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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
6
Residents report health updates and visits across Algona area towns. Walter Cok named cemetery caretaker at Clinton-Garfield. Mark Damborg returns from Lu Evans Hospital Fort Dodge. Many residents visit relatives, attend conferences, and celebrate milestones including a golden wedding and a birth.
Mr and Mrs Roger Lenz and Doris Sharon of Manson visited Mrs Mary Jones at her home Monday. Rev W F Schneck and Mr and Mrs J C I Boyce attended the Fort Dodge presbytery at Boone last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Boyce completed a two year term as Secretary of Children's Work of the Fort Dodge presbyterial. Mr and Mrs Irving B Cornwell welcomed a baby girl Joy Jessie born April 18 at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Mrs Wallace Knapp drove to Fort Dodge Thursday to bring the Cornwalls and baby home.
Mrs. Wm Fisher spent Wednesday to Friday in Mercy hospital Fort Dodge for a check-up. Mr Fisher fell ill Friday after her return and was admitted for X-rays and treatment. Both are improved and able to be up.
Sgt Donald Peters son of Mr and Mrs Vern Peters returns home Tuesday after an honorable discharge at Camp McCoy Wisconsin He served over 34 years including 25 months in medical work with the 53rd General Hospital in England France and Germany He met his family in Fort Dodge Stocks of corn oats and barley average 2 percent lower on January 1 per animal basis.
James Jensen remains seriously ill at Mercy hospital Des Moines after transfer from Fort Dodge for specialist examination and treatment. His wife and mother stay near him while his father visits, neighbors assist with chores, and his two young sons are cared for by his mother in law.
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