistler at the United Methodist Church in Pocahontas last Saturday evening. A church reception followed in the social rooms. Potluck dinner guests Sunday at Roger Howland home included George Yabsley and Nancy of Albert City, W H Howland, Jerry Howland, David and Patty Samson. The birthdays of Mrs W H Howland and her grandson Jim were celebrated with crown and snowman cakes. Guests at the First Communion Breakfast at St Margaret’s included H J Nielsen and Harry Woducka with the Kermit Shimons. their son Jimmy was among the first communicants. Everett Burns visited Jim Burns’s parents in West Bend, with other visitors Phil McVeigh and family of Tekamah Nebraska, Loren Rening and Tracy of Des Moines, Rena Dayton and Tom Schupfer. Mrs Jim Burns was admitted to University Hospital in Iowa City for surgery. Mrs Joe Taylor and her daughter Mrs Francis Shekey and Rutland families attended a bridal shower for Linda Whistler in the Chester Whistler home at Pocahontas. Ray Wolfe attended the 50th year Legion anniversary banquet at Fonda Community School, where he spoke. the Wolfes also attended a similar event at Humboldt on March 11.
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