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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1969
Page
7
Three men’s square dance shirts listed with a card of thanks from Caroline B Olerich. The message expresses sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters and kindness during hospital stay at Pocahontas Community Hospital and after returning home.
Local readers extend thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Gerd Post and their family for support and kindness shown to the community.
Mrs Mildred Fisher expresses gratitude to friends who sent cards and called during her hospital stay and after returning home, noting the kindness aided her convalescence.
The Higgins family expresses deep gratitude for the food flowers memorials and cards received during the bereavement of wife and mother Edna Higgins O Higgins and family acknowledge the support from relatives friends and neighbors including those who prepared the dinner and helped in any way.
A note of gratitude from Fred L. Metz Alfred G. Metz John F. Metz Mrs Rita Smith and Mr and Mrs August Holawadel for the courtesy shown during the funeral of Harold Andy Metz in Rolfe.
Mr and Mrs F E Grant express gratitude for cards memorials acts of kindness and sympathy received after their recent bereavement. They state the support will never be forgotten.
Paul Nipfer thanks friends and neighbors for cards gifts visits and sympathies during his hospital and recovery at home. He especially appreciates meals and kind thoughts from everyone.
Our sincere thanks to every one who extended sympathy and deeds of kindness in our recent bereavement. These expressions of sympathy have been deeply appreciated by the family and helped us through a difficult time.
A note expresses gratitude for cards letters flowers and gifts given during hospitalization and after returning home. Special thanks to Rev. Bintz for his call from Mrs. Max Page and Kristin Marie.
A visit by Kom of Gilmore City occurred Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Hans Isacson. Jesse Peterson of Des Moines called in Leon Erickson s home Saturday and together they went to Rolfe for the wedding of Debbie Erickson and Dean Poppen at St Margaret s Catholic Church.
Following two memorial trees a Shademaster Locust and Schwedler Maple were planted in Plover Park with assistance from Mrs Lorna Westerman and third to fifth graders. Garden Club Plover School and Community accepted the project led by president Mrs Martin Peterson and pledges to care for the tree. Attendees later attended Gerald Foust funeral and visited Earl Firkins home with relatives from Quinlan Texas Galesville Wisconsin Arlington South Dakota Sioux Falls Newton Laurens Storm Lake. Mary Margaret Circle met at United Methodist Church with eight members and two guests.
Mrs. George Lanus expresses gratitude for cards letters visits gifts and food while in hospital and after returning home. She thanks those who helped with the children and notes the kindness meant a great deal to her and her family.
Bradgate area youngsters Katherine Dodd Crystal Bunz Karla Severson Lauri Stangle Michelle Naeve and Rod Peterson attended Kindergarten Round-Up at Gilmore City on April 24. Local residents Mr and Mrs Edward Von Bank hosted Tuesday supper guests Mr and Mrs Leo Erickson. Mrs Daniel Vote visited Rockwell City Thursday in the Larry Junkman home with further calls to Mrs Donald Jobe in Fort Dodge.
A-1 Used Cars and Trucks lists numerous vehicles including a 1968 Ford Ranger pickup V-8 with bucket seats, 1967 and 1964 pickups, a 1968 Montego MX sedan, several Ford and Mercury fullsize sedans, plus multiple 1960s Chevrolet and Buick models. Highlights feature factory air, H tops, and various transmission specs.
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