Illness Relief Lets Helvig and Forsythe Return Home
M r Helvig and Fred Forsythe recover from a serious pneumonia illness and are now able to be up and around again.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
12
M r Helvig and Fred Forsythe recover from a serious pneumonia illness and are now able to be up and around again.
Personal visits and social calls populate the Rolfe region as residents travel to Fort Dodge Emmetsburg Spencer Britt and Davenport for family and community events. News includes illnesses, funerals, a Cornell College concert, and plans for farm machinery purchases.
The Parnells present a musical and literary show at the M B church in Plover on Thursday evening April 2. Mr Parnell is a baritone and cellist with broad lyceum fame while Mrs Parnell is a reader and soprano. Doors open 7 30 with concert at 8 00. Audience urged to arrive early for seating.
Robert Anderson, a longtime local settler and esteemed citizen, died Tuesday night at his home in Plover after a prolonged illness. He leaves a broad circle of friends and is mourned by his family. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 30 AM with a longer notice to follow next week.
The Wilting Workers plan an exchange and luncheon at Plover Mercantile Co on March 27. Willing Workers meet April 2 at Mrs Arthur Heathman’s. Plover H S Alumni hold a meeting April 1 at P Shaw home. Junior League hosts exchange March 28 at C E Heathman store. Pikertown Sunday school baskets social and April 2 entertainment program at M E church. The Parnells perform April 2 to close the entertainment course at M E church. J W Mangan and H H Grove attend events. A G Chase visits Rolfe and Des Moines before Rochester.
Sarah McClarknon was born January 22 1837 in Carlisle Schoharie Co New York and died March 17 1914 at her daughter Mrs Henry Fitzgeralds home in Plover Wisconsin aged 77 years 1 month and 23 days. She joined Baptist church young, later became a Methodist Episcopal member, moved from Wisconsin to Green and Walworth counties during youth, and spent her final years in Plover with family. She endured years of suffering but died peacefully, remembered as patient selfless and devout, always attending services when able. Her husband and two children preceded her in death about 11 years prior.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends who assisted and sympathized during illness and after the death of our beloved grandmother at Powhatan cemetery. We regret not accepting some offers but appreciate the same sense of support and kindness extended to us.
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