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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
1
A guide describes a Wey to ure 7 container tuiet of the woerrgenen to store items in a magazine style method. Recycled pine containers form a concave door set that creates an air tight double layer while offering a peg row above the bench to hang tools and supplies for quick access.
Two Pore girls Eleanor Eckerson and Sue Obrien were capped as x ray tech students during Mercy hospital ceremonies alongside 24 nurses and two other students. Mr and Mrs Mareel Moritz plan to buy a Lake Reno resort in Alexandriz Minnesota after years in Pocahontas. New officers of the Community School Association were elected including Herbert Hemmer, Mrs Lea Seger, Mrs Milton Anderson, and Elwood Mayberry. Mrs Jack Bouma spoke at the American Legion Auxiliary district conference.
A large gathering at the May festa marked by Legion Auxiliary activities, a carbon of flowers, and a tribute to Gold Star mothers. Community members from Fonda to Omens, and Berean area families attended, with donations supporting institutions and Glenwood project funding.
The Lutheran Church announces Sunday worship at 11 am and morning service at 2:45 am. A stewardship week observance includes the dedication of Sol l end See. A men's meeting is rescheduled to 7 pm Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid will meet at 2 p m on Wednesday May 14 for Bible study led by Pastor Wise. Gene Byen will speak on Life Membership and In Mission. Members listed include MWre CW Bielefeldt Mrs Arnold Wold Mrs Guy Kerns Mrs Wm Henderson and Mrs George Onnen.
Mo McQuary treats this week as a reminder that summer service times are in effect. Sunday School starts at 9 20 a m and worship at 10 20. Sunday is Mother’s Day. attendees urged to honor mothers by joining services with them.
Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon titled A Happy Duty. Excerpt from Exodus 20 12 honors father and mother. Junior Hi WF plans a Boy and Girl Friend gathering at Donald Beckord home and a party at Say Ives home. Merday session meets at 8 p.m. Pastor attends Synod Planning Conference at Wa telog Tue and Wed. Choir practice Thursday at 8.
The Belfe Volunteer Fire Department thanks all who bought tickets and donated cash at the Relfe Firemen's Ball to support the local fire service and its volunteers.
Mrs. Wesley Lehnas expresses gratitude for cards letters visits and kindness shown during hospitalization and after returning home in a brief hospital acknowledgment.
Mrs. Willard Wheeler expresses gratitude for cares letters flowers and gifts received while hospitalized in Iowa City noting special thanks to Mr Obrecht for coming down after her with support and kindness.
My and Mrs Jerry Freeman and Debbie of Sioux City were weekend visitors with home folks here Helen Anne Woods of Des Moines spent the weekend with Miss Dora Simonson Missex Barbara Vogel Dora Simonson Ruth and Frieda Thorson attended a high school concert in West Bend Two winners at the Halfe Lucky Day drawing were Mrs Bertha Alig and Harry Woducka from Luarel Both to be on Rolfe Lucky Day roster next Wednesday at three o'clock
The P M Peterson family thanks all who offered kindness during Mrs Sarah Petersons illness and after her passing including flowers memorials and other acts of support.
In Pocahontas County Iowa probate matter No 4331 the executrix Helen L Thompson announces her qualification as executrix of the Jens Thompson estate. Creditors are asked to file claims by law and all indebtedness should be paid to the executrix dated April 29 1958.
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