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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
2
Mrs Esther Pierce received 22 birthday greetings from neighbors and friends at her home on Saturday April 28. Her daughter Mrs Ernest Hinners and granddaughter Amy of Humboldt brought refreshments. The birthday cake was baked by Mrs Dale Buck. The honoree received many gifts and cards.
The Justamere Club met Monday evening, April 16, at Vilna Wold’s home with Lois Staufe and Emilly Anderson as guests. A dessert hour preceded a Contract Bridge session. Evelyn Kaiser won high score, Vi Etta Wold was second, and Lois Sroufs earned third place.
New officers for the local Youth Organization were elected at the Sehsax Religion Class meeting on Thursday evening. Vice President Marilyn Eber te and secretary treasurer Jonelle Semen were named as seventh and eighth graders attended as special guests. Roger Ewing helped in Msgr. Reising's absence, with Mrs. W. G. Taylor and Dale Wagner also present.
The A.L.D. Club met on May 1 at Mrs. Edna Davidson home for a May Day Breakfast. Sixteen members attended as they discussed what Spring means to them. Ruth Olney brought Federation News and Mrs W W A Bintz reviewed Who Walk Alone by Perry Burgess. A plant exchange followed.
Debbie Schumacher’s bridal shower at St Pauls Lutheran Church is set for May 9 at 7 30 pm. OES Chapter 79 meets May 8 with 6 30 dinner. American Legion Rolfe meets May 8. Social Security representative visits Pocahontas Court House May 8 10 am to 12 30 pm. Friendly Circle Club hosts plant bulb exchange May 4 at Bernice Knockson home Power. T T T Chapter BB meets May 7 at Mel Duitscher home.
The Curlew Baptist youth group led Sunday afternoon services under Pastor Boomgar den. Mrs Boomgarden accompanied group singing on the piano. Friday marked birthdays for Agnes Graf and Winnie Tressler with cake ice cream gifts and corsages. Pink Ladies met at the manor community room after a business session sewing followed. Eleven members attended lunch by Darlene Burns and Leona Wilson. Albert Behrens returned to Pocahontas hospital. Mrs Charlotte Scheihing resides at the manor. Out of town visitors included Doris Minkler Vernon Harmon Jaimey Hauswirth Oscar Siefkin and Palmer.
Allie Grant is a medical patient admitted Tuesday to Pocahontas Hospital. The report notes the hospitalization and current care status at the facility.
The Shelgren family expresses gratitude to the Gilmore City Bradgate and Rolfe Fire Departments for extinguishing a barn fire. They also thank friends neighbors relatives and teenagers for their assistance and support.
Rolfe town officials thank the Rolfe Community School student body for a fine Earth Day litter cleanup around town. They urge continued pride in the community and remind residents that every litter bit hurts.
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