_PRESSY Association Report Summary
The readable lines reference the PRESSY Association with emphasis on organizational activity. No clear event, date, or named individuals are present to identify a concrete news item.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1953
Page
1
The readable lines reference the PRESSY Association with emphasis on organizational activity. No clear event, date, or named individuals are present to identify a concrete news item.
The Amvets Auxiliary met at Mrs. Jay Williams home with 22 members. New officers were installed by Mrs. Paul Larson and Mrs. Duane Gibson was re elected president. They will host a story hour at the Havelock library starting June 16, and plan a Memorial Day program at the Havelock theater with American Legion and Legion Auxiliary assisting.
President Harold Johnson led the first of the regular AYP meetings on April 30 at the Laurens Methodist church basement. Twenty-eight members attended a business session followed by Betty Zmolek describing her trip to New Zealand with color pictures. May 26 is chosen as Senior night and the evening ended with dancing and refreshments provided by the committee.
Mrs Mary Mce Manus celebrated her 100th birthday on April 19 in LeMars Iowa Born near Fort Wayne Indiana in 1853 she has lived in Plymouth county for 30 years Also noted in the clipping is a reference that John D Rockefeller founded the University of Chicago
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