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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1949
Page
14
Rolfe and surrounding towns welcomed many visitors over the weekend. Residents hosted relatives and friends from Des Moines Ames Humboldt and Fort Dodge, with extended stays noted for several families and individual travels to nearby towns and cities.
Mr and Mrs Ward Strong LeRoy and Jerry visited Sioux City Saturday. Phyllis Bradburn of Rochester Minnesota spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Mays. Nate Bradburn is noted. Mr and Mrs Harlan Worster and family of Ottosen were Sunday evening supper guests in the Worster home. Mrs Priscilla Hancher is recovering from surgery at Town City and expects to return home in a few weeks.
A Rolfe Amvet Auxiliary delegation attended the county meeting at Pocahontas Methodist church on Thursday. Members included Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Muriel Wilson among others, plus several officers elected to county roles.
The Rolfe Golf Club will meet Friday night April 1 to elect new officers and plan the coming season. The meeting starts at 7 30 at the Rolfe State Bank and all golfers are urged to attend.
The Vocahontas County Republican Woman's club will meet Tuesday afternoon April 6 at the Pocahontas courthouse. Attendance is desired as this is the first meeting of the year with new officers in charge.
Edward Struthers, after two years at the time locker plant, accepts the manager position in Lenox Town and left Sunday to report for Monday. Mrs Struthers and Cathy stay with her parents in Havelock to pack furniture before the move.
Garfield Farm Bureau members gathered at the Archives home on a Tri day in CL AL Renten. Marna Buread Feldman led the discussion on What was Some Event. Deedes Best Serve Sern gave a talk and Lois Samuels performed on piano. Seventy people attended and were served refreshments by the hostess at the close.
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